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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04

unchanged No 2 spring wheat q ooa NO ;g2iLss
No 2 oats 43c No. . rye. 67c No. barley - isoe;
No faxseed 81 Ssh prime timothy seed 81 iG. 80 ~;
mess pork per Dbl s1O lard. per 100 n 80 .0a7j ~;
short rib: sides loose - 40 dry sad hoaldsr, eoT a6
whlskey distllers' finished goods per gall ~ Il sugar.
unchanged: No. white oats, tG2dHe; NO ar,y'
Frbruarv 81 L,tS0c No. 8 white oats 45Sdi6aci No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

vN.. our opeut registered his appeasNnce eua ~
dance Wa wanted 8 Mr.. Arnold. Of Chicago. wnom
sosnshodv had told ~ about. Chicago % INV sno
va 4 verv unlnteresting and remote plAce. A..
I. We found that Arnold he'd been engaged q us
ot,er sidc. 60 We applied 70 Wa:hburne, momox ..
C0nsrcss at washington, to know II thefe was ~
IN iinois whom IL wss safe TO hevs in tho case ne
6eld, who would answer our purpose: We mntca A.. np
= iawvers, directory published ct that time, little
book and In II we saw simply "A. Lincoln, sPnne.
Scid We secured Lincoln, and II his been said thai
tpse fee he rot out OF that case gave him the leisure
to mako his campaign against Douglas and reach inc
Presidency =, A.. ,.c.a
reaper case fair to middling!"
srpectst}ons about anybody IL Illinois The moro
Lincoln tried TO please ms the more we looked down
mon him with out Eastern views OF what Western
men expected to be. We never rcad his paper STAN
ton treated him with contempt was studying STAN
ton slp between the two OF ms am afraid the poor
man cot very little consideration. However, he was
elected President. In the course Of time went TO
washington. and felt that must call npon Lincoln:
hope you voted for me, for made up my mind II
there was ono man in Pennsylvania whom would
appoint to Office would appoint yen. had intended.
al any rate. to appoint you and Stanton And Won
know said Mr.. Harding "what he gave Stanton.
He gave him all the war-malting power OF the Gov:
eminent with Its vast patronage, and stanton went
on behaving just he had during the war; attempt
Inc boss Lincoln whenever IL suited him. He 0ercd
me the place OF Commissioner of Patents. NV practice
was coming forward and could not take It, but II
Is the most tender recollection in my life TO think Of
respect for him with his abundant remembrance and
favO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
soxs oUsras1r1Es OF rae CENSUS.
rxp REAL Eyrpcr OF A REAPPoRrTox1(EN1
DEMOCRATS CRYING OUT BEFORE
VIA wHEy ARE HURT

Nothing worries your true born Democrat 50 mucn
q fact rude fact 1t cxcites his nerves. too' anu
now and then when he lies awake st night ana nearing
something creak and crack cries out: Hero IL oon'os
really II Is moro than he bear In theory no 70
veres tho Constitution yet In practice he tnnn ~
nsedfl flor him) TO perform Constitutional duty only
when . policeman (of his own party Is at hana 70
ENFORCE obedience with . club. Voting In Congress-
for instance Then there his great historic pr1ncl
ple Of loyalty to the South. Both these ine son1-
ments Of his were set edge carly In e year os 'o
thought that here 1t 1890 and census 70 90 xen
a census OF facts and figures; end after that
what. why reapportionment: Feapportionment.
under the Constitution. OF Congressional repre-
..ntation under the Constitution. according 10
en-. constitutional census. What could this mean
hut that the returns were to be "aoctorcd" or
ahnncoed.n y so as to steal representatives. Hom
&he Democratic States and give tnem 10 the
p.pubncad states Which Of these Is which none OF
M is quite so certain we all were IN octopcr'
r.t let that pass. The Republican census was TO
h. q robbery: It must be beaten somehow 30
,c,, nemocratic wtseacre, with that amount OF
,sdom 10 the acre that distinguishes his race NON
sfar called in HIS grandfogger and his petfogger ana
took counsel of them the ancient custom Is sit
back in the harness and Bray SAID the grandiogs
,.mnIv: Make 'em take 1t In June cried the shii
,,.tttsorrer. pass the word questions answered
then make believe the people that don't answer are
Ieft ont purposely demand recount; II you get IL
ask for one everywhere, and keep on doing 1t until
the cows como home, 1900 comes; If you don't
get IL shrek no fair. bunco." So he did,
And now what is it all ahoutf The one thmg
xour true Democrats did was to take the horrd
svnres and examine them to find out their real effect
rh,. The Tribune has done for him. Cast your eye
over the following table and see II you DON'T thinK
como one ought 30 tell him Of it, after Studying
.n.se Acures You think the Commissioner has buncoed
the census then you'n have TO admit that he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
THEY SNUBBED LINCOLN,
q CATH in The Cincinnati Enquirer.


