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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
NOTICE TO THE BRETHREN.

Copies of President Folks official
plan for organizing a lecture system.
which is sent out ny the instructions of
the National Legislative Council of our
order, has been sent to each County
Secretary in the State and to the State
and District Lecturers and Stew
ards. Be sure these circulars are
carefully read, studied and explained
at your next county meeting. Do all
in your power to see it's requirements
carried out. We mast hare a uniform
understanding Of our secret work, a
higher appreciation and more thorough
knowledge of the noble principles Of
our Order and unity of action wherever
u interests r concerned. It is i'm
possible for us to have these things
without a thorough system Of Iecturing
If we follow the "plan" we will soon
have that. Lend your aid and infu-
ence, my brother. Be sure. to attend
your county meeting and look afterthis
all-ImpOrtant matter.
Yours f~raternally,
W. S. BARNES,
Soo)UT NJ ~ u O
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICE TO DISTRICT
LECTURERS.

After consultation with the Executive
Committee in regard to the lecture sys-
tenn formulated and adopted by the
National Legislative Council; and
whereas in many of our districts
lecturers had been at work for some
time and appointments had been pub
lished before the action of the Legisla-
tive council was known; and whereas
the time is so short from May district
meetings, as per order of our National
President, to annual Injecting of the
State Alliance; and whereas the May
meeting would bring an additional eX
pense to the order, and the change
would carry confusion to brethren
on account of appointments already
published, it is therefore ordered that
the lecturers already appointed must
continue their work till the regular
meeting of the State Alliance, and that
the system proposed by Jul National
Legislative Council be deferred till that
meeting. ELIAS CARR,
Pres N. G. f. S. A.
w 8 RARNES
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
NOTICE TO ALLIANCE BRETH-
rem.

In the future any brethren coming to
the Office Of the State Business Agent to
get Alliance prices, or tomake an order
for goods, will please bring their Trade
Cards with them, as it is annoying to
have to examine the brethren in order
to ascertain whether they are members
of the Alliance. You can secure Trade
Cards at this Office.
Themanufacturer of our F. A. Official
Guano requests all to bring their Trade
Cards when they come for guano.
Fraternally,
w. II. WORTH. S. B. a.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
LITERARY.
THE MEMOIRS OF TALLEYRAND.
.O3ldeS.

Il hLLAOlEGO VI ALL L IGAANDs
In reply to questions put in the Revue
of the 18th of March last respecting
the authenticity of the Memoirs Of
Talleyrand, the ReUue has received
from the Duke de Broglie the following
letter:
Mr.. EditOr:-The last number Of
the Rerue Bteue contains an article
which puts, in respect to the Memoirs
of the Prince de Talleyrand, question
which had been answered in advance
inthe Preface to the Memoirs.
The next published is the only one
left by Mr.. de BacOurt to his testa-
mentary executors. It's eXactneSS is
testified to by the persons to whom
Talleyrand left all his papers, with
directions to classify and revise them.
The scrupulOus dGliCaCy of Mr.. de
BacOurt has never been doubted and
no one who has known him would be-
lieve him capable OF abusing the conf
dence reposed in him.
AS soon as the publication of the
Memoirs is finished, the text from
which they have been printed will be
deposited in some public place where
every one can examine it.
Accept, Mr.. Editor, the assurance
of my distinguished consideration.
BROGLE."
March 20, 1891.
1t will be observed that this letter
answers but one of my questions-an
important one, it is true: | asked the
editor of the Memoirs attributed to
Taueyrand: Have you the original
manuscript of the Memories? He re-
plies to this question a reply in his
style, abusing the word tert and pre-
tending to have already answered the
question in his preface-"No, I have
not the original manuscript Of the
Memoirs of Talleyrand, | have only a
copy" Is it necessary to point out the
gravity of this admission?
But is not the silence of Mr.. de Brog-
lie in regard to my other questions a
still graver matter? [ asked if he
knows where the manuscript is, if he
has compared his copy with the original,
if he can declare OF his own knowledge
that his copy corresponds with the
O~riginal-and he confines himself to
answering that, as testamentary execu-
tor, he has inherited the copy only.
What a singular testamentary execu-
tor! TalIeyrand ~bequeathed the origi-
nal text of his Memoirs to NJ. de
Bacourt. NJ. de Bacourt transmitted
this legacy to M. Andral. The latter,
in his tlJrD transmits 70 M do Pro~l;o
and NJ. de Broglie receives Only-what
shall it?-the shadow of the legacy,
the legacy without the legacy, the copy
without the manuscript.
You and I would have. said in such a
case: Il am mystified! My bequest
amounts to nothing What did the
Duke de Broglie? He was delighted.
declared himself the possessor or CO.
possessor of the original manuscript,
and made public his delight on the
second of June, 1890, in, a letter to
Figaro, it these words:
"AU the papers of TalIeyrand were
bequeathed by him to his niece. the
Duchess de Dino, who, by her will, be-
queathed them to NJ. de Bacourt, for
merly ambassador, and who was First
Secretary Of Legation when T~alleyrand
was ambassador at London. NJ. de
Bacourt b~equeathed these papers to
NM. Andral and Chatelain and NJ,
Andral made me legatee of that part
OF the property which belonged to him.
The heir of NJ. Chatelain and l are in
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 9, 1889.

