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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-06
The Dining Room.

A farmers wife writes: If the laundry
bill must be kept rs small as possible (and
many clean tablecloths are one Of tho lux
uries) little REFRESHING of tho creases with
hot fatiron will frcshen the cloth pro-
vided it is not soilcd, but simply limp. Do
not be tempted to leave your table set I'M
less you have dining room used for no
other purpose, and even then don't
There is SO very little labor saved, and
nothing gives such a boarding house or
restaurant air to room as an ever ready
table. Every meal should be placed before
one with dainty freshness all its own, and
nothing is so fatal to this idea az the per
petually set table. If T. rSihlc, have few
freshly picked flowers every meal, partic-
ularly at breakfast, but here, again, fresh
ness is the main thing. Do not let the
same flowers appear twice Better single
newly gathered rose than the same old
bunch meal after meal. Food in small
quantities is always more appetizing than
in large. Do not put on the whole loaf or
cake, but few prettily arranged pieces.
The whole loaf of bread on its wooden
trencher is an exception.
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Hume MARKET CLUB.
Nominating Committee includes Several Maine
Men in List Of Officers.

BosToN, Nov. 1.-The special nominal
ing committee of the Home Market Club,
consisting of Thomas N. Hart, A. s. Covel
and Rockwell Hoar, will report this last az
he annual meeting of the organization on
Nov. 2l: For president, William II. Bent
Taunton; vice presidents, John D. Long,
bingham, 2. C. Cheney, Manchester, N. II. =,
Levi X. Fuller, Brattleboro, Vt, Charlie S
II. Sawyer, Dover, N. H., H. G..
Knight, East Hampton, Joseph d.
Walker, Worcester, Lewis Anderson.
Jkowhegan, Me-, Robert knight,
Providence, r. l.; George M. Harmon,
New Haven, Conn. James II. Mullan, Bid
deford, Me-. o. S. Gree nleaf, Springfield !;
, long list of directors and this executive
committee, John Hopewell, Jr., o. N.
Sampson, Boston; Charles A. Stott, Low
III; Frederick E. Clark, Lawrence; John
Shaw, Quincy; the president, secretary and
treasurer ex-officio.
The committee says: eve are informed
that committee to revise the bylaws had
recommended that the executive committee
he reduced from Is to eight and we have
made our nominations upon the assumption
that this amendment ill be agreed to-
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FOR CHRISTIAN REUNION.
Bu. Chrisvs Doctrine and Moral Code Mus
Remain Unchanged.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Cardinal Gibbons
preached at the cathedral yesterday OF
Christian unity. He said: THANK God
there is yearning desire for the reunion
of Christianity among many noble an,
earnest s0Uls. This desire is particularly
manifested in the speaking world
~ have received several letters from in
aucntial Protestant ministers expressing
the hope of Il reunion and inquiring Us t.
the probable basis of n reconciliation.
have longcd and prayed for reunion during
ali the years of my ministry Ihave praye'
that as we are bound to our brethren by 50
cial and family and by natural and CONNER
cial ties, so may we be united with then
in the bonds of II common faith.
"Ihe conditions of reunion are easleI
than are generally imagined. OF course
there can be no compromise on faith o.
morals. The doctrine and moral cod
tlat Christ has left us mast remain I'M
chang able But the church can modify
her discipline to suit the circumstances 0
the case
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UP GO The RATES.
New England Insurance Exchange
Advances Rates on Term Business.
Increase Runs IRON rs to 80 i-3 Per Gent -
Boston Hard Hit.

