davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-17
Popular Everywhere.

Beginning with small local sale in a
retail drug store, the business of Hoods
Sarsaparilla has steadily increased until
there is scarcely a village or ham let in
the United States where it is unknown.
To-day Hoods sarsaparilla stands at
the head in the medicine world, admired
in prosperity and envied in merit by
thousands of would-be competitors. It
has a larger sale than any other medicine
before the American public, and probab-
" greater than all other sarsaparillas
and blood purifiers combined.
Such success proves merit.
If you are sick, is it not the medicine
for you to try2 Hoods Sarsaparilal
Cures.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-17

The school board met last Friday even
ingand considered applications for the
three vacant positions in our public
schools-vacancies brought on bya pol
icy as retrogressive and harmful as 1t is
beneath intelligent men. Most of the
applications were for the best position, of
course, and after reading them all a bal
lot was taken and E. T. Critchett was
chosen to succeed Prof. Nix. Mr.. Critch-
EFT was formerly principal of one of the
schools in Mankato and later of one in
Duluth. At present he is stationed in
Chicago and is not engaged in active
educational work. The other places
were not filled at present, it being deem
ed advisable to consult the new superin-
tendent before making any selection. Mr..
Critchett is to enter upon his work on
the 22nd Of January and his salary pei
year will be $1,250. ..@
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-17

that portion of the freight traffic which
is made up from merchandise, fuel anc
building material it is safe to say that
the higher freight rates resulting from
railway taxation are born by the consu.
mers of these commodities and are, ,equita
bly, distributed, as taxes go. It will be
seen however that they are burdeD i'm
posed on the necessaries of the people
without reference to ability to pay. But
IN regard to that large factor of railway
transportation, farm products, which
probably contribute more than one half
Of all railway earnings in this State, the
entire burden of taxation falls on the far
mer, for it is self-evident that so long as
our farmers have to seek market abroad
for their products, or for part of them,
they have to stand the whole cost OF
transportation to market. When tax
falls on the farmer it is there to stay.
Like the crippled boy who has got the
"tag," he keeps it. He cannot get rid of
it. The farmer cannot add the tax to
the price of his products.
Now, Mr.. Editor, while in the limited
space of this letter I can only cite few
illustrations, 1 think that I have shown
that in the cases cited the burden of ad-
ditional taxes of the kind discussed
would fall not on the capital engaged in
production or transportation but that as
a rule it would fall on the commodities
produced or carried.
Ranting about corporations is to no
purpose. The corporation has come to
stay, as much so, as steam and electrici-
ty. There may be and undoubtedly Care
serious defects in our system of manag-
ing corporations. They should be reme-
died. To try to repress them is futile.
They are based on the cooperative in
stincts Of an advancing civilization,
Nearly all of the great enterprises of to-
day are carried on by them. believe it
Safe to say that 80 per cent of all manu-
featuring is carried on by corporations.
Merchandising is largely carried on in the
same way, and transportation wholly so.
Any attempt to tax them can only re-
suit, as have shown, in increasing the
cost of commodities to consumers & bur-
dening production. This is we'll under
stood by the monied interests of New
York city. They have formulated and
are content with Mr.. Cleveland's propo-
sition to ''tax the income of corpora
tions," but it will be remembered that
when congress convened after the recess,
the Work City delegation fillibustered
nearly a week until they received assur-
ances from the committee on Ways and
Means that no bill would be reported to
tax the incomes of individuals.
MIR. Cleveland may not succeed in re-
storing the virgin queen of the Sandwich
Islands to her throne, but if he succeeds
in convincing the American people that
it is the part of patriotism and wisdom
to remove those taxes that are, at least
in part, born by the foreigners and to
impose them on the domestic producers
and consumers he is entitled to our ad-
miration though our confidence be. with
held. John Lind.
, 1894-09-29
QretbeIbeeren.

