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Evening journal., 1894-02-23

THE 6ght against the protective tariff
COW, like the fght against slavery forty
years ago, is not child's play. The fight
against any great evil which Is en-
trenehed behind a series Of favorable
laws which has acquired untold wealth
and which has learned to have no scru-
pies, no conscience, and no honor. Is nee
~ssaiily a long hard fight There is no
question that the protective tariff will
De abolished as there was no question.
when the fight really came on about
atty years ago, that slavery would
be abolished Those recent elections
Ia Ohio aud Pennsylvania do not show
any other phenomena than elections
under The influence Of the pro-slavery
party showed in Louisiana. Mississippi
aud South Carolina for fifteen wears or
80. preceding the election Of Lincoln.
In fact, Pennsylvania protectionists show
The same spirit Of intolerance, the same
foolbardiness in the propagation and
extension Of their doctrines and 5rae.
ticss, that the Shareholders showed dnr
ing the decade Of ls5O-GO II tn,
shareholders bad yielded to IA,
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

FAiRuAvEN, Mass, Feb 28.-The Fair
haven town hall was formally presented
to the town by Henry II Rogers Of the
Standard Oil company. IL IS a magniii-
cent structure, cost $780, 600 and is the cul-
mination Of many sumptuouF gifts given
by Mr. Rogers 20 the town Of his birth.
The dedication exercises will Last two days
aud terminate with a grand BAH Govern
or Greenhalge Mayor Matthews OF Bos-
ton, Mark Twain and others spoke.
Mr. Clemens Mark Twain) said;
1--WE all recognize the value Of this build
ing as an example and a suggestlon-a sug-
gestion to any who are moved by love for
their fellow men to make gifts to them of
hospitals or town halls or libraries; TO build
these things while they are alive, not wait
till they are dead. II you do it while you
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

In this government is an institution es
tablished to secure profits for beggar
mills and wages for beggar men why
cannot it be used to furnish bounties and
pensions also to men who can establish
the fact that they have worked In mills
and that they are not working In mill,
now7 Those who are working 10 mills
who compose about two seventeenths Of
the workingmen Of this country, may b.
sustained by the rest Of as, chiefly farm
ers, who do not, never did, ana never
expect 70 work IN mills.
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

ACCORDING 20 telegram from Hamil
tor, Ohio. Messrs Reed and Mckinley,
on tho Republican side, and Ex-Governor
Campbell on the Democratic, are expeetso
70 make stump speaches IN every Con
Frsssional district in Ohio. where there is
to Be fight ia the next campaign So fsr
az the usticnal party Is c2ncernci s. Il
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

APRoPos OF the labor demonstration at
the State House in Boston, on Tuesday
asst, representative Morse, Of Massachu
setts, has presented to the House joint
memoir al from the Massachusetts, Legls-
lature, asking that the Navy Yard al
Charlestown be reopened, thus giving
Employment to probably 500 idle men
The petition VIII be referred to the House
Naval Committee, but that body is not
likely to act favorably on IL But the
incident serves to show the peculiar
ideas that the prtectionist senti-
ment has cultivated Think OF the
great rich state of Massachusetts,
appealing to the national government
because a crowd OF rioJous men, variously
estimated at from 500 to goo. assembled
it the state house, iusulted the governor
and proposed to 'clean ous the Legisla
ture Is not that a spsctaclol Ia the
event Of any sudden calamity. when
destitution, suffering and starvation
threaten large territory extending over
portions OF several states, there are
orecedents for such requests But. this
is not such a case. Il Is simply a
case Of destitutlon and characterization
in single city. There IS no more sense
nor reason for applying TO the general
government in this CESS than there would
be in ao application TO the general gov
ernment to put dental factory here on
IT'S financial feet. But the same idea OF
protection prevails In both cases II the
general government must make laws
which will guarantee profits TO beggal
factory why not make appropriations fol
| 1eggar men2
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

The protectionists made great sport
Of and derived great comfort from the
statement Of General Hancock that the
tariff was a local question. Have they
not made it a personal question: When
a man fnds that his factory is not as
profitable as it really ought to be, be
goes to Washington and pulls the leg Of
our innocent committeeman till they are
longer than they really OUGHT to be.
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

