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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-27

toda su extension, sigui6 sin titubesr IN
eendero pobado de espinos negros que con-
ducfa & La aldea ae Bagnolet, adonde los
parisienses van conner, los doningos, sa-
brosos quesos y salsas muy estimadas
Bagnolet esta construido al pie de una CO.
lima de cuyos costados SAGA yeso hace
muchos amos, en- cuya Gina existfa una fs-
brica de capsulas del Estado, canberas Y
hornos de cal, cuyos rehejos templadores y
roios semeiaban de noche los de uu incen-
dio, algunas casitas de campo SO veian di-
seminadas por la llanura y alejadas las unas
de las otras por las profundas quebraduras
de las excavaciones hechas a flor de TERRA.
Thefer entr6 en- una taberna, en- cuya So
lefa un letrero
A los acreditados gtaisos de Uerdaderos cotseJos
Pocas personas habia en- ell rcstaur0nt ell
polizoate Sc acerco al tabernero, Y este, lie
vandose la mano q su gorra de algodon, An
tes blanca, pregunt6le:
-tQue desea el senorf
-Almorzar 10 mas pronto possible ere
plico Thefer :-un par de huevos escalfados
un pedazo de carne 6ambre.
Ell senor va q ser servido Immediate
mente -dijo la criada extendiendo sobre una
mesa un mantel, y colocando IN cubierto:
u Que vino traigo, un litro una botella
Una botella..-. viejo borgona.
I'll LAlsmO Iaoern0ro OdJo d Id cueFaJ y
volvi6 subir con una botella de aspecto
venerable.
Ell polizente Sc sent6, cort6 una tajada de
carne, prob6 ell vino, que lie pareci6 excelen-
| te, y pregunto:
i 1Sabeis 81 podre encontrar en- Bagno
let una casa que alquilar
II Para establecer alguna industrial
No; un apeadero para mi.
En- ell pueblo no, cabalero; pero ALA
arriba, pasando las canteras cerca de las
| fabricas, no faltaran casas asf----
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-27

-Perfectamente-e exclam6 Thefer lleno
de j1bilo.
En- possession de tan importaute secretoo,
Thefer Sc retro, subi6 al carruaje que le
esperaba la puerta, grit6 al cochero
Gale de Pot-de- Fer Saint Marcel. -
/ Aprisa
Jorge de la Tour -vaudieu esperaba al
agente con una impaciencia facil de COM
prender.
II 7 bien f-pregunto vivamente al verle.
-Vuestras suposiciones eran tundadas,
senor Duque.
DE modo que mistres Dick Thorn.
Els Claudia Varni.
Ell Senador SO puso mortalmente palido
No SO trata de perder la cabeza, senior
Duque-contest6 ell agente de policfa-sino
de refexionar de obrar con rapidez- -
las distancias estrechan pensad que 81 ene~
migo esta delante de nosotros parece pro
vocarnos luego nosotros nos corresponds
ponernos la defensive y dar los primeros
cortes.
Ell Senador estaba lfvido, con la mirada
vacilante la frente cubierta de sudor.
i Parec1a anonadado
i Ah!...- Els capaz de TODD t---- Els
ell genio del NAL !..---dijo.
-Permitidme, senor Duque, y razonemos
en- lugar de entregarnos al miedo. Claudie
Varni no oculta su debilidad, este sc des-
prende de los t6rminos mismos de la invi-
tacion.
u Que quereis decir s-pregunt6 Jorge
-Su carta esta 6rmada por mistress Dicl
Thorn -prosigui6 81 polizonte-porque Ii
persona que la envfa ha sospechado que Nc
aceptariais la invitaci6n de Claudia Varni, 5
que pod1a preveniros torpemente de su pre-
seneia en- Paris. -.
Las lfneas de la postdata tienen por obje
to excitar vuestra curiosidad arrastraro
q La soirec de mistress Dick Thorn luego s
| Claudia sigue ese camino NADIA recto par
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-27

