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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

making BY goat, kangaroo, buff leather, etc.
Mr. Page has no monopoly Of the business
in green calf-skius. The business is world
wide, and trade in hides is frte. To corner
the mlrket he must control trade that is az
universal ~ cattlc-raising, that amounts
annually to about one hundred million dol
lars.
1t will readily occur to any thinking per
son that TO corner market of this extent
and 4 trade Of this amount would he some
thing Of feat for a Vermont boy in little
town up among the Green Mountains, away
from the great trade contcrs. Men who arc
believing this tale are rnconsciously paying
Mr.. Pages business ability colossal comph-
mcnt, and politicians who are banking. ia
respect Of this Cdlf-skin canard. upon th"
crcdulity of the Vermont farmer will fnh
too late that they have been reckoning with
out their host.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
AttcrIhc Mines, Too.

An English syndicate with S3O00O0.O00
capital has been formed for the development
of some OF the rich mineral regions of North
Alabama. aud for the building up of numer-
Gus heavy enterprises. The syndicate
has established its home Office in
London, its American office in Sheffield,
Ala, and is ready TO proceed Furnaces,
mills nj .actoric> are TO I've butt RS rapidly
as possible, men are TO he employed, and n
city is to he sprung suddenly into existence.
Miner Scovcl has been appointed chief
engineer, and as such will have
entire charge OF the works of
construction. Among those Immediately
arranged for are one or two pairs of modern
lj0-tOn blast furnaces, a 3O0-ton open hearth
basic steel plant, u rolling mill for structural
material, plate, sheet and merchant iron and
steel, pipe works, foundry aud machine
shop, Touring mills. saw mills and a cotton
mill, all TO be erected aud put into operation
as rapidly as possible.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

DR.. Sayre, of New York, tells the
Herald that the average of life in the
United States is three years more than in
England. France or Germany, and five
years more than it was sixty years ago.
If Americans are on the rush it is because
they are high-strung people and must
move that way. The horse which
prances dies no sooner than the horse
which walks.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

There is a clearinghouse mistress in
Maine who seems to understand the
situation perfectly. When some of her
patrons began to brace the system against
the enervating influence Of spring with
tonics, the New York Commercial Adrer-
Use, asserts that she posted this notice.
IAN boarders vino build up the appetites
artifcially will be charged twenty per
cent additional.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Now It's Candle Works.

The Emery candle works of Cincinnati.
o.. has been sold to an English syndicate.
They are situated al Ivorydale. just north OF
the city corporation line in Mill Creek
Valley. The representatives of the English
syndicate who closed the contract were
MesSrS Jacob : Roscnthal and II.
f. strauss Of Baltimore, the same men
who recently bought out the Baltimore
brcweric1 OF an English syndicate. The
price paid for the Emery candle works is
SGH0.O00. All the capital stock of the com
pany free OF all charges and liens was pur-
chased as required by the laws OF Ohio rcla-
tive to stock companies \ new company
has been incorporated under English laws,
styled the Emery Candle Company. limited,
with ca0ital OF EI36.0CO. The board OF
directors of the new company viii be in two
divisions, STYLED IT." London board OF diroc-
tors aud The American management
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Suit kgaInst the Standard.

Atty.-Gen Watson, OH behalf OF the state
of Ohio began in the srpreme court law
suit against the Standard Oil Company, It's
object being to oust tbat company from do
Ing business in Ohio The petition asserts
that, by entering into trust agreement with
other corporations the Standard OH Com.
5any vested all its property In the board Of
trustees OF the trust, and thus annul'cd the
corporate rights conferred upon It by the
state OF Ohio. Atty..Gen. Watson says he
was not instlgated to bring the suit by any
other oil dealers
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

One good word for the grip is surel,
in order, remarks the New York World,
after all the evil that has been dcseryedly
said about the hateful thing. The Su-
perintendent of the State Insane Asylum,
at Westboro, Mass, says that seven Of
his lunatic patients have had their in-
tellects righted by severe attack of the
grip 1t was a blessing in disguise for
them
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
UNHAPPY JAMEsINA HUTCHINSON
She Comes to Amer ca, but Is Rcpudi-
ated by Her Lover.