WHEN Senator Higgins tries 70 secure
candidates for the Legislature some In
quiiing Republicans will ask why he
voted with Senator Hill against the two
Northern Democrats and then voted for
an ex Confederate ON the Supreme Benohi
Senator Higgins has an intensely inter
esting system Of politics when examined
critically So has Senator HILL
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

RIDEA HAeeARD hes become scientific
farmer by growing crops in England
which realize an average Of % per cent
Of thoir cost. II he would Invite Rud
yard Kipling into the same aelds Of labor
the world Of literature would enjoy a
rest and a benefit
Evening journal., 1894-02-23
MITCHELL
& bash,
2I9 Market Street,
Notion Department.
An endless .bewildering va
riety of useful Little Things. "
The most complete stock Of
this kind found in the city.
Every requisite for Toilet
able and Work Basket-hun-
dreds of articles needed in
every household every day.
Notion Department.
It's a Question


Whether a dollar bill doesn't
change into more value in our
store than elsewhere-but it's
only a question put by those
who have never bought from
us. Those who do, say "Yes,"
Here's the proof
Kid crimpers, sc dozen.
Good pins at lc a paper.
Best needles at &C paper.
Best quality English pins, &c
paper.
Good hair pins, steel points.
at sc paper.
Good rubber hair pins, &C
dozen.
Betterrubber hair pins, &c each.
Best quality rubber hair pins,
&C each.
Fancy rubber hair pins, sc each
Best white tape, &c a piece.
Best white tape, wide, &c a
piece.
Good spool cotton, 200 yards
warranted, &c each.
Good quality dress shield, Ioc
Best quality silk dress shield,
2IC.
Black pins, &c a box.
Good rubber comb, 5 in. long,
sc each.
Rubber comb, best quality, SC
each.
Good rubber unbreakable
comb, Ioc.
Better quality rubber un-
breakable comb, I2c.
Best wash silk, &C a skein.
Hose supporters, misses, Ioc
a pair.
Hose supporters, ladies, I2c a
pair.
Hair curriers', S, 10, IL and 25c.
Good tooth brush, sc.
Very good tooth brush, Ioc.
Nail brush, IcC.
Best quality nail brush, 25c.
Good hair brush, Ioc.
Wire hair brush, Ioc.
Better qualify wire hair brush,
I2c.
Fine bristle brush, 2sc.
Best patent thread, &c a spool.
Corset stay, 4 and 5 hook, S
{ and SC.
Dexter's darning cotton, white,
: sc ball.
E DexteTs darning cotton,
colors, &c ball.
I Fleisher's AA worsted Sax
e ony, I2c an ounce.
{ Good darning cotton, white
I only, sc ball.
G Germantown wool, FAC q
hank.
e Rope linen, &C a skein.
!, Colored crochet cotton, sc {
d ball.
c Assorted hair pins, &c box.
!, Crimping pins, &c each.
Is Feather stitched braid, Ioc ;
J. piece.
a Tappans' face powder, Ioc boz
a Waving irons, 25c each.
. Covered dress stays, sc doz
ie Whalebone casing, &C yard
3. I5c a piece.
Ie DeLong hooks and eyes, To-
"a a card.
to Massasoit knitting cotton, 5
10 a ball.
Tracing wheels, sc each.
Of Real aluminium thimbles &c
a each.
ne Mourning pins, &c a box.
is Crochet silk, Ioc a spool.
s, Velvet skirt braid, SC a piece
on Etc etc, etc.
on
We This partial list as a meme
ID ID randum might be handy +
ur have with you when shopping
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

TIE craze for silver which brings men.
otherwise reasonable, to the support Of
The various schemes for silver coinage Is
a curious confirmation of the Ignorance
OF history aud tue oarelessness about the
real merits Of question which envelops
our legislators and our people The
Bland Seignorage bin ls simply plan for
coming more silver dollars Those silver
dollars will not circulate on their intrln
sic value, which is now 30 per cent less
than IL was twenty years ago, but on the
promise of the government to redeem
them in taxes or by exchanging bills or
gold for them 40 the rate Of
100 cents gold Copper or iron
would circulate equally we'll We have
now about 5000. coo, 600 in silver which
Is circulating In that manner now. So
much worthless paper would circulate
With the same stability Paper needs 100
cents worth Of credit or faith In the gov
ernmenta promise toreoover or redeem IL,
while silver needs only 90 cents What
Is the Use Of 80 cents IN silver dollar
when a paper dollar will circulate equally
well in every respect and at the same
time be more convenient to handler
Evening journal., 1894-02-23
SHORT Time

