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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19
RUTLAND COUNTY.
PITTSFORD.

John Baldwin, who died in Pittsford Oct
It'll aged ~ years, was born in County
Waterford, Ireland, and came to this coun-
try and settled in this town about fifty years
ago. He was an honest Industrious man,
and had the confidence and respect of all
who knew him. He leaves a widow and
four children, viz Mrs William Kelley
and Mrs John Ganey of Burlington. Thomas
Baldwin of Keene, N. H., and John G..
Baldwin of Pasadena, Cal.
PROCTOR.
The tenement house owned by NJ. C. War
ner and occupied by William Thomas was
quite badly damaged by fire Friday night,
caused by the explosion of "A Kerosene lamp.
B +. Taylor has returned from 10 days
visit to the worlds fair.-John Constable
has returned from New York city-Miss
Irene Thomas has returned to her place in
the store after a weeks vacation-Mrs f..
r. Morse and son are in New York city.
BRANDON.
On Thursday Webb Jones met with a dis
tressing accident While cunning, he
grasped his gun by the muz2le to set it over
fence. and the piece exploded, tearing his
left hand to such an extent that he was
obliged to have it amputated above the
wrist Joint. Drs. De La Fleur and Dyer per-
forming the operation. The funeral Of Mrs.
DR.. E. A. Smith took place Thursday after
noon, and was largely attended by neigh
| bois and friends, also many friends from
abroad Editor George A. GUILTY Of the
Brandon Union and Miss Eta Z. Goodrich
daughter of Delano f. Goodrich of Brandon
We're married Wednesday, morning and
| left immediately for a two weeks trip t.,
the worlds fair.-E. F. Towne has return
ed from the Adirondacks
CHlTTENDEN.
Henry Wands lies very i'll with pneumonia
| at the residence OF A. :, Ager. Mrs join
Price of Avlon, Mo, left Friday last fol
her home--,E j, Perry after making re-
peils has moved his stock OF goods to the
store recently purchased Of Ii, F. Noyes
-Elwin Baird has moved his family here
from South Walingford and will reside III
the Arthur Allen house. w. II. Lord OF
East Pittsford left Monday for the worlds
fair
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STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The Annual Meeting TO BE Held in Rut'
land Next Month.

The annual meeting of the Vermont
State Teachers association will be held in
Rutland this year, beginning November 0
and continuing three days. Among the
speakers are Mr. Ballet of Springfield,
Mass, whose subject is psychology; DR..
Milne of Albany Mr.. Davis of Chelsea,
Mass. who will talk about primary reading
and Prof. Kelsey of Saratoga, \, V, who
will give an address on music in public
schools. There will also be addresses by
leading teachers from all parts of this state
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19
WHY and WHERE

Why should You advertise?
Because that is the only way to get people
to come TO you to buy your goods.
Where should you advertise?
In the paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live here
abouts Those who read aud think and
have the cash to buy with all read the Free
Press. Those who can get the DAILY read
that Those who live away from the post
office read the WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlTON

Rev. Mr.. Ryan is stopping with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Flnt.--Charles Slack is
building a fine barn on the place recently
purchased by him. Frank Ainsworth and
wife and Fred Freeman and wife are at the
worlds fair.-Wilbcr Fits and wife are in
town attending to work at the station. while
Marvin Hazen and wife are at Chicago
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Dolan Brothers.

Il. Louis flour. 500 to $j.2j % barrel: Michigan,
SL,E Spring patents and Minnesota patents
800 barrel Buckwhcat sj cents pound. Rye
flour. cents "A pound Maple -uggr 10, II cents u
sugar is cents pound coffee \ o. cents light
brown, -, cents; LOAF and irlNrriY"d. cents.
White clover honey. ~ cents pound; squash. :,
cents ~ pound; cHbbagc. 3ccut- "a pouud uotators.
tN ccntSn bu~hC!; sweet putYtpc~ { cents u puuHd
onions, ~ cents peck; h"c-. - cents peck; tur-
nip~ - cents pcch tomatoes, - cents a peek
CenIN. ! Crnte hlmCh.
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Clerk of Burlington, VT, says: l have
no hesitation in recommending
MYSTERIOUS PAIN CURE,

