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men and fatally injured man named John
Gilbert who was with Mitchell, wss severely
beaten but escaped. Another man was also
assaulted. TIE boarding-hou at tie corner OF
Fourth avenue anu Mcclure street, where the
colored non-unionists lodged, was sttac kod ana
every window In the front OF the house broken.
Severn, other cases of assault were reported
tonight, and q force Of deputy sherifYs 10 being
increased The conservative elemen: among
the locked out men deplore the disorder, and
are themselves busy in fsrreting out the ones
who have been prominent in the attack
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A Steamer Keportea Lost.

HALrFAs, n. s., Oct. 2a-Much regret 10 felt
over the reported loss Of the steamer Britannia
at Cape SaDlo today. She left Boston yesterday
for this port Particulars of the disaster are
naeager.
HARRINGTON, N. g., Oct 25-The steamer
Britannia. from Boston in ballast, struck on
Cape Sable this morning. She beached head
on. and is not considered in dangerous posi-
ton unless a heavy storm should arise. The
passengers and crew were safely landed
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A Chtc.~o Girl weds n Baron.

CHICAGO, Oct 25-Miss Ida N. Cummings.
niece of Columbus r. Cummings, ex- presfdenf
of the Chicago Gas Trust, was married today 10
Baron Won BeidenfeId. The couple sail on NO
yember from New York for Germany, where
they will visit the baron's home. after which
they will spend a couple OF months in the south
of France and Spain, returning to Chicago about
the first OF the wear.
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nIs,na 'tf ''e'"'sad. oaecn Victoria,
asa Nf2N csTY. 0,i o. Is. - -.
the io'-.~sg t..gateh Z. - :, 81 >sA'
his fs,us ''4ea' taf'-sen
~ F,1 i's'n ha~rssoa Fsxr,.srs H.. n,
-, "As'ca Ia sss.,rs ~. -, -
- = 'ii'ay n "a Aoaq 4 80. ~ .'N N
III "aotEs CJssE1ANa
N'N@''se' American m-a.slor 10
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Nv" bills against II ...n Flanagan and
Pimm were released u giving $500 bonds for
each count The grand ny takes the customs
force to task for seizin stock recklessiy and
without warrant along e border aud charges
that the Chinese exclusion w. are dead
lattny in thta district
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Tho Panama Canal.

PARIS, Oct G.-M Peytral has postponed
until November 8 the questioning of the gov
ernmen "a the Panama canal affair, In COM
plinnce with the desire OF NJ. Richard, minister
OF iust:ce. who asked that the matter should
not be psassed while the judicial inquiry is
going on
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WARRINGTON CITY, Oct. 25.-A court of in
quiry has been ordered to convene at Mare
island navy yard, San Francisco. November 8,
to in investigate the grounding of the Mohican in
Puget sound recently.
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p.,nsv,vani. Forest Fires.

sUNBURY, Pa, Oct 25.-Fire broke out In the
mountains between here and shamokin last
night and is still raging fercely, and timber val
ued at thousands OF dollars is being destroyed.
Owing to the great scarcity of water. the owners
are unable to get the flames under control. al
though several hundred men are at work
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Half.Mne Thinning Record Broken.

NEW YORK, Oct 25-At the Queens Athletic
Club grounds, Long Isl and, today, Miller Ken
you OF Washington City, broke the half-Uaile
rnnning record OF pisa 4. doing 1t in ZIP 25.
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Indiana Ker,stration Law Void.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 2a-The supreme court
today declared unconstitutional the registra-
ton law case appealed from Hendricks county
aud the decision of the lower court was affirmed.
The grounds OH which the law is held to be
violation OF the constitution is that's 1t IL class
lao siotin
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LISBON Oct 2a-seror Jose Dias Ferreira.
prime maister and minister Of the interior and
public Instructions. was defeated In the election
for member OF the chamber of deputies held on
Sunday lsst Senior Ferreira was a candidate in
. constituency he had represented for twenty
Yeara
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Nav Ynrk Hroker Fails