Bosrog, Nov. of great importance
to every property owner is the aece ptance
BIZ the New England Insurance Exchange
OF the report Of toe special committee or
term business. BY IT the thrse-year rates
on mercantile risks will BE- advanced % Per
cent. and the fve-year rates 80 l3 p T
cent, BE- ginning December l.
Tits means that hundreds of thousands
of dollars more will have to be charged TO
insurance risks, notwithstanding that some
places in New England, such as Hartford
ard New Haven, have been practically de-
barred from term insurance for years.
The changes will be specially tei. u
Massachusetts and more particularly about
Boston, where term writing prevails. The
special term committee has notified thu
chairmen of the various local committees
of the necessity of Encouragement OF base
or wear rates, by which reduction i
meant; but there the matter rests.
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Where Science ends and Com
mon Sense should rule. Persons
of sedentary habits are liable to
indigestion or dyspepsia. These,
in turn, will bring on nervous
disorders, kidney complaints
constipation, etc. This IS es-
pecially the case with merchants,
students and scientists. They
will give you the exact dimen-
sions of Jupiter, the distance
from Saturn to the sun, to afoot,
but they cannot or will not tell
themselves what will cure this
train of disorders.
For ailments resulting from Sc
dentary habits-inactivity of the
liver, habitual constipation, etc.
the entire medical fraternity
of Europe and America almost
unanimously recommend the gen.
uine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and
the Waters of Carlsbad.
EIsNER & HENDERSON Co., Sole
Agents, 152 Franklin Street, N. Y.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires fsom the !cTtI. East
South and West.

The furnaces of the Reading Company
put in blast, Monday.
Michael Bernhart. postmaster at ST.
Jacobs. H.. has left for parts unknown. A
shortage of 5000 is reported in his accounts.
The latest election bettirg on Wall street
is 1925 to $3.50 that Strong will beat Grant.
Five thousand to S2000Is offered on Morton.
The trials of Alix and Directly to lower
their n cords, which were to have been
made at the Belmont track. Philsdelphia,
were post one1 because OF rai1 until Tues
day, as also were the . u trotting and 2.l5
pacing classes.
Rev. Tsdford NJ. Dinsmore di at Exc.
ter, n. Ii Sunday night, in bis 69th year.
He had been i the Methodist ministry
since 1858. His assignments iDclud
Amesbury, Mass. Keene, Portsmouth and
Great Falls, N. II.
Judge Fl z,ersll charged the November
grand Jury at New York, in the court Of
general session, Monday. He directed
them 10 ntinue the invt sli2ation ct the
charges sgsiTst police officials brought ouI
by the LexoT committee.
There is every indication that the next
meeting of the Un,versa!ist Postal Union
will be held in Washington in 1897 aud
that re representatives. from all the members
of the uaion . i'll be in a new treaty, as the
old one expires that year.
Secretary Car isle, Monday. awarded the
contract for postc flee lock boxes. etc, fol
the various public buildings throughout the
United States for the fiscal year ending
June 80, lS9a. to the Yale & Tosne Man.
ufaciulng co. of Stamfort, Ct.
A Victoria. B. c., dispatch s'ys the seal
ing operations of the Victoria feet are now
at an end for the season of 1894, and the
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a ..a1d-to.i,and FIGHT.

LONDON. Nov. s. A dispatch from
Quctta tells of an attack yesterday OF
Waziri tribesmen upon the camp of the
escort Of the political officer who is engaged
in the dciimitation of the Waziristan-
Puniaub frontier The Waziris crcpt W
the ravincs past the picliots and n ncrc,
hand-to-hand encounter followed. The
Ghoorkas, who comprised the escort, be
haved splendidly. Within quarter of an
hour the enemy broke and retired. Tho
tribesmcn were pursued several miles and
250 of them were killed. The British
losses were Lieutenant Macaulcy, 2l sol,
diers and 4jfollowors killed, including tw,
native officers and n few officers and g.
,,an y,Yo11n1n1
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THE SIZE OF THE BRAIN.
Brain Mass Not Trustworthy Indication
of intellectually.