Scotch remedy as being a most efficient
superior curative. My opinion is based
u experience with 1t in my own family
the last four years. Try it and you
J find it Mi it is claimed TO be.
Jug, 1898. CHARLES +. ALLEN.
was practically cured Of a severe attack
onsiitis in three hours with Mysterious
b Cure, Scotch remedy. How | did it
at it on my throat freely and often, then
ted it and put it on my tonsils. TO my
BIT surprise the pain and soreness were all
f in the above time stated.
arlington VT, Feb. 1898.
NJ. j. NORRIS,
Manager Grand Union Tea Co.
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AlOnzO Blair's Estate.

r., the subscribers, having been appointed
|he Honorable the Probate Court for The
riot of Chittenden, Commissioners to re-
t., examine and adjust the claims and de-
Ids of all persons against the estate Of Alonza
|r, late OF Richmond, in said District,
based, and also all claims and demand. ex-
tied in Offset thereto and six months from
Hay of he date hereof, being allowed by
Court for that purpose, we do therefore
/ by give notice that we will attend TO the
mess Of our appointment, ut the Jonesville
ri, .Ioncsyillc VI, in said District on the
SaturdaysOf December and March next,
/ o'clock Il. NJ, on each of said days.
,tcd this 18th day of October, 1888.
HARRY GILLETT, ro,n,,i.sio,.n.
ALBERT TOWN, COMMISSIONERS
lG,W3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

The Central Vermont Railroad company
adveltses lis regular annual autumn excur-
sion to Boston and return, via the Fitchburg
railroad. Wednesday the 25th inst The fare
from Burlington to NergenneS aud internie-
diata stations, is vi, and from other stations
ON the line to Bartonsville, inclusive, com
paratively low rate is given.
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Wv IL lsF'N' 49,
Barber 81 Tobny.

Dairy butter is 20 cents pound. Creamery but
ter. y to - cents. Cheese Is IL cents pound Eggs
. cents a. dozen. Fancy chccNcs arc rs follows:
Ruqufpr cheese, y cents pound; English dairy.
% cents Edam. $lUl each; NcufrhHtcl, Il cents a
cents quart; Pure Jersey cream, 50 cents qunT.
American club hOi~" cheese" ~ cents per Jar. Nc
Larcn Imperial cheese. - cents per jar.
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III druggists are requested to warrant
Fterous Pain Cure, a Scotch remedy, to
F pain and lamenoss quick. We mako
osses that are incurred by its sale good
GU by so doing,
JUNIUs BARNES g. SON,
Burlington. Vt.
|old by druggists. 9,wtf
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.


BURLINGTON, Oct. H. 1873
Following arc the quotations rs corrected by
some of Burlingun'- prominent merchants:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

|here are many men Of wealth whose affairs
so extended or entsngled that their es-
r. would be seriously diminished or bank
u in the even; of their sudi en- death dur
such n financial depression AS the present.
ouch IA man II policy for Sl00lM0 or SjO.000,
led hy the Equitable Life Assurance So
~ of he United States. 10 Broadway. New
4 k-tha strongest financial institution of
Kind in the world-.night prove to be Of
hlcula tie value.
Is such man the premium could be read
aid from his Income but in case of acct.
Il. 500 % or $40 ',0O0 in cash TO his family.
xocutors. might be worth five times that
puut in protecting n large estate from
{kruptcy.
nd to the undersigned for full particulars,
for illustrations OF Twenty.year Tontine
owment Policies maturing in the Society
rsi, which show return in the shape of a
surrender value to the policy-holder him
duriug his own lifetime, of all the pr!n-
4 invested. with ak per cent. interest ad-
W, II. =. Whitcomb, General Agent,
rs House, Bank ST., burlington. VI.
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CND-A good investment. Yours of g
9TH inst, informing me OF the maturity Of
i policy, No. asa, in your company. and
bur readiness to settle the same, is received.
on inform me that have the option Of five
fIerent ways of ettins my policy, among
ich are the following. ! can take in cash
l707.10 or n paid-up policy of $500
hose results arising from my 2U-year En-
kvment Toniine policy are surprise to me,
! hey were UNEXPECTED ana contrary to the
Lotions Of many hereabouts, who soc no
I'D in life assurance.
JORDAN STACY"
rhc annual premiums on this policy for
euty years amount to Sl.uI so: tie cash
frender value is, therefore. a return OF nil
premiums and interest OIL the same at the
lie of 10 pc" cent per annum.
lend your age for n life investment,
w. ii. :. WHITCoMB, Gen'l Agt.
If Burlington, Vt.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
ALBANY.