It is hereby ordered by the EXECUTIVE
Committee Of the North Carolina Farm
ers' State Alliance, in session in Raleigh
this day, that the State Alliance Bust
ness Agent shall, on and after Febru-
airy 1st, 1890, fill orders only from
County and Sub-Alliance Business
Agents when cash for the full amount
of the bill shall accompany the order.
Except orders from such County Ali
ance Business Agents as shall have
filed their justified legal bond with the
Executive Committee Of their County
Alliance, and the State Business Agent
been duly certified of the same under
seal of the County Alliance.
S. B. ALEXANDER,
Chm'n Elk. Committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
Chm'n Elk. Committee

The small amount of cash in the
hands of the State Business Agent, and
the increasing business of his office,
render it necessary that the above
orders should be made. County Agents
should always send in cash for full
amount of bills not later than twenty
days after receiving them. Prompt
ness i'll these matters is very necessary
and will greatly oblige,
w. H. WORTH,
S. B. A. n. @. F. S.. A.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
NOTICE OF F. S. BLAIR FOR THE
FIRST DISTRICT.

Having been summoned under pen
atty as an important witness in a muir
der case at the next term of the court
for Hartford county, I very reluctantly
omit my appointment for Dare and
Hyde counties till Tuesday, May 5th,
at Manteo and at Swan Quarter, Thurs
day, May 9TH, 1891. +. S. BLAIR.
District Lecturer for First district.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
NOTICE FROM STATE EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.

The State Alliance does not pay the
expenses of anyone visiting or speak
ing to Alliances except tho State Presi-
dent or Lecturers, and any Alliances
inviting speakers to address them
should expect at least to pay their ex
penses.
S. B. Alexander, j. M. MeWborne, j..
S. JOhnston-Committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12

Sub-Alliance Business Agents are
especially requested to read the recon-
mendation of the State Executive Com.
mIttee m-regard to trading direct with
State Agent. Those who have avaiIed
themselves of its provisions are well
pleased. w. I'll. WORTH, S. B. A.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12
A Startling Revelation.

To all owners of Horses. The Com
plete Horse Book" tells all you want
to know about the Horse. How to
cure all his diseases without a doctor.
Buy it and read it, and it will save you
many a, dollar. Sent for 10 cents.
silver or stamps. Pioneer Buggy Co.,
COlJmbIS q
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-05-12

w. =. BARNES,
Sec'y N. @. f. S. A,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-13
Ncin Wnrfcr Mndirid,fet,.