Among the passengers on board the Nor.
wcgian from Glasgow was ,IsmeSna Hutch.
inson OF Greenock. She is only ~ years of
age, unmarried, aud came to America In
pursuance to an invitation from William
Bruce OF Milford, Mass, an old lover. The
pair were 10 lie married upon the arrival of
The girl. Bruce came to America about
three years ago, and during his absence his
aitanCcd became intimate with one AleXan-
der Met rosty TO such an extent that II
months ngo II chi'd was born to Miss Hutch
inSoH.
McCrosty is now in Edinburgh, Miss. For
some time the girl did not allow her lover to
know of the circumstances. Then she wrote
him letter and told him all Bruce did not
ut the ,imc seem to mind the mstter much,
and repeated his invitation to the girl to
come and marry him. lie, however, siipu-
lated that the child must be left in Scotland,
us he did not want II.
The girl agreed to do so AMI intended to
leave it with her mother, but the latter was
taken sick, and at the last moment the girl
wrote Il letter to Bruce telling him that her
mother could not tDk" care OF the child. and
took tho steamer for Boston. When the
Norwegian arrived yesterday the Girl was
handed u letter from Bruce, In which he
stated he would have nothing TO do with her.
The girl has 10 friends in this country, and
at her request will be returned to Scotland
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Saws the Washington Star: Keu

Says the Washington Star: Kentucky
is still progressing. A railroad is ex
pected to reach Big Sandy Gap one OF
these days and the Herald of that town
announces that Peter Kidd will give $500
for the privilege of putting tent over
the first locomotive and train Of cars for
twenty -four hours and charging the raw
mountaincers twenty-five cents each to
come in and see it,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
IREEMONT FREE AT LAST,
! he Government His Deb OF Instead
nf (rpIitnr

of Creditor.
\ most curious incident. illustrative Of
the delay in correcting official mistakes in
the departments at Washington, has just
come to the li.ht rs q sequence TO the pass
age Of the bill placing John {. Fremont
upon The retired list of the army, with
the rank of major-gcnerul The first rcpub-
cm candidate for the presidency Is a
most picturesque patriarch, - wears old, and
has hrcn for wears IL circumstances, il not Of
actual power Y, nj least straitcncd. In lS4S,
when lieutenant in the amy, he seized and
held with an iron grip the region which is
now the state Of california. AMI no one
denies that the nation j. indebted To him for
that gildel mcmbc' Of the sistcrhUod. While
engaged in this service Lieut.. FrcmOnt's ac.
counts with the government were left in
,nch state that he has always
been regarded as an official debtor
to the government 10 the amount Ok
sla, ,OO0 and 1t has been one OF the chief
sorrows Oi Gen. Frcmunts later wears that
b was unable TO square this balance against
kim, the record of which was in the office Of
the third auditor OF the treasury The other
day ten. Fremont callcd at the office of Sea
ond Comptroller Gilkcrson Of the treasury,
whose business it would b" to pass upon the
balance against him. The old man. in
trembling tones, stated to Col. Gilkerson
that his financial circumstances are such
that If his salary as n retired maiur.gcncral
were retained 10 meet this alleged
shortage, he ouli b. for some time in
| actual want. At his request the second
comptroller investigated the accounts, and,
great y 20 his SGfPEi-e, discovered that, in
stead Of Gen. Fremont being debtor to the
United States, the government had actually
owed him for over 40 yeaEs $9i 900. When
zen. Fremont called again TO ask Col. Gil
kcrSon whether some arrangement might be
nndc to pay his supposed Indebtedness hy
in>t'lmcnts, he was 50 unprcpare'l for the
Sla.l news awaiting him that lie tainted. 4
variant for the amount due him has been
made out, duly approved and signed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Just as True Today.

From the st. Johnsbury Calelonisn.l
The principal objection to elcctins Col
Pingrcc governor-and perhaps the only
one-is the danger of establishing prccc-
dent OF taking the governor from the lieu
tenants chair. Such precedent once es-
tablished will have 10 lie broken by the
peop.c or all spontanelty and enthusiasm
for the nomlnotion Of governor will be de-
-troysd and the principal thought and care
will be centercd upon the nomination OF
lieutenant governor.
And this paragraph'must not be considered
as any reflection upon our present worthy
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

A floating American exposition is the
scheme proposed by George S. Bowen, of
New York, for the edifcation of South
America. He wants merchants and man.
ufacturers to fit out ship with varied
collection of American products and
.end an expedition to South American
ports to display aud introduce these
noola
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