DR.. Hallack. wife and son have returned
to their home in Syracuse, n. IN. b.
Coffey, wife and daughter have returned
from Chicago.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. j. r. Akin has gone to New York
city to visit friends. Rev. A. l.. Cooper at
tended the convention of Epworth leagues
at St Johnsbury-C. f. Ranney is in Bos-
ton and New York buying goods for the
holiday trade.-F. A. Winslow has moved
from the Camp block TO the Fuller house on
Main street and W. W. Hutchins from the
Lawrence block to Newland and Lapier's -
\, b. Martin has opened livery stable in
the Fuller barn ON Main street.-Mrs. G. H.
Plouty has gone to Hartland Mass, to visit
her parents A party of II started Friday
morning for Chicago. W. Smith is now
night man in the express office.
DERBY.
Mrs Il. G. Drisko is spending few weeks
in town. Mr.. Drisko is at the worlds fair,
H. \. Moran and wife left Friday for
California Mr. Moran is in very poor
health and he goes there to avoid the Yer
mont winters. Marvin Moran has rented
his brother Hollis farm and moved his fami-
lY there. Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Rev. Charles Gould, former
pastor of the Baptist church here, and Miss
Nellie Fay. for two years preceptreSN of
Derby academy the lth of October-John
Holbrook has been very seriously sick the
past week. but is better. Ella Taylor is
very much out of health and il is feared she
cannot return to her school this fall.-A few
ladies met at the home of Miss Mary John
son the afternoon of October 8 to celebrate
the anniversary of her birth and spent a
very pleasant afternoon. There was quiet
gathering of young people at f. A, Albee +
| Tuesday evening in'honor OF the birthday of
| Parker Kilborn.--Dr. f. w Clark aud
daughter, Marion. expect to visit the word's
fair the coming week, A large number OF
the friends of Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Moran
met al their home October for farewell
visit. A like gathering was held ate, F,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

or SALE Original Judge Mech farm in
Shelhurnc, Vt. 400 acres. Belongs now TO
rtsey Hart Estate. Troy. y. V, must be sold
settle estate. Situated near DR.. Webb's
belburnc Farms A mile of shore on Lake
Lamplain. we'll watcred. Residence of the
IT, Judge Mech still standing. address Lee
|acy. Agent, ShclhurnC. VI. lsO,d&wtf
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.NE CENT
a
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
ord, each insertion. Copy may be changed
|ery week. Cash in ajvanc, required.
|urteen words, two lines. Special terms
} advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lin,s
|ithin twelve conse cutive months.
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IOR SALE-Good dividend paying securities
from 500 to SlOn. Commission orders ex-
| itcd promptly. T. II. wilkins, Room IS, No.
I3roadwaV New York .sS.&wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19
EAYSTON

Seth Chase died in Owatoma, Mimi. oct
/. 1893, aged % years, being the oldest man
in Steele county. He removed there from
this town in 1860
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

or SALE-lnvestments in the Equitable
Lite Assurance Society of the L. :. SEQ
rn under found w. II. ). Whitcomb,
Ellington. Vt. swift
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Q0(alltcQ.
57oc sale.

or SALE \ stock of iewelry. silvcrwarc,
watches. clocks etc. will exchange for
III estate or Other property. J. j. Flynn.
24b&wtf
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OTTO E. Just Mt this season of the year cve-
ry one is thinking about new shoes for
wear j, e. GrigEs, 81 stowe St., Water
ty. VI, has a fine line of new goods, q eCia |.
to fall trade. Look them over.
|l viii be sure to find Just what suits you
matter how difficult you are to fit. And
! Arc you thinking OF buying sewing
(chiue this fall! II SO remember Griggs sells
White. 1t Is he best machine in the
i d. everybody says so. Call and examine
In. swift
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Found.

