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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
Dun's Review picture last week in

Dun's Review pictures last week in
these words:
II is difficult to detect any signs of
Improvement While there has been
some addition TO the number of manu-
featuring establishments and the num-
Der of hands at work during the past
week, IL IS becoming painfully clear that
the orders obtained do not suffice to keep
employed at full time even the limited
force at present engaged. The business
transacted is still far below that Of last
year in volume, in railroad earnings the
decrease being 1915 per cent in spite of
ments through the principal clearing
houses outside of New York the decrease
is 26.0 per cent.
Reports from other cities disclose a dis
tinct check in business. There is on
the whole less activity and less conf
dence regarding the future than there
was a week ago, and this is in many
cases attributed to the uncertainty re-
garding the monetary future which de-
lay in the senate causes. While the vol
ume of all kinds of money in circula-
ton has increased S21, 81. PAT during the
month OF September. and is now greater
by almost s106000,000 than it was this
time last year. the embarrassment is
now, as it has been all the time. due to
a lack Of confidence rather than to a
lack OF currency.
The senate is making itself an enemy
in every man in the country who is suf-
fering from its delay
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

days older-that in making public i'm
provements. adopting necessary sani-
tary measures and in taking many other
steps conducive TO the welfare of the
whole community, the exercise Of a GER
tain amount of arbitrary power is neces-
sary. 1t is impossible TO secure una
nimity of opinion as TO the means to
secure a given end; and those whose
to air their grievances and regard them
selves as much abused. The Sentinel
hereby serves notice on this class of
Chronic kickers" that it will never be-
come their organ. 1t will voice protests
against every real injustice but it will
not embarrass the administration by Civ
ing undue prominence to trivial COM
plants 1t will never. in any manner,
prove an obstruction in the path of the
city's progress. During the four years
in which Mayor Sullivan's administra-
ton has been doing so much to upbuild
Indianapolis it has been hampered by
the undue prominence which has been
given to complaints of chronic malcon-
tents by the opposition press. Mayor
Denny will not have this to contend
with.
The Sentinel wishes Mayor Denny we'll
1t hopes that he will fulfill all his fair
promises. 1t bears him no malice and
yill ever be as ready to commend him
for his good deeds as it &in to con-
denim him for his bad ones.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
Hudn,t the Nerve.

Young Ruffin's mOther-in-law was sick,
Her health had struck flaw
And with the kind concern that moves
The average sOn-in-law
He stTaigh tway to the settlement
On double-quick did chase,
And brought a doctor back with him
To diagnose the case.
With anxious mien he waited then
Until the doctor grave
Had seen the patient, and in turn
This honest verdict gave:
"She needs no medicine. young man,
There'n be no help far her.
Unless you forthwith send her to
warmer climate, sir"
No word young Ruffin spoke. but TO
The woOdshed he made tracks.
And straightway coming back did bring
newly sharpened AK.
This handing TO the man who did
All human ailments serve
'You do II, doctor. dear" said he,
Il haven't got the nerve"
Boston Courier
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
OBsTRUCTIONIsT STEWART.