The Philadelphia High School began some TINE ~ ~
thirtics or forties, and at recent convocauon o. ~
Graduates member Of the very first graaustims os
stranded in the fulness OF his strength ana
George Harding Of Philadelphia, the son OF sn Ely
iishman who owned The Philadelphia inquo s,rd -
not the first, patent lawyer, and Is inc Rrnta,ns
The great Kaatcrskin Hotel In the Catskiii
when cost half million or more Df doiiats. Ws
a. the High School Mr.. Harding shower alspos.~SS
for geometry and mechanics and whom ne WAS Esr s
aied he made patent law his special care, as IL was
inst beginning to appear tnat pateh's "o"'" y" :"
source OF future wealth. , 49, ,,a who
He was think. the first lawyer IN inc amJ
over argued cases with wording modes Oh "a
rd he was with Abraham lincoln In the ceieDrate4
lincoln made upon his mind that when Lincoln was
Nominated for the Presidency instead OF Johh
who was some kind OF q competition OF M a" t H.
wife he knew not any fact that was materai y" "i'
was myself lad Of nineteen on his paper az t tS
ccnvention at Chicago would probably disagree, anu h
Mclean would become the nominee All az om.e smt
news came that Lincoln was nomnated ana waS ' IN
nm to the Atienaeum. sort OF private unl",2 III -,
rhiledeuhia TO see could find out anyihing tncrc
about this man who had been NJ. Hardngs assoclate
To nothing and printed next to nothing oOrlee ~
remember next morning upon the greatest man oi MS
After the lapse Of twenty four years met !, Mr. Mr.
nominaton. OF Mr.. Blaine, and said TO him
would like to hear something about your connection
with Lincoln - ,.,, horr ,oAh Stanton and
myself snubbed that poor o!o u. man IL "''"A' w.
was brought into that case because It was
necessary TO have q counsel WHO h'oo Ill ihmois'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

has done II badly. for the state OF
New-York, which Is Republican when the people von'
io1cs but loss namely three than all the sixteen
Southern ststes. which soldly Democratic whether
the people vote or not doubtful Newersey gains ono;
the England States loso ono, the old West loses
one, and the now West gains SIX.
Tho population Of the fortyfour States IS SHOWN ~
the rough count Of the census TO b 6l''1soo2 Inc
number Of Representatives in Congress is 332 Assum
ing that this number remains unchanged the NATURAL
usual ana lawful way Of finding out the basis OF
representation Is Ast to divide the whole population
by 3a2 and then BY the quotsnt thus found to divide
the population Of each state. This quotcnt Is
1se,07s. II the population b exactly divsibie BY
that number the answer will show how
many members of Congress the State is
entitled to remember though, that State can have
less than one But as there is often fraction left over
after doing this in DIVISION the total OF all tho
answers win be something less than 3S2, as 1t happens
aae These sixteen Representatives are then allotted
to the States having the largest fractions, one to EACH
inst hero II is assumed by the morbid victim Of GEN.
soubpbia that the wicked census maker has done his
worst and robbed the South with Barttelot grim
How is II In fact? Why, In TACT the South gets Of
az the 49, New England 2, New York, NewJersey and
pennsylvania none the old West 3. and the West
X In the words ascribed to p. Henry (of Virginia
slightly adapted "If this be bunco make tho most
of It,"
yu,pber Of Representatives. 1872
ponIatlon of all States 6l,71SOO
Population for Representatye lSo,07S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
,r,osrxa pRrcEs cALIroRNIA srocKs.
Apprruys 70 the rrrrssUae ZOO.