DIND Large assortment of Japanese and
American napkins from p cents to 10 cents
hundred at the Free Press Association.
u-tf
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HE WAS VERY CALM.
BOWSER TELLS HIS WIFE WHAT TO
DO IN CASE OF FIRE.

But when tho Event Takes Place Hc
Doesn't Quito Co,.,c Up to the Mark--But
It's Very Di!ftrcn, when the Fire Is All
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

)R SALE One wood and two coal stoves,
all in good order w. b. Gates, Free Press
ice. l6,lt
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TUN BRIDGE
BROOKFIElD.

e. II. Bigelow and wife have returned
from Chicago. John Clark has purchased
the Croker farm of Mark Pecli.-Miss Mary
Reed has gone to Boston to spend the
winter. Spencer Graves. the oldest citizel
in town, is dead, aged nearly 80. Mrs NOAH
Downs is in very poor health.-Mrs. Vernon
Barnes is convalescent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

DR.. IIallack. wife and son have returned
to their home in Syracuse, n. IN. b,
Coifey, wife and daughter have returned
from Chicago.
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VERSHIRE.

*. &. Darling has moved to the place
which he has recently purchased on the
Brook road. Mrs. Ora Hutchinson of Wash
ngton. Vt. has been visiting in town..
II. Gilman had an OK choked to death while
eating apples Work is begun on the new
road-W. H. Martin pension agent from
Washington. d. c.. was in town the past
week Miss lsa Ordway of West Fairlee
has been spending few days with her sis
ter Mrs i WnndcnCk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19

Benz. Dean. town liquor agent of Fayston,
was fined 500 and costs in the Washington
county court October / for selling liquor
without a physician 5 prescription
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WOlCOTT.

Mrs. HaSkel'S mother died on Friday and
was taken to Barre for burial.--Mr Hill is
soon to leave the hotel and Mr., Clark will
take possession. Repairs to the extent of
500 are soon to be made on the Methodist
church but the Shaw meetings may be held
i'll the large vestry below.-Georgc Emery
has hired out to Merchant HascaIl for one
year
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-24

: @eIesentli6 bes Dor Ginger 3eit
erfolgten Iblebens bes I%angidbrigen
Gommanbeurs Der 6amburgilden Mas
rine unb 2ootieninfpeftorsNbolf aruQe
in &urbabeu murbe in bortigen 4apiz
tdnss unb 2sotienfreiten folgeabes
n3miegefprd9 auf See" mieber anfaes
frif9t, bas por Sabren lfGttgefun6en
baben foq (es giebt ndmli1 au1 elm
Seemannslatein, ia benz Seemannsz
latein g~egeniiber lit bas bielberufene
Sdgerlatein mod febr unf9ulbig.)
Ser 8erforbene ftebt freili9 nit 6iez
fem 3miegeiprd6 In feinem tpeiteren
3uiammenbang, als baB er elm ni6t
elm gang genauer Namenspetter bes
&%apitdns, ber-be6 man bore. Sn
Der Norbfee ~begegnen ii9 3pei @9ife.
Wie es 10 Site 1T, ruff zines bas ans
bere an unb es enttpidelt fi1 folgenz
bes 3miegefprd6: 800 FAINT 81
ber2"- r1t quill vWat bebbt 81
laben2"- pWual"- rMo beet Be
4aptein2"- n&rua!"- @rftaunIi1e
@eimereil Sang perblift bura bic
pielen bumpfen na=l1G= 2aute, ruff Der
Grager, bas @eiprd6 beenbigenb, dr.
gerli6: I'D, ST iiinb 10 bual" llnb
i'm boblen 5on f6alt es auriid: .Sas
null"
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Nrbeiter einnal, fi6 melt iber feline
&rdfte anauftrengen unb perfe ibn
battrt tpieber a9tlDs unb unbarmber5ig
auf bic @traBe. Sic &atbloiigteit bes
herrf6enben SDtems benz tetig ma9s
ferben Waifen : @lenb gegeniiber be-
aei9net 9pbel als cine n8anterotterz
fIdrung Der befteberben @eieaf6aftss
orbnuns." 9ieie @efeaf6aftsorb=
nurg babe fi6 MIR babur6 10 LANCE
aufre6t erbalten f0unen, baB fe ni6t
nur bic Stride, fonbern audi bic Wiis
fenf6aft III ibren Snlb genommen
babe. Nber pdbrenb bic Stride ii6 in
bieiem 8unbe gang mobl gu fiblen
s6eine, merbe bic Wifenf6aft bieie
unpiirbisen TeHel1 iber fur3 Ober
lang i%prengen. Sie Wertreter Der
WiHeni9aft miiBten INNER flarer ein=
febe1t, baB nbie b66fen 8liitben Der
&ultur 1ur bort ibren Slang bon ents
falten f0nnen, NO Greibeit uub @abr-
belt berri6en".
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9ie erfte Giienbabnfabrt 1T giam.

