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FLETCHER & BROCKLEHURsT8
Improved Patent Composite Steam Pans
in lieu of Tayches, or for ooncol

IN Leu Of IaychHe" 0T Tor concentrating Syrup INTO Sugar.
I will readily be seen from the Wood Cut that they are the most simple ad the most
Evp1nto8 IN the market guaranteed easily cleaned daily BY opening the large
discharge valve ut the bottom, or by stacking of the bolts d allowing the bottom to
swing open by it's cnutepma which will. then olmt of the PANS being easily repaired
in case Of .IMy tube there being no steam joints to break or Troublesome steam drum
to hoist out, that, or any other purpose, all is simplicity itself and great boon othe
Planter
Such is the opinion expressed by those who, now use these PANS in place Of their
former em Pans NOTE-Ih@e Pans ca be supplied with the ordinary 4n.d discharge valve
and with the bottom boed on IN the usual way, wthou'te Go1nnPost'and the ct will be
reduced accordingly.
Bnoonruumrs PATENT BOILER COATING COMPOSITION Silver Medal, Jamaica
pevntngH the radiation of heat and pneevngH the BdNS&c
tits cheaper than all herwe-known kinds such as Asbestos &c, and is eyerasGhg and
it can be rearPed over nd over &@n, with te' same good result: by Simply mixing it up
ahsh with a little water.
F1EroHR & RooK1muRsrs PATENT STEAM CORRUGATED ClARIFJERS are more.
simple easier cleaned ad less expensive than the tubular kind, whilst being equally as
effective and give satisfaction.
Wr5 Mill Estates are highly recommended by hose who use hem, their COST se l.
less than acOp
irng fn"banmg green Nepa.duet from the An, has proved very satisfactory. In fm,t the
Step Gm1es ares IS smai 5~hn fta applied 80 bucdng or varying SC DC
BRooKImurs PAfENT CIRCULATING TUBES for TgreEfecti by their etec
cmhon of te juice would be vastly improved and conOmy in every way obtained, as Is proved
Ehe open steam Composite PasJnu e-TRY THEN.
y AB1L and RooK1EURT PATENT HOT AIR GREEN NEGASS FURNACE with Auto
matte Fireman. a thorough ucoHs:n Demerm, Estates having tha furnaces use nothing
else tudhe Nt@s dueth from the Mill, and the bohewg gives sufficient steam for all purposes;
npmdSm other kndo fMelb uedImthng but the MegHs. Try the Furnace and II mf
satisfactory, pay no royalty
SKEKEL and BRoCKLEHusTs PATENT MILLS, have gMned the1 S class diploma ind Gold
Medals from Paris Such is progress
For patnulms and pr@s of the Pans Presses, CHARTERS Step Crates Circulating tubes and
Mills MMne apply to the seM Manufacture M@ss Geo FLETCHER & Co, Colonial Engineers,
Pwhn and fby or to the Undersigned. who will also quote for lie Mgas Furnaces and
"TF' &- Gee. BKoCKIFIURSl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
Vest Wants the Calcium Light
Turned On.
AN lNFAMouS LIE REFu1ED.
Prospects That the session of the
senate To-Dny WIN he Lively.
Chandler Asks That the Alabama
state Election he Investigated.
Washington News.

vash,ny,or A., m T,us non. "a.
first dav I'm tho senate aimee tho ,nrinf
was sent n second time 10 conference
that there was nnv unusuni interest In
tho proeceainpn senntnr uni who ma
becn the central n.ure I'm several drn-
matte scenen during Tho torir dobn,e.
was again in the oenter OF Tho fray
liza resolution directing tho tariff con-
feroes 10 report tho d,neulties and
oatsc ~ b, fnn,ire fla nrrse WINS a
...,s.,i.,. n, -, 5000 ~.
ee"'', ''iH as N'H "iN'VH' HN'p'v" w
ioro inc senators lullN reallked us iln-
pcrinncc. Tho conf0rees wOro aware OF
IL ana were whine n nhonld Dc
oaa,,,,1 IA. ,.,,ii,,.,....,,.,. t,.t..
"''F'" '"'
vote wee prevented on The resolution
either as presented by Mr. hin ur In
m, rnrm urfsa lbv genntor Aidrioh
-.
Hhoubh WIS ue'eiop'u' NpWoNeri 2"
show tho temper OF The senate con-
fereos. senator Nuat hoped that II
wound MACS eo MAJ tho ",nlelum LIGHT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
THE CLANS ARE GATHERING.
politicians Collecting At Dallas for
the state Convention.