Die 8reiBet6cerernte in Sen Neuenglan6s
Staaten, 9tew Seriep uno NiSconiin Bat
6urc9 bic LANCE an6a(tenDe G%rodenbett
id5pere NacbtDeile %erlitten. Son Dem
YreiBelbee c9ters8ercin WiSconlins lit
feitgeiteut porben OoB i'm 9enannten
Staot Geuer ipeniger ais Der brittle She'll
beS UoriG9ri9en @rtrages cingecrutet wers
Sen lptr0, ia, BON @in3eInen mirD nur auf
10 Rro3cnt zines 0urc1i9nitlSs @rtra9e8
gerecbnet un0 nc6en6ci 1aben Die OUrre
uuo 0alo6rGnoc bic Nanfen 10 i6pcr ge>
icbdbigt, oaB aucb bic nGcDTtiabrige @rnte
trnftticD 9cfd0rOet 1T. Sn ben erpGbnten
0itlicben Staten ite0t b0cbitenS cine baIbc
0urdi9nittsernte 3u ertparteu.
, 1894-09-29
2~tneemeiner proouftenmarft.

6olsenbe 4retie wurbeu BEL srOBeren par=
tien %ersielt:
@eflisel @prirs @bidens Sc;
@Gnle S.. 50@6.50 bos 0ubelb.
@ter- 164@17c per 0utenb.
8 o omen 9teue, nit Der Sanb 9e-
pfliidte, 81 .65@1.75 alte 81. O0@1.25.
@rb lien %9etrofnete, 9rine, 90@95c.
Start o Ell Stole 55@62c 00s 8ul6el.
@orlp Ohio 55@61c bos 8uibel.
Aepel- S1.O0@3.00 per SAB.
28 eiutr0uben- 14@15c per &or5.
gfir1i9e- 20@30c per &or6.
Bouaueu- 45c@1.O0 per 8un6.
@itro S. .O0@5.0 90 bic 8or.
0Oui9- NeiBer &lee, III Hfuu0e ob9ez
tbellt, 15@154c; ni3t 10 bell, 1O@12c;
ouncel Sc bos Yfulo; aus9elaiiener Coo.
MebI- Starter g8eiSen CPotetD iparelt
Wei5en Qotent) $3.OO@3.10; barter g8eiienz
C5GQerlnebU 81 .80@2.O0 in Soaten mei6er
Nei2et=(S GdermebD 81. 60@1.90; y0teo0o9"
S1.30@1.40 III SQdeu; Q9~iuterpei5el1 S2.40@
2,55 i'll 6ol5.
&%o9gen- Seine 8erfGufe.
Sen gut bis pOr5ii9li9 $4,000 HOO.
Corn 8erfGltfe i'm Store Jto. 2 1890
48&c; 9to. 2 gelb 48g@49c. 8erfGufe mad
Rrobe woren: SEQ. 2, 494@494c; $50. 8,
48l@49c.
@tuterwei5en- @erfGufe i'm GtOre,
SEQ. 2 roth, 51@514c; $40. 3 roth 494. Ser
tGufe mad Probe wore1: SEQ. 3 rotber 484@
400.
.5ra6iobrss @sisen Ssine gers
fGllfe.
Ser fe-M $40. SOC.
6ofer- 8erfGufe I'M Gtore No. 2 CSC. ;
go. 2 weiB 3O4@31c; go, 3 284@293c. Ser
fGltfe mad Grobe woreu: SEQ. 2, 272@2S&c.
SGmereien Sla68 S1.46@1.47;
&intotDp S .00@6.O0; Slice SS.40@8.65.
GIete- $3.50
MbtSfeD $1.33.
Butter 8eite @reamerpzg9aar 25c
quite 23@24c; mittelmGBt9e 1922; 0atrp,
bette, &c; mtttel9ute urID quite 17@19c;
frtl6er HadiugzS tof 12@@13c.
&G e 9oulg 2(ntiricalt 9@9c4; S9wei=
5ertGie 93@10c, 2irubur9er 7}@8c.
@emi Ii E = @eiBtrQut, 60c@85c. bic @r.
GeQerie o. bas 0ubenb; 8etBe Gibeu,
4Oc bos 8ui9el; @tedriben q bos
Sap 0toorriibeu 10-15 baS 0ubelb; @oo
Ylout 75c@ LOO per SoB; 3rpiebelu ST. $50
$3.50 per Sap; 3Omateu 100000 Der 8or6
8obnen, S1.O0 Der Il 8ulbel=Sad; GiB:
torn, 7@10c per 0utenO.
SGI9-9 fo. l, 5&c.
, 1894-09-29
OFFICIAL PuRL1CArInM-

