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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

LET us ask a plain question: Suppose
tinplate was being made in the United
States. is it right to tax G3,OOO,OOO con
sumers Of tin goods and wares $4,000
900 a year for the purpose of giving a few
hundred imported Welshmen employ.
ment and to create a dozen OF less little
tin-god m%jllionaires?
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

ACCORDING to a Massachusetts ex.
change the country has some highly
protected Infant industries" in the New
England states 100 years old-to be ex-
act. lO2 years old. Their appetite for
tariff pap has grown with their years
and today they are the loudest howlers
for more protection. Will they never let
mn
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

Messrs. Chamberlain Bros. wish to
to the travelling public that
they have resumed active management
Of the Arlington hotel at Arlington
and will be pleased to see all old friends.
Ample accommodations offered for trav-
cling men. soft.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09
personal AND PECULIAR.

9 1t is stated that ex-senator Blair of New
Hampshire, Is at the Astor House of Nexv
York city. threatened with pneumonia.
Much comment is caused by the assured
absence of the Princess of Wales from the
celebration of the Princes fifteth birthday
The Princess Is with the Gear and Czarina
Ia Liyidia. and could not be back In time il
she desired.
The village Of Hohenfckte. Saxony, had
a Mayor and police force, the latter con.
sisting Of one policeman. During a fire
which destroyed three houses both the
mayor and the policeman were killed acci.
flames.
The German kaiser has accepted as gift
the canoe In which Poultney Bigelow nayi-
gated the Danube from the Black Forest to
the Black Sea. Mr.. Bigelow is all Ameri-
ts AL, anu was schoolmate and intimate of
the kaiser, with whom he lunched We'd
ncsday by Invitation.
An English gentleman wto saw Dom
Pedro recently states that the ex-Emperor
exhibits the deepest interest in Brazilian
affairs, but declines even in intimate con-
yersation to animadvert upon the existing
government. Dom Pedro has not yet given
up all hope OF being permitted to go back
70 ole u brazil, and would give any pledge
exacted to remain aloof from politics,
DIR. Pauline Mason of Toledo, Ohio. is
seventy years old. and is still practicing
medicine. Her grandfather was the Chey.
amer Resauffanoff, personal friend of
Gar Alexander 1. The cheyalier was a
Scnoolmate, his granddaughter says, of
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

This year Kimbsll. the candidate for
governor. receives about 8,156. These are
the unrevised figures. 1t is thought that
the official returns may vary 1t a little.
The prohibition leaders are at loss to ac-
count for this falling off, which. In view of
the large vote pollel, is rather calamitous
to them. The ballot law provides that to
secure recognition on the official tickets
political party must have cast at least per
cent Of the total gubernatorial vote the
preceding year. The vote for Kimball was
about Sl56. while 3 per cent of the guber-
material vote this year is 1884. so that per-
haps the revised returns may not make the
needed difference. II they do not the
Prohibitionists must fare with the Bel
lamyites and Socialists and circulate
nomination papers next year unless the
legislature helps them out this winter.
Probably the general interest of the cam
paign tempted back into old party lines
many Of the Prohibitionists who found
their blood growing warmer as the combat
deepened.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

1t has become the unanimous conclusion
OF foreign nations that the built-up steel,
rlfed cannon are now necessary in war
fare, and the great powers have been arm
ing with them for long time. But 10
this country, in spite of the fact that these
guns represent the ideas of three Ameri-
cans, Treadwell. Chambers and Rodman,
we have only beggarly number Of these
necessary guns, about 80 In all. and 26 OF
those Of small calibre. Our first l2 inch
rifle has just been completed and placed
upon the Mianotomoh. Harper's Weekly,
In an elaborate article on our ordnance
system, declares that this is poor show,
for which we may thank a series of mig
gardly Congresses. But. says that paper,
"it is gratifying to note that last years ap-
propriations promise an era of activity In
coast defence unequaled since the civil
war. The War Department has now
placed contracts with citizens Of the United
States for the steel forgings of 112 field,
siege and sea-coast rifles; the manufacture
OF Ii 8-inch guns; 70 12-inch sea-coast NOR
tars; and Of 8 inch and 9 15-inch dyna-
mite guns. the last to be manufactured un-
der the supervision Of Lieutenant Colonel
Farley" This necessary work, which was
neglected by succession of cheese-paring
Democratic Congresses, was begun by the
last Congress. One Of the largest increases
OF appropriations. for which every Demo-
cratic organ and parrot has been shouting
Billion Congress-" was for these neces-
sary defences.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