barrio, en- tai casucha, no deja de ser da-
divoso ell hombre. e.----murwuro ell ito de
Esteban.-Yo no soy curioso- pero de-
searfa saber que diablo de ofcio es el que
tiene de noche para danzar On 6acre por ho-
ras. - con las llaves de todas las puertas
en- el bolsillo.--- En- fin, vanos 10 que inn
porta, no es verdad, MiIordF Are, hijo
mfo, que va estamos en- casa
Thefer no consigui6 conciliar el sue1o en-
toda Ia noche, y las ocho de la manana 81
guiente salio de su casa, dirigiose la pre-
fectura, donde las necesidades del servicio
le ocuparon hasta Las diez, despues SO hi
20 conducir On un ceche la embajada in
glesa, donde, por su cargo de inspector de
seguridad, que acredito en- el acto, fue ad-
mitido inmediatamente.
-1Qu6 deseais, senor Inspector = lie
pregunto el Official encargado de visar los
pasaportes.
-Vengo caballero, solicitar algunos
informes de una persona que creemos de
nacionalidad francesa, en- Ia actualldad IN
glesa por su matrimonio, y que SO halla en-
Paris.
Il Estais encargado o6cialmente de dar
este paso, seTor Inspector
-O6cialmente. -. por 81 seIlor Prefecto.
II Cual es 81 nombre de esa persona
Mistress Dick Thorn.
Mistress Dick Thorn. - repiti6 81
empleado.-5 La viuda de un rico Industrial
ingl6s que muri6 hace algunos meses ?----
Al llegar Paris hace cinco semanas depo-
sito aqui su pasaporte, y creo que no 10 ha-
va retirado todavfa- =. Voy daros infor-
mes exactos.
Ell Official de la cancillerfa sac6 de un ca
sillero varios legajos que hoje6 sucesiva
mente.
He aquf el pasaporte de mistress Dicl
! Thorn -dijo al 6n-viuda de Francis WI
liam Dick Thorn, s1bdito ingles. que po
otro nombre Claudia Varni de aorfgen fran
co-itaiano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-27

que os acerqueis & ella, es porque conoce
que nosotros somos los mas fnertes-
FL Senador movie la cabeza con aire de
incredulidad.
81, los mas fuertes es-repiti6 el agente de
policia. a.-Si esa mujer tuviese armas serias
contra vos, iria vuestro palacio, dictsndo
sus ordenes. =. No 10 ha hecno !---- Lue-
go sois vos ell que debeis presentaros en- su
casa, dictarle yuestra voluntad
II Como qcereis que vaya a esa fiesta
donde Sc me hara caer en- slg1n lazo para
perderme?
No es ESQ.,. En- este momento -dijo
Thefer sonriendo-el Duque de la Tour
Vaudieu SO llama Federico Berard. -. Pues
bien Federico B6rard sera el que Sc pre-
sente en- casa de mistress Dick Thorn, y CO.
mo no tiene que temer que le tiendau lazo
alguno, podra hablar hbremente con esta
dana, sabremos 10 que Claudia Varni de-
sea del duque de la Tour Vaudieu.
Los ojos del Senador brillaron intensa-
mente.
-Creo- -dijo en- seguida-que teneis ra-
zon. Ire
No olvideis-prosigui6 Thefer -por 81
trata de intimidaros, que Ester Derieux es-
ta loca vive separada del mundo, que Re-
ne Moulin Sc halla ausente, y que Berta
Leroyer--
i Qus7 s7-murmur6 el duque interrum-
piendo avidamente-t que decis de Berta
| Leroyerf
i Que no debe inspirarnos ning1n to-
NOR !-anadi6 Thefer con tono breve.
En- seguida pidio respetuosamente per
misc, abandon6 Ia estancia, dejando a
viejo Duque muy preocupado.
Ell polizonte SO dirigi6 4 su casa, visti6s,
como un pequeno industrial que va pasa
un dia de campo, sali6 pie hacia el barrie
de San Antonio, tom6 ell omnibus que g
! dirige Monteuil, atraveso el pueblecito ei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-27
IMPRENTA
lila DEMOCRACIA-77 -

estabecmento SO hacen rapdez, perfection
toda case de mpresones por dces comphcadas
que
Hay gran varedad de tipos persona nteligente
La prensa que imprme peri6dco q uliza
para toda case de mode dsputa la de sstema mas
moderno perfeca meor que ha ntroducdo en- 81
pals
trabajos pueden entendrse
don Edemro Lesper empeado casa que dara toda
de austar preco la obra tpogafca que e
conhe
Ponce Abril 18 de 1898
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21
BRIEF JOTTlNGS.