ipnpSI Ntatpmpnt Of the ROCKFORD INsUO
AAnu@A Ot0'VhVnt n COMPANY Of Rock.
ford in the State of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1888: made to the Insurance Superin-
tendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-09-29

nGeutIaes (6erntou) Gag, n&Ruitli4e5 @oriS6e0er
Gols", eber n2ylnprpoeb Garl8bober SoIt", unb unter
pieen anbereu @e5eibnun9eu 5l ~oerf0ufen intpen, inter
ben anpretinng. baB noeie cbeuio gut" ieien, 'oie Die
d@ten 8robufte BON GorISbob, spel9e oireft aus ben
pelt6erabutten Queaen Qelpouueu lpcroeu.
9ies beru9t uur aui elmer SGul@uuQ oe6 @ublifurts
bes srDBeren @erbieuTteS lpegea, ben Der betrcifenoe
Gambler al bteien 6dr@up8en ma15t SIT fin tlis
Ger @ein . gut ME G0ter? g8iiroe tr9eHo
ScWoub m~iTieut(id) fuuIt!,1en QGeiu bent natirj4eu
Sat Der Reben ~Opr5iebeu? gGarum tenn iW Dou bieIcn
Sdli4nngea biuterfubren Iaien. Ipc5tel ipeuH Die @es
iuubbett oobel in 6raQe fommt! 9ue uatir(tGen BrOs
bnfte Der Aueaen ppn 6or!S6ao eutBaIteu 8eitonbtbeite,
bic tHuitttb atft ber9eIteat weroeu f6Huen. Seit Sabrs
bunoerieu liuO Die 4B6Iier bon GorIsboo ipegeu ibrer
Seilpirfuug bel Groutbeiten Der 2eber, 9ftereu uub oe5
Ma8euS riiDmIi0ft betouut.
So8 d4e Garlsbobcr @pruoeI.Soi5 ipirO brett ous
Der SpruOelqueae inter ber Seituu9 Der @tobt9eneinos
@arlsba0 geluonnert, unb oIrD beren &genteu fir Die
8eretni8teu Stooten, Die Gi8uer & Menoelion @ont=
PAM, 9}eip gOrt, O%crtouft Seoe TtoIte bs8 d9t impor-
tirteH @goTer8 unO Spruoel=SoI3e3 mnB pblge8 Gtabt.
iiegel, ioluie bic lIuteriQrift Der @9enten rGisuer &
I}enOeIion 60, 152-154 Tronttiu Ctr, g1elp gorf",
elf Der Gtttette bobeH. gu BADEN in alien @~potbefen.
Man bite lid Dor SAT- 4Hu9em
Ser S%taStrntD CARLSBAD.
, 1894-09-29
Qusw1rtioe m6rfte.

S6luBpreiie III 28ei3en ulO @orn III an
Oeren StGbten 1paren:
Sc et5eu- Stem gOrf: September, SAFE;
Septem6er, 478e; December, 49Sc. = DULUTH
8aor. 554c; 6eSember, 55Bc. Mtiune=
opolis: 8oor, 55c; Se;ember, 54gc. =
Baltimore: September, 554c; DECEMBER,
553c. = SOlebo; 8oor, sic; Ge5ember,
533c. - Mil1paufee: 8aar, 524c; DECEMBER,
$500, = Detroit: 8aar, ole; DECEMBER, 53Bc.
Corn = Seem yorf: September, 54c
0e5en6er, 52@c; Mtai, 53tc. = ct. qouis +:
september, 56c; 0eSember, 44gc. = galti=
more; 8aar, 554c; september, 554c.
, 1894-09-29
Doefte uno profd.