Won Moltke, and afterwards actually ec oc
cupied the post of tutor to the siIsns nasi Ma.
When she married so son RsaS e GSvf1aSu became @
soIsd son q Michigan Mlss asd Entertained great
sperp deal Presi1ent ~ eri William Henry Harrison
Captain Mills of the British steamer
K,ng,s GROSS, at Boston recently from
% Havana makes a statement that on Nov. 1,
when in lat. s1.s0, long, 7S 80 the steamer
ran into heavy tide rip. The sea was
breaking in all directions. principally
from the eastward. flooding the decks sand
reducing the steamers speed from eto 8
water, followed by repeated heavy hresL-
ing seas. The steamer was i the midst Of
this turbulent sea for one and a half honrs
when she resumed her usual speed. The
captain thinks the phenomenon was dne to
q tidal wave. or that the troubled waters
were over a rocky bottom.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

The morning after election, the Argus,
having no other way In which it wished to
account for Mr.. McKinley's splendid VIC
tory, printed the following:
The size Of high tariff McKinley's plurality
pears out the assertion that money without
STINT was poured into Ohio by the millionaire
penehciaries OF high protection.
or course this style of reasoning would
bear out the conclusion that the size of
Flowers majority was due to that gentle
mans plethoric purse. or that Russell s
victory was the result of the corruption
fund said to have been raised by the New
YORK importers. The Argus's statement
was merely an assumption, made after
habit the Argus has had for many years.
How wide it was of the truth may be seen
from the statement of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. one of the leading Democratic
journals Of Ohio:
In Ohio, no quIeter or more orderly election
was ever held. The new system .has insured
secrecy OF vote, and therefore stronger pre-
sumption of a vote fee from corruption ana in
tlmldation. 1t has secured a Quietness and or
derliness on election day beyond all precedent
No matter what the result OF the count may be,
the Australian ballot Is justified to all honest
voters and good citizens"
The Argus was simply talking of that
about which 1t knew nothing.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09


The death of Mr.. Mines from a drunken
debauch less than six months from the
time he had proclaimed himself cured by
the chloride Of gold treatment, will doubt
less have the effect to greatly weaken pub
lie confidence in DR.. Keeley's panacea.
Mr. Mines. it will be remembered. related
his experience on the Dwight institution
to the North American Review. and pro-
claimed. In the strongest of language, his
belief In the permanency of his cure. Yet
In less than six months thereafter the old
appetite had returned and mastered him.
OF course single relapse is not sufficient
to prove that the treatment is worthless,
but this case. on account of the promi-
nence Of the victim and his firm belief,
publicly expressed. that he was cured, will
do much to bring the gold cure into disre-
pute.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

The Massachusetts Prohibitionists do
not yet know quite what has been happen
ing among them. Their vote has decreased
unaccountably. though not unusually II a
comparison be made with other years. The
vote which the party in Massachusetts has
cast for Governor In other years is as fol-
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09
MOTHERS
MURDOCK'S LIQUID FOOD.
45o FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY,
MURDOCH LIQUID FooD Co., BOSTON. MASS.

Gentlemssl--I have sent you by mail photo.
graph OF my four children (boysl, thinking that
four broughtup on your Liquid Food as their
standard diet, most especially the one on the
right OF the picture. When he was about six
months old he was very sick from having been
given sour milk BY careless nurse-in tact was
so bad the physician was unable to leave the
house for two weeks, during which time the
as he was unable TO keep anything whatever
on his stomach. After trying all the known
prepared foods. both foreign and domestic
as final hope, had me buy a bottle Of your
Liquid Food, md from the very first five drops
gwen he began TO rally, and has been In most
excellent health since. s~
Whenever any OF them show any signs oil
weakness whatever we Immediately give them
your Liquid Food, and 1t always acts like a
cnarm In restoring them to health.
Very truly yours,
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

We do not read anonymous letters and com.
munications. The name and address of the
writer are in all cases indispensable, not neces
sarily for publication but as a guarantee of
good faith.
We cannot undertake to retain or preserve
communications that are not used. sa
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09
'0's ''u'a AakTHh,R fyHHf, ]. PuRsELL

Any case that has been under medical
treatment for three months and no re-
lief we will carry free OF expense, with
Murd0ck's Liquid Food until cured or
made better.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09
CITY OF PORTLAND.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Board OF Registration Of Voters,
October ~, 1921.
CHAPTER "a.