In connection with the obstruction to
repeal of the Sherman purchase law in
the senate the New York Post revives
the account Of the connection of Senator
Stewart with the Emma mine swindle
Park and Baxter. two Americans, pur-
chased this property subject to the claim
of James f. Lyon for one-third owner
ship. Stewart was Lyons attorney. The
mine was sold in England on fraudu-
lent representations as to it's condition
and value. The American minister,
Gen. Schenck. was implicated and a
great scandal was stirred up. con-
gresslonal investigation was ordered and
the report by the Hon. Abram S. Hewitt,
chairman of the committee. presented
the facts of the case in very plain Eng
lish. Incidentally it showed that Stew
art not only went to England and took
an active part in the Misrepresentation
by which the sale of the mine was Sc
cured, but he also robbed his client
of a large part of what was received for
his interest by buying him out under
report says:
These materials serve to show how
William NJ Stewart. a senator Of the
United States, while acting as counsel
for a client who had placed his interests
unreservedly in his hands, with whom
he had arranged for a contingent fee,
which should have bound him all the
more zealously to guard the interest of
his client, became the purchaser of that
int of ina al
stances when he could have computed
its value with almost mathematical GER
tainty, at a price which gave TO the
client $50 000 which was practically the
contingent fee, and gave to the counsel
the larger sum, $215, 900, which should
have gone to the client how this mag
nificent sum, which was paid by Park TO
Stewart, not in pursuance OF any eX-
press written agreement, such as usually
regulates large money transactions even
among the best Of friends, but in ac-
cordance with an unwritten understand
ing apparently based upon a sentiment
of honor, which has been formulated
into the English language; how the
legal redress wisely secured by the law
TO the client under such circumstances
was cut off by further payment at a
later date, which Stewart stigmatizes as
blaclxmail and a release secured. which.
as a summary Of the whole transaction
as a legal curiosity and model form
lection from their clients, IT Is we'll to
preserve.
To state Il more briefly. Lyon found
out that Setwart had worked" him.
and demanded settlement of him. Stew
art succeeded in buying him off for
$4,000 and took from him a receipt
which protected him from litigation in
the matter. This report was made in
1876, and Mr.. Stewart has been represent
ing his small but interesting constituency
in the senate evfH since 1t is singular
that republican senators who few
months since We're fearful of being con-
terminated by a reformed embezEler
should never have shown evidence of
objection to this accomplished operator.
who has never indicated any intention
OF reformation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
Fireproof Paper

The adaptability Of paper is regarded
as likely to lead TO solution of the prob
lem of rendering dwellings and business
structures fire-proof. The Industrial
World SAYS it is now found that paper
can be made perfectly fire-proof while re-
naming amenable to the same treatment
in the matter Of color, polishing and
handling as most woods. Such a ma
terisl offers all Of the advantages as an
ideal substance for floors, and it can be
used equally well for the walls of build
ings. Besides this il can be used in the
finish and furniture Of houses and would
Internationally do much to reduce the
peril of fire. against which insufficient
provision is but too often taken.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
Light and Disease.

Experiments as to the effect of sun
light and also the electric light upon
bacilH have recently been made by DR..
Thomas Geisler. He found the germ of
typhoid fever to be greatly retarded in
growth, and his observations not only
confirm the popular belief in the health
fulness of sunshine in and about the
house. but point to the use of electric
light as a valuable adjunct of the sick
room
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
Told nv l. stcrIinr Marian

The Good Pastor-'I noticed that you
looked pleased when l denounced certain
members of our congregation for visiting
bad places, deacon, but 1 could not un-
derstand why you threw up your hand
in such a peculiar way and slapped your
knee
The Deacon-"Oh, that was because
you reminded me of where left my UNI
brella
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

Pokagon. son of the Indian chief who
sold the government the land on which
paid for it. He also says his father
named the place. and that it means
''place where the skunk dwells." Chi
cago may be that place, but it was
named more than two hundred years
ago, and the people then said it meant
"the place of the wild garlic"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

our leather industry given the fullest OPP
portunity for competition in the worlds
markets. The small fraction Of cost
caused by these duties will prove Sc
rious hinderance when we come into COM
petition with other nations whose leather
manufacturers receive them free of duty
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

1t may be accepted, as a general
proposition, that in these days of tele-
graphs. interlocking switches, etc, col
lisions on railroads are wholly inexcus-
able. Then arises the question as to the
responsibility of the officials. Occasion
ally a derelict switchman or telegraph
operator is brought to justice for caus-
ing the wholesale slaughter of human
beings through his negligence. These
cases are rare, but those in which the
officials are brought to book are I'M
known. Yet these latter, by giving more
attention to the welfare of their patrons
and less to the payment of dividends
on watered stock, could almost eliminate
collisions from the list of causes of
disaster by rail. 1t is high time that
some Of them We're made to realize the
full weight of their responsibility.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
Ynn,rc No LIEN

How nicely Hoods Sarsaparila hits the
needs of people who feel "all tired out"
or run down." from any cause. 1t
seems to oil up the whole mechanism Of
the body so that all moves smoothly and
work becomes delight.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
All Kept AMake.