8rout: Stir iit imncr SIT Wtutbe, lie
BET Nbalbert, ais ipenn 9u 0unOert Wteilen
uon mir ipobnteIt.
8rGutt8 sam: S bepabre, iA babe
nit Dem Sbritt3dDIer 8enteiien, e8 iinO
genau 1887 S9rttte.
, 1894-09-29
MnrftbcrtMt.

@.9ico9O, 90. @eptenber.
Die bO6iter, nieoriSiten unb S6luBpreiie
, 1894-09-29
Kafee.
0bee.

Yoang Hyson, com to fair 80. 16 @O.25
4g Tyson, extra to choice. 60 "a IS
Gunpowder, com. to choice. rs e. so
Japan, extra to choice ...... 80 @ so
Japan, common ........... 80 q .28
Oolong, good to choice. so @ so
Oolong, common. ........... 20 90 .2S
, 1894-09-29
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Notonant of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
AnHu@l ploCuhiQht COMPANY of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania en- the 31st day of De.
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten.
dent of the State % Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-09-29
Syrup.
Kohlen.
slide.

No. l whitefsh, p ....... 1856 O.
Family whitefsh, p 100 b.. $50 q -
No. l trout, = 4-brl......... $50 q =
Holland herring, key, new. go @ rs
Labrador herring, split, Ybrl 7.50 @ =
Scalded herring, o. box ..... .l8 @ -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 1900 @ -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... So @ =
California salmon, q brl ...12.O0 q -
Norway Xxx herring, p bril-. $50 q -
, 1894-09-29
8arnung 4.

9a5 Rublitum miro oor sa'
lpinenlOieu 9dHbtern 9e'
fparnt, DIE gelp6bnli4es
@Iau6eriats. o0er cine NiI'
f0un9 pon getp6bnliben
Geioii8s@ulper ais n@orlSbas
bcr Sata". y5pru6el=S ats",
, 1894-09-29
@etrodnete eriihte une uafe.
cFFIcIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement S Of the yo EF HAN HASGo9GGK k
COMPANY Boston in the State of Massachusetts
on the 31st day of December, 1898: made to the
Insurance Superintendent Of the State OF Illinois.
pursuant to law:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
Metba,,s aen . o,,,,,,e e., /!

YIN einem Na6mittage LETTER Mohe
madte in Canton 9. g. 2enbart bic
8efannti9 zines getpiiien 9arrD
Stauifer, Der borgab, aus alliance sll
fommen. Die 8eioen ipurben febr balb
intim nit einanber unb Gtauifer erbot
li6, Den anselduielten 9enbart nod
9auie su brinsen. 0inter bem Wel-
bourn=0otel idlug nun Stauffer ieimen
,Sreuno" rieoer unb beraubte ibn i,i=
,,er 8aari6aft i'm 8etrase bon $40.
Die pnli5ei tuuroe BON benz &aubanfa1
In 2enntnib gelebt uno Mbenbs traf po-
lisilt @eeo ben Stauffer. als CT NIT ei-
rer n2abp" ipasieren sina. Dieier lieB
ii1 bic 8erbaftuns gefallen nab bat
ein3ig um bic grlambniB. bic ,,Qabp"
nod beimbrineen su biirfen. nnpor=
ii1tiger Weiie CAB Der pOliai1t bas su
unb man 9ing ipelttpdrts. 9tber ais
Stauffer Bel 9eipaltifrabe cine qiinifiae
8ele9enbeit eripdbte, nabm er pl6blid
Reibaus. Ser pOli3ilf iebte ibm mad,
ffir3te aber i'm Qaufe, ipoburA Der
Glii6tige einen guten Worlpruna Qe=
mann unb idlieBli9 ni1t mebr singe-
bolt tueroen fonnte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
elite Der Fahtii6em @eamtem.
ed)tekeret TN MpbotateM.
Bureau.