gtep-Y orf, IS. 9toubr.-9ie Gnte
6eduug Der grOBartlgeu Opium Sd)mugs
gelel uerIQrIdlt, lHtereNQnte GbarQteu oil S
gidt Su brlngen. 8tele GnQro6- Groguiiteu
id)pieeu Slut. EenlQmlu Gbaie luuroe
am 0leniag8 abenO perbaitet, un0 man
taup Ill ieluem 8eilg eiueu 8offer, melder
etpa 200 Siitien I'M Gemtd)t uou ie eintm
@iuno entbelt. Sle tragen iammtlid d)t=
HeIte Gttfetttn, uno cine llutcriutung am
beutl9en Gage erqab, OaB iie III SictOrla,
8.e&., autgeiiillt muroeu. Ser SnbQlt mar
nid]t Don better Sualltdt, lebod) gut genug
fir ben gemObulld)en @ebrauA in glpothes
ten. Spestals4gent g3iIbur lagte rS1
bin III Der 2ngelegeubeit Ghaie'5 III Yroui=
oeuCe gemelen unO babe in @rfahruHg &C.
brad]t OaB er fid zines Quten Jluie8 er<
trent. 81 mar friiber @OmpQ0nou be8 Dor
tlgeu @rsMapOr5 Start. SD BIN leood) I'M
Seiib bon Ntlttbelluugeu, meld)e erieben
IaIieu, baB @baie AgeHt elue8 Spuoltat8
1T, peld)eS enua5 200O &funo Opium I'M
.Dtonat blerber brad)te. 2Eeun gle lest Nie
3abl Der 9btuelen tenneH, melfe Opium
raud)en, unb 3ugett Die 3abl OerieutgeU,
Die Dies uldt thuu, 10 t0Hneu Sle aundb.
erno beredluenr lple ulele Imerfauer Dem
gQiter ergsben iino. 2Sa8 Die auoeren Ser
iouen betrlfit, Die oa5 Suuoifat blloeu, 10
tann if augenblIdlld 9id)tS agen. SD
babe III ganS feu-gnglanO 2sute an Der
2lrbeit, pom oenen id, bQIO 9tad)rlhten er=
marte. Der 3ou aui Opium betrqgt $l2
pro YfnnO, unO pa8 Spnoifat bat 6aTelbe
sum udmIt4er Prelie uertaurt. IIe Ser
iOneu, meId)e cine Gnantitat oeHelben ges
fault baben, miiiien gewuBt habeu, OaB
nd)t 9tuc5 IN SrOuung mar, oeuu lie toun=
ten iIberjeugt lelH, oaB, meuu Der 3Oll be-
SabIt miirOe, bas YiuuO uid)t uuter SO per-
fouit ueroeu tOuute.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-13
germtI6tes aus DER atten aselt.

IS Id @eiinnung i'm @es
bulfeu 8erbanO Ser OeutIdl6u0ii6en
8ud0ruder jest maB9ebeno lit, 3eigcn
bic Gtc6er, welde auf Dem @Ommer8 in
2eipjig ju @bren Der 8ebHlfenmitgliez
Der Der IarifcOmmiilion am 8Orobeno
ser 9erban0lungen nit 6en 8rin3ipalen
geiun9en mOroen iinO. 9n einem ALI
gemetnen Ste0e, meIde8 gu @bren Oer
Yerban0lungen nit BEN 4rln3ipalen ge'
iungen uurOe, tperoen Bic 2eBtcren ais
9aida8 be3eidnet, welhe bic Gjeiellen
betteIn geben lteBen nit Neib uno &ino,
nur UNI lid oie8a0ereiie ie nitt ab;uiparen
gu brouden, G5 fOtgcn bann in Oieiem
%ieOe mOrtli6 fOlgen0e 8erie:
rllno ionit aud nod manh ueiier 8atb
entfLieBt Der 6erreu DiauI:
gehrbuben ber! Die idinpet man, ME elueu
3roid)teugaul.
g8a5 titmmert ms Gebuliennotb. 8QlO
ltHo Die gitmmtl sahm
@enu mr. oa5 9elo I'm SalIeH tliUgt,
pIelit man aui Gbr' uuO Sdam.
Grala (pfelieu).
So 5itterten uou alters her Die S6ieH, ME
befanut,
Beun cine neue 8abrheit fd ge;eiget
mai i'm 2anO;
Auh uni're &hronif 8latt iir 8latt bewelit
ben alien SaB;
3arum thurs Notb, oaB Sober Iih fef
liellt an ietnem Blag.
&rala (ilHgsu)."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-13
aus unterer eertrtaeu 2. gsOraensausaaD
2lufgercgtc 9lnard)titeu SerianIlt1'
I1fffnM

