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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

Notwithstanding the confidence of the
Bell Telephone Company in the efficacy of
it's unexpired patents to enable il to con-
troll the situation, it is likely to have Wig
orous opposition. The Harrison Telephone
Company, incorporated under the laws of
New York, is said to have some of the
wealthiest men in the country behind 1t,
and will adopt an aggressive policy from
the start. The Harrison telephone is the
invention Of DR.. E. M Harrison, of Fort
Smith, Arkansas. The patents have all
been tested in the United States Courts.
and there is no fear of interference from
that cause. The telephone itself is said
to be superior to the Bell. An exchange is
in operation at Fort Smith, and one is
now being erected at st. Joseph, Mo-, and
at Decatur III. The headquarters of the
company will be at Chicago, and it's policy
will be to form State organizations in the
different States, and through them the
auxiliary organizations by cities, towns and
communities. These will rent the tele-
phones from the parent company and will in
turn rent them to subscribers The rental
to the auxiliary companies will be 81 per
annum and to subscribers $l2 to S15 a year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

The Democratic House committee on APP
preparations has lacked on an amendment
to an appropriation bill which takes the
management of the National Soldiers
Home from the nonpartisan
board-and confers it upon the War De-
partInent. This means that Democrats
will take the places of ex-soldiers OF both
parties in the supervision of these institu-
tons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

The New York World has been reading
the House Hawaii resolutions over to find
that they fail to commend the conduct of
the President and Secretary Gresham.
There is a subserviency which even the
cuckoos refuse to render.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

And now two Tammany election inspect
ors in New York have been convicted. That
rs all right. but can no power reach the
high-salaried officials who offered premiums
for the largest Tammany maiorities?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

Senator Voorhees, committee evidently
regard sugar and coffee as useless ~luxuries,
but the product of the distillery and the
goes to prove the genuineness of it's De-
ronorac
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12
How Ii Helps the Poor Man.

Who will deny that the Wilson bill does
not promise relief TO the poor workingman?
1t reduces the duties on imported cigars
about one-fourth, the duty on brandy Is
cut down from 9l.67 per cent. TO 6o.SS per
cent. and that on absinthe, Chartreuse, BEN
edictine, etc, is dropped from the oppres-
sive Mckinley rate OF u5.05 per cent. to
80 "a per cent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

While Abraham Lincoln was much better
than any party. he never considered HIM
self SO, and therefore never had a symptom
OF mugwumpism.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

In the first speech of Abraham Lincoln,
published yesterday, he was made TO say
that he was in favor of an internal revenue
Instead of internal improvements. When
Abraham Lincoln favored an internal rev.
enue all the Democrats in the land de-
pOunced IL as an outrage
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

The proposition that individual subscribers
surrender any claim they may have to the
~much-talked-of encampment fund balance of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

Many of the men who regarded them
selves as leaders in Abraham Lincoln's
party bitterly assailed him. but from the
first the plain people had faith in him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12
a Mann of PrfncfnIe

/ cannot sing the old songs,
Though they're the only true ones;
And I've too much love for my fellow-men
To sing the latest new ones.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

An execution which took place In Pine
vile, KY, on Friday last, was the first
judicial hanging that ever occurred in
southeastern Kentucky. No record has
been kept of the unjudicial hangings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

The interview published in yesterdays
Issue between Secretary Carlisle and the
House judiciary committee painfully veri-
hes the statement of Senator Sherman that
the controlling element OF the Southern and
Southwestern Democracy insist upon, adj
vocating long-exploded financial heresies.
Here is the judiciary committee. presum-
ably made UP OF the best lawyers and conse-
quently the most intelligent men in the
Democratic party in the South. There is
Representative Oates. a really able lawyer.
asking IF there can be any objection to
coming the silver seigniorage or issuing GER
tihcates against IT," Yet If the owner Of
A grain elevator should take in the wheat
of farmers and give them receipts therefor.
and should then go out and give bills Of
~als against the same in his own name
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

