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The advocate., 1890-01-30
Declaration ofPurposcs.

Whereas, The general condition Of our country
impeatIyoly demands unity OF action on the part
Of the labOrlng classes, reformation in economy,
and ihC dissemination Of principles best calcu-
lated 10 encourage and foster agricultural and
mechanical pursuits, encouraging tho tOlllng
massos~leadlng them In the road of prosperity
and providing just and fair remuneration for
labor, n Just exchange for our commodities, and
the best means Of securing TO tho labOring class
os tho greatest amount Of good; wo hold 10 the
principle that Nllmonopolles are dangerous TO the
best interests OF the country, tending 10 enslave
n free people and subyert and finally overthrow
the great principles purchased by the fathers Of
American liberty. We therefore adopt tho fol-
lowing as our declaration Of principles;
4. 10 labor for the education OF the agricultural
Glasses In the science Of economical government
lnN strictly non-partlsan spirit, and TO bring D.
bout more perfect union OF said classes.
2. Tint we demand equal rights 10 all and spe-
cial iavors 10 none
8. 10 lndorso the motto "In things essential,
unlty;an in all things, Charity"
4 10 deveOpe better state mentally, morally,
socially and financially
b. TO constantly strive TO secure entire harmO-
ny and good willtO all mankind and brothcTly
love among ourselves.
g. TO suppress personal, local, sectional and
national prejudices; all unhealthiul rivalry and
all selfish ambition.
2. The brightest jewels which II tgarnors arc the
tears OK widows and orphans, and its imperative
commands are 10 visit tho homes where laeerated
lghoaEts are bleeding; TO aSSuage the suicrings OF
abrother or sister; bury the dead, care for the
widows and educate the orphans; to exercise
charity toward offenders; TO Constue words and
dcedsntheir most favorable light, granting hon.
!. osty OF purpose and good intentions to others,
and 10 protect the principles OF the Farmers Al
Alliance and Industrial Union until death. It's
ys are reason and equity, It's cardinal doctrines
v spiTe purity OF thought aud life, It's intention Is
ag"On earth, peace, and good will TO man."
OUR PLATFORM.
1. We demand the abolition Of national banks
and tho substitution OF legal tender treasury
lphOies IN lieu Of national bank notes, issued In
volume to do The business Of the Coun.
dry QUA cash system, regulating The amount
A6Jed on per capita basis ~ tho business lp-
The advocate., 1890-01-30
p. b. MAxsoN.

For safe and certain remedy for fever
and agueuse DR.. j. H. McLean's Chills and
Fever Cure; IL is warranted TO cure.
The advocate., 1890-01-30
wAIlAaERg ALLIANCE AND IN-
DUsrRIAL UNION
oTWIcHAL pIRmoroRY.

OBBICIAL DIEtHC'IOHH
National Farmers AlliRnor and
Industrial Union.
Pfesidont-L. L. Polk Washington, d, O.
VlcePros.--B, u. CLOVER Cambridge, Kan.
Secrotary-J.H II, TURNER, Washington, D. O.
Treaaurer-II. w. HICKMAN, Puxico, Mo.
Lecturer -DEN. TERRELL, Washington ID. o.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Three years-Il. A. PATTY, Macon, Miss.
Two yoars-IsAAo MCCRAcKEN, -- Ark.
One ycar-EVAN JONES, Dublin, Texas.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Q. w. MoCUNE. Washington d. O.
ALONz0 WARDALL, Huron, South Dakota,
J.F. TILLBAN, Palmetto, Tenn.
KANSAS STATE OFFICERS
PFesldont--B. II. CLOVER Cambridge Kans
ylce-Pres.-W. II. BmDLE, Augusta Kans
5ccretary-J.B d. FRENCH, Hutchinson Kans
Treasurer--H DAUGRMAN, Burton Kans
ChnplaIn-J. r. West, Patterson Kans
Lecturer-A u. DICKINSON, Merden Kans
Assistant LeCt.-VAND. PRATHER, Neutral KS
Boorkeoper-J. u. WILLIAMS, Bentley Kans.
ASST DoOskeeper-A. w. TAYLOR, Newton KS.
serg'tatAms- L. X. HAYT, Dexter Kana
Business Agant-C. A. TYLER, Topeka Kans
Stnnding Committees.
JUDICIARY
s.J. ADKMs-Buuton, Harvey Co.. Ksns.
", C.OADwELE--IIastoad, HaryeyCO., Kans
WA. NELSON -Corbln, ,SedgewiCk Co., Kans.
FINANCE
J. II. Remoh-IIalstead, HarveyCo Kans.
b. O, smith-BentlH sedgewlck %. Kans.
'. y, TTue-Newman, Jefferson Co. Kans.
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
II. IL Clover Cambridge, Kana,
j. II. French Hutchinson,
&. j. Adkins-BuTton,
u, O. Caldwell-IIalstead,
W. A. NelsOn-Corbln,
INSURANCE,
NJ Baughman-Burrton, Kansas
s. M. scoit--McPherson,
A. w. Mcpherson,
PRINTING
P. b. Maxon- -EmporIa, Kansas
A. ", DlCklnson-Merlden,
s. MCLallln--Topcka,
LEGISLATION.
M. il. MRrkum- Constant, Kansas.
A. w, hmith-McPh
Edwin Snyder OslSaloosa,
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
H Baughman-B Burton, Kansas
4. n Leech-Thyor,
A. Wilson-Woodyile, "
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
BOOK NOTES.