The jury in the case of Miss Eta Harris,
alias Dr. Ludgatc, returned verdict in the
SUPERIOR criminal court
TIE pri oncr was found guilty on the
fourth count Of the indictment, charging
her with criminal malpractice
Counsel Adams for tie prisoner immcdi
atcy objected to the verdict IN the form in
which It was presented but the cart over.
ruled him. lie then gave notice that lie
would file exceptions in the case and II will
probably go to the supreme court. The de-
fendant's bail was then continued, 10 allow
the action on the part of her counsel. Sen
tcncc was not pronounced.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Lieutenant who has heretofore succeeded to
the GOvernOrship.
The above editorial appeared in the Gale
donian in IT. issue of May IL, 1884, and is re-
printed at this time because il applics 80
well to an undesirable feature in the present
contest. A Governor should he chosen by
the people and not by promotion. This il
an additional reason why we support Hon.
Carroll ;. Page for Governor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
A Becoming Act.
From the Barre Enterprise.

Hon. {. ;. Page has resigned his position
as chairman OF the Republican State Com
mttee. The Waichmau well says: THE
never had brighter. ccancr and
more efficient chairman" 1t will be hard to
lind a man who has the interest OF the re.
publican party more 81 hear. than Mr.
Page. In view OF his candidacy for gov
ernor, it is becoming act for him to re-
sign thus early.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Swinging Into Line.
From the Barton Monitor.

The II, JohnSbury Caledonian has swung
into line for C. :. Page and ~ doing igor
ouS and effective work for that candidate.
rhis puts on the Page column every paper
on the east side OF the state except The
Palladium, the Lyndonyillc Journpl. the
Hardwick Gazette aud the Windsor journal
Only one OF these papers has such Il circula-
tion and standing as to make its influence
felt TO Sny apprcciablc extent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

The London Financial Neics saws that
"exlsting conditions are distinctly favor
able to cheap money, and if we are not
quite on the eve of three per cent.
standard, we arc, Il: all events, within
measurable distance of reduction of at
least onc-half per cent. of the present
minimum, -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
WHAT WILL THEY BUY NEXT.
That English Syndicate" Gets a Few
More Ercw, rics.


The purchase and consolidation of another
big batch OF the leading Chicago breweries
has INA ly been consummated. Russell II.
Monroe OF Rochester has been at the Richie
lieu to this end for several weeks past, and
the matter is now in such shape that
the stock will shortly be placed upon
the English market. The price
paid is II .9O0,000 The company will acquire
all ia real estate, properties, buildings, ma
chincry. rolling stock and all the stocks and
materials which are used in the conduct OF
the trade, The new company is TO he incor-
porated a. the City OF Chicago Brewing and
Mating Company. limited, with capital OF
II, 2jO.OOO. In addition to these shares there
will bc issued E61),0O0 of per cent. tirst
mortgage debenture bonds. OF the deben-
lures, the American vcnders take E3sj,000
and of the capital stock Ea00,000. The re-
maInaer OF the shares and debcnturCs will
be offered at par.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

The Prairie Farmer believes that
farmers are most all interested in having
the census figures of agriculture as near
the truth as possible. Spectators and
others make the most when they can
keep farmers ard others in the dark
about the yield of crops. The truth
never yet suffered from the light; evil.
/ ioers always seek darkness
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
What NextP
| From thc ChIttenden Reporter.

From the Chittenden Reporter.
The unkndcst and most absurd charge
vet trumpcd up against c. S. Page by the
Woodburyites is that he is responsible for
the low price OF calf skins this year.
What will he the next charge of the light
brigade on Mr.. Page? All have vanished in
thin air. 80 far, and Mr. Page leads the pro-
CCsSiOn vet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

The sum of s55, 900 in gold coin was
sent from San Bernardino, Cal, to San
Francisco by mail few days ago as
second, class matter at one cent an ounce.
An insurance company took risk on the
coin and the bank saved $3.50 by usipg
tho r,,I
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Oh Dear! Oh Dear! Such a Picnic

In the cities. hurry, hustle and con
fusion comes with Spring, for not only
is there house cleaning TO attend to, but
L change of residence by great many
people.
Even on the homcstcads, or in towns
where moving is seldom attempted. the
annual dust and dirt, scrub and rub,
whitcwash and paint, has to be put up
with.
Th, every year picnic for the house
keeper is followed, as 4 rule, by a Sc
lection of Furniture and Carpets; for
Carpets will wear ont and Furniture
will get old-fashioned.
Where to buy the cheapest, where to
get the newest, where to get the larg
est variety, is what ever, housckcepcr
wants to know.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Advertising Without Charge.
From the Mortified News

i'ih ahN -N'iAHht' " sN'NS'l
The business Of Mr. Page comes into
prominence in connection with his name for
the office of Governor. His enemies are do
ing the advertising by starring the lies. which
his friends are ready 10 meet with whole
some truths.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Explorer Stanley says the slave trade
in Africa cannot be suppressed unless the
European Powers join together and
break up the ivory trade.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
BABY CARRIAGES.