NEW YORK, Oct 2a-The failure OF Clement
NJ. Cummings, q stock broker, was announced
today, with liabilities of 100000 and assets OF
$4,000. Cummings has not been active in the
markets for long time. having been badly
by the upset of values resulting from
the Barring Bros. troubl
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The Bruner jury Still Out.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25.-The jury In the case
OF Eiwoed Bruner was locked up again for the
night at 6 o. cock, having arrived at no decision.
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MADISON. Wis, Oct 25.-Atter q week spent by
the joiut apportionment committee in consider
ing the legislative redistribution bill, a Demo-
cratic majority this morning brought in bill
against the Republican minority ana submitted
it TO the legislature 1t will be forced through
b1,kh hon
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France. sent Q cable dispatch expressing his
great sorrow. Mr. Coolidge has called q meet
Ing o. Americans in Paris for the purpose OF
adopting resolutions OF sympathy. Hundreds
OF other messages were received from proui-
nent persons from all parts OF the country, ron
diplomatic representative o. foreign countries,
religious societies, e.e.
1hs following eab!egran IL given ont:
BALxoeAL CASTLE. Oct 2s-To Gen Hd-rfsoa,
Preszdenf Of tie Jaite3 Stats, Warrington CITY:
1 have heard Win Ige deepest regret o; yoEF
sLoss, and sincerely sym pathizs with you IN your
grief VICTORIA, T.
Ex-secrstsry Blaine sen. a message to the
president during the morning contained in an
envelope directed IN Blaine's own handwriting.
1t was seat up stairs 20 the president Among
many kilograms Of confidence received were
those from ex Pres dent Grover Cleveland, Vice
President Morton and Hon. Whitelsw Reid.
CHICAGO, Oct 2a-Fhe national Worlds fair
Commission today adopted resolutions OF sincere
aympathy with President Harrison.
Cardinal Gibbons this morning sent the fol-
loving telegram 70 President Harrison: "Tne
pope, through Cardinal Rsnpol.s, sends you his
heartfelt confidence IL your present afi ic'ion. "
NEv YORK, Oct. 25.-The stock Exchange has
passed resolutions OF apathy ". IA President
Harrison
San Francisco. Oct 25.-The federal courts
sojonrned today ou, OF respect 10 the memory
o: Ms. Harrison.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s-The general Episcopal
convention today adopted resolutions of sym
patty with the president in bis Bereavement
Today is the eighteenth and last days session
OF the convention
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 2S-The Tennesee
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal church
south. in session today adopted resolution OF
sympathy with the prcsiden. in BIS bereare-
nnent, and telegram OF coincidence was ordered
sent
DALLAS, Tex, Oct 25.-The Confederate vet
ersns OF the trans-Mssouri department tokay
adopted resolutions OF sympathy with PresI-
dent Harrison in his bereavelneu-
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Tho American Mission.ry Associati

HARTFORD Conn, Oct 2.-Ths torty-sixth
annual meeting OF the American Missionary
Association began this afternoon. Treasurer
Hunnard's annual report showed total receipts
OF s43o, sos. and expenditures Of $429,5so; bal.
auce, $685. Other reports were read.
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Franco-Canadian Commercial Treaty.
NoNrRE L. Oct 25.-The Stars London special
says: 81. Charles Topper has been appointed
British ntenipotentiary with Lord Dufferin,
British minister TO Paris to negotiate a com
mercial tfgaty between France and Canada
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Kentucky Cattle for Queen Victoria.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 25-J. Alexander, of Paris,
KY, today sold to C. Eastman Of New York, 700
head of cattle for $4,000. The cattle were
bought for the Liverpool and London Christmas
markets. and the choicest OF the animals will
be sent to Queen Victoria.
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Notable Deaths,

Charlotte HtGreu. q swedish author and wife
OF the Duke Of Ca!apsmo, DIED at Naples Non
d.. Robert Van Yassah. a leading Mason and
one OF the founders of the order of Owls, died
az Terra Haate. lad, Monday.
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yaqui Indian. on the warpath.

tHlH' srUt, Mckee. oct ga courier has
s-r3ys 5sre :rpm - lvarlpa. n tie hear; OF the
sierra Nadre mouuraius. br, nglng message to
q commander "a the garrison from l1en sixto
M1Trutse. 7mtander of the federal troops In
the .tatc o. tnjharhua, who left here about ten
deys ego with so infantry belonging TO the
Ntacieta oattslirr In quell disturbance
smong he Nsqa; Indians near saliyaripa The
message from Gen. NaTqusss called for rein
fr-ceraents. Stating tina; several hundred In
G;sus were On IN warpath and had masSaered
UNPROTECTED fe.t crs wherever ain oYportuutty
occurred He !oGud 30 men insufficient 10 core
v,,L Tie dar ~ a1d desperate sayages, an. il.
a. Management % IN = 0sui OF them asst Thurs
das rea- Saliysripa the government; troops we've
Fc..a ,e4 VITA soss nj tn men. The Yaauf In
d.-... have 1eca restless and d,scnutsntet ever
since toois i.strcn saint, Teresa Urea. was
exl.eI FROM them aud ~ believed here that IL
would take .C-ge 'orce OF soldiers 10 bring
t&em nader Subsection again.
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Savings Of WorktnSmen.