pallas. Tex, Aug. I0.-Already the
nollticlans and candidates are begin
ming 10 arrive In the city, preparatory
to the great state convention whlch
nromises to be the most largely at
tended OF any before held In the state.
about a dozen or so are now quar-
tered at the various hotels ana are
busily figuring on the outlook.
Several hundred have engaged rooms
20 he In readiness tomorrow, ana II is
eynected that several THOUSAND Will
get IN on the Sunday and Sunday night
IRON from all accounts, It win be the
-, nurnerously attended political
Convention ever held In the state.
srhe candidates and politicians have
80 nrennred for a hard fight, and
~ SPECTATORS come TO see the FUR
AZ and to get the worth OF their money
IN Ion w. H. Garnett Of Mckinney
candidate for one OF Z. Justices OF
mo court Of civil appeals, 3 me iirst
candidate to reach the city iiS tg9h
quarters at the Nin1sor X, hS'e .l..,, s',aI
forenoon, and thus gets In on the siouio
floor. ,,.,. candidate for at
il.r., s.anaral will take a suite OF
ronms ~ me Windsor this evening.
Nin,,n Trice, one Of the managers oA
,,.a EMERSON campaign. arrived IN me
tiie -. ,,,,-ning and will remain until
CRY ~ convention. He will be found
.. ,r,,ihsrson headquarters az the Wlho-
soxti ~ Trice is sanguine that M. Sui-
4, a,.ser viii receive the noininanon.
ison S. Thweatt OF rasss.o,i'
candidate for superintendent u P-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Washington. Aug 1O.-Tho house de-
voted itself today 10 discussing projects
for a government exhibit to cost $780,
600 AZ the Atlanta exposition. and TO
give each Of the arid land states 1000
900 acres OF arid lands to encourapo
reclamation Of the deserts contained
IA the same amendments TO the sundry
civil bill. The former furnished op-
portunity for patriotic speeches from
the northern members ON reunited
country. and nm enthusiastic majority
voted to instruct the house cOnfcrefa
to support a substitute having praetic-
nily the same effect as the amendment
A minority OF the Democrats opposed
the appropriation on constitutional
grounds, and the Georgia rGprogenta-
lives refrained from pushing the mat
ter No decision WAS reached upon
the arid land project. no that the con-
ference report on the aundry civil bill
will como up again tomorrow The
house took recess until 8 O'clock, the
evening session being devoted 10 prl-
yute pension bills.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
rin cmNnsn rnnN4y.
Vote VIII Prohnhiy he Rcnchcd
On the Mcnsure Monday

Weshinslon' rug io'--lhe senate de-
- e'iliuH. tltltc nouiA 10 the con-
s,,,au,.uh OF uhe Snlhese treaty IN
~. 1e ,,',,i, sess,Yi touag, anu adjourn
aigu ~, pe tahyh M9hiay, immediately
i ~, 'uS Ieuulls OF the journal
me entire executive session was de-
es,u " spsvCHvs en tne W'ilh OF the
s,,,aas ~ Nuien 'hAtpi gray "t acting
1911 l,th ~ VIZ SVhlnhtsee on lorelNh
t ,il,. on leu ~ iaNor ct TIE Iatiiica-
t'Vp " the ueN'gi speoNnk upon NY
tsnelal lnSrlls anu supporting IL upon
~ s,nuii9 W vvilln'iSinl aaN9.ltafe'
nst"tVis lalntI anu Mlohel OF Ore
~ Nltp phtuclpated IN IN" helnt'
~, iuHnsli hpvuhlhb i9r NE fAuuve.
Won o. .he Nraly, ana MT Mitoheli
against H. me california senators took
opposing GROUNDS, Mr Perkins RuiNE-
ohiAins u, anu ar, White supporting
~ MI Nnltc nclu mat inc ucatN
Woulu prove TO pc continuation Of
the unu-Nhlhehe lhW' ana ne thought
INIT unuof eAiHtins circumstances THIS
Noulu ne n very lnpprtnnt advantage,
Wnlvh ne Woulu ohhnke' put lheNe de-
lte's coutq De cured by legislation
lte hNd also heen disposed TO insist
mat Silhtse lahof"rs. VINO should leave
ms country, should return through the
same port from which they had tul1cn
thcir departure, put ne had been as
sured' that under the treaty the secre-
tary OF the tfenHury could control this
matter by department regulations.
WIN ms UNDERSTANDING ne would sup
port the treaty, as All the other pros
visions We're In accord with existing
lnMa'
senator Perkins took the opposite
view, oontending that the treaty was
IN contrnNention to the exclusion laws,
which had been secured only after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