During all his public life Abraham Lincoln
was 1ssailed as Indignantly as ever a pub
lie man was, chiefly because he was a Re
publican.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

up under the present practice of railroad
receiverships. Undoubtedly some frauds
have been worked under the guise Of re-
ceiverships. though probably not with the
knowledge or connivance of the courts.
There is a class of conscienceless railroad
men and misunderstanding lawyers who
know too well how to use the courts to
promote their schemes and feather their
nests. In the absence of any legislation
IN the subject or Of any definition or re-
striction of their powers the courts are
apt to push their authority to the extreme
limit. If it was necessary to pass the
interstate-commerce law to regulate the
railroad business of the country 1t may
become equally necessary to define the
authority of the courts and the rights of
the public in regard to railroad receiver
ships. If this is not done the country may
wake up some morning to find that the fed
eral courts have constructed a system very
potent for evil and very hard to get rid of.
In December. 1864, Gen. Joe Shelby, who
has just been appointed United States
marshal for the Western district of Missouri
by the President, in the expectation of Sc
curing the vote of Senator Vest to con-
firm Peckham, made a report Of a raid
made under his direction upon the Union
as follows:
The retreating foe was followed up to
surrendering by the wayside from sheer ex-
hauStiCn. The next day they (Colonels Dob
bin and Gordon) bounced down upon the
rough and hungry horsemen. Then began a
scene almost unparalleled in the history of
the war. Cotton gins and cotton. hay, corn
and oats, reaping machines and threshing
machines, negro cabins and soldiers quar-
ters were burned, torn down and destroyed.
Yankee and schoolmarms
were taken from their little flocks of gaping
Africans and taught the secrets of rebel
raiding; negro soldiers were shot amid the
blazing rafters of their dwellings and 800
horses and mules, much clothing and sup
plies and 200 negroes brought safely off.
The above appears in Volume Al, page 649,
of the Official Records of the Union and
Confederate Armies. In a special report
the same General Shelby page 191, Volume
4) says:
Colonels Dobbin and Gordon Immediately
after their fight of July Is made a forced
march upon the federal plantations near
Helena and harried them with a fury
greater than a hurricane. They captured
600 mules, 200 negroes, quantities of goods
and clothing and killed seventy-five mongrel
soldiers, negroes and Yankee schoolmas-
tiers imported to teach the young idea how
to shoot.
Mr.. Cleveland is the first President to
make such appointments, and this will be
the first Senate to confirm them. The other
fellows are evidently i'm the saddle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

Abraham Lincoln was a Republican, and
a downright party man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12
BUBBLES IN THE AIR.
Anxious.

She-I don't believe you would feel kindly
me even if / were in the grave.
Hell wouldn't, Ell? Just you try it once.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12

This is the eighty-ffth anniversary of the
birth Of Abraham Lincoln, and he yet lives.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12
Wall from the Southern Heart.

Atlanta Constitution.
No more bonds. Carry out the Demo
cratic platform. Give the people relief.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-12
Reduced Rates To Clubs

Persons sending fhe Journal through the mails In
IL United states should put on All eight-ptge paper
sCEECENT postage stamp; OIL a twelve or sixteen
laGe paper a TWO-CENT postage stamp. Foreign post
age Is usually double these rates
A. Communication Intended for publication IN
Hfs paper DIffsf. Ia order 10 Teeeire attention. be nc
comp dIfie0 bB me name and address Of The tcFiey.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-11
gu,u Otrnrn Die 0rannen Der 6srfe?