THE July number of the Ladies'
Home Journal contains a description
of the home OF the American heroine,
Ida Lewis, of Newport; the conclusion
of Ascutney Street, part End of the
new story Myrtle's Mistake, by Kate
Epson Clarke. The World of Fash
ion, edited by Mrs. Mallon; Artistic
NeedIework, Practical Housekeeping
and a host of other stories, poems,
sketches and helpful talks on all sub
jects with women and girls. Curtis
Publishing company, Philadelphia.
THE Gulf Messenger for June con-
tains the conclusion of Ruth McEnery
Stuart's Wanted, a Nurse. Surprise
at DEVILS Den, Texas pioneer story;
Shirley's Little Trunk, by Ellen Sale.
A Piney Woods Amazon, in two chap
ters, to be concluded next month. a
Fortune Daisy, poem dedicated to
Miss Virgin Gibbs by Mrs. Prelat, of
San Antonio, with other poems and
sketches by prominent Southern
writer's. Published and edited by
Mrs. Foute, of Houston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
THIS INSTITUTION.
The College Campus Deserted But
the Auditorium Crowded
The Graduates, Etc.

st. Mary'S Catholic college was filled to
its utmost by visitors to the 3Sth COM
mencement exercises of the year 1890 this
morning. Among the prominent guests
were Rev. Bishop Neraz, Fathers Smith
and Maloney, of st. Mary's; Father Pfef-
ferkOrn, of ST. JOSeph'S; Fathers DOmOu-
lin and Antonio, San Fernando; Father
BrueckIin, of CaStrOville; Father Gutter
res, Monterey, Mexico, and Gen. D. 5.
Stanley.
The programme was as follows:
1 Hyperion. ............CO College Orchestra
Overture-The Harvest Moon:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .COllege OnOlT
Song.
3 Address. Rev. c. J. Smith. O. NJ.
4 Military GalOp. T. n. alo IT,
Piano Duet.
5 Love of Country and Home........
Observation-Disclosures. Johnson
Recitation.
6 The Exile of Erin. DeIIam
: When My Ship Comes Over the Sea
..................... College Choir
Song.
Q. Awarding of Diplomas and Medals:
Isaac n. Mitchell, Edna, Texas. gradu-
ating medal and diploma: John u. Blunt
ger, San PatriciO. medal and diploma;
James K. Davis, San Antonio, medal and
diploma: Clement c. WitherS, San An
tonic. medal and diplomat; A. d. Flores.
San Antonio, medal and diploma: Leo
nardO l.. Cara. San Antonio, medal and
diploma: Charles :. Mitchell. Edna,
medal and diploma.
Gold medals of honor was awarded to
Mr.. Cara and to Michael Ryan. of Con
zaleS: gold medal to l.. l.. Cara. for
Christian doctrine.
Gold medal. first English course, to
Hugh Mitchell.
The prize essay was delivered by Joseph
Mackin. class of 81.
There were also prizes of medals. etc.
in the English course. German and Span
iSh courses, Literature. Art. Science, etc.
The remainder of the programme was
then carried out. tO-wit:
| The Siege of the Alamo. l.. Cara. Jr.
Recitation.
> The jolly BlackSmithS. 7; y N MitcheII
Piano. With Anvil Chorus.
3 The Tear of Repentance. ............
.......E Il. M. Crawford
Recitation.
( The Hunters Call. College Choir
Five-Part Chorus.
) The Painter of Seville Antonio d. Flores
Recitation.
i Distribution of Premiums. Observation-Disclosures.
: Selection from Martha. CoIlegeOrchGStra
Distribution of Premiums. ...............
9 NaledictOry ................L. CARA. Jr.
10 Pirates of PenzanCe. ............
...................C COLLEGE Orchestra
The college contains over $50 students
from all points of the state and even from
Mexico. and the following is the faculty:
Rev. Father Feith. director: Father
Byrer. chaplain: Brother John Wolf,
sub -dirrctOr: Bro. ChaS. Francis, treas
urcr: Bro. Lewis. graduating class and
first commercial; Bro. Robert, second
commercials; Bro. Francis. first grammar;
Bro. Ferdinand. second: Bro. Andrew
third: Bro. Edward. fourth; Bro. Walter,
fifth: Bro. James, primary Il; Bro.
Albert, primary A.
A word of merit should be given the
college orchestra and the college choir.
After the exercises the boys rcfCctOry
was crowded, and the happy students
were RECALLED with an elegant banquet.
Studies will be resumed Monday. Sep
tpmb her st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. Henry Heiligman leaves today for
Kerrville to see her.
Mrs Val GOrrelI, Jr.. is seriously i'll.
DIR. Braunnagel has gone for a recrea-
tiOn trip to the country.
Louis Reynolds has returned from Du-
buque, Iowa.
Mr.. H. Il. Adams leaves today for Gin
~cinnati, to be absent all summer.
Mr.. J. E. Adams has disappeared for
the summer.
Rev. w. w. PinsOn, has gone to De-
vine.
Ex-Governor ROuthe and Congressman
81 ums, Of Colorado, are in the city.
Col. w. H. Hubbard, of Chicago, is in
San Antonio looking after his land inter-
81 estS near this city.
Mr.. Mariana TrivniO, uncle of COnSta-
be Rafael Martinez, is in the city for a
visit after being absent about nineteen
years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
Show Their Enterprise.