New Pastor--"My sermon today was
hastily prepared but I was glad to note
that none Of >>the congregation went to
sleep"
awful today."-Street & Smiths Good
News
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

One Of the effects of the Australian
ballot law is that you never know what
has happened until the Gallots are
counted. But it is a good law just the
same
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

The Vigilant has had a comparatively
easy task in retaining the America
cup Lord Dunraven will nave the sat
isfaction of knowing that the Valkyrie
pushed the American harder than any
of her compeers have been pushed for
many years.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

Our compliments to the A. P. A, and
The Sentinel will always be found
ready to meet it on its own ground or
on any other Knownothingism will
always find resoIute opponent here.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
1 Cure Nervousness and Constipation.

DR.. Shops Restorative Nerve Pills
sent free with Medical Book to prove
merit, for &c stamp. Druggists. 25c. DR..
Shoop. Box X. Racine. wis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18
California.

New and interesting books about CAL
ifornia, its climate and productions, and
general information, sent free. Ad-
dress A. Phillips s. Co. 104 S. Clark
St. Chicago, III.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

The TT. Wayne Gazette has. up to the
present time. wholly neglected to as
cribe the smallpox epidemic at Muncie
TO the malign influence of the Indianapo-
lis charter. We very much fear that the
Gazette is remiss in its duty to the
party of high moral ideas.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

The Ohio synod has refused TO hear
Prof. Preserved Smiths appeal 1t is to
be hoped that this will end the matter.
The country is thoroughly out of pa
thence with the Smiths and Briggses,
who persist in their attempts 10 con-
tinue in theological associations which
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

they affect to despise. Whether their be-
nefs be right or wrong they are injur-
ing the cause of Christianity by their
course.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-18

the Infant wonder line The latest is
a twelve-year-old suicide
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13

ii& iebt einige Set in @uropa al1tgez
balten bat, 1T i@on na4 Ggppten &C.
reiit, um NIT benz &bebipe bic eriten
Nerabrebunaen gu treTen. ggppten
f0nnte bur9 @eruirtlt4una btsfes TN
sroben Stpl entporfenen planss rur
g%epinnen.
(gDie Tam mai, rlr glauben, bab Der
feinblide Mabbt bi1e 2inie geltatte1'
tpirbe, pber tab lie ii4er tpGre In fe1z
mem @ebiet. q. b .M.)
Cine iebr intereKante tattftii9e Saz
Belle iiber bic pe,f9tebenen @olbfeloer
bes Sransbaal eiebt iiber bic 3abl Der
Bel Der @olbgepinnung b1bGfttgten
perionen, bic i'm 8etrtebe befinblthen
Stamps" Wp'tempeD unb bic Nuan>
titdt bes sef0rberten golbes @ufi4lub.
Gs tparen i'm lebten Quartale 1892
in ben Dttritten Northumberland unb
9~etbelber9, portn johannesburg,
8pdsburg, &riiserstorp, Gloriba,
Doorntop unb 9eibelberg Mootepoort)
etnsef9loTen iinb, 1862 @eibe unb
21,619 @9mar3e BEL Der @olo9etpinz
rnro tb6ttg. .Sn 8etrt,b befnben ii4
2440 po@Itempel unb er3eugt tpurben
$780, 12 un3en Sob i'm @eiammttper.
TIE BON Jung. 1,100,329 pfb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Sur 8cp51fcrun0S Yc,ue0un0
1cMttdlauoS.