) ND q n apOlts, SnD., 10.
Mpril. SdieBaffaire, bel tpel=
der Mooilon 6. Sarris, Elm prominen=
ter bieiiger Mopotat, unb Wm. 8.
8runing BON Sem Oort, perlpunbet
nurben uno Der getpeiene 8unbesan=
malt Miller tpie bur9 Elm Wunber Dem
Sooe entsins, fat seitern Mittas in,
Mbpofatenbureau bon Miller, Winter
& Giant babier itattsefunnen. Ser
Dorfall mar Der Sbbepuntt elmer alten
6ebbe, bic idon ieit 1885 spiiden W.
M. Copeland bon Maoiion, Snb., uno
Mm. 8runins, ieinem Sdmaser, be-
itanb unb bic begonnen bate, als gope=
LAMB Der 12=jdbrigen S6tuefer gru=
ning's, Der bamals aub i'm Welten
tpobnte, ben 9of 3li MAIDEN anfing.
9ie Gamilie bes Mdohens mar eesen
bic 9eiratb stuiiden ben beioen, binterz
trieb biefe aud cine 3eit lang, tonnte
aber niht berbinbern, oab bic Seiratb
bod gu Stanbe fam.
8runins erf9ien in 8esleituns iei=
nes Mbpotaten u. 6. 9arris 5uerf.
Nls Copeland eintrat, sriff er obne
Meiteres nod ieinem &eboiper uno be-
gam auf Yrunins, Der ibm iebr per=
babt par, gu fdieBen. Oie eriten stuei
S6iiiie trafen Sarris unb seri6metter=
ten oieiem ben linten 4rm. 9ie Gu=
gel zines britten Sdu0es. ben gope=
Lamb abfeuerte, traf 8runing in Der
Ndbe bes Munbes uno berurfa6te cine
sefdbrli6e, tpenn pie0ei9t aud nidt
tobtli1e Munbe. 9err %. $. $.
Miller elite aus eitem glebenSimmer
berbei unb iudte Copeland 81 fahen,
morauf bieier auf Miller fbieBen iuollte,
moran er aber berbinbert tuuroe. Wlil=
ler i6pebte einen Mugenblid in sr0bter
2ebenssefahr. Gopelanb mar in Der
offenbaren Nbii9t sefommen ieinen
@esner 8runins gu t6oten {; ct bat
ielblt cine Wunbe am Gopie, Die farf
blutete, aber nidt sefdbrlid iit. 8ei
Dem &ingen tuurben Wtiller unb iein
Partner Winter iibsr unb iiber nit
8lut bei6miert uno iaben, als iie ibr
berlieben, aug, als ieien iie
ielbit ibtper ublefitrt".
Qarrls uno gr=@eneralantpalt Wlil=
ler sebDren Der Mnmaltiirma an, beren
@bef @r=prdiibent 9arriiOn III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

E0s. 336 and 3:sS connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Bellaire. E0s. 33S and 342
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for tho
East.
BETWEEN BAYan5 AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

Sn Olbenbure iinb so Wobnbdu=
ier abeebrannt. 9as Seuer eriff INN
10 raider I'm li6, als Die Gebduoe uno
Oas 9ols our6 Die Oiirre Der lebten
WO6en ausgetrofnet waren uno tuenis
Waller gum 20i6en Dorbanben mar.
Masfirte &duber folterten tiirsli6
ben Sarmer uno Sunsseieqen Yeter
Malitor, in Der gta6bari1aft BON Wai=
liaon, bis er ibnen Den 8eritef ieines
@eloes mittbeilte. sic erbeuteten I'M
Oehen nur cine fleine Summe.
= Sn Marion, O., bat bas 2ajdb=
rige &ino bon George Smelber nit
eil,em Stefen einen 8lenenforb in Wuf=
rubr aber trpboem Der unporli6tige
&leine iiber 200 Sieneniti1e erbielt,
i6eint er obne S6aOen oapon 81 font
men.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
Hrotef1Ae.

g. $. Clifford, Stem gaiiel, @is.,
litt an Neuralsia uno Meumatismus.
iein Masen mar in unoronuns, feline
2eber in beiorsniBerregenbem @rabe
ansegriffen, iein Mppetit feblte ibm uno
er bate fur9tbar an @etpi6t unb Rraft
abgenOmmen. @btu. Sbepbero, 9arris=
burg, Slls., bate 8Sabre lang cine fife
Benbe Wnnbe an ieinem 8ein. gr se=
brau9te 3 TIai6en electric Yitters unb
z S6a9tell Yudlens Arniea Salbe uno
mar gebeilt. 8erfauft in Der Mpotbefe
BON s. s. Miller & Sobn. 8
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