A letter received in this city to the X.
p. Uniform Division from Waco, says
that the members in North Texas are
very anxious to have the San Antonio
division at Milwaukee. Fort Worth, Dali
las. Waco and WeatherfOrd and probably
Paris. will send full division each of
twcnty-four men and officers: The citi-
zcns with the boards of trade have raised
funds for paying the expenses of the mem
berS. The Dallas board Of trade gave
Antonio knights about $1,000 to carry a
fun division to Milwaukee, as many Of the
members cannot afford tn" expense, there
will only be- about ten or twelve who will
60.
The ,.jizcnS committee could do some
good advertising for San Antonio, if they
had any money, by sending a full division
of the Uniformed knights to the grandest
encampment ever held in the United
States.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors
alktng about it. You may yourself be one of
the many know who from personal experience
ust how good q thing 1t is. If you have ever
tried it, you are one of its staunch friends. be-
cause the wonderful thing about it is, that
when once g1ven a trial, DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery ever after holds a place IN the house
If you have never used 1t and should be affilct
ed with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and
tive ia tRir trial. 1t is guaranteed every
timeOr money refunded. Trial bottles free
address Thompson Il Co.'S drugstore
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
FAIR NOTES.

The Fair catalogue is being rapidly
completed.
Superintendent WeatherfOrd of the
poultry department has sent out cir
culars through the state, calling upon
all poultry raisers to make an exhib-
II.
The geological department under
the supervision of Mr.. Sam Maverick,
will prove one of the interesting feat
ure this year. There are thirteen
prizes set apart for this department.
The textile department this year is
under guidance of Mr.. John Alexan-
der. The following ale some of the
points made in the regulation Of this
department:
The entry book is open from Au-
gust l, to September 80.
All of the articles for exhibition
4 md competition must be delivered be-
ore September 28th.
A display consists of three articles
4 End specimen is an article which
is complete.
No imported article will be al
Z lowed to compete for the premiums
but they may be put on exhibition.
The exhibits or displays will be
80 arranged that they cannot be
handled and thus sOiled.
Every person can bring his or her
textile exhibit, there being no charges
for entries of exhibits, nor for space or
show cases.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
THE Houston Post is more truthf

THE Houston Post is more truthful
than most of it's neighbOrs that ex-
plot their spleen at San Antonio.
Speaking Of this city the Post ac-
knowledges that Houston is in the
outer circle, and does not trot in the
same class with San Antonio, which
hugs the center pole.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
He is Grateful.
Is

herewith desire to publicly thank DR..
Burg for his successful surgical operation
and cure of my little son. Ferdinand, who
had been a cripple for some time, and
chpprfully recommend the Doctor as a
SLlfulI practitioner. HENRY RIE~. At
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26
Plaza Park.