Das critic ber biesiGbrisen r@iertels
iabrsbefte CUR @tattiti bes beutf@en
Mei4S" entbdlt cine Na@met5una Ibs1
bic 3ufammenfebung Der 8ep0lterInQ
mad glitter, @ei9le@t unb Jamilisnz
itanb, melde na4 ben @r9ebnii1en lei
Woltsadbluns bonn 1. Deaember 1890
aufgeiteN morben 1T. 9ana4 befurtz
ben fi9 unter BET. 49,428,470 GIN;
mobnerr bes beut1&en @ei@s 24,230,z
8332' mGnnlitbe Yer1onen, BON benen
15,O58,1O8 lebtg, 8,372,486 per5eiz
ratbet, 774, 967 permittpet unb 25,271
aef3iebsn 'maren. Oie Mn3abl Der
fpsibli9en perionen itente fi@ auf 25,z
179,638, bapon maren lebig 1851
$50, berbeiratbet 8,398,607, pertptttz
met 2,157,870 unb gef4ieben 49,601.
Die tpeibli9e 8epDltsrung bon 9eutl@z
lamb iibertrtft alfo bic mGnnli4e UNI
948,8 &0pfe.
Dem glitter 11a9 aliebert fi9 bic 8ez
p0lterung bes @eutf@en &ei4s, tpenn
man nur einige grobe 4lterstlafen unz
teri@eibet, in fol9enber Metfe: SIS itanz
ben i'm glitter bon tpeniger als Is Sab
rem 17,372,1OO ober 35,1 procent; bon
Is Biz 20 Sabren 19,112,1H ober ST.
7 Procent; pon4O Big go Sabren g.
999,554 ober 1872 procent, unb bon
mebr als 60 Sabren 3,944,542 o6er
80 procent; 3ufammen 49,428,47O
Perioren unb 100 procent.
On Yerfonen, melde Elm Mlter bon
mebr als 80 Sabren errei4t batten,
tpurben 1892 per1onen ge3dblt, unb
5tpar 1926 Mdnner unb 5,597 Grauz
en-. 9ana9 errei9en alfo fait Elm halb
mebr Trauen als Mdnner bas angegez
bene. bobe Otter unb f@einen ~eritere
bemna9 mebr Musf9t gu baben, es
auf Elm bobes Otter gu brinsen. dls leg
tere.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
8uroe in Sunesburp. Mr:anias, Elm
Jarmer uberialen tno
eri6oileu,
1lcil cr Qanb al eintu Negcr usrpadz
1etc uuo iid uidt einidrid: b.
term licb.
glu6 Der Tiibrer Der San'c bilBte oas
Yt6en babel Gin, "a Ger llcber=
fatigue iid webvte.

Sn Sonesbpro, @rtan1as,
berri&t sroBe @%ufreguns uber cine ST.
tpalttbat bet Meibtappen. @or &urz
aem tpurbe George 8lad, Elm ettpa 2
Meilen bon benz %genannten Srte mohz
member gea9teter Mann bon balb 1pa>
nii&er Mbtunft, bon irseno Scenario
bena9ri9tist, bab er in nn9e&esenhetz
ten eeratben tperbe, tpen1 ct etnen1 Nez
qer Qanb perpa9te. Dim Mbenb bes
1. @pril sese,n 10 llbr tamen @erlarp<
te Dor 8lad's 9aus uno rtefen bte1e
beraus. Da er fih lpeiserte. heraus gu
fomr1en, be9annen ie bic Sbir etn3uz
i&laeen. 8lad ergrtf cine nit gez
mi1@tem S9rot gelabtne alte Mustete
unb als 90. s. Metcalf BON bier, oer
Jiibrer Der 8anbe, NIT ainem @ebolbtr
in ber 9anb eintrat, erbielt ct bic
@@rotla6ung in ben 2eib unb ftiir5te
tDbtli9 bermunbet 3u 8oben. Darauf
3ogen fid bic 8erlarbten 5urid uno
truger tbren pertpunbeten Tabrer tn
cine @de bes 9ofes. 8lad ma@te baz
rauf etnen @eriu@, gu entflieben, iez
bod tpurbe ct BON elmer &ugel aus Ell
mem acknowledgements setroHen uno
fiel. Da bic @erlarbten i'm fir toot
bielten, perlieben fte ben 0rt unb 8lad
tro4 bann cine Babe Metle bur9 bas
Didi9t na4 benz 9aufe zines Na4z
bars, nobel Ct mebrere 3dune iibertletz
tern muBte. Mls bic Na9rt9t bon benz
@organge bter eintraf, murbe cine &ut<
f9e abgefanbt, INN Metcalf ra@
S%onesboro gu bolen unb biefer iotpobl
tpie 8lad tpurben ber Sbbut bon @er3z
ten iibergeben, iebo@ itarben bsibe.
Metcalf tpeigerte fi&, bic Namen fetner
Mttf4ulotgen an3ugeben, jebo4 ertldrz
tie er por feinem Sobe, BAT 8lad nt9t
Der Mann getpefen lei, .auf ben lie es
abgefeben batten. 8lad ertlGrte, ct
miFe ni4t, per feline Mngreifer 9etpefen
feten, oa btefelben berlarpt tparen.
@pdter murben a4t Yeri onen, baz
runter Elm prpmtnenter 8irger bon
Sonesboro auf @erba@t ber6aftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Ginc Sebrc fir HirUcitcr.