The fact that the average woman's brain
weighs less than that of the average man S
has been made the foundation of the argu
nent that woman possesses less mental
capacity, intelligence, ETC., than man. 1t
is well enough known that small men with
small brains sometimes possess rs high u
degree of intellectual activity rs larger
men with larger brains. 1t seems to be for
gotten that n large part of the brain is
concerned not in intellectual activity, but
in the management of the muscles, Wis
cera, the heart, lungs, liver, etc. A man
with small brain in small body may
have larger number of nerve cells devot-
ell to intellectual actual activity than an
other man with larger brain, but with a
body disproportionately larger.
The absolute size of the brain cannot be
considered as the proper criterion for in
tellectual activity, but the size of the brain
as compared with the body, leaving out,
OF course, cases of extreme obesity and
extreme omaciation. When measured by
this rule the size of the brain of the aver
age woman being compared with the
weight of the average woman, and the
size of the brain of tho average man with
the weight of the average man, the two
results placed side by side show woman to
have as large brain In proportion to tho
size of her body as man.
This is true not only Of the brain of tho
adult woman, but of the girl as well. The
average boy Of years has n brain weigh
ing l, 100 grams, and his body weighs co.
100 grams. The brain Of the average girl
of years weighs 1000 grams whilo tho
body weighs Is, $50 grams. A comparison
of the relative weights of the brain and
the body in the boy and the girl of years
shows the girl to have slightly larger
brain in proportion to her weight than
the boy. The controversy upon this ques-
ton, which has sometimes waxed very
warm, has taken n wrong direction. 1t Is
not question of quantity or capacity, but
ono of quality. Viewed from this stand
point, u medical writer thinks tho qucs-
ton is comparatively free from difficulties.
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Was the Car Poisoned?

VIENNA, Nov. 5. - The Russian nj
hilist prince, Peter Alisoff, residing at
Iuuano. AYERS that the ear was gradu-
ally poisoned with small doses of phos'
phorus. administered to him by nihilists
since March /, until his disease was estab-
nshed Those who managed to spice the
emperor's dishes are safe away. He added
that the whole Roman dynasty is doomed
To n sinilar fate.
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German Bark Abandoned.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 8. Bark Libertas,
from Las Palmas, had on board Captain
Kading and the crew, consisting of 10 men,
of the German bark Emma Muller, which
was abandoned at sea. The Muller was
struck by cyclone Sept. 25 and was badly
strained and damaged.
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Eaaih Ga,ore DishonoF.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-An Italian named
Michael Copezzuto fired three bullets into
his wife Anna yesterday The woman
will probably die. In her ante-mortem
statement she said her husband shot her
because she would not consent to live In
house of prostitution. The couple came
from Boston six weeks ago
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Whirs of the Wheel.

Teachers say that fear of falling Is the
only thing that prevents person from
learning to ride the wheel in one or two
lessons.
Once acquired, the art Of riding bicy-
<cle is never forgotten, but after four or
FIVE weeks abstcntion from riding one
feels that the steering is not as steady as it
,ught to be for the first mile or SO, says
Golden Days.
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DO,'T CARE TO VOTE.
But Few Democratic Government Clerks, Will
Go to Polls, Today.

WAsHIYGToN, Nov. st is said at the
treasury department that very few of the
Democratic employees in that department
credited to New York state have
arranged to vote at tomorrow's election.
The leaves of absence obtained during the
lime of registration throughout the state
we're not in excess of the average leaves a.
any other time. This apathy is generally
attributed to the attitude of the President
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Or. Parahurst Scores Tammany.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Dr. Parkhurst
yesterday departed from his custom of re-
framing from political discussion in his
Sunday sermons and launched into
general invective against Tammany Hall.
The doctor said that unless the condition
of affairs in New York was changed, God
would speedily wreak his vengeance on
this city
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The Postal Clerks May Vote.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.--The postmaster
general, this afternoon, issued a general
order to postmasters, directing them to
observe, in all states where elections are to
be held the usual holiday hours, 10 order
that the postal employees may cast their
votes.
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Record Breaking Under Difficulties.