The plans for the park on Main plaza
have been completed in the city engineers
office and work on it will commence as
soon as the plaza is filled up. The park
being a great star with diverging walks.
Trees will be planted This fall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-26

Tommy Parent, a 7-year-old boy,
was run over by a coal wagon at
Waco, and had his head crushed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

beTanb iid 5ur SuatSeit in ausseseid
netem 3uitanbe, bas Saatsetreioe
feiinte gut uno Die Saat iuu9s nab.
ren6 bes Serbtes unb Binters ausse.
sei@net, iebo9 mar bic 5aat in 5Olge
ibres raiden @a6iens beionoers en-,
pfinofi6 9esen Die Sdlte.
= 8etriisereien Bel @slesen6eit Der
lesten 8abl iperben bon 9tebaoa semel>
bet. Sn Dem gonteit fir MaiOr iuaren
6. .. @rabes nnf benlofratiider, @m.
5. &obiafon auf republitanii6er Seite
int Gelbe. gaa9 96luB Der 8ablen
itelIte ii6 cine Maioritdt bon "A Gtim>
men fir ben &epu6lifaner 8ubinIon
bernus, ont Gage oarauf BEL Der uffiSiel-
len 3dbluns ieoob fellten Die Stiunt,
Settel Der 5. gsarb, lit Der 8ubinion 104
Siimneu Maiuritdt erbalten bate.
&i6ter Sns. gBilion beSeuste, Die be-
trdfenoeuWublp an beuStaotclerf
9anea ab seseben ST baben, bieler iuin
iebob nihts iiber ben gerblei6 ser fe6.
lenoeu Stitnnten ipiilen. Oie 8epublis
faner ilnb nit Siedt ii6er berartig i9aue
(oie ber,ofratil6a @ablbetriisereien ents
riiftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Der 8aptiltenseiitliGe Srf. 81. Sida
pon ct. 2puis fat nit ieinen gsetter'
propbe5eiuusen lotden GrfOls, baB IL
bisber suuerldRiser seiueien iinb, als
Die gorausiasunsen bes 8etterburenus
III @aibinstOn, mlO brinsen mir na9z
iolgeno ieine 9orauslasrn3en fir ben
Monat 4pril. 8orerit a6er iuullen mir
isine SrOpbeSeirias fir Die uersansene
8o5e 5rin9en, 70 baB Die 2eier iebcn
f0nnen, tpie iie eiusetroffen iinb:
,,Gum 25. BIB 80. (Mar5) lit cine
unselu6bulide Combination 5ll stnrnt
peranlaiienben llria4eu. StoBpinbe
unb @56neebluduOen brau9en ni9t 5u
ilberrnIden nOrOli4, no6 iebr iturfe @s'
9en, @tatteis, 9onner uno Birbelitiirs
me ilbli6. Der Monat enDiSt fa!t.
grobebenit5Be in pielen8ldsen rudbreno
oeu Sturmperioben i'm MdrS."
u9(pril besinnt nit nilOer 3enpera'
tur uno 59auern-u uielei6t S9nee unb
@ino nDrblid. Die erite resuldre mo
nntiiGe @turm, ,8erIooe 1T oom 5. bis
11.-Die elettrtibe @eluult Der Senus,
nit Der nod beitebenoen 5riibiabres'
9a6tslei9e, iuiro iuabrI6einli6 &esens
itirnre, Susel uno 9cnner perurla6en.
@tiua am g., l., s., H., 9. iperoen rdl6e
@e6lct bon @drme 6l Sroit itattiinoen.
@tlou am 13. eripnrte man reocticndre
5tiirme. Som1S. bis %. S9uuer nit
ie1r itarfeu &esenitiirmen iino iuabr'
ibeinli9. sl5te auf ben TO-, 20. unb
21. uno Ici bereit fir &dlte unb 5roit,
tpelde ben Stiirmen fulsen tueroen.
&leinerc f6nnen ont 25. uno &c. eriuar'
tet iueroen. Cine resuldre 9tnrmzHez
riOOe besinmt am 20. uno ldnft in Mai.
9lftioe Stiirme tperoen am3O. I'M @ei eiten
in 8eiue9uns iein."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
Die Ratur in GunbuIiiune,,