9 icago, Il. toUember.-lleber 1000
Inard)tIten Oner YerOneH, Die nit l9HeH
ipmpatbtiirten, batten it'd 9eItern III Der
r5urHbauc" oil Der gSeit y. StraBe eln9e~
funoen, nm bic 9Sieosrtebr OeS Cages iu
ieIeru, an bem Dor bier Sabreu Die auars
dJliten bingeridltet muroen. @8 mar 0leS
Die gr6Bte Denomination Der 2lrt iett oen
eret9nlBrelden Abeuo bes 4. gtat, al Dem
9utenoe Don Yoli5iten tbr Seben laneH
muBteu.
Die 8eoeu trugeu eineu iebr ertremen
&baratter, unb rotbe gmbleme waren lber=
all 5u lebeu. Der S0hepuutt Der Autre9uH9
muroe erreidJt, ais S5eiHrld gSeiBmannr
Seran8geber Der u9tem Yorter SdderSel'
tuug," cine aufreiseuoe Hs0e belt. 8oltSet-
Snipeftor Subbaro III Seglettuug pou Steu-
tenant @ibbon8 uno elmer Abthellung 9olta
5lften in @iuiltleiosru uGberte lid Der SibHe
in aaer 9uhe. Sie beiableu, baB bic ames
rtEaHiid]e 6lag9e inter ben rotbeu SannerH,
Die liberau ju leben lpareH, Blag rnoeH
joQe.
SOfort entifauo groBe 2tufregung in Der
Serammlung, unO Die YoIi5ei mHrbe BON
alien Seiteu ou5ge;tdt. 6rau 2ucg Rara
ions, meld)e auf etuem Stuble on Der bln-
teren g8anO iaB, idrie aui: pbdu9t bic
Dl0rGer melnes @ctten y @lA mahsf6
BdnedmoHlum brad los.
tpuuberte BON aufgeregten Ntdunern brdn9s
ten porndrt8, flud)teu auf bic Golt5tlten mo
id)tenen augeuldDelulitl nur aut elnen SUArer
III marteu, nm eiu turd)tbare8 8lutbao 81
begiuneu. SrOb0em beIabl Suipettor 0ub'
bar0 obue 3OQerur oaB Die SerlaWmIunQ
iu8penoirt werOen iOue, bis man lelnem
Sefeble uadfomme. Die Boltjiiten tan.
Den nit &nuppelu uuo J(eUOIOern in Der
6ano bereit, ben 4au1pf auf5unehmen, mel
der uuUermeiOlidl id)leu.
IS oauerte pole 10 Dtiuuter, ehe Die
SrOnuug wieoer bergeitellt meroeu founte
Die 6lagge mar tnSwuteu auf etHem Ylage
Iber Der 8iibue aUfgeblBt mOrOeu, aueiu
Dies gcidab erit, ais bic Iieuge lab, oab
Die YollSiiteH tampiberett eten, uno alS Die
6iibrer 3ett gewouHeH hatten, etneu berubI-
Qeuoeu GlniluB au8julbeH.
Die 8erammluug mar poutOmmeH lber.
raitt poroeu uuO Die Uteuge bate telne
2lbuuu9 uou Der 9luweienbett Der HOlljel,
bis olele oUd) cine SelteutBIre AMI Die
Siihue tyat.
2ll8 Dem 8eieble Der Eoli5ej enOlitl Tolgc
geleiltet moroen mar, mur0e angefunOlgt
0aB bcute 4beuO III Grell'S 6aIe an Der
QafeitraBe cine au0ere &erlammIuug itatt
fiuhp1I info
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-13
llebcrtretuno oer @ofteeiebe.

8btIubelp bta, u. 9tOuember. = I'll.
bert 8eio Calhoun, % Sabre alt, muroe ge.
iteru pom 8uupes- -SommlHQr gomunos an
Die 8eihulolgung bin, Die Poitgeiege iiber.
treten III babeu, inter $1,000 Burgidaft fiir
iein @rihetuen por oem BHuoesgerltt ge.
IteQt. Der Ytrhoitetc purOe geltern 4beno
aui Gruno elRe8 uOn &ntbonp Gonitrott er'
plrfteu (1aitbeieble8 osrbaftet. Gr lol @lIs
len, Die Su crimineuen ,3wefen perUauOt
ueroen, nit Der Eoit perianot baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-13
gc6rilOer Bern6eimer' S
@aar3ablnnsasOei9ait
init fefteu YSretSctt.