From The Pittsburg Dlspaycn:.
Company. yesterday sent word e Chief Biselow q
part sooogcal collection, herd Of not less than .
dozen hne mountain door. The deer are st present.
rsiiwercd here on Mr.. Bieeow's order He thanks1
Mr. scsifb for the gift and requssted that ne dsss
you'd REQUIRE considerable attention during the winter
here and there rs no place prepared for them. Ms:
snced in At Schenley Park for the accommodation a
this valuable addition 70 the To- and will have them
The elephant for the Zoo, which has been in New.
York for couple Of weeks has not vet arrived hsre,
mt is expected daily The of the delay IN he
arrival has been that the parties who presenting
him are having made and fitted TO him an oriental
Around the perk on the big fellows back. New.York
Is the only place In this country where such equipeWs
are made and the presence Of the animal Is 3eQnred
for hitting. When the elephant arrives he win 30
stalled IN special quarters at the Filth Avenue Market
House, whore all the other animals have been trans.
ferred and then the collection will be opened for
public amusement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
K0DAKs AT A RAILROAD WRECK.

superintendent Hustled, Of the Cincinnati. Hamil-
ton and Dayton doesn't like the Kodak and his eHper-
When the wreck occurred at oxford the Kodak ends'
out in force to make sketches OF LILIES c scene
Biography OF the affair being sent broadcast over the
country and many Of the Kodak m'snpuators c Son
with a fine instrument would not listen to anything
and insisted taking picture AZ last tes s1pec
pany's grounds and the with the Kodak remarked
would GO to an sdS 5 Sm tSa as y sssIde
tresnassng there also. This made the chap angry.
Is an escse din S.r SSsc as man
treat Won as gentleman" exclaimed he. "and you
won't let me- Now, I'll treat You like tough. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

including one member allowed for largest fraction or
remainder.
n will he seen that the sixteen States having the
largest remainders after dividing by 156OT8 and for
that allowed one Representative each arc lbeginnng
with the largest fraction and going DOWN Texas,
Minnesota Kentucky, Mississippi. Washington, vr-
eina, Georgia, Rhode Island, Vermont Indiana South
Dakota Ncw-Jersey, Ohio. North Carolina. Oregon
"' The States that gain New-Jersey 1; Texas.
Arkansas. 1 Minnesota. 2; Nebraska. 3 Colorado
Washington / oregon, 1. In all these six states
gain eleven Representatives.
The states y tnt Sse are south Mane Carolina
see l. Kentucky I Ohio, ] indiana, 1: Iowa, !.
Tho total loss Of these ten states OF course equals
' New Yorks loss is naturally snrprisc and dis
annointment to all her citizens who seeing the growth
and great Numbers Of our own people, have not OBJ
served or have failed to consider the more RAPID growth
n other sections No census taken has come up
70 the expectations Of the sanguine. Yet, on the
whole are these results different from what might
reasonably have been expected And in the face OF
them may not even that political crazy-Qnit OF all
odds ana many ends called for short the Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Acrses ano Carriages.
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ia p Sasss iss isus "a *
sa:SSstTtssaAMs AND ocTAsoXI iy.I EoSsT r
he BEST city bpi,ds,sii
snAss FRONT NJ S kkssgHEE HEADS;
ok ..AssENSEk I'D e Ex Scss.Ss2s.
FRONTS eye YIcr ssS ISss''n H'e-.".'
TCARTs and SPIDER PH HA6T9 az.
L1RHiEEsI Hs FSt NPGnA HHdsSTsO sna boo
Tors PHAEfoNS: no, ,y.aoxs
TOP WAGONS ANR N0.T0PS MMI ATSSNs
OF lxAb III EKFo dHP %SAeo %AcYSHHiNsff : '
r11suRYs. - Doa cAsrs AND PONY
OUR u3S8A MI ROOM
The hAARgEsT sS S66Hk SEsJ aaEN2SSNhEss
SADDLES AND BRIDES. WITS.
FUR AND CLOTH ROBES. 1LANA'
IN AMERICA.
Of ALL KINDS-FApily Horses. Hceo;;
sters, Tfotters. Saddle Horses' sno
ALWxYs ON HAND
INTENDING puRcALAs aMs vi Will SS
WELL to examine our lMM1No"
1OHN MOORE
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