Selt Sabrtaulenoen llefert Die 9erlte
6em Oteniden ibre &0rnerIrudt, uno
nad c9gptilder ueberIlefcrung iol iie
ba8 erlte @etraiOe 9epeIen iein, w,i1eS
bic &ulturmcuIbeu bauteu ; ieit Sabrz
tauienOen llcTert Iie 6a8 miir3i9e 0tal3
Su Ocm pOlf8tbim!idIten @etrGut oe5
9tOrOeus. Sic iit cine auHaaige Yfuu5e,
unO wenn iie in Saline 9eihoiien lit,
10 fam lie AUDI Ger 9eborene @rOBltGo-
ter leidt BON 0fosgen unO Bai3en uns
terideiSen Die langen @ranncn Oer
@erItcnGbre itn6 fir Tim tu8 fihcrs Grs
fenuun9s3eiden. ltnD wo5u trdgt Gle
9erlte Die auifdli9en Grannen? Otilz
hOnen BON Wcniden 9iu9cn al ben
po9enoen 0trltcniel0ern pOrGber uno
fragten uidt barna3. biz Dor Sur3cm
5wei 5itreidiite 6OrIdcr Die Sa6e
nGber 3u untcrluAen beihloNen un0
bcrau8fauOen, OaB oie 9ranuen bel uus
iercn Slerlieferanten - oen Ourlt an
Itadeln. Die @ranucn wurOcn mi
frOifOpild uuteriudt, uuO Die 8ctrads
tun9 Os8 Suue5 oieier 9ebiIOe iiibrte
gu Der Qnnabme, OuB iie 9ranipiras
lions, OuS beiBt Ser0uultuug5Orsan
iein 6Irftcn. S8 wurOcn nun 5wei
mO9ltdit 9Ieid CRIME @erfena5reu &C.
nOmmen uno Die cine Acbrc cutgraunt.
Damn wurOen bciOe 6alme nit DEM IN
tern ab9eidnitteneu GnOc in le Gin nit
@aner gcii0tc8 9la5dcm geltcft.
Guf 6rc SbcrflGbc Oe5 8aherS wurOe
cine SclIaidt auS9egolien, Oa5 gSaiicr
in Dem @jldsden waro alIO BON Der
Suft ab9eidIOhen unO fOnute auf Der
gan5cn 6ldde ui6t per0uniteu; uur
Ourd Den Sanal 6e5 Salmc8 tOnnte es
sur Aebre 9elangeu unO bier inlowcit
uerOunltcn ais Die Srgane ser 8flan;e
e5 9citnttcten. Die @IG39eu nit oen
0almen wurOen iOrSfdltig 9emo9en unO
aus Ser abnabme oe8 @eluidlteS Ole
@rOBc Der SsrOunitune oes @aIIsrs erz
fonut. 9a itsllte ii6 b'raus, OaB Ourd
Olc ent9ranrte 2lebre III "A Stun6ea
nur 1,5 3ramm lSailer, Ourd Sie nit
0ronncn perlebene ba9e9en 7,3 0ramm
@ancr perouniteten. Su ser Gbat lino
aiio Bic @rauucn 8erSunltung8zOr9un
ser @eritc. Der gtueen, Den iie Ger
Rflan3e crweiicn. lic9t auf Der 6auO;
ie mebr lSaiier III Ocl @ranne OsrOuuz
itet, beitO mebr Yflan5eniaft unO 9tabz
run95itOfi front uOu zen 9Sur3eIn 3u
Der untcr Der @ranne liegenoen 6rubt,
OsitO GROCER fam ous gut senGhrte
&Orn UerOen, unO eS lit ia eine be-
fannie Gtatiade, 6aB bel Der @erite
inter BEN lan9it:n GjraHueu Die i4wcrz
iten &0rner li6 beiin6en.
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Scr Gnuarck.