The baby delight aud the mothers com.
fort Is Baby Carriagr, elegant trimming,
strongly made, and every one warranted,
prices from e. ~ up.
why we get the most OF MainC's tralc-wc
sell cheaper, we keep the best, We make
easy terms, we prepay freiYh', we treat our
customers as friends, aud get more every
year. We invite you to write to us.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

In st. Louis il is claimed that the re-
placing Of horse cars by electrically pro.
PEELED cars results in saving of at least
forty per cent
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Usually on the Right Side.

From the Express and standard.
The ST. Jobnsburv taledonian is another
paper which Is usually on the right side of
things. consequently it has come out strong
~ for Mr. Page for governor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

II is n" exageration to say, says the
Chicago Herald, that forty per cent. o.
the cases of insanity are preventable.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
CHHInBER SETS.

About one hundred different STYLES on our
floor, in Ash, Cherry, Walnut, Oak and NNl.
Century styles.
Chamber Sets from ais TO any price.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Judge says: Dom Pedro is a good
enough man TO lose a kingdom while ho
lives and reach the kingdom when he
diss
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.

In Sidcboards, Chairs, Extension Tables,
also Slvcrwnr", Cructs, Knives, Forks,
spoons. etc. All of the best, all at lowest
prices.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
VOL. XVIII.

There is much talk in Europe of a
general disarmament"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
CARPETS.

We pride ourselves on the biggest stock
and the best wearing good tor the least
money. Brussels, Tapestry, Three Fl,, All
wool and Unions, from the best mi.l~. send
for samples.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
PARLOR SUITS.

Plush in silk or Crushed styles, made IN
different color for each piece, are the most
fashionable, and the number of styles in
frames are many. iarlor suits from t3i up.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

The arrests for the past year In New NorS
,ity reached 80, 300. and OF these 81, 1884 were
for intoxication, 1880 for disorderly con.
Duct 93 for gambling, 8 for murder, lss for
attempted suicide, u for kidnapping and S34
lor insanity,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16

Eighteen Territories in all were adj
mitted to the Union before they reached
the 100, 900 mark in population.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
RANGES.

what il q kitchen without Range; \
place ofd udgcry.
What l. kitchen with a Quaker Range;
4 place at pleasure.
Ranges nj ali prices from sis tn a.. Writ"
II, and see what the people say about tho
Quaker EgIPc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
REFRICERATORS.

A necessary article for summer use. You
can save ice by buy ing Baldwin or New
Perfection Dry Air Refrigerator. which
keeps the ice len 'er, and the food better ,
Refiigcrators from ~, ice boxes from Al
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-16
Fist-OlaSs Livery connected with the House

=, This Hotel Is pleasantly located In one Of
we most houTlshing villages In Northern
New Hampshire, and bsving been thor.
olghly reiurnished and refitted, offers great
Inducements TO Summer Tourista The
Rouse is fitted throughout with steam heat
and all modern convaniann~a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-08