smash hat K0dak over your Internal hsa1.s -
KcdSk nen1 evidently believed that HSsted would nj
train, Wklls Superintendent Hveted was tAus en-
e0s1, ChIef Endnser Porter and HE as:istaDts we
ckSstng Kodsk hends over the surrounding countV
witk clubs. The Way men WITH the camcms A4nJ
hold choice points Of vew. but ~ fatr - euess ~
thar ~ loaded with SNAP shOt1 g that wreck -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

marty ciyc up it, purpose OF forbidding any reappor
fIonfnent under any census and thus enjoy a mclo
that its suficrings arc abnted
superiEtcndcnt Porter, of the Census Bureau. has
written letter b Mayor Grant, of Newy request
nsuifs OF the recent police In that city by
cs1ion districts. Mr.. Porter says he Is aware that
~ rrrs AT the time but for purposes OF oical use the
Mayor win see the necessity OF furnishing ON suthent-
Gated COPY Of the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Doaro Uante6.

A GENTLEMAN desires board with re-
n fined family on West Side In good loca-
ton. W., Box 10, Tribune ONCE.
DOARD tleman ana
0 wife desire large room, with frst-class
board; state terms and particulars. l.. o.
Tribune ONCE.
M ANTED.-By q family Of six adults,
w for the winter parlor three Dcarooms
Are no other boarders must be first-class In
every particular; references given ana re-
ouired. Address INQUIRER, Z. 0. BOX
9.126, New.York.
VXJ ANTED.-A young man desires TO OBJ:
w tain q well.furnished room and board
with private family for the coming winter
and spring; vicinity Of Union Square pre-
fcrred: terms must be moderate references.
Address w. S.. Tribune Oflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Countrn Real Gstate 90 Get

NOR RENT.-12O Yves: Sth-st., Bergen
Point; x minutes S.cs, from s,S f0ot cont Sf
nlctely furnished modern house. rooms and
baaemcnt. until May 1 or longer rent 600
per month possession December 1. Inquire
ct house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
flats 90 fet, Furnished

DMIRABLE ARTISTS STUDIOS and
"A bachelor apartments; very choice fur'
ward private baths rents $50 70 $50
every convenience, including telephone ;
worry accessible. inquire Of TAINTOR,
"Anglesea," 90 Washington Square, South,
opposite 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
,Doxrvsxr .ARsfvALs Ar re Hofsxs.

EvERETT-0snersi 8. c. AmstFong q Hsupe0,
w. FIFTH AvExUE-Ex-senstes D. ~ ssba. .
Minnesota and Judge william A. 0slbfsisA. Era
Penn. 0RAND-9dsrtin W. Cooke Of Rcshsss<!I -
Judge samuel y. Hunt u Cincinnati. MURRAY HILL
Amssa ]. Parker OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Real Gstate Wanteo.
Real estate 10 Gxrhanae

.>>-~---- 49,
Il OCR-STORY brewnstone high stoop
dwellng-house, In excellent neiEhbor-
hood, with all improvements, In best Of or.
der, 70 exchange for small country place.
F0ULK 4 FRENCH, 1917 broadway.
Z IRST-CLASS HOUSE. near Park: ex.
i change for TsrooklvD. or residence. the
city. HOYT 4 ELwFLL. 13i B o,dwar.
IN HO WANTS Philadelphia city property
w and FLORIDA property for Brooklyn
housesf HOLLAND. IA West l4th-st.
~ country and suburban
w properties In exchange for city enor-
nous list 70 select from everywhere ell
prices sIbBALD, 108 MeotAsue-st..
IN HAT have you got to exchangef y. D.
w MAYHEM, 104 West 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Qitp Real estate 90 fet.