9Sa btngto II, 10. Ossbr. - Die
beutige Sieuug 6cs Sauic5 mar Den
Sntertiien bes Oiitrift5 Columbia eez
piOmet, Obne 6aB iebOd GtwaS BON Ses
beutun9 9ei6eben mare. Die giG, in
9Suibin9tOn cine 0ffentli6e 8;tliotbcf
III 9riinoen, iuar0 4 StuuOen lang in
@rwa9un9 gc3O9en, unO barn on Elm
Sonlite oerlucien. Sin: unSere Bill,
peldc GorporatiOnsn in 0iftyitt 0a5
Esdt ertbeilt, Sur6 Gin Yotum Der
gtttonGre ibre Griitcn; fir Die 0auer
BON 20 Sabreu su uerIQnocrn, waro,
obne baB CT Sur &Oi.immung fam, suz
raf9eSo9cn. SuS SarS uerta9te ltd
Johann.
Sm Scuate mar sic 9ft0c beS Scnas
tors :Dtor9an Su @uuFten ocr gticaraz
9uas&ana'zSiu Oa8 G;nslge bon 9nts'
rciie. ST ertld,te, Oa6 0ie 9le9icrung
Der Ser. Staatcn, fails iie 0en &dnal
cOntrolIrc, feineSwegS nit irgeno ciucm
Sertrags, BEN fie nit gicara9ua ooer
GoItaz8tca abgeldloileu, III GOnilift
9sratben werOe; t0B fsiue uu5wdrlige
Ge5ieruu9 bis icet sesen cine GOntrole
6es &auaiS ourt eie Ser. Gtaatcn pro-
teitirt ba6e; oaS 0ie5 fener Seiieites
ietung Der OtonrOe Oottrin qleitz
toulme un0 auh nid>t ben GiaD;onz
Sulusr>Sertrag perlcee, aber trogoem
bciler lei, al8 lueun Oie Ser. Staaten
beu &anal ei9neu piirOeu. 2tu6 Sez
natOr Olit6ell (9fsp., Sr.) iprady 3u
@uriten Der Siu, bate aber lsine 3wciz
fel barber, bis su pet9cr 2(u8oebnuns
Die Ser. Staatep lid in Die 2lnscle9ens
belt cinmiiden iollsu. Senator Gau
(Osn., 6Iu.) unterbreitete gel9la1e,
Die unabbdn9i9f:it @u6a'8 unO Die halz
Oige ScenOiguna be8 dineiiidziapaniz
I9en Sric9cs belirw OrtenO. lin 4 llbr
% Otinutcn pertastc ita Der Seuat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-11
SrnnGr.

q IN Off, 9. Seibr. - Der
@n9rOs Shnittmaarcu 0iItrift warO
Beuts pOn elmer beccutsnocn 6eucrss
brunit beimgeiudt. Der SranO cntz
itono in bem @ebGuGe scr 6irnG SO.
Chambers & So. 9tr. 36, 6rpntitraBc,
II. ri9tete eiuen Sdaoeu uOn 100000
OH.
gtewcuitIe. Ba., 9. Qe,tr.-0te
yS9enansO @la$merfe," Gigcnt5um
BON 2anO5 unO 6olto wurOen heute iri9
eiuseGihcrt. Der ScrIuit betrGgt $780,
600, OieSeriiderung oa9cgen mn $780,
600. OreIbuuoert Otaun gerielgeu
Our6 hen 8rono auBer 2lrbejt.
ScrmiifJte trirgrapBiibc Qeprlarn.
- Sine Delegation Der 9blppomona>
Sn6iuncr BON Der Wbite. .Gart6zGecr=
patton, bcflnoet lid auf 6em 2Sege nah
lSaibin9tOn I'M bort eincu 2lniprud
auf iicben WtluiOnen DOuars, AMI
gruno zines Sru6cs ocS Sertrage8
aOu 1854 anbdngia III MAIDEN.
- Die gciammte 9aOuug 6e8 am
5reitag in Pbllo0clphia, Ba., anges
tommenen beutidenO Oampfer8 i, 9teuluS"
lit our9 SaI3wuNcr rutuirt woroen
unO Die Goniiguct5 lueigeru iid), sic be-
treficuben Sitter in Gmpfaua III nebs
men. Die &aoung beitano aus Sauers
fraut, 2unlpsn, SBOuerOe, a3lnt, SObs
nen uuo &nIentf.
6. q. Curtis, 0GnOIcr in 6uusz
haltung8gcgenitGn0en in 8ocO, Gera8,
bat nit Standardization i'm Sctra9e
pom $4,000 fauirt.
- G8 iIt nunmebr feitgcittlt, OaB sic
BON 98. s. 8reci, &aiitrcr Ser r@ity
National 8anf" 81 Guauab, Gcra8,
nEteridla9cne Summe $4,000 bctra9t.
Sic sIrmenifGcn @raucltDaten.
@tem, 9. 0cScmber. - IS Uerlauz
tet, OaB bic Diabtc i'm 8c9riii itcben,
UOu Der Fiorte cine unabban9ige Inter
iud)ung Iber Die @rGucltbaten in Cir
mentcn gu Ucrlangen, uH0 OaB 0Ie RfOrte
9c5wungeu Weroen ioQ, Oem Gerlau9en
6Olae 81 leiiteu. Die armeniideu Eaz
tbOllten iOIleu 6ie 2lbIid)t babeu, nah
Ct. Peter5bur9 5u gebeu uno Ocn Gsa=
rem 5n bulOigcn, iOwie 9leidjcitlg nit
Srn. uOn Giers iiber Die Otanafer 81
cOnieriren. Der @eIanotc Der SercinIgs
ten Staaten lit iuitruirt worOen, Die
proteitantii6en WtiiiiOnare in 2trmcntcn
5u ihiiecu. ST. bat bic OtiiiiouGrc crz
iudlt, Den Seriud 5u MAIDEN, bic DRIFT
liheH 2lrmcnier III beIduiti9eu.
&mrsc &abciOepeid3ea.
Bring 9iuSpoli, NtapOr pom 9lom,
1T Don ieincr 9feiie nad 2lmcrtta ;urudz
setebrt. @r ipridt I lid iebr anertcnz
memo iibee Sen ibm in 9tewzYOrt 5u
Gbeil seworOeuen gmpfun9 aus.
- Die 8eiieeung Der Ycidle 6er6iz
uunO 0e 2cilepS wirO am Is. o3. Wtt5.
in Yari8 itattfin6en.
- Sn Yari8 lit am SOnntag cine
Oeutide OrtbuOOrc Stride, weIde So, 900
5ranfen 5u baueu tOitetc, erOnnet wOrz
ben.
Aus nnIrrrr grfriarn 2. alOrgrnz
AuSAQbe.
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Sin SmiIt bic llriad)e
Der III 2u5iitt HebenOen &uf6inua Der poI'
niiteu uuabbGualaen @cmeiHOe.