Na9 Der neuli9en @ntf@eibuna bes
8unbesri9ters &tds in @lebelanb gez
gen bic @tienbabnangeftelten 1oGlten
bic Mrbeiter begretfen, noran iie finb.
@n ber Mm Mrbor 8abn in Mi@igan
tpn~ elm @trife i'm @ange. @ie &C.
mDbnlt@ meiserten ii@ bic Mngeitelten
anberer 8abnen, Sra9tgiiter 9enannz
ter Mnn Mrbor 8abn tpeiter gu bef0r=
bern. 9a erlteb Elm 8unbesri9ter
einen @tnbaltshfebl gegen bic Ser
paltung uno bic MngeiteQten Der 8abz
mem, tbnen berbtetenb, bic Mnnabme
FOLDER Sra9tgiiter gu Derpeigern.
@ls bies nt9t balf, erfol9te Elm tpeite=
ret 8efebl an bic Sberbeamten Der
w. "<~s"'terzO rgant5 attonen, tbnen
ben @r1ab irgenb zines 8ef ebles perz
btetenb, our6 ben bic Mngei teQten Der
8abn aufgeforbert miirben, Sitter,
tpel9e BON ber Mnn Mrbpr 8abn tpmz
men, nt@t gu banttrsn. Terner murbe
an%georbnet, baB ale @eiebe, Nebenz
@eiebe unb &egulationen ber betr. Or
CAN'T attpnen benz @ert9t 3ur Sn5epcz
tion porgelegt perben follen.
Die Sa@lage ldbt ii@ tur5 folgenz
bermaben 3uiammenfane en-: &i@ter
Saft, Mitglieb Der Mpe1ationsin1an3
bes 6. Suiti3freifes ber Der. @taaten,
gu pel@em Sbto unb Mt@igan gebD=
rem, befabl unter 9tnmets auf ben
Photographer bes atpi1@enftaatlt@en
@ertebrsgeieBes, pelher @ifenbabnge=
feQf@aften berbtetet, ii@ gu petgern,
bic 6ra9t anberer 8abnen gu bef6rz
bern, benz Gbef bes 2otomottbfubrerz
@erbanbes, bic obtge Srbre 3urid3uz
nebmem. Gbef Mrtbur leiitete 5nar
bie{em Befeble @ebor1 am, als| aber
Tra@t ber Mnn Mrbor bebufs Wetterz
bef0rberun9 in Tolebo auf bic Wbeez
linq unb Safe @rte 9ebra9t purbe,
berlieBen bic 2otomotipf ibrer unb Set
3er, pel9e lie tpetter befDrbern 1onten,
ibre 4oi ten unb tiinbigten, at, bab lie
lire pldbe aufgdben. Sic @ntpdlte
ber 8abn panbten ii9 nun an 8unz
besbiitnittrt9ter @ids. Dieter lieb bic
2eute bor it9 tommen unb ite1te lie
unter 8iirgf@aft, um ft4 .pegen Mtbz
a@tung fetnes @eri4tsbefebls gu perz
antmorten. Sn ber Mnipra@e, tpel@e
Ct an is bielt, ertldrte ct, baB 3par
tetnkm Mngeftellten Der6oten merben
tDnne, feinen PlaB auf5ugeben, baB
iebo9 8abnbebteni tete in einem getpi1z
len Bfli@tberbdltntb gu ben 8abneez
1eu1@aften ftiinben, pel@es Tie. nt@t
obne Wetteres l0ie en- t6nnten, tpenn baz
bur4 DFentli@e SntereKen 9efabrbet
tpirben. 9te 2eute, fiigte ct btn5u,
bitten tire pldbe ~aufgege6en gu elmer
3eit, ba Elm gert@tlt4er 8sfebl beitano,
unter benz ibnen cine getpife @errt4z
tung aufgegeb.n mar, unb t1oem tie
beren Musflbrung pertpetgert, bdtten
ite it@ ber Miba@tung bes @eribts
f@ulbig gema4t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-13
Gne Suo .!j.1.a.