One of the big engines of the Port
land Railroad Company broke down
Thursday, and to get the required
power to run the electrics the company
went to the Westbrook Light and Power
Company at this end of the line.
A loaded furniture team of Walter
Corey & Co. came to grief on Middle
street yesterday. A nut came off SO the
the wheel, and SO did the driver. No
further damage. The nut was found
and the wheel replaced.
DR.. Blanchard will deliver the last of
his series of sermon-lectures Sunday
morning, in Congress square church.
Subject: " The Universal Religion"
The High School Cadets have been
measured for new uniforms. There will
be sixty Of them, and they are to be fin
ished in three weeks. The Eastern Furn-
ishing Company has the contract to
furnish the suits.
An important special meeting of the
Portland Army and Navy Union will be
held this Saturday evening. 1t is hoped
every member will be present.
The quarterly meeting of the Portland
Typographical Relief Society, will be
held ct o'clock this afternoon at the
Argus Office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21
a ROUGH NIGHT,
But City Physician Nickerson was Equa
to the Emergency.

Wednesday night was memorable one
for City Physician Nickerson. After, the
assault upon him by one of the two
men whom he interfered with while
fighting, he went to visit patient upon
Washington street. When he came out
his horse had disappeared. Soon he saw
his team coming rapidly down the street
containing two men. He got in front
of it, drew his revolver and made them
stop. One man ran away, but DR..
Nickerson forced the other to enter the
house, and there told him that he must
go to the station. The man refused, but
was pursuaded to get into the carriage
and drive to the station. He was fined
SIS and costs yesterday morning. His
name is Patrick F.Gillis.
Fred W. Oliver, who assaulted DR.. Nick
erson in his carriage that same night,
was sentenced to 60 days in Jail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21

At recent regular meeting of the Union
Veteran Legion, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Encampment No. 127, Union Veteran
Legion,
Portland Me-, April 5, 1884,
/: Whereas, by the irrevocable order of the
Supreme Commander, our ranks have been
broken, and we are called upon to record
the transfer by death of our late comrade,
Alvin F. WEIGH; therefore be it
Resolved, That while by reason of this
final transfer we are compelled to strike his
name from the rolls of our encampment, the
memory, fidelity and deeds Of patriotic
fondly cherished in the hearts of those who
survive.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this encampment, and
that copy of the same be forwarded to the
family of our lamented cOmrade.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21
ALONG THE.WHARVES.
Arrival of Short Lobsters-New Shears for
the Maine Central-Port Warden Inspects
Empty Mo1asses Casks.