v
S1.0O. ToIter's @Iaee snnoiduhc 81 bos
Sl.00. goar; jcoer piro an9epa6t; 5 9ateH jsoes
Sf.OO. Tnar nit jSoiter, BauI y Comp. 9eitcmpelt
St.OO. Der etH5i9e edltc 6oter'ite nGHotJub; unz
$l.O0. ier 15rel5 mn S1.00.
9. GeitempcIte &opItiTcm : st,nncr
3. (Shams) Sents oa5 Ydar ME 70 biIia
8. pertQuft; 8 Gents oas Taur
80. Soeben erb;eIten min nit bem 9ampIer
80. .Nirnberg" ron ms oirrtt aus Der 6abrtt
80. importirt, 5000 gJaros SafcIlinucm.
80. 3aruater etHloe turse feite, Die beutc III SO
80. Gents Gbgelaiien peroen. Sollaebletttcr
80. Siidoamait 80 Gems, i'm 9Gertbe ron rs
80. Gents, in StideH poH bts yaros.
ga. 0ci1untc eroge Seerren SaSdlcitil=
23.. der nit buHter 4dnte "a SeHtS leoeS.
3.95. SGnte Scenriettns noer Scrars sSSIcioz
3.9o. itnGe nit allen 5utter s3.95; inter
3.95. SrioerH S6 nertb; sanS 28oue, neue SdQts
3.95. tlrunaeH. gutter nno SlciomateriaI
3.95. 1896.
60. @anJnouenc shnrioer:RleioStufTe,
60. feiI, ietH, oouerboit, ebr mobih, 90 Gents
81. bic yarb, nabe5n L, yorb brelti neue yarz
50. ben; MN 90 Gents.
23. gamem IumTcIine ,;nterhoiem,
23. pier Hetben Stlfen, nit edlter SpifeHtoEte,
%. . Gents 1eoe; gutter YtorIlellEe.
68. nit Gjoloieioe sefttt, 6S Gents; I'M 2Sertbe
68. pOn 81 %.
IS. 8ctber sIameu nit seioentitsyst. rs
55. @eEts Die gorO; 81 25 wertb.
So. Seoe5 Satscu=stbenog gemano in urfe=
90. rem Eager 81 Gents. Seoertsr Sic, a!ss
81. rpabl ir9ero zines Observation-Disclosures 90
81. Gents; bis 81 81 % pert6.
81. gusDab trgeno zines lie bers
81. tuurfes ooer sabeupGcpanoss in unIez
81. rem Eager 81 Gents.
$3.50. AuspabI uHer alien unIereH eau;ppuc:
$3.50. ncn 4benogelpauoeru 40; nit Selz
$3.50. be, Sanmet ooer 4Iuid beett. auSsUQbI
$3.50. ir9eHo zines $3.50 i'm l2ertbe pon IS.
8. S,ermspprie farbcuftite idlmar1e
8. Strumpfe fIr 9ameH Gents bas gaar
8. tpenH tit peritieBeH ODER reiben, eritatteH
8. mir oas GieIo surid; 8 Gents.
80. 9Samiutta= ai SIen= lleber;mge 80 Cts.
80. jebes nit Der g8amiutta= Sn6rltmarte.
go. IA breite 1ebIsidrte fertige RuufTe=
20. Iine=SstttHdler % Gents; beute MIR %
29. Cents.
So. 8t4 breite aebIeid1e fcrttae 9ettz
SO. tudIer bsute SO Gents.
S225. Gin eeeoHter @uIoriua nit 6dhter
S225. Gbipz SiamaHteHz zfaiIHg - .25 inter Gjez
S225. r0Eti, dcbteH SiamaHts uHo maiiipen Sol,
S2.25. bes; 81 25.
Inn uniere oeutite Sunbitaft Su be6eu, seben mir
isoeu SunoeH, Der oteie 2n3sise aus9eitHitten nit
triHgt, Elm SpiteHs2aiteHtHt.
Scbriioer Scrnbcimer,
Tr. 311 ,uo 313, 2eringtousS Strafe,
CO70) ,miIdlsr Gutaiu< uro oonQroz ctr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-13

itauben ieds 91auber neben Sen @el0z
idranfen. Der fleine G9ranf 6atte
$4,000 bis $4,000 entbalten, unb,- -Oieie
fielen ben 6aubern in bie Sanbe. Die
9rOBen @eloI6rGnfc uuroen uner0f fnet
aufgefunoen. IS maren icoo6 9eriu9e
9euaft iuOroen, iie Qufsubrefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-13
9lts oct S3arocsbamptitGot.
Nlnd,rihte, nns 9arnnLierr.