Cine Gprre1ponoen3 Gus p1etorio,
Der !9auptftobt bon Sranso1al bringt
folgenbe intereKante 30 .ttbetlungen.
IS bat fib Elm 1iir P:etoria to@mi4ttz
ges &reigntb beg ben, namltb lie lanJ<
erfebnte @roHnung ber bttetten 81 en-
balm na9 Cape &cmn am Meuiabrsz
tage. Dte Gabrstftmtnbigteit 1bt
nod Man9ss 3u n iin{@en, ba' MIN fir
bic turae @trede P~retoria<@ lanbsfoa=
einzSpbannisburg, taum 60 Rt.omez
ter, 3 pone .@tunben, uno fir Die gam
&c Sour pretoria=@ lanbsfontetnz
8loemfpntsinzG ape Sopn (ca. 1860
&ilometer) fait So Stunbsn benotbigt,
bod mtrb NIT ber 3eit bebeuten6
19nsQer eefabren msrben, ia es 1T
pabri@:inlj@i baB man in eintgen
Mpnaten beret!s nit benz pof3uge bic
gan3e @trede in 48 @tunoen ouriidlez
gen mirb. Smmerbtn lit g 1@on ieBt
Elm grober Torti@ritt. 81 @r6faung
Der Gt1enba6n bat benn audi Elm gang
neues 2eben geb ,a@t, ba bic gauge u.s.
de binbur@ bic 3ise aus sSobannes>
burg bi@tesfiiQt mt paKa9iten bier
angefommen iinb. Greili9 iteben mir
gerabe iebt inmitt:n ter @lan3pertobe
fir pretorta, ba g%egenpGrtta bic gro>
ben Metttennen ftattfnben. Dte gam
&c @tabt eepinnt babur4 b~oriibergez
benb etnen faft grob tGbtt1fen @n{tri9.
9ie sSbee, cine telegrapbti@e 8erbtnz
bung bur9 bas Snne:e bon MIrita 3u
leiten unb bic ron Gaps 9pnn fts Sort
Salisbury beretts belte9nbe 2inie bur9
bic Reg:on ber groben Seen Central
Mfrita's nah benz Nilz@ ebiete gu fubz
rem uno NIT benz egDpti1@en Se,egraz
pbenlinien in @erbinbung gu fe5en, 1T,
10 rie|tg ite audi eri@einen mag, bod
bereits in ben 8erei@ ber M0gli&tett
cetret'n n, unb ber premiermtniiter Der
GapzGolon'e, Sir @ecil @bobes, ber