Left in which to procure one
of the many decided Bargains
which we are Offering as an
honest effort to reouce our
heavy stock Think Of very
good Oveicoat for Boys-i2 to
is year sizes-s2O0! Mems
Heavy Overcoats and Storm
Coats, So 90, Sc 90, 81 90,
81 so, sS 90. IS so, 50 90,
$40 90 and $l2 90. There is
exceptional vaue in these
goods. Just at this time we
are taking more orders in the
Custom Department than ever
before at the same time. Toe
materials, trimmings and work
at the prices are the cause.
We pride ourselves on showing
as fine a selection of new and
desirable materials in this de-
partment as any house in the
city. Your inspection win con-
vince you. Come, sec
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

TIE interior decorator and ulterior
poet. William Morris, of London, dyes
goods brilliantly on week days, and lee
lures on socialism duly on Sundays.
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

No MILL owner Is entitled to favor
sble laws from Congress taxing the peo.
pie to secure profits TO his factory, be.
cause he has, by Ignorance or mismanage.
ment, failed to make the enterprise pro
dnciiva
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

ALL the back numbers Of the EVENING
JOURNAL containing the coupons for
Sights and Scenes OF the World may be
had at the counting room
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

LOVE is passion which can neither
be feigned nor concealed. II is an ex-
position Of kindness and sweetness.
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

NoMAE is entitled to pension because
he has lost employment IN a protected
factory
Evening journal., 1894-02-23
Fross to Death In Kentucky.

BARDsrowS, KY. Feb. 2S.--NIrs. Nancy
Hall was found frozen 70 death near the
home OF her son.
Evening journal., 1894-02-23
p0rbanco


SENATOR vEsT took free hand, life.
class, nude. black and white picture Of
BIN" Chandler the Senator from New
Hampshire on Monday, thus:
l. had long been, he said, a question In
natural history as to what purpose the
mosqOito was created for A naturalist,
who mad spent some time In Florida, had
recently solved the problem and said that
the mosquito had been created in order to
make certain hnman beings so uncomf fort
able that they would be willing to leave
this world, so as TO obtain the glorles and
bliss of the next world The Senator
from New Hamsphire, takes iu this body
the place of tho mosquito He has been
stinRing aud prodding everything in
reach siuce his entrance into the chamber
/ he has any further useful purpose
have never been able TO understand it,
Laughter on the floor and iu the CALLER
les There is no subject on which that
senator IS not able aud more than willing
TO drag In any one Of his brother Sena-
tors Ii he can make him uncomfortable,
even for a single second
Chandler is neither an orator nor a
statesman he has never proposed OF
accomplished any legislation. He is not
learned, influential or useful He is
neither beautiful to look upon nor sweet
to hear from He has no admirers aud
no friends He is cold, hard. meau, low
selfish. calculating. wsspish He never
originates anything wholesome, never
advocates anything that is not unwhole
some He is not valuable TO his own
party be is nothing more than an annoy
anca 70 no other party. Physioloqically
classed Senator Chandler occupies the
position Of the mosquito-stioking his
teeth into the backs Of those whom he
can reach with the least danger to him
self and the greatest discomfort TO them
You will find the best assortment IN
the city of winter underwear at Ro 's s.
| No. 2lO Market street, selling At very
low prices The largest stock Of Derby
| Hats in all the latest styles
Go to Wilmington Photograph Company
/ No Nffl MauHaf uf~aaN 90 oaufa mar For
Evening journal., 1894-02-23
nnlet Il thn nIInrn nIIne.-

MDDLEsuoRouoH, Ky, Teb 2a All .r
quiet AZ the Lingc rainaE pc'T
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

TIE answers to the threat that we
shall be Hooded with ohesp goods under
a lower tsrf are: First, It is not true
our own factories will revise their
methods. enlarge their trade and pay
steadler II not better wages Second.
even II true, the consumers would be
benefited; there are more consumers
than wage earners Thus the answer
70 that fallncy Is complete It's logic
and facts cannot be avoided The man
who disputes must maintain the sophisi.
ry that the many must be taxed to
give wages and profits TO few which /,
an obvious eyil-an obvious contradlc
tion Of the maxim Of political economy
that every man not pauptr, lunati,
or felon, must support himself.
Evening journal., 1894-02-23
Moral at the End.