1T idreflid. gulfanii6e ausbriide, Grfa-
ne, Grbbeben iino fir6tbar unS j6redlif,
pittoresf unb es lit fauni miinI1enspertb, !,
bieie Gribeinuu9en III ibrer Sbdtieteit unS
@irfunS bur6 bic Seibringune non 6eilmit.
teln na93uabmen, pel9e Gonpuliionen nn6
S9mersen in benz obnormalen Sbeile bes
menidIi9en Sorpers beruorrufen. ginen
berartieen gfiect baben be nltmooii6er, bef.
tis pirtenben Rurgirmittei, ruel9e slaGli6er.
Iueile INNER nebr auBer gebrau6 tomner
fir bic Soltetter's Ma9ers gitters bas beilia=
ME, ansenebme uno nett pirtun9spollere
Surrd9at lit. Ndbrenb bic erferen Bic giu-
seweioe idwd9en, itarft bas gitters bieiels
BEN. Die erfteren laiien bic GebGrn,e untbd=
| tis, neil biefeIben burb bic na6foIeenbe
Ghmd6e lrfdbie ~ iraenb rpel9er 9Edtie=
| felt genadt merber. Gas Sitters bemirft
I'M Geaentbeil, neil es bieIeIben ;ur 5hGtia.
felt eefdbist unb ni9t seiualtiom Sa;n ;rptnat,
eireit srosen unb iuobltbuenben l1nterihieo,
irbem IS fiir eine Saueruee Sbatietcit unh
Reselmdsisteit berielben ioret Sic 9ebeI
pr6 bic gieren Iperben bnrdb bisie Webi,in
rpsl9e ebenio leidt Raiarid. Gernoiitdt uni
Rbenmatisnrns beieitiai. in noblthdtiae,
Weife liiinfrulirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Die @uauo,9lusb cute mar blsldn9
ausi9lieBli6 auf SiiOnmerifa unb einis
&c iueuissn Snie1n I'M Stillen Sjean,
porsiislid, ouf Eeru, beibrdnft selucien
uno bat ber @uanobanoel mebr bic euro
pGii6e 9anbn'irtbl9aft berabrt, als Die
amerifanii9e, oa Der Sunlus ser nuro.
an,crifaniiden slderbuuoiitritte burd
ieine 8ei6baltisfeit unb Sreibfrnft bas
milbIanle Gunsuerfabten serabeju nu.
n5tbis madte. 5reili6 1T es i'll ben
lesten Sabr,ebnten IN Den 6itlideu &c.
bieten aub barin auoers 9eiuorben; Die
unfluse Gusnusun9 uno &aubwirtb.
i6aft fat allmdbli6 anbere 9erbdltniHs
aebra6t, unb aud bier miro oas Siinsen
nadserabe aur Notbpenbisfeit. gtuu
idllt serabe Su oieier 5ett eiu Snbuitrie-
ritter nit elmer @ntbeduns in bic 8elt.
bic aipeifelsobneaufiebeu erresen biirfte
Dieier Mann, er lit ein MiiiOurier, min
ndmli9 IN Der @esenb ueiili6 bon CD
lem, in ben Counties Eeras, Dent,
sbonnon uno Repnolps rei6e @uanOs
Eager entbedt baben. Die betreHenben
Saepiere fino iiberbem on b0bit siiuftisen
@iisnbabnlinien selesen, Die 6unbtel.
fen ielbit iiub S6bten in GROCER 4n;abl
in tuel6en Der 3 -12 SUB bod TRACER
Iou. gere9net ntan nun ben 9ur9
| i9nittspreis bes @unno per Toune ou
ettua $65, 70 tuiirce bic Iusbeute be,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
sherifrs Sale forDeIinquentTaxes.

By virtue and authority of a special Execu-
ton for Delinquent Taxes for the year 1855,
1856 and 1885,, issued fromtle onice of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, of Gasconade County, Mis-
souri,, returnable at the May term 1890 OF said
court and to me directed in favor of the
State of Missoufrel at therelatioR and to the us
of George Kraettly collector of the revenue OF
Gasconade County, Mo-, and against Jul. Har-
piseh, have levied upon and seized all the
right, title, interest and claim of the said Jul :.
Harnisch of, in and to the following described
Real Estate, towit:
Tract No. /. Town lot No. 50 on West 9Th
Street in the Town of Hermann Missouri, as
per plat of said Town Gasconade County, Mis-
souri,. Alllying and being in the said County,
and State of NJ Missonri; and will, on Thursday
the 9th day of May A. ID. 1890, between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, at the
Court House door, in the Town of Hermann,
County ofGasconade aforesaid sell the same, or
so much thereof as may be required, at public
yendue, to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
tsubject to all prior liens and judgment,l to
satisfy said execution and costs.
JOHN NJ. SHoCKLEY Sheriff,
by Il. G. Mumbrauer Deputy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
Sie MntisSrnf=Niq