niid,eu uuabbaug,9eH @emeinoe.
gie pu~ ehuu eiucm bulbeu Sabre ucu
eiUiQeu Guleu oIeleS &uuNes ms 2eben &C.
ruieue 9epeguug ;ur GlruuoUug elmer M
abhlu5igeE fatGollldlen &ud'e mr0 mabt@
jdlelultd) ibr ldloH uou AuilUg aIler llHters
itlituuq maugeluGes 2eJer uusbuut:r.
Die gnu;e @eweguug moyo OamnlS pom
2tuteu ms 9Seyi geictt ruOrOeH, melte entz
meoer pom Der rdstathOludeu STRIDE
ercommuni;irt morOeu ODER itl loult auT
ir3euO eluer HSelle gcgen 0tcielbe uergan9eH
bGtten.
2.ud1 bier in Baltimore maro cine io9e.
rauute uUubhduglge taihollldle @ersInOe
ms &sbeu 9eruieu, mo eS fauOeu aud) mep-
eere SeriammlHngeu III Der p0arugayt'
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betbsiliQteH, lucldle ebemalS SUr hl. 9oleu=
fyouSsSrdle Qeb0rteu uuO aus olcler ercoms
munl3trt lpor0eu wareU. Set geraHmer
3elt habeu eber feline SerammlHHgen mebr
atigefUuosu.
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neueu @emenoeu CAB 8ater SOlaSiemStl
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metroe blleb ieood) Dem @laubeu treu, Huo
10 fam cs, oaB ole Sdaar 0erlenigeu, pIe
id, Dem Ge.ul,dDeu auf ieiuer neuen Gar'
rIere OndIOB, Ieine gycBe mar. SiIr3lIdl,
HaAoem Ill Osu perid)leneneu StdOtcH Die
Sabl Der olluabbaugeu" lmmer tlelHer ge-
luor0en mar, eruhte TuIer &ola56epStI
Oen apOnOIlteu Abgejanoteu SatOut III
9Salllugtou, ihm eIue llHterrecuug Ill be-
mllllgeu, poraui oieer elHgiug. DIE Inter
rebuug iauO itatt, mo in OIeler ertldrte ga
tolll Dem Grs8a:er, baB er ami gemlne 3eIt
SuBe tbuu miiiie, uenH e. Uieoer III Ole
Die STRIDE aufgeUOmmeu meroen luole.
8ola5jewStl mar Oami; udt cinperitan'
ben, ais er aber nudl GleuelauO iuriidtebrte,
fouo er, oaB i'll ielucr @emeinOe etu neuer
I3luilt eutltanoeH mar, lpelder bic felbeu
lelHer 9lHbduger nod meAr 0eclmlrte. SeBt
lou er I'M Segrliie ieiu, ild] Der BON Satclll
DerlaHgteu 9uBe iu uutermerleH. Die
gtahrld)t BON Der lluterreouu9 bate I'D Ie'
bed uuteroeiien 10 iAueu UerbrsItet, oaB
aud) III auOeyen Std0tep Die ullnabhdugIs
gen" iiber oaS Seriabrsn Oe5 GrzYuterS Su
oI6futreu begauneu uGO SIeuuuugen liatt=
iauoeu. SOmit lit jegt ole aUnie unabbdu=
gge Semeguug iat uoIfduOlg III StiIde ge'
gaugeu, uno e5 III weuIg Au5lI6lt Tur Ibr
gSleOcrQufebeu pOrhQuOeU.
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sSrams Soiepb aibt nad,.