ALBANY. Nov. 5,-Frank Albert, who is
trying to break the cycling record from
New York to Chicago, reached here last
night Mt 6:55 p. M. Albert broke the
record from New York to Albany of II
hours. doing the distance in 15h. 5jm. The
roads are in very bad condition.
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BID Fire al Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Fire in the es-
tabHshment of Goldberg, Bowen 81 Lieben-
baum, wholesale grocers, completely gut
ted the building. Loss, $4,000. Several
firemen were badly injured.
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ALREADY WON.
1Continued from LIST page. ]

81 am enough of Democrat myself and
bave faith 10 the Dc mocracy of those who
profess allegiance to our party to believe
that in the face of a common enemy we
shall present united and solid 'front.'"
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Ladies' Chess Match 9egun.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a match OF seven
games for the ladies' chess championship
of the United States of America begun
today. Mrs Showalter of this city and
Mrs. Worrall of Brooklyn are the COM
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LOST!

II 4 aad word: but one that need not be useG si
often Il q proper use be made OF the .;"1ss hsvs
WANT COLUMN. Thousands on n ~ ~ ~
Zen returned to their l3wpese tnEesen
NuYbody fUods u.
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WOMEN KNOW
THEY ARE DELIGHTE
WITH
Famous Paintings

because o--",y picture is FROM the hand or. o.
master, and because life and nature ~ , ,b.t
really exist, are So truly portrayal
these intuitivcly just end cear-seelng ci's ,hs
know that in this collection they have wv
real thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-06

YOUR GROCER KEEPS IT.
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This remark is quoted from close %
server of human nature who knows accu
rateIy what people want, and also the isc'
that what the women want Is sure 10 sue
coed. This explains the phenomenal sue
cess of
, 1894-05-17
IN elmer an6eren Role.

SuIta Grei6el, Sic Icb0ne 866mtn, tpeId(
9eitern ibren sebemaligen 8ro6berrn Sobr
6aube6 Don 206 W~torDeuitr. tpegen per:
iucbter Ger9emalti9ung bate einipcrrer
laIien, itanO beute Dor Nicbter @berbarot in
Der Stole Oer Nngetlagten. Die ber=
beiratbete Sobter 6auoed'S, Srau W}ort
DID, Der ite fir etlpa $75 tpertD &lct0et
gemacbt bate, IieB SuIta geitern, ais fl
ben @ericbtSladl OerlieB, tpegen 9iebitabla
o~erbaften, g8dbrcnb Der bon Sulio Ser:
flagte ieiner 8rOSciiirun8 auBerbaIb 6et
@efdn8nibmauern en~tgcgeniie6t, muBtC
Sulta beute nab ser 3eue 3uriidwanbern,
ba 1ie Sic ibr bonn &ic6ter bis gum Is. ouf=
erle9te 8Ir9i6aft bon $500 nibt aufbrtn:
gen fonnte. S90n Sulcbeu IteB beute be:
reitS Dem BON ibr 8erflagten ~GompromiB.
OOrlbIGge macben, bod wurOen bieie
prompt abgeipielen.
, 1894-05-17
Qb9efeimter Spibbube.
hit elmer Iareer Site Don Ginbriiden uno
SpibbIbereien.

&altld9elno tpie Elm @eipobn6eitsz Gin
breeder nabm Sobn 6anlon beute Worgen
feline llebcrDeiiung oil baS Griminalgrribt
inter $1,000 8itr9i9aft entge9en. @r mar
elmer LANCER 9teibe bon @inbruben uno
SptBbi!bereien bei9uloiQt unb perle9te ii6
be1on6erS auf Die NuSrGumun9 bon &ofz
fern, in nel6en 6auSbeOienitete retdber
Somtlien tbre 6abiellgteiten uno GrIparz
niiit a~l1bctpahrten.
DEM f~arbtgen &utl6er Sam NQer, MEL
cber fir ben 8eiiber Ser &eitbenS 459 Gear
born Str. 6aus unb 6of in Oronung bait,
raubte 6onlon ben Sonnta9san5ug aus
oem Softer in Der an Der Qluep lie9enben
Wobnung bes &utiberS. Oaslelbe @r>
pertinent fitbrte er bel Sobn Gibbons, tpelz
cher ais &utI9er unb 6auSmeiIter Der go.
563 9iniiton Str. ipobnbaften S0milie.
Gibbons bate AUDI Die 6abieligtetten ocs
0tenitmGo6enS N1na GonleD in 8ertpab>
rltng, Oeren 6erri9aft eben i'm l1r,3ug
aus Dem 6auie SEQ. 459 Dearborn Str.
be9rtffen mar.
6anion raubte audi bieie Softer aus un6
erbeutete iieben &leioer, itlberne 8eItedS
u1tb cine 9an5e Q[nsaDl bon Supeien. ST
geitan6, BEN 9taub fir etren Spottpreis an
Ofeter Sampion, tpelber SEQ. 249 90.
Utartet Str. Elm Sr0olergei6dft betreibt,
D~erfauft 81 baben. 9a bic 8oliSet oQs gez
itoblcne Sit ais 8enetSmaterial beibrtnz
gen min, purbe 6anion in Der 3peiten 9tnz
tlage n~orlduftg unter 5000 8iir9ldaft gez
felt.
Oteier Sampfon mar ebenfaGs unter Ser
Nntlage Der 6ebleret Derbaftet un6 benz
9tt6ter &eriten Oor9efibrt wor6en. Gr be-
itrttt, bon 6anion Waarcn getauft gu 6az
ben uno lieB ieinen 8rO3eB Dor &i9ter
@iOtnS Derle9eR.
, 1894-05-17
R[etne Nahrihten.