Yesterday was lobster day in the har-
one minute past 10 O'Clock Thursday
night, yet during yesterday forenoon
about 25, 900 short Holsters were landed
at the city wharves. Consequently, the
oretically, that number of Holsters were
caught since the previous midnight.
But the fact is that most of them were
lying in the holds of the smacks in the
harbor over night, and were susceptible
Of fine of 81 apiece. The calm and fog
prevented or the number of short lob
sers to arrive yesterday would have been
nearer 5000 than $4,000. They are sell
ing at wholesale for four cents apiece.
Yellow Pine for Westbrook.
The three-masted schooner Lizzie V.
Wiley is unloading yellow pine for
Richardson, Walker & Co., to be sent to
Westbrook, to be used in the building
of large addition to the John D. War;
rem mills. Between 10000 and 500, 600
feet will be required. it is splendid look
ing timber, in the shape of thick. wide
boards and thicker planks and large
square beams.
New Shears for the Maine Central.
The Maine Central Railroad will soon
make. an important change at their
coal wharves, as a result of the recent
trip to Bangor of Stevedore Ben Willard,
Head Bridge Builder Booker and Freight
Agent Ed. Rogers. They went there
to inspect the system of shears and
trucks and stagings whereby coal is UNI
loaded from vessels independent of the
vessel. 1t is a better system than any
in Portland. The old stagings at the
coal wharves were attached to the rig
cling of the vessel, and rose and fell with
it on the tide, necessitating frequent
stoppage of work in the hold to change
the shears and staging. The shears in
use in Bangor are supported on nova
BILE trucks that may be run along the
edge of the wharf independent of the
vessel and of its location or that of the
matches. General Manager Tucker con-
cluded to send competent men to Ban
gor to see if the system can be used at
the wharves here. They found that it
could, and it very soon will be.
Empty Casks on the melissa Trask.
Word came to Port Warden Jones yes
terday that while unloading the cargo of
molasses of the Melissa Trask that ar
rived the day before, two empty hogs
heads were found. 1t was therefore the
duty of the warden to 60 and view the
cargo and casks and determine as to the
cause of their emptiness, the burden
of the loss being dependent thereon.
The cargo was found to be slowed all
right, and the casks were in the midst
of the others, so that they could not stir
during the voyage, and therefore must
have been leaky casks. In that case the
loss falls upon the owners of the molas-
ses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21
The widening of Forest Avenue.

Yesterday Judge Haskell declared the
April term of the Supreme Judicial court
adjourned without day. The matter relating
to the widening of Forest avenue in Deer
ing was not heard this term; but was simply
referred to the Law court, which meets IN
July. The case will then be argued. The
time during which the decision may be
rendered will be indefinite.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21
Portland Fraternity Social.

The Portland Fraternity Alumni Assoc1a-
ton held very pleasant sociable last eve
ming. An order of dances was enjoyed. L.
A Sexton was floor director, T. j. Murphy
and P. j. Mcguire assistants, and +. ).
Wallace, AL Bracket, P.F. Foley and j. IL.
MITCHELL aids
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21
General Federation.

The Maine Central will give one fare
round trip from all points to Portland
to mem bers of clubs attending the BIZ
ennial. The Boston &ssMaine have not yet
been heard from. New names are being
daily added of people who will go.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21

There are over 5000 subscribed for.
Those wishing to secure the new work
Glimpses of Portland will please call
at Nelson Tenney & Co.'S. opposite the
PRESS Office. Tuesday morning, SUBJ
scribers will please call, as it is will take
long while to get round with every
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21
Grand Trunk Travelling Men.

The Grand Trunk Commercial Travellers
have elected these officers:
President-T j. WEIGH.
Vice President-Frank W. Roberts.
Executive Committee-E. A. Hemingway,
Bion X. Lane, Ben P. Sylvester, W. L. PAN
coast and John l.. Carter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21

Once on your table-always there
ST. LAMBERT BUTTER. Has a
freshness and a sweetness never
found in butter made by the old
methods. We are sole agents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21

Young Benjamin Wolf and His Interesting
Account Book Among the Captures
Extent of This Form of Gambling in
This City.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21

COWDREY'S SALAD CREAM is q
wholesome and delicious dressing for
salads, cold meats, fish, celery, lettuce,
asparagus, etc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21