\ Sn Wannbeim besing Cornelius
SdloB, Sbeilbaber Der 8anffi firma BON
Sbauer, 0irid & &c., Selbltmoro,
inbem er li1 bic Bulsaber 6ffaete. ssi=
nansielle S9wieriafeiten i1einen oen
Wann in ben SOB getrieben gu baben.
y Ser st 6inansminifer uGalico
@barlie". betanntlid Elm tpiitbiger pro=
bibitionif, bon Dem oer meni1eafreunb=
li6e Spruh beritammt, oab man ben
Wirtben eine 9unbemarfe anbanaen
iolte, mar am Sage Der Debatte iiber
bic 9asfelbia ebenfalls unter ben Wlu=
dern, iuel6e mad Columbus seeilt pa=
rem, nm fh an ben berrli6en &eoen
gu @unlten Der Sasfell Sortur au err
bauen. DaB Der 1err, ,pel1er bic ger=
wiini1ung 0unoerter BON @eI1dbigten
nit iid f6leppt, bon ieinen Yarteiae=
noHen in Der 2esislatur nod ertra fe=
tirt puroe, lit felbitperltanolid.
- @lidli9 bas Gino, oas cine lie=
benbe Mutter bat, ipel1e nit ME ermii=
benoer Sreue fir es tpa6t uno iorat /!
Seoe Mutter iollte itets eingeoent iein,
,pie iebr gefdhrli6 Group unb ale 0alsz
uno 2unsentranfbeiten lino, oenen ie=
bes Sahr 9auienbe BON Ginbern erlie=
gen. Group beinnbers erforbert ra5des
gingreifen unb 6as all3uipenbeube 6eil=
mittel follte tets an 0anb iein. 9De.n
iib Elm barter, feu9enber, turser, trO=
dener unb beiierer, nit einem Worte,
eln eroupartiger Duifen anmelbet, 70
gebe man oem Qinbe iOfort sfuei ooer
oreimal oes Sages eine getpDbnliAe
DDls BON 8rant's Ballam, tpelher
balo grlei6terung sibt unb ben Nus
tpurf lost. Garantirt 3u baben In Der
9lpptbete bon Or. s.. 8. GenffA. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
10000

49, 49, 49, VNT vEHy
sat # sssn ss;ssasss ss e r. sssS 81 Essts5 ss
a ssse es a sis sas sass assr rs
mG9t fir Oie gsaareu fir IDed3e biee rrOrme en ne
rerDenbet purbe.
.,s Ss ss sssSs ssssss ssa H Darss @ s ass s'ss g
erfabren uie bic gernotur Co. ihipere 3citeiIsa ne
nhrts LANCE seDOr Die i SeIs Se;s astem mir, ril
lab Soraus oas etpas gseieres ais rIuser slri ID
luthtuenbig par unb iab ferrler pDraus Sab fdi te
opta ps aermoios " lss g.. sbt sorans, rlidt ia lie
funi bsnst eor s tasis pas fs,ns,a & .s ,,, psss =
l0el M"s n}ee @rnbe hat Se,eibe sire bsoseDe
Sabrif unb fabriSrt ete efprnte Wfci aaarel MP
5fpar cute gsaarem. snoere t9atlt sies piaie,tgt
aer aasa lie Ipsd Dntem sals es eSen n 5es it aes p
Sbre @eibdfte seb5ren 81 ben geipeiesmy Gi,, :.
nsres m s ss aef nabrn e @ =
1T betannt oaB es ber einsis bette Wegt s sii W,
10 lafen fb and alsbco gciuiiie fieinc Gill'tpena
gBl gBlr baten Sic Observation-Disclosures cnF, s. len
oas MoSel ueiss sisfe s Ma'dge5 90 rsr g 81 4 % = e 4 = =
81, 6eperftelisen blsibei nc Spef tniner iliga = e
perimentenre auf Soften bes eiebfan'teIs siy n e
polen lest iueber emf uniere etorrae gcra, 6itrig
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