g8ien, 10. 9c3. - RaiIer 6ran;
5oiepb bat cnOlid) Die &irdenaeleee,
iowelt iie iid aui lIngorn be3ieben, uuz
ter3ei9uet. 4remlermtniltsr b. lSeferle
madte beute Die 3batlade im uagariz
i1cn Farlament bcfannt.
Die 9tu9rldt ruarO nit groBem 9lpz
pGau8 auf9euOmmcn. Sm gaufe ieiuer
9feSe bemerfte Wtiuilter @eferle, oaB
@raf &OlnOsfp, Der faiicrlide 8re~
miersDtinitcr, ii9 ME in bic iuneren
2lnsclegenbeitcn llu9arn'5 genlii6t baz
be. 5n Sejug auf Die Gtablirung ctz
nts cOnIerpatluen 0fe9ins in unQarn
msinte Der 9feOuer, CT femme feiuea etns
8iseR BOIititcr, Der ii9 wa9en wIrOe,
Oteie8 Mo9sitiif iu untcrnebmen. Die
JieDe oe5 Hrenier5 bat i'm Bublifum
a(lgemetn anflan9 9efunOen, uub es
ilt mabrl9einltd, OaB unIG6lid Der 9lns
nabme Der &ir6en9eieee Die StaOt illuz
minirt wir0. lSle perlautct, pcroen
troR Der Seltdttgung Oe8 miniltcricQcu
YrogramuS, SeIteu5 oeS &aiier8 benz
nod ueridieOene aenoerunqen in Der
.3uiammeuieeun9 Oe8 0tlniiferiums
ItQIffiu0eu.
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Sine brrgebli6c 8riic.
gSte eS eiuem NrmeHier crying, Der ieine
6eilnatb bsiufeu moate.

2aurence, Wuf., 10. DECEMBER.
: g8elfOu @urabebiuu, Elm 2lrmcuier,
1T nad bier SuSifgefebrt, nn6oem ct
einen erfOlglOisn SerIad gemu6t, feline
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grwOrfsn, woielbit or infer grauiamer
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ten iabreHS,n Dampier3, uno bcOcutste
tbm, nidt wieOer 3urid3ufebren.
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Sus Sii0, Mmerifa.

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Mrbeit nnh Snhufric.

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cine Der sr6Bten ibrsr Irt I'M 2anbe uno
bsi9Gitiat I6er 400 ar6eiter.
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