American IDvsstasc as fat Ovi3f er
The " rAiacl9ea re tais ceautry ia 30 had
sl,t.s % 90 80 deposits ia tie savings backs
Ia s.Aa4, e.aa4, ecat.s4t az. - Is. The
same c.sss 81 peaT has, au. s3S, 5t "a on lie.
pest
TAe cSE tas he- r-'S.T,,f assi a. tss.s-s ssa,. I
- sAsw re.ss.s4 sos cersisea:aS corrected lxor.-
tssly.
L.. Hi a,tss,a atm
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NIw YORK. Oct 25.-Mrs. Harrison's death
mas cast agiooE over the Republican nstionai
and state headquarters. .,The usual routine OF
work was suspended, aSd Chairman Carter re-
ceived lew visitors. Early ia the day kilograms
were sent to various Republican STATE commit
tees throughout the country requesting that, as
mark Of respect, all street parades and cam
paign demonstrstions De suspended until after
the conclusion of the funeral ceremonies
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gen. Hardin Married.

CHICAGO. oct .5-AfHelis, daughter OF " 2
Ncislch. g., Wa~ married asst nigat 70 Rrj--
0eo. Martin j.. Hardla, 4. : 4. al TIE residence
OF iAe bride parents. Iae ceremony was rer.
tar-sci hv Cardinal G.hb-as, and among me
guests were Nons.EGo- Sat9lJi, B.sAap a. Con
NELL * tGe American calIeFe at Home. Arch
b. 1ogs Feeasa, Ccs:. gan and Ireland. t.a...
s-AoGs.d. Miles au1 many other uot.l.c.. II
was tie Uosi h-.t .aapt affair ar the season
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Swftchmen threaten to strike during the
Worlds fair and cripple the railroads.
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name.,eaaer. A..anIt Nnnrninni.t.

HoNg>TE.p, OCT 15-Hi;h.a tn past two
tsys seSersi uea ar. ga men have heen s-saulrei
IS strikers aa1 severely injured. Last a.-ai
taA!lss AllS4s.. vAs set uyoA By a PARTY Of
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EyxKErr, oct - Especial &c II. Khbourn.
a butcher ~ the employ ~ Mr.. iDgorscij 1T
Lowell was he'd ap by htgNwaymen ah}u; hs.f
wsy between Nv TetI and Lowell suu az u.gGt.
he waS ,iriv.aE Ia buggy " heu tao meu cane
~ him WIKI guns. They jIed two shots 81 ni n
w,tauut Slfcct ani taen Knocked him cut ot the
buggy. tfaciariag his shoulder h.nie. he drew
Bowie kuisc end fought us sssal.s s g lie
ssyS he e satisfied that he cut fHeW badly from
tie blood sttsTwafds seen on tav battede &.
later Ia ths night man was held up near tae
spoi aad ROBBED ~ So
The steamer Nei.je csVsifei at the fuweu
wAsri-tled too short sat whom the tide went
out the steamer c.reeupi
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ST HsLFN<. or. Oct - In iossph Norton.
quarry oa Ak fver fl Was sastou. qggaSts
~ Helens s.asI vsr; II pryma;uregy taisy.
instsut.y ktunz Joseph Norton, rreie. sgor Il
the quarry. al fstai.y woUsd!.g Jerry NJ
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brings il
cEnIncn
Well ,
to death
British
or about
addition
ant $50
c}atcs, y
more.
that 3, A. |
hinericl
lrelauCi1
more !
The Z
To Cork
counted
stahular
l'ritain
discriun
the
total nu |
tinclutli
s7,66,ta
Is one y
ScotIar,
~ all 81
there IL
sons. I
more co |
the Tive |
uiation
Si.62 On |
R1ardia
only u u
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4 Great Rattie Imminent I'm na