l.R.LLRRYI IFS


our grandmothers bought 2 2 yards
of Unbleached Cotton Flannel,
bleached it on the snow or grass, cut
and sewed by hand an underwaist,
warm, but grotesque enough IN shape
to scare a modern clothes-ine-thief
from his purpose,
Or put to flight the forlorn hope
of Coxey's army.
Contrast with that old timer the
Esthetic Underwear decorating our
counters, woven from finest cotton.
white ecru, black. pink and blue)
Tho low cut neck and sleeveless
armholes charmingly decorated with
ingenious silk crochet work.
Silk braid run in and out of the
open work spaces.
A beautiful garment, SOC.
Or this. Spun Silk Undervest,
silk crochet work at neck and arm
holes, silk braid lodging in and out,
Or this. Fine Spun Cotton, V and
square neck, silk crochet neck and
arm-holes.
The V neck in lace work, 81 LIE.
white, ecru, black. pink, blue.)
Or this lot. Ribbed in clusters.
(Fine and wide ribs)
Silk crochet work at neck and
sleeves, silk braid run in V and
square neck.
white, ecru, black, blue, pink.)
Also, we have excellent plain I'm
dervests at 10c. aud - lie.
Mems Balbriggan Undershirts, 25c.
Mems high grade Bal. Under
shirts, SOC.
Extra grade Balbriggan Under
shirts, soc.
Top-most-top Undershirts, $1.OO.
Ties, new lot Of ties; not rail
road ties, though we are railroading
them off at 25c. and SOC.
White, light and dark, new pat
terms.
Mems Striped Outing Shirt, neat,
clean, wholesome styles, SOC.
One thousand six hundred and
eighty pairs, within few weeks, of
Women's Black Seamless Stockings.
fine, stainless, fast black, all sizes.
Mix them up with your % cent
ones and you can't tell which is
which.
Price - 1-2c.
Children's stout ribbed Hose.
Sizes 6 to IL, extra long, II 1-2c.
One lot Women's Black Hose,
10c., 8 pairs for 25c.
Made in Germany.
Fine Black Hose for ladies, high
spliced heel, spliced sole, 25c.
The 600 pair
Ladies' White Chamois Gloves
At 69c.
Are meltieg away
(like some political maiorities.)
Washable, 4 buttons, fine skin.
This is the home of the
Famous Centemeri Kid Glove at
$3.50.
The Biarritz Glove, 8-button
length, $1.0o
The "Real Kid" 4-big buttons,
$3.50.
A fine line of fabric Gloves, 25c.
| 2 IIRRY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-04-21

A 25 dozen lot of extra Hurl brooms,
made at Maine State Prison, rs cents
each. Nice stock, good size and work
broom we ever sold for
any such price as this.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
unfere WeItausiteuuno.

Inter ben 3ablret9en iiber Die @plum>
btf4e Weltausteaung gei9rie6enen Werz
fen nimmt 5peifelGos bas unter Dem Sitel
nunfere @eltausteIung" eri9tenene ben
erten Rang elm. 3und3it bat es ben 8orz
3ug Der SriginulitGt. Wd6renb Die mel
item beutiden Bidder nur uebriebungen nit
tbeilpeiie febr mangelbaften 4bbilbungen
finb, lit btsies @erf urfpriingli4 in beutz
f6er Spra9e geI9rieben uno bic 3ablrei4en
SQuitrationen Iinb bur9peg tiinitlerif6
ausgefibrt, Die @erGeger it4erten ii4 nit
erbebIi4em ~&oitenaufpanb bic beften Der
bpm Der WeltausteGungsbebOrbe bergez
fteQten Nufna6men, noriu DEFENDERS ben
0eutf3en &usftequngen Die gebiibrenbe Be-
a9tung gu She'll tpurbe. Druid unO Pdz
pier iinb Der @efammtuusitattung piirbig,
10 baB bteies 8u9 ols cine nit EDIT beutz
f4em JletB 6er9eiteate erf60Pfenbe 8ea
i4i4te %unierer gepaltigen @uSitelung be-
5ei9net perDen Oarf. Oa bas Sammeln
bon ~etn5elnen Soften 81 bielfa4en &lagen
unb unanne6mli9feiten NnlaB gegeben bat,
BADEN mir fdmmtlt9e 9efte btnben laiien
unb itelen ben gun3en 8anb %unieren 2e=
fern gu benz biIigen Preiie BON S. CUR
8erfiigunq. Nur Der Nntauf elmer be-
trd4tIi9en Nn5abl BON G~rempGaren ieBte
uns in Die Gage, etnen 10 n~iebrigen 9reis
iteGen gu t0nnen.
8eTDnber8 fir bas na6e @eibna9tsfeit
tit bieie beutf4e Pra9tau5gabe aGs Seitgez
i9ent fir Sreunbe bier unb i'm alten @az
terlanO a~ngeIegentIibit gu empfebGen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
Cine Botfhaft 2lIt9eIos.