= Sn elmer Belle Ser OtartpeQ StraBenz
Station erbGn8te iidb lcbte gtabt Ser bort
inbafttrt geUeiene Wticbael @riffin. Der
SetbtmOrber mar, ba er onicbeineno aut
ydelirium tremens" lit, bebufS Inter
iubung BON Seitcn Der itGOtii6en Saz
nttQtsbe6Orbe Derb0ftst iporben.
= Ser in 9ienIten Der Tirma MtaIon &
6amIin, 185 WGbuib QlUe., itebenbe Suit
icber Sbeooor @beIing, bon Gde Der 80. ltn0
Niblan6 2lpe., ipurOe beute bon &icbtcr
8rabipeu auf bic 2~lnflage Der llutericblaz
gun9 inter $500 8iir9ibqft bis gum &c.
3. gum 8ro5eB feitge6alten. @r iou $50,
pclbe ct fur bic Sirn1a coueftirt bate, 3u
ei9enen 3pe6en Derpan0t baben.
= Carrie 0en6eu puroe BON Ser 60
ronerSiurp inter Der 2(nflage, t6ren 2ieb7
ba6er Soiepb g, GfoDal ericboiien 5t
baben, an bic @roB9ei1ipOrcnen oertpiclen.
Sic er3Gb(te, baB Gogal, bet eigentltcb
9ttleD bicB, cine b0ie @~crgon9cnbett babe
unO an Deri6ie6encn 8crbrccben betbeiligt
getpcien iet. Sic babe tros6em nidbt bon
inn lailcn t0nnen uno ibn eridboiien, ais
ct SIT @~uniten ieiner 6rau ben 8ertebr nit
iDr einiteuen poute.
, 1894-05-17

peGtli9c 6errIhoft 6es Gapites auf. -
1848 gebt Ter6inan6 T.. 9aiier bon Oeitere
reidb, nit 6em 6ofe BON Nien nab Snss
bruf. = .1849 perbrennen in ct. 2ouiS
% 9ampfihiffe unb 400 6duIer unO @t8ens
t6um i'm 8ertbe bon 3 WiQ. DIS. miro SER
it0rt.-1860 itirbt in Stem Yort Bic 2Ola
Mone5,-1863 i9ldgt@rant Oie0tebelen am
8ig8lad&iuer un6 bereitet tbnen einen Ser
luit BON 1000 Wtonn unb II &anOnen. =
9uebla in Wlerico ergiebt ft6 mach lang
pieriger 8elagerung 6em fran5Oiil6en
@eneral Sorep. = 1864 beantragen Breu>
Sen unb 9eiterreicb in Set 2onOoner @ons
feren3 bic itaatlicbe ltnabbdngi9feit bet @lbz
berSo9tbImer.
, 1894-05-17
Ueue Reitdurdtton.