PARIs. ost -a--Aiviees from Porto Sgyo
saow thai t0e troors dispatched from Dakar 10
reinforce tAe French column operating against
the paaoIIGus, viii noI reach tie main boay
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II obs PILLS cure all Liver Ills, Bilious
,ess, JMunfice, Indigestion, Sick Headache.
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IonClC
poor 4
sewers
GuTiIl
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Hoods Sarsaparilla Is Especially
Adapted to Cure ID fiiculties
Peculiar To the Sex
Hoods Sarsaparilla

to the children, and find that il keeps them in
good health. l am willing that this shall be
used for tho benefit OF Others" Mrs. SARAH
MUIR, sos 18th av., So. Minneapolis, MINI.
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A n
hour.
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week,
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day an
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$l.092.
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Now.
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workin
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not tax
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any tar
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suner.
cents. b
the W ii(
tax, coo
fruits p
bill cos
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are entC
poorer 4
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

Elm britter Yarteimann 1T, 1T teim De-
peis oaB er einen tSlsn Gbaratter beiist,
Das 1olt ielbit mnb ieinea Nertreterr
bietirea mas bieie ta tbun baten, MIDI
elmer 9ans Deu Yolititern ioa bies su.
heben. Nie irii6e Soee psn einem yoE
nit eirem Mob ais 9interbalt. I'm, Re:
form ausSuiabren. iollte in einem Nanbe,
IN meldem mir inter benz beitem Sffeut'
li4en S@uIipttem Ser Delt auisapad:
ien iinb aaber Trase iein. in einem
xanbe Die bieies, ~io1lten bic 2eute ielbit
,ui1en mas ie wollcn unb mic fie IS an,
beiten ourdieten tSnnen. Ill.,
go wersen iebo1 BE Garmer iein,
penni bic Nuiana uernidtet 1T? sic ruers
ben serabe wieoer bort anselaust fem,
MO iie paren e1e bic Nuians eriitirte,
obne cine Organization unb obne Gtns
fuB, iie weroen mieber auf bas ansewies
fen iein, mas i1nen bic 6lbrer Der pers
idiebenen parteien erlaubsn. Sic pers
ben setbeilt benz Stimmenians Der brei
Yarteien bienen. f. IT,
Daber ibr Mitslieber Der glQiaus,
labt uns suiammenbolten unb iiber un<
ierer eisenen Organization MAIDEN, Oh
mir iest 8 ooer 4 Garteisn baben. 2aBt
uns bic Hlantcn uertretcn auf Der I'm iere
Organization sesriinoet 1T, unb uniere
llnteritasans nr iol6m eenten &C.
ben, bic ttea unb obne pbraienreidcs
@eiabel uriere Sntere6eu uertreten,
wenn mir aud babel nit bieiem ober ie>
mem srsben Mam ni@t iibereintimmen.
49, .Ole Sorsenien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

Syitem jutreiben. inter usl4em be
Wslssresieruns uouenSs gan, gum lees
rev S@ein mirs, baben mir in lester
3eit seuu,s ~ b6ren betsmnen, bic
Trase 1T, ME uon bieien llebeltdnben
am wirtiamiten Nbbilfe sei@affm pers
ben tam. SIS 1T bic bliaSe Barteians
bdnslidteit, bic ouf ei8enes l1rtbeil
per,i@tenb nit Der Yartei sebt, mas lie
sc@aiien. 9ui iie rednet Der politis
i@e Yois uub Der Maidintnpelitiser,
wenn e. bard feline %uniauberen Manis
pulationen ieiner partei bic ibm aaia>
sen>en MaBreselm aufbrinst, slei@piel,
ob ile oft 0ee@t unb @eiet oiientunSis
ms @eii@t i@laseu anb ben llmwiuen
Der Ma6en erresen. ra
Der Barteimann mag ba unb bort
iber iie i&impfen, int enti@eibenben
9lu9enblid aber mirb er nit Scr Yartei
seben uno fir lire &aneibaten unb
MaBreseln itimrmen. Der Toltsuers
treter mag man9e BON ben Parteifibs
reru biftirte MaBreseln fir anredt ants
iebeu, aber er oarf fie ni9t often fritz
firen uns ni@t sesen iie itimmen, ,penn
Der Parteicaucus iie gut gebeiBm bat,
o1ne bcs Oitracismus unb ses polite
iden Soees sepdrtis iein an mit0en,
ME oBne ;2meiiel Senator Gomunbs
wdDreno ieiner politii6cn 2aufbabn aud
ielber erfabren bat. IS lit bic par>
teileibeiseni@aft, mas politii9e @insz
mirtbi@aft, 8obtbum nub moi6inenz
politit erseust, unb nur bic politii@e
llnabbansisteit oer Stimmseber tann
ie wirfiam befdlnpfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