Sn ben Sabren 1890 unb 1891
wurbe bic 8auzNusfibrung Der 1858
&ilometer Iangen itamefi9en Nagara=
&ataiema @iienbabn (8angfof> &orat)
ausgei9rteben.
Ser 8au Der 8abn, befen 2eitung
in beuti6en 9dnben rubt, 1T inamiz
fden riiitig pormdrts geidritten, unb
am Ia. Sanuar fpnnte, nie bas Ger
tralblatt Der 8auoermaltung beri6tet,
cine bon &rauB & Sic. in Miin6en
gelieferte 2ofomotioe bic erfte Brobe=
fabrt auf Der eriten Giieababn bes
2arbes nnternehmen.
Ser IA. Sanuar 1898 bilbet baber
einen tpi9tisen Marfftein in Der @ez
i9i9te bes ftameiii9en 8erfebrspez
fens, ia, in Der ganaen @ntmidlung
beS 2anbes. I'm % ubr Nabmittags
ftanb bic 2cfomotibe, melde BEN Sea-
men u8angfef" erbalten bat, auf benz
patuam : 8abnbof our Nbfabrt nod
Dem 1,3 &ilometer entfertt g%elegenen
Maba Wong bereit. Ser Betriebs>
bireftOr, O%berbauratb g. &abns, ber
neutrality-suspicious., Der Snsenieur
Der @iienbabn : @eieui9aft unb ein
8ertreter Der l1nternebmer : 6irma
8rafft & Sic. marert 5ugegen. @inige
priefter un5 ettpa bunbert 9iameien
unb @tameiinnen barrten nit Span=.
nung Der Dinge.
@be fi6 Der aus 2ofomotipe,
5tpei per!oneuwagen, Suei @iterpa=
gen unb einem 8aupagen ~beftebenbe
3ug CUR Nbfabrt anf6idte, ergrif Der
Betriebsz9 ireftor &abns bas Wort gu
elmer furaen @nipra6e: u6eute er6fz
net fur Siam ii9 bas 3eitalter Der
@iienbabnert, tpelbe fir Die @ntipidz
lung beS 2anbes bon grsBerer 8ebeus
tung Ietn tperben als irgenb Elm grs
eignib porber. Sd trinte auf bas
WDbl Der giienbabm : @e1eli6aft."
unb our 2ofomotioe gemenbet, in beuts
i6en WOrten: sd sribe bid, o
8anstof, gebOren am Siarftranb,
bring 6u ben mabren Gorti6rttt benz
iameiii6en 2anb!"
Ser 3ug feBte fi9 bann in 8emes
gung unb erreiGte Maba Wong in
feds Winuten; bic &iidfabrt pmrbe in
bret Miauten s~uriidgelest.
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CALIFORNIA @etne.