@ouoerneur @ltgeID lit augenbIidli9 nit
Der MuSarbeitung elmer 8pti9aft bei9Gfe
ttgt, pel9e er Der i'm Sonuar 3ufammenz
tretenben Qegtslatur unterbreiten lptrb unb
nel9e fir @bicago bon b~eipnOerem Snz
terefie ietn tpir0.
Oie 8otf9aft tptrb etnen lleberblid iiber
bic Streifpirren in puuman unb cine @ra
flGrunq fir Die 9riinbe %entbalten, Die ben
@ouberneur beranlaBten, Die StoatSmili3
sur MISUNDERSTANDING Der Orbnuug Nufsus
bteten. Gs pirb bortn bic 6raae er0rert
nerben, pb Der Yrd5tbent berehtiQt por,
8unbestruppen gum S9uBe beS Gileus
babneigentbums gu entlenben, mb pie eS
betBt, pirb Der @oubernelr Die Qdn3e Mns
~gelegenbeit BON Stanbpuntte Der Staot$-
SouperdnetGt b~e6anbeln, Nu6 tpiro Die
8OtI6uft fih gegen Die ll%ebergriffe Der
Gorporationen une gegen ba8 perrottets
Steuerfpftem Denoen. Inter Inberem
tpirD Der Qtncoln Yart : SeeuferoiebItabI
beleu1tet perben, besgIei9en 9epiHe Ser
ii4erungSgeieW 6aften unb dbnli1e inolt-
ItrieQe l1nternebmungen. S9lieBli6 pirt
bas Document @mpfeblungen fir @eIebs
our NbiteGlung i'm Staate berrI9enber
uebeltdnDe ent5ulten.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
Gin brutdIer Gbeoatte.

Gin rober brutaIer Qump 1T Der ettpu 49,
i0brtoe S0bme Sront @pbid bon 751 @.
II. StraBe. @r lit Elm dbgeIa9ter Teino
oller Nrbeit, lno entreiBt feiner Grmen bra
ben 6rau, pel6e burb MoI9en tiimmerliG
bic gauge 6umtIie erndbrt, ieOen Gent, UNI
S9nops fir ii6 gu taufen. 6eute fritz
fam ct total betrunten na9 9aufe unb Der
Iongte bon Der Srau 9elD. DIS tie Ii6 met
9erte tbm iol6es gu geben, ergriff er fie,
I4Iug ibren &opf lpieber6olt an bic @anb,
mari Die Gampe nab ihr. unb beQrbeitete
noA ni4t 9enug nit ioI6en 8rutalitdten
tbren berett@ bllttenben &ppf nit einem
@t1blbein berurttg, DAB Ie blutiiberftrDmt
5uIammenbra9. Damn na6m Der 1nboln
ouS Stnb6en unb mari es nit boiler Sc
malt auf Die Wiege, 10 buB es e6eufaus cine
febr 19ltmme 8erleBung %oooOntrug. 92aG
boQbra4ter Shat lief Der brutaIe &erl oaz
bon. Na9barn, Die ben Spettafel ge60rt
nabmen ft3 Der Srou unb be8 &tnbeS an,
Duf9en tbnen bas 8lut al unb bolten einen
Nr3t berbei. Die Srau er19ien beute geqeu
II ubr nit einem 5erf3lagenen 8opf in
Der MtarpeQ Ctr Stdtton unb nabm einen
9aftsbefebl gegen ibren 9austprannen ber=
aus.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
Kletn9eperbs .Statiitif.
Juterefante 2Ileaben :. 6rInbuts.

Der 1fGbttI6e @tatititer Soc @riinbut
bat cine elite Der in ben &~letngetperben in
@bicago tbdtigen Yerionen 3uiammengez
itelt, aus pel9er 1i9 ergiebt, buB nur ettpa
10000 Berionen in benz &leingetperbe be-
i9Gftigt iinb, cine per6GltniBmGBig feline
3abl gegen Die 3a6l Der i'm 5abritbetriebe
beT9dftigten 2eute.
9te 2tite @riinbuts giebt folgenbe 3ablen
an: 8Gdereien $50; @onbitoreien 1850;
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