Die oom Sunoes1enat nli9enpihnIere
Slrti=Srnit r8ill, ais beren l1rbeber sc.
nator 5bermau an5uieben lit, fiibrt ben
Eite(: r@ine 8iG sur 8ei9iisuns
bcs Saubels Dor ltnseieslt9en 8el9rdn=
tunsen uno Monopolen." 0ieletbe ers
fldrt ieoe 8erbinbung in Sorm pon
9rdlts uber lonit ciner Sprm, beren
3iued es lit, ben Sanoel Srpil1en ben
peri6iebenen Staaten poer nit ben,
s(uslanSe gu bei6rdnfen, fir unseies=
li6. gae 8erioner, Die iol9e Muno.
pule bifoen, MAIDEN ii9 zines gerseb=
ens i9uloi9, bas nit elmer @elbbuBe bis
5u $4,000, Ooer nit 9efdtsniBitrafe Bis
Su einem Sabr, ooer init beioen Strafen,
mad Gtn1eiien bes @eri9ts, gcabuoet
iueroen iOacn. Cine nod ri6tigcre Sc.
itimmrtng bes @,lebeS lit, baB a1es
Gi9eutbum iol9er MonopOte. iuenu cs
ii3 auf bsm transport BON cinem
Staate na,b Dem anoercn uoer na6 bent
auslanbe beftnoet, ben Der. Stanten
perfaaen lit uno confis5irt perbeu barf,
senan 10 uie alles @isentbum, tuel6es
benz @eiebe 5uiuiber in bic Ser. Staa.
ten einsefiibrt wiro. 9luberSem fOnaen
alle YcrIonen, luelda ourib Elm iot DIES
Monopol 9el6aoist iueroeu, S9aoener=
iab I'M breifa9en 8ctrage bcs erlitteuen
S9abens teaulpruben. Gin nod em=
pfinoti9erer59tug sesen Die 3rufs lit
ntdt oireft int @eieb aasseIpro6en, er-
folst aber inbireft aus bem Stempel Der
lln9eiesli6feit, tuet6er Den Gruts auf,
sebradt uirb. 9a ieoes Munopul I'M.
seiesli6 !ein iull, 10 ersibt f6 bon
ielbit, bab ein iul6es allen&e6tsI6ubes
en:bebrt unb baber feine 8lase fir ges
aabluns bon 9elieTcrten 8aaren an9dns
gig MAIDEN fanu.
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golfsbl." ."-Iino ni9ts9eeues. Sic iinb
10 aft iuie Der Sanoel ielbit. gu ie ber
3eit bat es ipefulatiue &6pfe seseben,
iuef6e elite Ebeuerun9 in setuifen Irti=
teln beruorjurnTen Iu6ter. Dent G6as
raster Der 5et au9emeiien, iuaren Die
olten @elese nte6r 9esen Der &leinbans
bel 9eri6tst, iuRr9e9en Sarmer, tpel9e
intereiilan0er ucreiubarten, eine Gbeues
runs im itdotiIdsuMarft berpor5urufen.
Die mooerne @roB=8roSuttion Slu;nat
iebt, segca Die &ieisnnonopole einsu,
i9reiten. 8om ooltslpirtbi9aftli9en
Stanopunft fann uur cine Meinuna
iiber Die g SbdnSlibfeit bieier M,nopole
beIteben. @s 1T oaber rebt, baB iie I'm.
teroriift lusroen. Som &e9tsltanos
purft 1T elm ioldes @eies nod einleu9.
tenber. Die @onopole t5nnen obne
ben S9us, benen bas @eies ibrem @i-
9entbun seluabri, ni9t beite6en. @s
iudre a5er cine 8erorebuns aller &e9ts=
besriffe, 2euteu 9eiesli3en sbus au ees
ipdbren, Die ibr &e3t 5ur 8ebriiduns
ibrer Mitmeniden miR6rau6en. Cine
9icbsbanoe faun BON @eridt feline ebr=
lide 8ert6eiluns i6rer 8autc petlanaen,
nod fann Elm @auuer ben &e6tsi6ut
perlanscn, iuenn ein anoerer @auue,
ibu bel einem III seiesli9en Sanbel
iiberuortbeift bat.