An ACTto providea q Board Of Registration In
the Cities Of this State.
SECT. l. A board of registration Is hereby es-
tablshed in each city Of the State, which shall
have the exclusive power and authority to deter
NINE tne guancaton OF voters therein. and ex-
list of voters In each OF said cities and shall per-
form all the duties and have, exclusively, ali the
powers now exercised by the municipal officers
OF said cities In making, preparing, revising and
correcting the list of voters therein under chan
ter four OF the Revised Statutes, or any other
statute relating thereto.
The undersigned having been appointed and
commissioned Board for the Registration of
Voters for this city under said law, hereby notify
all persons claiming the right TO vote In this
city at the Municipal Election OF March next
that said Board will be In session at the times
and places below mentioned, for the purpose
Of relieving the names Of such persons and
forming lists thereof.
Ward Six, Ward room, Spring Street,
Nov. 2, 3, 4, 8, 6, z.
Ward Five, Store 562 Congress street,
Opposite Ward rOOm, Nov. 8. 10,
IL, IL, Ii, IA.
Ward Four, Ward room, No. 2ss Fed.
eral Street, Nov. 16, IL, Is, 10, 20,
81.
Ward Three, Office OF Registrars OF
Votes, Room l3 City Building, Nov,
2S, "a, rs, "a, 2S, SO.
Ward Two, Ward room, India Street,
Dec. 1, 2, 8, 4, 8, 2.
Ward One, Ward room, Congress
street, Dec. s, 8, 10, IL, IL, IA.
Ward Seven, Ward Room, Vaughan
SSsHTeet, Dec. Fl, 22, 20, "a, rs and
Hours TO be from On. M. 10 I p.
M, . p. m. TO 8 p. M, p. M. 10 0
p. m.
Island Ward No. L, Gong Island, etc.,
Dec. 10, at Casc0 Bay House. Hours
from O. m. to 8 p. m.
Island Ward Nc. 2,(Peaks Island, etc.,
,ward room, Dec. 16. Hours D, lO,
ii' IL M, and 1, 2, 3 and p. m.
lis hoped that every citizen in the respec-
i've wards win present themselves on the days
naneo, In order that the registration be
made complete.
AN opportunity will be given after Decem-
per zSd, to register by calling at the office
Oh the Board, No. 13 City Building.
MM10SEsTUs F.GERRIsH, Board Of
MsOUpNk0E A. BLANCHARD, Registration
JOHN 3. RUSSELL, ofVoters.
oct24 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

All our Mink, Astrachan.
cal and other kind OF Fur
Trimmed Garments have
been marked down several
dollars each, and we do not
believe they can be equalled
aI theprices,
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

The Parnellites have again been beaten,
Dut beating them at the polls seems to have
little effect to suppress them. After each
OF their previous defeats they have come
up smiling and just as eager for anotner
fray. Indeed 1t seems to make little diner.
cnce to them whether they win or lose ..
the polls. The qualification they get OUT
of the ante-electIon shindies is enough re-
compense for them. In the next parlia-
mentary contest which comes in their way
doubtlessly they win make their appear
ance as lively as ever, and there will be
repetition of the spirited shindies that
have ragged about Cork for week past.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

A Republican form of government as
understood by President Fcnseca of Brazil
is apparently government In which the
congress of the people does nothing con-
trary to the wishes Of the President; for
though he is protesting that he is friendly
to republic he frankly avows that he dis
missed the congress because he thought Its
acts were inspired by personal animosity
to him and not by desire to promote the
welfare Of the country. The idea under
lying this performance clearly is that the
President is practically dictator, that con-
gress exists merely by his sufferance. and
than when it ceases to comply with his
wishes or register his will he has a perfect
right to dissolve 1t. If this is the kind of
republic Dom Pedro was driven from the
throne to secure we should say that the
people had made very bad exchange.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