ponneboll. 10 romantii6, a6, unb 10
burttsrpeden6, baB i'd sIei6 meme gan.
| 5e gaatfdaft gegeben bdtte, ipdre Der
Bruoer 9eaermeifer BON b6sumlI mir
entgegen getreten, in Ger Mdnnerfauit
ei1en tanonif9en 0umpen!
Sn grmangelung bes 9umpsns flbr.
te er tDieber iein @las gum Munbe.
Die md6tige 6odquart linfs iiber Der
S9ldfe fdlimmerte purpurroib, iei es
in Jolge Der rei9li9en 9ibation, bic i'm
llebrigen feiaerlet Wirtung auf isin
Werbalten ausiibte. gs mar ungIaubs
LID, mas er bertragen fonnte.
Sd tappte boran, 70 fubr er in feiner
Gr3dblung fort, unb iab mid alsbalo
elmer Wauerwanb segeniber, bic nit
SrinfIprii6en = beuti6 unb lateinii6-
gtrabeau iiberfdt mar. Sd ergbbte mid
weioli1. Dab ,Srdulein sia mir folgeil
niirbe, batte i'd faun1 ermartet. pl6b>
lid aber Dernebm' i6 ibr lilbernes Stimmz
den bi9t neben mir, tpie fie nit fr6blis
dem Sa9en Die Worte ablief: So 81.
ner gut trinft, felbieer f9ldfft, ielbi.
ger i9ldlft gut; 10 @iner gut fd)ldfft,
ielbiger iinbiget nit; TO @iner nit iiin,
biget, felbiser fumt in's bimmlii6e pas
rabeis: ergo, 10 giner gut trintt. ielz
bigger fumt in's bimmIifde paraoeis |
Sd iage nod: Sebr pabr! unb nil
eben eine meiner brilliantelten Bemerz
fansen MAIDEN, ba b6r' i'd elm eigen=
tbamlibes Saufen, als pfeifs elm idber
Sturm our9 bic 4reu5gew6lbe, uno
glei6 oarauf tbut's einen fannibalii1en
S1lag. Wie i'd aufebe, 1T bic 6altbiir
in's S0loB gefallsn. SnfiinItip renn'
i'd bic Sreppe binauf, un1 su 0ffaen.
Werlorene 2iebesmibs! gia, es tpar 10
gegen balb Srei. tpie mir antamen, unb
gegeu bolb 3m6lf ubr Ra6ts bodten mir
nod i'm Seller! Meine patentter3e mar
naliirlib ebeitens berabgebrannt. Stun
lab man faum bic 9anS bor ben Mugen.
ytur cine 9ute, brei Ginger brett, Ders
aapfte uns, 10 lange es Sag tpar, Elm
biirftiges Geii6en bon 2i6t: gs mar
pbdnomenall
Sdredli6 tuat's, beitdtigte STA. Sm
4nfang siug's NOD; aber tuie nun bic
Serge erlof6 nnb 9eine geniibungen
INNER unb INNER tpieoer persebli9 Bile
ben uno ales &ufeu nidts ball, ba srs
griff mid cine f6rmline Sobesanef.
SD entfann mid einer @ef6idte, bic in
ben romiiden &atatomben fpielte. Sd
ba9te an Sinbbab's &eiien, unb ipie er
nit ieiner beritor6eneneu Grau lebenbis
in bos 8rabgem6lbe pelientt ruurbe =.
Jta, gum guten Slid tpar Dein @e=
fdbrte fein 2ei6nam! Ia1te Der 9efe,
renbar. Du ipirit mir einrdumen, i'd
CAB mir bic erbentli6iie Wliibe, Oir
Courage all MAIDEN. Did tollegiaIifd au
trbiten, Die Sadie brollis unb amhfant
gu finosn, obglei@ mir ielbif ni6t sans
gebeuer 3u Mutb mar.
(6crtfetuns foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-08
Saunes Wsuft iiber Die 2(@tffanSen.
Setueautd.

Sobann Wof tuurbe bon einem ge,
ri6terffatter befragt, tparum er an Der
iiingiten Qrbeiter 0eriammIuuo i'm
Union Square nibt She'll aenommen
babe. gr erpiberte: Diefe oon,e
a9tftunoens s@eididte 1T nur BON Gobiis
talliten ia's 2eben serufen tporotn: id,
babe ME olel oapon gebnlten. Wod,.
bem Die agitatoren fi1 Der Sadie onoez
nommen, fommen bic poIitifer un6
fangen Stimmen, inbem fie flir bic
46titunoenz 9rbeit plaibireu. Mber
mas ntibt es uns, baB einige GabitoIiffen
uno yolitifer nit ben Nrbeitern fnms
patbiliren? Wirb uns baburd1 Sic io,i,
ole Iebolution tommen2 Was hiIft ca
benin I9lieBli6 penn Elm NfQnn her
friiber aebn Stunbsn arbeitete, iekt
neun Stunoeu arbeitets Die oanse
8ei6i6te if llaiinn, auf bic mir Iuop.
1liten uns ni1t einlaiien. Die Sqd5e
murbe, mie seiast, bon 9apitaIiifen
aufsetilbrt. rpel6e babur6 Sic To-
5iale &epolution berbins
bern gu tonneu gIauben.
Cine before 5drfprad)e bdtten
f9 bic Q6tltuncen 9eute gar nid)t
benten t0nnen. als oielen aldermen
Ingriff bes Derriidten Rep gorfer
DDnamiterid)s!