SO PARK.AvE., TO LET.
"A. 28x6oxso; four.story. high stoop brown
stone residence: 10 rooms; gas fixtures.
WIN lease for term Of years. Apply on
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
t ckIv HA AT fRE tpToWH OFFICES,
30 ss B.oad S1S S Sss'5
S SaSa SHAW Isl sixth ave lbs Fourth.
ave, corner Fsurs.enth.st soo ; Third-sys.'
near Los 6 Ss's cU,umb aoe
ay Sri SO ssa It. f kTiRSf 81
$50 East One hundred-and -twenty-nfth-st.,
up to p. M. at regular once rates.
FACTORY properties speciality city
f. De f F. sMEIToN. 81 Broadway.
ARGE OFFICES to let at 10 Beekmap.
IL 81. front and rear light. rutland
& WHITING, 5 beeAman.st.
mo LET.-Fuliy furnished. a three. STORY
II and basement brownstonc dwelling
situated within half O block Of Mount Morris
Park: best location In Harlem; rent 5000
per month. Address OWNER, p. o. Box
pa. New-York CITY.
mo LET.-Four desirable lofts : cool local..
al T Ius ne. c 7. G. PATTERSON.
20 WEST 5oTH-ST.-Famly r>maining
DO abroad will rent fully furnished. year
or season. Address GEORGE II. ADAMS.
IS Wall.st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
UrO LEr.-Funished complete, 3-stcry
j brow nstone dwelling, in perfect order,
on Prospect Heights. Brooklyn y minutes 70
Union Elevated station long lease given
$500. Apply to w. J. TATE. F7atbush'
ave. and Prospect Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
flats 60 Get, Antnrnishe6.

900 EAST GOTH -ST.-Thfee rooms on
house IS so week. Miland's bell.
4 COOMADISON.AV Just reno.
1sOSS vnted nats Of 5 rooms hot and
cod water; snail, genteel families rents
s16 so 10 els so; janitor. STARR &
AHERN, 1000 3d.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Real estate.

ID ENTING AND COLLECTING
IL in any part Of the city; best Of fef'
RUFUS D. PITCHER. 1913 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Rooms Uante6

VIyANTED.-Betwee Gath and 59th sts.,
w I'D and 9Th ayes: weu-furnlshed nae
for small family; rent not over 81 900 per
year. Address A. S., Box 5. Tribune Up
town once, J,23S Broadway.
M ANTED-By four gentlemen. furnished
w rooms or apartment; must be between
42d and S0th sts. and 9th and Lexfn gton
ayes. references. Address D. s., Box IL,
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

Miscellanesus
A LAWYER Of highest standing under.
"A takes any business coliecoon n,, maze ga
priyate controversies settled. AadfsSs
THOROyGH SATISFACTION. Box 70,
Tribune ONCE.
nETECTIVE.-A. wESTLOToRN. AL
- classes Of private work; years, ex.
perience; best city reference. 324 West
iith-st. ONCE. 243 Broadway. Room ..
NOTTCE.-Mme. Sindlc, 72 6th.ave., pays
N highest prices for ladies' rne cast.on
clothing, jewelry, laces, bric-a-brac. Call
or address.
n oSTA0E STAMP collection; wish to
I purchase for cash. Call evenings, or
write III Lexington-ave., near 1l0sh-st..
ground moor.
n HEVMATIsM.-Dr. @. T. Csrmsn. 142
II Princc.st., Brooklyn; hours 1 TO D. n.
Also correspSndence.
M ANTED.,-Second-han guns, revolverA
w watches, jewelry and books Of all
kinds give full description and lowest price.
THE EXCHANGE STORE, Box 400.
stroudsburg. Penn.
M LILLIAN TRENHOLM,
w American Expert Accountant,
II Broadway.
Accounts Of estates, assignees, guardian
corporations and commercial houses exam.
ined accurately and expsditiously ~ Refer;
BY permission, to the fSlio r N: IaSn
ics', Central and Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
Furnished flats Wanteb.