g8 a btngtOn, .. g., II. 9too &.
- Senor W&noonca, Ser braiiliantlhe
0eianOte, erbielt 9eitern 2lben0 ciu Ges
lcgraum pon ierner 9(e9icrung ibcr
ylnabon. 0aIIclbe wuroe 9leth3eitig
al ale Gertrcter 8ralilien'S i'm 2lu8z
lanOe geianot. (Sein 5nbalt lit 9leifz
loutenO nit oenlienlgen, weldc5 an anz
oercr Steue in elmer 0epcide aus 2Onz
bon mltgetbcilt mtrO. 2lum. D. il.
5m Staat8s0eportement lit sic 9{ads
ridt eingetrOiien, OaB in orei StGOten
bc8 StaQte3 Jlto @)runoe 30 Sul Oa5
OtilitGr it'd Sen Spponenteu oc5 Gitta@
tors 0e 6Onieca an9eldIOnen bat.
Iermiidltcs.
9n elmer SiBung Oe3 Grsfutio Goz
mites 0e8 YerwaItung8 J(atbe5 Der
r@rano 9lrmp Of the 9{epublif," wcldc
I'M yGbbittzSOule" itattfanO, purOe oer
20. Septcmbcr 1892 ais Tag fiir 2lbs
baltung Der Sobre8oerlanmlung 0e8
Gjrouo Gncampment in QSaibiu9tOn feitz
geiebt.
9tad elmer Ser6iientlihung OeS itatiz
itiIdcn Gmte5 iinO I'M SttOber 1891 Iijr
$24, ,463,3 ,334 SrOOitOfic 9c9cn $685.
246 I'M SttOber 1890 trpOrtirt mOrOcn,
in DEN lcgten 5ebn MOnaten fIr $169,z
ass, ,463 ge9en $119O31156 im glcis
dcn 3eitraume oc5 YOriabre5.
Der ,BatentzGOmminar ertldrte beute
auT cine 9lnira9e, ct babe gar tcine
Sdrttte 9ctbon, Die ieine5 2Siiieu8 ba5u
fiibrcn fOnntcu. OOB einc8 Ocr Seu'idcn
SelcpbOnpatcnte OOcr mebrCre iIr Utr>
lGngert erflGrt meroen f0nntcu.
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@ou eiuem Ht0ter eri a,oTen.

4aio 81 0tobles, Gala, y. yioubr. -
8ifter aelilaw erifoB gefteru u. 81.
Sbermooo, elnen WtaHn, lber BEN er su
Geridt III iteen bate. Der Ntd)ter murOe
angegrifien uHO buuoelte in SelbfuertbeiOt.
9un9.
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9lbfabrtstnse Der O3ean Samvfer

ION Jt no y orr.
1amvfer ~Iasta" Hah giuerp ooI-am ID. Stop.
Gampier nllmbria" mad glusrpool-Gu IA. gtoO.
0Ompier rGrcaihG" nab Gla5QotU-am IA. yiou.
3ampier aJugtd" Had eambur9 am IA. gtop.
9umpier rSeeHoam" nab Jfottero1m = am IA.
HoUcmbcr.
Iampier ga Breta9ne" nab 6aure-Gu Ia. glou.
Gdmpier Sprse" Hadl gremeH-am :. ItOU.
0ampier D&entoHtc" Hap St0erpooI-am Is. 9too.
Gampier nGito Of Chicago" nut SiuerpoOl-am lS.
Rooember.
3ampfer a6rieslaRO" natb aHtperpen am 18.
RoDembsr.
8ampfer nsiberiaH" mad @Ia5gop-cm IS gloU
2ampier ogiOrmaHHia" nab 9Gmtur9 = am 10.
Rooember.
Sampler mg8tsconftz" Hat9 2ioerpooI am 21.
Touem6eT.
3ampfer ScrUia" mad 9iOerpoOI-am q. ytou.
Sampier nSthiopIa" Ead G3los9on-Gm 2l. ytop.
9ampIer oSboam" nab JIotteroaul-am 2I ytop.
9ampfer ga Bourgosue" Had 8ourc- gto1.
3ampier pyagH" nab SremeH-am "a. gioU.
3ampicr .Gritannic" nab Sloerpool-am 25. gtou.
8ampier rGitp Of gteiU=yort" Had giUtrpoot - am
25. HOpember.
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0roBes 6eucr in eonSon.