SIM GrbseiboB bes neuen BON Der rG6tz
cogo Stod @rcbange" an Ser SibDeiteGe
bon 8aibin8ton unb Ga Sale StraBe err
bauten &ieien9ebGubeS miro am Somitag
ben 10. Mtai Elm neue8 eleganteS 9teitauz
rant %erOffnet ner6en, bas fir mtnOetenS
%Oierbunbert gerionen SibpIdBe bat, 6eute
purbe BON ben 8eltbern bes GeltaurartS
ben 8ertretern Der Deri6ieoenen 6~ieligen
3eitungen ein Diner oegeben. tpobei Der
@eicbGftSfiibrer, 6err 2ouiS 2ufeS, in ltez
benswIrbiger Q8eiie sic 8or5ige beS Hez
itaurant5 auSeinanberiebt unb Oor Qlem
bic treffli9e Gtnri6tung Bet &iicbe rib
Fmen6 berOOrbob, Die in 6telem Qanoe einaig
in ibrer Q(rt oaite6e. NltBer Dor3ii9li6en
Speiien perOen in Dem 9teitaurant itetS Die
belten in1portirten 8tere porrdtbig iein unb
Der @ei6dftfiibrer, SEER 0utes, miro eS itb
sur beiOnOeren Nuf9obe mac6en, in ieoer
g8eiie Den QlnforOerun9en bes Bubltfums
gerec9t sl tper0en.
, 1894-05-17
@n0IifOer 8rOSneio.

Die Grfolge Ser beutlcBen Snbuitrie,
tueIcbe felt bem groBarti8en Sie9e in G6iz
cago auf 6em Weltmorft immer oeutLi6er
beroortreten, eriiiut nonentlib Die engLi=
1cben Tdbrifanten nit 9teto unb 8elorg=
nib. 9icieS tpcnig freun616aftGi6e Sc
ftbl fHr 0eutib(onb fam tiir3Iib aucb i'm
ltnter6auS oeS britiidben Y%arlamentS gum
Qlus0ruf. Sin Q(bgeor0ncter eriucbte Sen
grdiibeuteu 0c8 6anOeIsomteS, Mun6euo,
nm Q(uSfunft bariiber, Oh er nicbt beabIt9z
tt9c, cnergiide SAritte git ergrcifen CUR
8ei6iibun9 Der britjicben Qlrbeit5intereiielt
8egcn Die genaltige Gonfurren3 BON Q8aaz
rem, Die in beutiden @efGngntIien a%ngefer9
ttgt milrOen. 9ie canaotl6en 3ou9ejebe
DerbDten Die GinfuDr allcr g80aren, 0te in
@%efdnQniiien bcr9eiteut mGren, un6 Gin
ioI6cs Gerbot ioQte orcb unbe6tngt fir
GnAlano ~erloIiep mer6en. Ser 6anbelSz
m~iniiter meinte ober in ietner Gripi6erung,
boB Elm berartige5 0eieb bod nur
Strlefon3 iet, benn Die 53oube66roen f0nnz
ten bob umm0gltcb bic p6erfunft" elmer
Q8aare ~erfennet, uno e5 lei lGc6erltcb BON
Der oeuti6en Hc0ierung Derlan9en gu
ipouen, 6aB aue in @%efGngniiien an9e=
f~ertjgten 98oarcn NIT einem 6eutlicb err
fcnnbaren be3iiqIiben 8ermerf pcrieben
fem miiBten; feline 9}e9ierung Der Gr6e
ipiiroe einem 6erartiQen Q(niinnen SoIgc
geben. Der bctrcfien6e 6rageitcQer unb
ieine @eiinnung58cnoiien in unO duBerbal6
6e3 8arlomcnt5 babcn iic6 aber BEL bieier
Qlntiport beS 6an6el5miniiterS nidt be-
rubtgt, ionbern ie BADEN cine bercttS lpeitz
perbreitete 8eme9ung Gil @uniten zines
8cgen rauSldn6tic9c 0tfdngniBpaaren" gez
ribteten GeiebcS ms 2eben g%crufen.
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