that the confcrccs ON the part OF the
senate accented this act ca the part
r the House confevcns aud othera
which they did not specify, as reflect
Ing upon the senate cunferees.
The parliamentary members busted
themselves with the house rules to
see what remedy ths house would have
IN case the nm resolution passed The
hfcNulliiiE opinion was that the house
could pass the senate bill at any time.
This view was taken by the cohfercra
Others insisted that the BIN was cut
OF the hanus OF the house while In con-
ference. and if the senate tncl< any
radical step, such Va laying tho bill On
the table or igdennncly pes.rcnlng con-
slderation. IL would not be within the
power OF The house TO rgss the sena te
PHI and thus consummUte the tarln
LEGISLATION
In case the senate confereos are re-
called. the house conferees say lhry
VIII hold the bill and wait for the
senate TO send them other confcrces
IL the senate does not wish TO do 40
tho House conferees viii OF necessity
tormt the facb', Chr bill sud papers
back 20 the house FOR such action as "
may desire 60 take.
Senator lhicc. speaking ~ the mtaa
ton tcniglt, said that fnr the nrst
time be hnd 10 admit that the chuncos
for the hill are not good. but he be-
beNed that che parliamentary tactic
iongle wonid be Strengthened out 80
tmt the senate pa coI,d be PASSED.
"Erushing aside all parliamentary
cchwcbs,' he said, land using no nom
sense, there is no reason why the
houSa ear not al any time concur IN
the serate amendments and pnss The
piil IL the senate would now take
some further action IKE indefinite POST
ruhrincnt, 1t might conlplicnte Affairs"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

He instruction, has engaged quarters at
the Grand Windsor hotel during the
convention,
Hon. N, W. Virgins, candidate for
comptroller. arrived this afternoon and
took quarters at the Windsor
There Is a difference OF opinion as to
whether or not electric fans should
be placed in the tabernacle The high
tarlr on the luxury of constant play
OF artificial whirlwinds through the tab
ernacle is one reason for the hesitation
on the part OF the committee on lux
ury, and then some fellow has discov-
cred that the noise or the machinery
and fans would interfere with the
acoustics OF the hall TO the extent OF
making & appear that the speakers
We're talking out OF whirlwind
Many Democrats. however, who arc
opposed to the sweat OF the brow
theory Of life, say the fans must go
in at all events. as comfort is clearly
OF more Importance than acoustics, par
ticularly as nobody Is likely 10 say
anything new from the speakers stand.
This matter win be settled today or
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
cnIoKAsAw ELECTION.


Im0re, /. T., Aug. 1O.-Complete
Hs from four countries give Mosely
bites. Byrd 40. and Boyd 30, Civ
losely n majority Of 9S votes over
her candidates. His election. how
will be contested by the Boyd
DIT who aver he shall never be
claiming that had the adopted
kfranchised citlZ ans been granted
&pfivilege Of voting Boyd would
been elected governor.
Sc squaw men only were granted
who We're adopted into the tribe
BUS to the treaty Of 1866, which
leaves II optional with the tribe
Ser or not the lntermarriGd or
ID citizen WHO came after shall
ven a voice and vote in the af-
of the tribe.
SECTION Will be carried TO the
nnro, who will count the vote
lecde whether or not the inter-
a citizens ave legal voters.
ilh Il Is claimed by those in a
mt know that Palmer S. Nose
choc.uw by bleed. and his cleo
MI also be contested on this
. the Choctaw constitution pro-
Pa. oriy citizens by blood are
10 the Office OF governor.
q 5. Mosely Is eminently fitted
lle Office to which he fas been
10y his trihe, lie is a full blood
paw. ~ years Of age. He re-
classical education at colleges
snessee and Massachusetts, being
NtH. q l. - IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