T. URNISHED FLAT wanted by small
L family for winter months loration must
be exceptional, not above 69th-st., ana
between 9th and Sd ayes. Address
j. r. ]. A., Postofice Box 50, Bayshe l.. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
G1'p Real estate for Sale.

u ARGAIN.-21 city lots together. be-
large factory. Large prick stable, o0x
IO6. neor 34th-st., SIS, 900. c. II. VAR
NALL. 220 Grsnd-st..
u OR SALE.-The new four.story high.
l. stoop brownstone front dwelling, With
extension, No. Al West 71st-st. first class
in every respect. KNOX McAFEE, 203
West 23d-st.
EOR SALE:-The equity in three lots on
L Southern Boulevard, near Wiilis.ave.,
poses near railroad and water from. Apply
T. J. RUSH, 700 East 184th-st.
M E HAVE FOR SALE on one Of the best
w streets In the city, 4-story brownstone
house In complete condition little money
t cent net TcK w FiEg SHSf P Ps7
Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
CORNER STORE, 3.story brick; fne
~ chance Bushw1ck and jefferson ayes.
Brooklyn; Halsey-st. station, 8 blocks
terms easy; open every day. Owner. on
premisee.
ZINE BROWNSTONE HOUSE. is
L rooms, on Putnam-aye., Brooklyn, Tor
sale or exchange; price $40, 600 subject TO
IS, 900. Apply 500 Broadway. New.York.
IA OR SALE.-New. desirable residence !:
L Ane location: Brooklyn; low price
trrns easy. SERVIS, 182 Fnnklin-st..
Newly
TWO-STORY AND EASEMENT brown.
wood '' Trim nl sanitary plumbing; absolutely
perfect house, with every modern improve.
ment, In restricted neigheorhood %, 800 70
81 900; easy terms. PATTERSON, 1,760
Fuiton-st, z 10 @ p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16

VERY beautiful patterns In Plush ara WOOL
iHp Robes, also Harness, Saaaies'
Brides. Clipping Machines. Harness SOAPS,
0ressinrs, Oils ana Horse Goods OF every
Mind Send for catalogue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-25

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S~ubenfraB.
Iasrbtnas, mo mir bic Subsn In @uls
turIdnbern iuben, iebsn mir ie einen duBer;
Ii9en Culture Prunt entfaIten. ste itsis
gen i@nea In bic bSbfsn, b. 3. rei9fien
&reiie Der @eieui9aft empor. 2afsn ii9
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Raufsn ober bausn fi1 pornebme S1I6is
fer unb Refben3en. Sa5rsn In speis unb
ui%eripinnisen &utideu lumber. Aber btes
fer GuBsIlite @ultur. Yrunt perbirst eben:
10 ruenis bic innerlt9e 5dulniB uno &ob:
belt, wie beim gbineien unb WuIelmann,
Der I'm Salawasen NIT ;ablrei9sn 8sbisn.
ten umseben, In ben 9auptitiotsn Der cipis
Iifrtsn 0sIt umberitolSirt. Sslbif bic
9binsien unb Wuislmdnner iinS unierm
2anoe nidt 10 sefabrlid, ais bic Subsn,
neil he bod sew6buli5 irsenb cine Mtg
Tide G.bsit uerri9ten, udbrenb Der Slbe
gar n'tt 4, bsitet, ionbern nur - Bic @5ti:
itsu aasfaust. gr III eth Sdncrf ser,
Elm unsrlduli5er Yaraiite, ter R,uiOusn
nit @lasr unb S9a1sr outbiuit uno nit
Silfe lslnss Rupitals mad osr poIitii5en
6erri9aft itrebt. Die l1nteriOauns Der
Gbriiteu lit bas 3isI Der Sussn. Sein
s~etrduntes meiianii9ss Ret9 1T nidts
anberss uIs bic 9erridaft iber bic frems
ben Ratiouen.