'In the distribution OF the privileges Of
this platform I was appointed to temper
the glare OF the gay and thoughtless ora
tory of these others with the wholesome
shadow of a few words of sober advice, for
there Is a time for such thugs, and IL is
meet that we recognize this truth and rcst
our spirits with intervals Of seriousness
and solemnity. And so my advice TO you
yes, more, my supplication-is that you
live as Washington lived, live as have
lived, aud build your gift halls and hos
pitfalls while you still live and can build
your heart as well as your money into your
rift
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

The answer to the proposition that
this country Is liable to be flooded with
say $3.50, 100000 worth Of free trade
cheap goods, II the Mckinley law is re
pealed, is that we shall send back 81
equal amount Of our cheap goods in re
turn. II the men who make goods
similar 10 the cheaper goods which we
receive, are thrown out Of work. whicl.
Is a pseposterous sophistry Of the pro.
tectionists, then an equal number will
obtain work in making the goods which
we shall return ia exchange for those
we get We shsll be benefited I'm both
cases We shall obtain goods cheaper
sell cur surplus desrer, and, instead Of
taxing ourselves to maintoin men II
improbable industries, men vii. hav,
profitable industries in which they car
maintain themselves
Evening journal., 1894-02-23
TWAIN ON WASHINGTON.
Mark Explains Why He Feels
Lonesome at Times.
HIS SPEECH AT FAIRHAvEE, MASS.

mr.. Clemens Makes Some Rcmaris TO the
Cuzons on the Duties Of the Dead and
on Lawyers and Tells OF His Watermelon
Experiences
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

De y0a cul 0ut BE ooapon tO-dayl
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

baltimore a.
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in
effect Feb Is, 1874.
Trains leave Della
wave Avenue Depot
East Bound
tors Express trains
New York. week
days. % 03 rs q iT 30.
rs 30, fiU8a m: il2 "a
~ go. i5 81, ~ 39.ll1 90
p. IN Sundays, l3 %,
l6 40 3fa M; II 49,
i5 80 " 30. fll 90 p M.
nUn NNNrH nNUN q
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

You will find the best assortment IN
the city of winter underwear at Ro Is,
No. 2lO Market street, selling At very
low prices The largest stock Of Derby
Hats In all the latest styles
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

Go to Wilmington Photograph Company
No. 3lli Market street. 80 cents per doz
Evening journal., 1894-02-23

This partial list as a memo
randum might be handy to
have with you when shopping
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-02
Das oeutId2e Clement in Der 6e=
ihihte Umerifas.