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen bel
9errn s. 5. MeDer am Mlamos
Pla3a. 6err Sleeper fu9t bic @eine
an Ort unb Stene aug unb fanft brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinaii6ter. Mts
gutem &enner gelingt es linn ftets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5umdblen. gr fann
feline &unben unb Gamilien NIT sinem
guten 9ropfen berieben. &otbs umb
MeiB Meine TT por3iigli1er Qnalitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.O0 per @auone = frei
ins 9als geliefert.
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@am6erb1ael,

uel4e IN @eitalt BON Gruriiten, SanbeIsretfeuben,
Seeleuten, GbeateraScnten, Dampferfapttdnen,
S&if8dr5ten, Mintondrcn, Stubenteu uub Qunsbe=
hthenen ader Grt ben atlenttihen Seean 5u freu,en
pfegen, Gtnronberer unb Nnfebter TN fernen Reifeu,
idaften BON Sofetter's MaseubitterS Bel Seefrants
bett, Hebelfett, rnalarti4en unb rbeumattS&en 4ranfz
hetten, BET alien Stbrun8en Der eeber, res Masens
flimatii&e GtnFhNe, Bel f&Iedf sefp%ter her unaes
pptnter acn, bet nnreinem @aHer 1T eS etn unabers
t%rpfenes S&usmttteI seseu beren i&deIt4e @trfunsen
unb IT. als ipl4es pom ~retfenben PubIitum felt fduz
ger alS etnem Dr'tteliabrtunbert anertaunt Refine
form rnalerii4en GieberS, BON Der @alenturia an Der
gaeiTeffite unb fem ySrpten Bone GieberA am Mtiff=
fppt BITS 5u ben s%elinberen DIFFERENTIATION piberz
eebt Der b~eilfannen WtrfunS bte{e8 ppbftbdttsen Sc
funbbeitSs nnb ardfteerbaIters, ether pabren Gcitess
sabe fur perionen tn prefdrem @efunbbeit83uitanb,
pel&e ~ aranftetten prdbtsppntrt fnb.
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Cine parlamentarii@e Merfz
tpiir6tafeif

ereisnete fid firali6 int ungarii6en
Nbgeorbnetenbauie. Gin oppofitionelz
Ter M~bgeorbneter, Der mad 2 nbr aun1
Worte aufgerufen wurbe, bat ben Brdz
fibenten Inn bic @rlaubniB, meget porz
geridter 3eit feline &ebe morger 5aIten
gu btirfen. Ote &e9te fpra9 fi1 baz
gegen, bic 2infe Idrmenb bafiir aus,
unb ber prdfibent Drbnete bic formele
Nbffimmang baruber an, Oh bas 6aus
benz Nbgeorbneten geftatten poae, feiz
ne &ebe erf mDrgen 51 balten. Nun
begebrte bic Opppfition namentlide
Mbifimmung unb rei6te nit 8erufung
anf ben S 176 Der 6ausprbnnng einen
f6riftli6en Nntrag ein, bic rtamentIis
DIE Nbfimmung auf ben nd9ften Sag
au oerf6ieben. 9amit iteate alio bic
Oppofition bas erg0Blihe 8erlangerl,
0aB an1 nd6ten Sage abgeitimmt perz
be, OBJ be- &ebmer Gags borber fpres
den fol-. 8ergebens betonte Der SUI
fi3minifer, bab Der besiigli9e paras
graph Der 9ausorbnung nur bel groBen
Sebatten Nnuenbung finben biirfe,
mnb Sulius 0orpatb, felbft elm Oppos
fitisneqer. rief baB bic 4nnabme oes
Nntrags einen Seanbal bebeuten unb
bas Ibgeorbnetenbaus auf epige Set
ten ld6erli6 MAIDEN miirbe. 9ie OPP
petition Derbarrte auf ibrem Outrage,
unb 10 ging bas 6au8 tbatid9li9 nit
benz 8ef6luRe aus chamber, ybab
morgen bic Nbfimmung bariiber oors
genommen nerben ptrb, OBJ Elm &eb<
ner beute fpre6en foll ober ni9t."
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gia=2 ointment. NbreHe:
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