Black Cheviot Refers that
have been selling all the sea-
son for $500. and have b ad
no superior in the m arket,
ith A ornaments, marked
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

All Astrachan Fur Trim I The One Price
med Refers, that have been
s1s.1e sls.oo lrse9 ss9 sl4.so ocs'GTii ali $1,000
marked at
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

Black Cheviot Refers that
have been selling so freely,
and we believe have had no
equal at 5000, with 8 orna-
ments, marked
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-09

All our Tailor madeEng-
lish Skirt Goats, with Vest,
and Satin Rhadame lining,
that are marked $4,000,
S23.00 and $25.O0, all to be
sold at
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
Gtse brapc Grncnnn,,a.

Oeit benz Observation-Disclosures lit
t0rtan ein etgenes llRteramt tllr Die Gtllz
ipanoerung pertnIpft. Stin 8orlteber bat
Die Sberaui6 lber Die Glnz
panDerungsz Q ngele9enbetten,
uno Stpar ni6t nur uber Die III Dem be-
beuteu0lten GinlDanoeruHgsbafen Stem
yorf. Sortan neroen n1mli1 all6 III BEN
an0eren @inmanoerungsbGfen Baltimore,
Y5tlaoelpbia II. /. ~. unmlttclbar SurDe5z
Deamte, al Stele bon Staatsbeamtelt, Die
Mufiiht fiibren, nadoem IT'D cine iotde
9teuerung in 9ien g)orf lett etnem Sabre 10
gut beipdbrt hid ielbit Die Dartle Anerfenz
nuEB oeutlGer oemotratilder 3eltungen
geerntet bat.
Qlls Der re6te Waun fir bic 8aibingz
toner 9beraufitht iber Die @intDanoerung
lit leit y8ohsn lelblt bon Der Jt. .. Staats=
5eitung 6err W III. 3. Omen Don Snz
oiana beSeidnet morOen. ST. bate leooh
tpentg 9lilt, Die Stelle an5unebmen. Oo1
jebt lit leine @rneunung gum oberlten
SAuoesbeamten fir Die GlutDaloeruig
ntrtltd burd 4rQlt0ent t0arrtlon erfol9t,
tpeldem lparmes Ncb bafir gebubrt.
Olpell, etn Wldna Don DterunnOter3tg
SS;aDren, ~ituDirte auf Der StaatsuntDerlttdt
1etnes WeburtsitaaIe5 SloiaHa 5uerlt Jtedts<
piiltnidaft, 9inB aber, neil Itm Der aoz
Uotatenberuf nidt 3uiogte, CUR @otteSz
gelebttbeit i6er, wirtte cine a3ett lang ais
proteitantiiher Nrebiaer. %ipton'ete it6 Ieoo@
balD oer weltlt6en Sdriftl1ellereI nno 0erl
@eidQIt. @r aeborte ais 3tepublifaner
CEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der leBten
bret Gon9reile Gil, erlG8 aber bel Der Q8oDl
I'M 9topenber uortgen Sahre5 bet Oelllotras
tIlhen Sturmlutb.
Ooo 8ertrauen a(Ier @ingerDanherte1 err
:porb lid Owe1 ais ToriiBer bcs gllipan7
Derun9salsinulie5 Dts leBten .9ta!lordi7
Observation-Disclosures. ytGboem er ais lolber
ii0 auT's Wrinolihite nit allen @tHiDa17
Derungsfragen befannt gemadt bate, muroe
CT Der urGsber uno BOrfdmpfer pes Henen
ourdals mobllpouenosn uno 9 rebten G!n7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Da5 Den Grimm duer
yrem0enballer unD GinDa ioeruilB5teIIIos
erreBt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
9te Gcefcftnmg Nelu Corr.