Mlan lost, bab bas 9eutidtbum feline
3ufunft in bieiem 2anoe babe uno be-
tradtet es losar als eine quite Wfillion,
alles, mas Deutih beiBt, 10 l4nea mie
moslih absuidoffen. Oas Itnb meiit
iolde, bic BON bem, ,pas lie an einaelnen
qons unoeutl1en Deutl4en bemerften,
ii9 Elm srobes Borurtbeil sesen allies
Deuti9e iiberboupt sebilbet baben.
DaB i'm beutl9en Gbarafter 9robe
2i9tleiten, in beatl6er Mrt bobe Wor-
3iise, i'm beuti9en Geiite S@dbe ben
bobem Wertbe lieosn, bas meib marz
der amerifonilhe Stofiel ni9t, unb oab
bic Deuti9en in Mmerifa bobe Neroienite
um bic @riinbuns unb sroBartise gnt=
mideluns unierer Jreiitaaten iid er,pors
ben baben, bas weib ielbit man4er
beutl9e Mi9el ni9t, unb ct lhdmt ii9
am gnbe leines beutl9en Namens, ans
ftatt itol3 barauf 5u iein.
Mu9 unlere oeutl4en Dilserpdter 1u9=
ten, 10 gut wie bic en9lii4en, aus rein
religi0ien @rinben bic ea1tlihen Sc
ltabe bieies 2anbes auf. unb es ftebt
bombenfeit, bab bic Deutlden in ben ur-
lpriingli9en brei3ebn @olonien ebenio
9roBen Mntbeil an ber grringung ber
Greibeit genommen baben, als ibre eng
liiden Mitsenonen.
Wenn INNER unIer neues Vaterlan6
leine S5bne gu ben Waffen rief elite
Der beutidgeborene Biireer unter ben
eriten sur SABINE, um Gut unb Blu. aui
benz 5bla1tfelbe benz 9ameinen Bolts
pobl 3u tpei1sn.
SIM Mobatpf-9bal in Netp Dorf, mo-
bamals lauter Deutlde 'uobnten, be-
ltanben Die DeutI9en allein cine liegs
reihe Sblaht nit ben nit Gnglanb Ders
banbeten Wiloen. syn Der gr0bten
@utb beg Samples itimmte oas fleins
0dndeir bic WarieiQaile Der 9teforma=
ton, bas lutberiIde Rernlieb Cine feIte
Burg lit unler Gott" an nnb seipann 10
unter Gars unb &lans einen slor-
rei9en Gies.
Rei Orisfanp tdnpfte 6erfbeimer nit
ieiner beutlden Bouernihaar nit FOLDER
6artnddisteit uub 9obesperahtung. bnf
ipgar bic BiIben beilolen Me{peit BETA.
1eN iInO uon Der 3eit al, teinen offeaep
t(6kiH nj 8<9tid g MIR w0ateIl.
~ s ~ sSs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-02

nur an bic MDsli9feit eines Grfolses
9lauben ldbt. Ct be,,peifelt nidt, bab
einiee ber Mldnner, tpelde finanSielle
l1nteritubuns Der ipiIben 0ldne ieitens
beg gongre6es befiirtporteten, In eutem
@lauben banbelten, slpeifelt aber ebenio-
uenig baran, nboB bic profellionellen
&egenmader lammt uno lonoers setpii=
lenIole 91minbler linb." Nls 8epeis
fir ieine Bebaupturs, oab Die 3eusniiie
iiber aneeblide grfolge Der Reeenmader
ll1tdnbt9 mertblos lino, fiibrt er Die
9batlahe an, hab Der Gesenfall in Nirlep,
Gresno Co., Gal., Der segen Gnoe Sas
nuar fattfanh, unb ben Ieitber bic Ne=
eenmaher, bic i'm berDorgerufen baben
pollten, ols cine grt Yarabepfero be-
nubten, idon 36 Stunoen Dor ieinem
gintritt ansetiinbist ,poroen mar.
5beoreti11 rihtig BON allen Met6oben
ber &esenmader lit aQein oieieni9e. nad
,ueldher fliillise &ohlenIaure gen 6immel
sel9idt nirb, ba biele burd ibr 8erbuns
item uno Musoebnen Der Mtbmoipbdre ee'
niigenb Wdrme entSiehen NUT, nm Die
Condemnation Der Wallsuhe.lhen uerun+
lallen su t6nnen. gie ldderli1 es aber
lit, auf biele Weile practilde Grfolse er
5ielen gu tuollen, erbellt aus einem turs
sen 8etra9ten Der finaneiellen Seite BET
@ade. Gin auf biele Weile er3euster
eins5lliser &esenfau miirbe per Mder
ettpa 100000 foften, b. b. uenn mon
bic fiillige &oblenldure In 10 sroben
Quantitdten, tpie ben0tbigt lein wiiroen,
3u 81 PRO Pfuno faufen tOnnte. I'm bic
2uft seniiseno ab3utiiblen sur grjeu9une
zines &esenfals BON einem 8lertel3ol
iiber elmer Quabratmeile, >piirben 40e
Mi0ionen Yfnno 2obleni idure gen 9int+
mel geI6idt merben nliilien.
Oob bic Meeenma6erei Elm beliebtes
@el6dft lit bel 2euten, bic semobn1
1inb, ibr 2eben burb Belb,uinoelunQ
ibrer Mitmenlder gu nader, lit iibri.
gems gar ni6t gu perwunoern, oenn e
bietet por allen anberen oerartisen Sc
iddften 9reBe Tortheile. Wlan bat nu1
n0tbis, tn m0slibit pielen &egenoen oes
2anbes gontratte sur grseusuns Dor
&eeen einsuseben. gSenn es oonn ii
irseno welben jener 8essnAen regnet
10 eollectirt man bic ousbeoungenet
8eitrdse, ,penn es nidt regnet, 10 pa
oas Experiment nihts iueiter gefoitet
Dte S1uinoler baben gar tein Gilitl
selaufen, unb ebenio pie es Bier uni
oa mod Dumme sibt, bic ibren Ser
Iprebungen elauben, ldbt Der lieb
&ott es bier uno Oa nod regnen. Wiel
| lei1t nur nm bos alte gSprt: 81
lden niht, lie ernten ni9t ul,p. auf
neue gu betbdti9en.
| (Gbic. 9lbenbpof.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-02
Ser Brdfibent bat befanntlih nl