fit bic Oefammtbeit liesen, Dena ben
MiQiondreu ibre RiQiouen aus ber
euit sber ionit usber ,~usefaesea pdren,
une bann has Observation-Disclosures
uns @elS inter bic Qeute brinsen''
Der Musfub ibres freiwiuisen Wuni@ss
more. wobl;utbun". Nm Stelle beis
fen aber 1T iLr Miuionenbeft ielbit
nur has @eiultat hes uoransesansenen
Maubes an einen, Tbeil berer, benen fie
ausebli9 ,wobltbun" 1T aud ,uieser
nur bic liebensmaroises4bfi@t u~ertnapft,
burd Mrbeiterbei9dftisen" mittels bes
ndmliden @aubipfems neue @iQisneu
auisuipeideru ober bur@ bas ,@elS
unter bic Qeute brinsen" eisene 2uruss
bebarfui6e.
Dieie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beiiten
wirtli@ cine Uirtuoiitdt BARN, bic
wabr9eit auf ben &opf ~ feuen, um
ibr Daiein gu re@tfertisen; IS sebSrt
bic sanse Anmabuus ses i%osenannten
Selfmade man ba3u, um bic Gbats
Jade, baB anoere ii9 fir iein Moblers
se9eu bemiben, neil bas 0tonomiide
Spitem iie in oieie 3wansslase pcriett,
tit ibr @esentbeil au uerbreben unb ais
elm @oDltbum ibrerieits aus;ulesen.
Das einsise Babre an Der Sade 1T
unb bleibt BET 0tonomiide &ern: baB
bas tapitaliitii9e Syitem uno ,nnerbalb
SeNelben Bic Gapitalss 6 Denomination
cine tultur f0rSernbe Stonomii@e Notbz
wenb,steit mar, ,uelde aber auf ibrem
@ipfclpnnft IN bas @esentbcil umz
lbldgt unS bann als tulturfeinoli9
elmer neucn biitoriiden Notbwenbisfeit
Dem Socialismus -plat MAIDEN mug.
Oas &ulturf0rbernbe Der Gapitalsan>
bdufnns beitebt aber nidt in benz Wsbls
tbun,, for the good of the commu-
nity'', wie Carnegie ieinen 90rerm
uorlos, ionbern. ut ber- 8orbereitunssz
arbeit fir ben Socialismus. Dieier
erit wirb berufen iein, aQe sic Bor3u9e
Der &apitalsanbaufuns wirtlid for the
community a%us5uuiten.
". .. 0oltsit9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

Nadfolgenb brinsen mir Elm Gin
9eianot eines semiHen 5. GLOBE, nell
DIES berielbe i'm National>M eiermer erz
6ifnet.
.@s i9eint, als uenn bic @auptirasem,
Die Die Boblfabrt ~unieres 2anbes 10 iebr
beoroben, bon 3eit gu 3eit ielbit III Sen
Parteiorsanen mebr CUR Beipre@uus
selansen. Ginliesenb einen Mrtitel
aus benz Des Msines ,,2eaoer"
Wa@stbum Der 9roBn Tarmcn, pon
uns bereits friiber u%erSficntli9t> i@eint
in trefienber uno wabrer @eiie unier
9ano>M onopol 3n i&ilbern, uno iolte
faum perfeblen, auf unlerc benfeneen
GARNER, benen bas 8obl bes 2anbes
iowie bas Wobl beren &inbern an, 6er>
gen lic9t, einen siinftisenGinbrud berpor>
5urufen, I'm bieiem i@anbliGen @orbas
ben gu feuern. Die raide 8eiitnabn,e
BON sroben 2dnoertteden, Die in, let>
ten Sabre erfolste, laBt taum einen
.3lpeifel auftommen, Bag ir nit5t aQ5us
ferner 3eit aQe wertbuouen 2dnbereien
uersrifien unb ii@ in 0dnoen BON Spez
tllanteu uno Monopolil ten befinben
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