@enn oas &rteesmtniltertum ii6 in lei>
men 8lanen uno Der 9etitungsfdbigtett Der
Nrienale ni6t perre6net, miro in 3eit bon
lpdteitens fInf Sabren bic Glage per=
1~tun1nlt lein, oaB unler 9r0Bter nno ipt6>
tlgiter Seebafen perIbeIoigulgsloS Der 3er>
itorung bur6 irgeno cine feInolt6e Slotte
ausgelsbt lei. Osnn big 6abin perlpri6t
IS, Die Ginfa6rt in Den gfem gorfer 9afen
gu elmer Der 1~tGrtlten SeefeltunBen genadt
gu baben, Die es giebt.
Oieie Seitung lptrb aus elmer Qnsabl bon
Grandchildren belteben, beren Seuer aud
oas itdrflte 9auserihiff ui6t miro nioers
iteEen fDnnen. .3unGb1t wiro auf SauoD
6oof cine 8atterte BON Stpei 3tp0lTsDuigen
Sanonen erri6tet, Del6e ieoe 81 Sonnen
niegen ullb NIT 6iilfe elmer lSulperlabung
bon 500 Yfo. eiG %eintauienb 4io. lhneres
@eiboB feAern pcroen. oas mob auf cine
Gntfernung bon fiinf Wteilen I'M Stauoe
iein iou, ben itGrtitsu SbiffspanSer au
bur6id,iaben. 9iele Tieientanonen weroeu
i'm Dir lelial BON MaterDliet in Seem g)orf
bergeitelt, uno cine DaDorl TT berelts fe.tig
uno miro bennd6it Der Dorl6riftsmaBtgen
Brobe Don 250 S6llien unterioorfen ner>
ben eine 4robe, Die nebenbei bemerft
3ienllid foitlpieltg lit, benin ein ieoer S6uB
foltet $3.50, 5ulalnlne1 allo bic Brobe
$65, 00O. Die Sweite &anoue lit unter Q(re
Deit, iptrb aber Dor etnem Sabre nidt ferttg
ie!n. Die groar6eiten fir Die 8atterie, Die
itb unDcfdbr 1900 SUB bon Der Spibe oes
6oof b%efinoet, itehen unter 2ettung DeS
H%ieutenaltS SarrD XaDlor bonn Sugenieurz
Corps uno itnO 10 tpeit geoteben, DaB man
nit Der Qegutg beS Genents8 etteS fir Die
&auoneil bat beginnen tDnnen. Cine 9roBe,
nod, All lDlenDe Sra0e lit Die 6erltellllng
pa1ien0er 2afetten fir Die Jtie leugelbiiBe,
ullo bic maBgebenDen milttGriiben 8eDDroen
Iino eifrtg babel, Die 3aDlreiden linen por7
lieaenoen @ltmiirfe baiiir 5u prlifen.
Qtuber oieier Stranobatterie, mel6e Die
@iniabrt iiber Die Barre erfolgrei6 Derz
i1litBen pirb, loQeu noU foIgenoe StraNos
ba!terten an9eIegt fperoen: Cine e u 6 :
seDn3DlItge8 atterie beim 3eubttburm
auf st omer's S6oaIs. uno bret
90 0rierbuttetien, oereu cine auf
Nlum Sslano binter GOnep Ss(anD, eine
ouf Stdten Sslano un0 cine an Der y{erp
SerieDer &ii1e III Der ytG6e bon Bort Wton7
mouth gu liegea tomnen lou.
8enn malt bebeuft, baB bic Grbarbeitel
uno Die 6erltelung oes 8ooens fir jeoe
bieies Batteften, minoeitens Elm Sabr III
QnipruG nebmen, Der 8au zines jeoen Der
Nieicnseld,ube aber nabesu bret Sabre ers
foroert, penn ales gut sebt. 10 wiro oas
&sie3sminiiterium ale !odnbe uoI Ill tbun
bubea, UNI iein Geripre6er in Der ange9ebes
nen 6rtit gut al mehen. Sneellen ldBt
iid erbofien, baB in ipdteitens 5tpei Sabren
Die 8asterie ouf SanoD 6oof fertIg lein
uno Die Stem Oorter oann nit ettpas metr
SiGerbeit als bisber ihlafen fDnnell. faus
irgsno cine fremoe Seema6t es fit gut
ftnoet, oil ben Err9sldtIo 81 lGlagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
STE iG1Were Notb!