= Ser Brdfibent bot befanntli9 por
einisen 9asen bic Bin untersei@net,
mel4e Utah gum As. @taat ma4t. Da=
NIT III ober bic 3ulailuns ieiner Wertre=
ter aur Bunbess@elebgebun9 nod ni4i
10 u6ne Weiteres errei9t. Grit i'm 9erbfi
bes nd9iten Sabres tpirb es 3ur abitim=
munq bes 0olfes iiber bte Staats=
Contribution fommen unb olsbann erli
merben beHen 3eprdientanten in ben
gongreb treten, nadoem oieier iene
gonititution sutsebeiben bat. Das
mirb allo erit Mnfanss 1896 Der Jall
5ein. Die 3ulaliungssBia entbdlt be-
itimmte 8ebtngunsen, unter luelhen al'
lein bic Staats=NerfaIIuns bonn GongreB
}onftionirt merben lna. 9ie Gonpen=
tion fur GntperIuns oieler Gonltitution
ioG I'M ndditen Mdr3 suiammentreten.
3ur Babl Der 1O7 Oelesaten muB etne
neue Resiltriruns Der Wdbler itattfin=
ben; iebes gountn ioa minbelens einen
Deleeaten pablen, unb einen weiteren
fir ie 1000 Ginipobner. SIM Nopember
1895 mirb Iber Die porgeidlagene
@taats-8erfaHuns obseitimmt. Sarin
muB bas @elObnib Der Nnnabme Der
Bunbes=Gonititution entbalten lein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-02
Der Reeeumaher=S Sbminoel.

8rofellor Sernanbo Waro sebt ben
2euten, ipel6e. pOrgeben, auf fiinitlicbe
@eile Gesen berbeisufiibren, in einem
Iuiiabe i'm popular Science Montblp"
ldorf gu 2eibe. Gr fiibrt aug, bob Iid
nur aui spei Mrten &esen in Der Ntmna
1pbare bilben fonn. Gnt,ueoer muB Die
@elammtmaIle bes in Der SUIT entbals
tenen gBaIleroampfes permebrt tuerben
ober Die Senlperatur Der 2uft mub berz
abQeminbert merben. Staubtbeilhen,
bic als Gern fir bic Condemnation oie=
men ioqen, brau6en Der luft niht Suse=
iibrt al merben, benn man fam mad
Der Mnlidt bes profeliors nit Cider
belt annebmen, baB unter 9euObnli9en
l1mitdnben ieber3eit lolde Stcubatome
in geniiaenoer Mense in Der 2uft por=
banoen iino.
Non al ben &egenmadern, bic i'm
lebten Sobr3ebnt bas 2anos unli4er
ma1ten, bat nidt elmer cine Metbobe
porge19lagen oher in Mnmenbung se=
bradt, burh tpelhe Der Geudtigteits=
eebolt Der 9ltmolphdre in bemerfbarem
@raoe permebrt morben mare, uenn
aud einise porsabeu, hies int &leinen
3u tbun, unb babel bebaupteten, bab
nur Der Mnitob seseben gu uerben
brau@te, nm gu eraielen, baB bieIe Wer-
oidtuns Der Wailsrodmpfe lid nad
allen &idtungeg bin fortpilanSe, stipa
10 ipie cine bomDopatbil6e Yille bas
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gen lo0. Sbatia6e lit, bab Der Negen
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