2onoon, y. NOUember. = Gu friiber
Stuuoe brad beute Dtorgeu in Qetbuel.
@reeu, eluer 0itIibeu Soritaot 2ouoon'S, in
melher ilt1 pieIe }1ol5b0ie, 6abrlfen Huo
enemeutbduer beTuoen, 6euer aus. Die
Tlammeu Qrtiien init iurdtbarer SdueQtg.
feit nm fh. Die 6enerwebr eritieu i6nea
aui Der SteQe, aIletn pdbreuo einer lQngeu
3eit mQreu ibre &eriud)e, Die TIammeu III
lO'd]eu, eriolQlo5, IuO e5 id}ien ben 3us
id)aucru, ais oh Der gr0Bte She'll oe5 @e=
id)QitSpiertels III 6lammen auigeben miirOe.
@luttld]er 29ele mar lebod pa5 6ol; III
0eu ,60feu pou BEN beiu9en 9ieQenQiiiien
Der leeteH Sage o0llig ourtndBt, uu0 Dies
perhlnOerte e8 gum groBen 8belle, oaB bic
G5euerSbrunit euorne 9rmeHitoneu auuabn.
3roBoem III Der Sfaoen eiu gan, Qemalti-
ger. Inter Dem serit0rten Gigentbum befius
Sen idJ eln 9rOber 0olSboi eiue 6abrit, IN
meldJer r6lod" feln ierfleinerte 28oQe uno
,3eug, melde8 ;ur oeriteuung pon y6lodz"
Eapier gebraud)t mtro), hergeitellt wurOe,
uuc Smel gSobnbquier. 2ie 8emcbuer Der
nebenitebenoeu S5Quler fIiibteteu ms Trele.
GlUdIlher 2Geile plvoe 9}iemonp uerleet.
Gin trnutes 9no itarb mad turser 3ett in
Tolge Der Auiregun9. Gin 6euermehrmann
muroe uuter eiuItirien0en Srlimmern be-
graben, jebo6 nOh lebeHo, Obpobl ihper
perleBt, beruor ge5o9eH. Diau daiite ibu
nadl einem pOipttaI. Sterils 6auilIen itub
oboG9loS.
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IngcbIidIe Gntoedmna elmer @eridlu6rnra
acecn oaS eriedliidle S6ntssbaus.

: avs, =. IfOOember. = Ger ngclQIr"
uer0Ieutlldt cine 0epeite ans Itben, Nell
die 9tahridteH aufregeuOcr 4rt entbGlt.
Sine 8erihm0rung i0u III Der 6auptitaot
eutOedt morOen leiu, uelfe 3weigUerblns
OuuQeu in auOereu StaOten bes 2an0e8 bat,
no Die auf etnen Sur; Der jsbt IN @rie-
henlauo berrtenoen Qpnaitie binarbeitet.
Die 2epeid)e iii9t htuiu, oaB cine 4u3abI
in politlidJeu Sreleu wOhlbefaunter Fer
0nltdfeiten III oa5 GomplOt perrpifelt iei.
Der ehematlge BrcmlernlEiiter SrlcOupt5
ol inter 9cnen ielu, melte eineu Stur3
Ser 9tegterung oe8 &0uig5 geOr9 wiiui9en.
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sGItersperUhernns flr enoIii6e a!rbeiter.

2ou0ou, II. gtouember. = Cir Sobn
Sort erfldrte III eiuer &eriammluug Der
llniouilteu IN 6aliiar be3iglidJ oes 2llter5=
Dcrilterurgs. 4roette8 fiir 2lrbcitcr, eine
GiniQhluua uon enem Sdtlltnq pro ISOLDE
fiir bie OQuer Don iiui >}ahreu miirOe leoem
2lrbeiter, meId)er oa8 alter BON 65 Sabreu
erreldt, fir oen 3teit elHer 2eben5oauer
elue EeuiiOn pom i Sbtutn9s pro 2&otle
iidJeru, moSu oer Staat nod spei Sbiainge
hiu5ufIgen t0nntc, ioOaB cine Yenilon BON
ieh8 SbiQingen gcItert mdre, uoUon cine
alte @erlon leben f0nnte. @r meiute, etre
2emequng 5u @uniten elmer iolden MoB=
regel mare bener, ais Die 5nijeniruug ries
ienbaiter 4rolette, Ocren 3feiUttat Hi4t be.
rednet mer0en t0nnte.
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TaTc! YGNe!
bur ,Reie I'M 4uslanbe beorst irn.rbaIb "a StuHbeu
gu beoeuteHo berabqeiettem Bretie
Gouaro Raine,
&ds SaItiAorstrase uIo 8oit@Sfflcez &psnEss
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