Gbicaaosbsftnbet ii6 in elmer 3ett Der
ihtperen ytotb. limb nidt Chicago ALIEN.
0as ganse 3aab, ia Die ganse bo6cipittlirte
g8elt leibet in 9roBerem ODER %gertngerem
ltaBe oorunter i'll sr0Berem i'll Deli 9ros
Sen anbGufun9Spunften Der Wtenl6eH, in
~geringerem, aber au6 oa INNER NOD in
empfinoliGen UiaBe, i'll cen fleiten Stdos
ten IND auf Dem 9ailbe.
0tele idpere Ntotb lit bic 9ien # m d b.
den Notb. DaB oieIeIbe borbanoen,
beoarf ia tppbl feiner naberen 8egrilnbung.
Gin SeDer, welher 9ienltmdDden nOtbig
bat, tennt tie, unb fennt lie. iett geraumer
l3eit. ytur baB bieie 9totb leit etpa eirem
Sabre 9an3 beionoers in gbicago oeDaltiq
an9eldlpollen lit ullo ei1en Aeraoe5u beorobs
llden umfafg ailgenomnten bat.
.Sbre @rlnoe Su unterlu6en iou bier
MOT uRternonlnen mer0eH, 5umal 6as etn
oDlit9 SlpedloleS llnlerfangen ,ein miiroe.
Ster lei nur nit Der Gbatiahe eereGnet,
oaB in Toige Dieier acknowledgements iih
cine groBe, iebr groBe AnSabl pon Samilien
auBet S,anoe iieDt. ibreu 9auSbalt in Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-08
9ie0 oer atmabb6naiofcit.

Ser oil bieier Stslle 10 lau0e perfo6tene
@runolaB Der ll1abbdngigfeit ooer Der
archaeological, B. B. De5 9lblebeES BON
nattonalpolitil0en Observation-Disclosures
belten, bel 0rtli6en MaDIen bat bel Der loeben
Derfioilenen 9tidterpabl einen 9lGnsenoeu
Sieg erfodtel, u10 TIN, mas al beionoerer
0enu9tbuung geret6t, balptid6li6 our6
bic Oeut Oh EN- erfo0ten. Oos erbellt
aus BENT eroBen Gotum, tpel6es in allen
Oor3ugsrDelle Deutlden VSaros Die auf benz
Observation-Disclosures, uno benz ie6r aez
rin9en, tpeldes Die auf benz regular oemoz
fratilden" Gtfet itebenben @anoioaten err
Datten BADEN cine bittere 8iQe fir Die
Sian naz0ael lotpobl, Die it6 Dinter btez
lem vre8uldrzo emOtrattl6en" Ti6et perz
barg, ME fir Die vBerional : Jtigbtsz
St0a," mel6e unbegreiflt6er uro idanoz
barer Meiie nit Der @lanzna>@ aet ge@
neinlane Sabe gemaGt uro troB tbrer
angebll6 10000 lRitglieoer nit jener
geneInlam Die peroiente NieDerlage "erlittet
bat.
8enn bieie 9tieberIa9e 6asu ~beitragen
ioIte, Nleranoer Sullipan unD Die GIan>
nas@ael gu iber5eugen, oaB @bicago bon
thrlen ni6ts tDeitcr mi11en mill, uno DE
vYerional>9 tiQbts@ 2iga". oapon, DaB oas
lbr eepielel1e @eDiet Der QSlrtiamfeit ni6t
pratttl6e 4~5artetpoltttf, ionDern Die 8eleb<
rung uno Grleu6tung beS Goltes lit, 10
mare iGon piel Damtt 9etponnen. Nber Der
piel groBere Welplnn BET Dieler NSa6L Iie9t
eben in Dem Torti6ritt, melden Die llnz
i6auung 9enommen bat, baB mir BET Srtsz
ipablen BON natipnalen YartetgrenSen abb
leben n1lllen, tDollen mir cine quite, tildz
tige ulD ebrli0e SrtSDertpaltung uno ul>
beetnaIBte 9ttdter e~rlangen.
Der NuSfaI Der lebten S%ta0ttpGbl, Der
ii6 oils Elm 10 nentg b~efrieot9euoer e~rtpieien
bat, unD Die meilten 0erer, melhe oamalS
itegten, Deute 81 Dem Qusruf ~3tptn9t:
80 me6, mir BADEN geitegt!", bat 3petfetss
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