10 Investigate the Alabamn Erection.
The Conference connitter..

Waahmgton. Aug. lO.-Senntor Chan
dlor OF Now Hampshire. Rep. az 1916
y. m. today la the senate offered II
resolution directing tho committee on
election ancGprivileges TO investigate
the recent election IN Alabama aud
ascertain II frauds We're committed.
AZ MIR. Iill'a rcauebt tho resolution
went over until tomorrow.
Senator lill tried to obtain recognl-
ton to oifer "a resolution calling for
Information ns TO the status OF tho
tariff conference, but wustempornfily
crowded out by other business, While
the resolution Of Mr.. Illli was lying
on the table and had not been read.
Mr. Gray moved an executive aeaHion.
Few senators voted on the viva voce
vote and Mr.. HIN demanded the yoas
ana noes. The Democrats generally
voted for the motion. Several conHorA
vatiyc senators voted against the mo-
tion. MeaArs. Hin. Murphy Pugh, Pal
nler, and Gibons voted no. Measrg,
German, Jones and Harris did not
vote. MIR. Vest voted aye. The motion
WINS lost--yeas n, noes 20.
senator Hills resolution requested
the senate conferccs TO report 10 the
senate the principal items OF dis
agreement In the turin bin and ms 20
whether an agreement was likely 10 be
reached.
Senator Harris stated that tho main
Enlargement was on sugar, coal and
iron ore. Objections were made 10 tho
confederation Of the resolution M
lacked unanimous consent MIR. HIN
insisted that II WAS a proper matter
for the consideration OF the senate at
this time. The vice president decided
that under the rules the revolution must
lie over for day. Senator Vest said
he WAS heartily In favor Of the resoiu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
n. D. eAcn NOMINATED.
named for the senate from the
T,venty-EiEht District.

atrhth senatorial convention met In
Na5-yyelis opera house at 10 a. m. yes
terday and was called 10 order BY j.
g. son, chairman.
a II. Maxwell delivered the addre1g
~ welcome and MIR. Harry Howard
Of Nolan county responded In an ap-
nronriate speech OF ten minutes.
non John Boyer n Taylor county
and n. w. Davenport OF stephens
county were placed in nomination for
temporary chairman. The ,haidman
,,en called the roll by counties. Bor-
den county's vote was by proxy and
motion WAS made AND seconded
that an proxies be excluded upon
.,,stcb A very spirited debate ensned-
Ali motions were tabled and roll
Confined ON THIRD Page.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
! Bright and
ming Faces of
Fort Worth's
Choicest Bachelors
3The Gazette from day TO
Watch for the next
THE WEATHER.

Eyesten, Tex. Aug. 1c.--A general
depr( ssion covers the western
H. Il the country. The highest
Lure tonight is over the gulf and
| Atlantic states. The tempern-
has fallen over the central and
ktatern portions of the Rocky
HAHN slope and northeast Texas
|bas remained nearly stationary or
RIscn elsewhere. Partly cloudy to
II weather, with scattered show
Prevail over the sroater portion of
icui try.
III forecast for Texas FOR twenty
hours enaing IL midnight, August
Ia Texas. Central Texas. East
southwert Texas, Coast Dis
a-Prc; able local rain; stationary
Iffature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
lnan's strange Disappearance.

re, o. ~, Aug. 1O.-About two
ago ago p. A. Booker, county
~ o. Q county. suddenly disap-
nom Pawnee after selling a
'ol a large sum of money, and
ume 1t was believed he had
huidered, Later Governor Rem
seeised a letter bearing Booker's
w In which he resigned mis-
saying he was on his way back
rs 10 Join his family. The re-
'on was accepted and n sue
appointed. Today a letter was
n at the executive office from
e sb at Danyille, Tex, in
sns states that she has heard
3so. rom her husband for over
a0h.hs and that she believes
nas been made away with by
VINO are known to have fol-
,ss Iin from Texas to Pawnee.
fShauon she believes to have
ron as q ruse TO draw atten-
w ms disappnaranoe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

|ffsds tenn, Aug lO.-William
liiusS negro charged with
|5tar'o,as criminal assault upon nm
Sas ~ Girl near Rossvllle.
N s. from a deputy sher-
|ind a. Crook, the father OF
lid "a ~ shot to death. A mob
lnfoOk a, yneh Nershbreda. when
~ to,h ved on the scene and
H. rss en barrels Of a sbote,in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

I'm eSA',lles:ster, /. r., Aug. 10
|sny William William Anderson shot and
~, Killed Charles Breckham.
Ihsr Mhile men. Anderson and
icsa'ilhau qnarreled about a sad
II hsd s 10 Breckham. which An
| az borrowed and failed 10 re-
thinr ,,,,n became enraged at
1 NJ v %nleh Breckham said, pick
In Ky o'gun and shot Brecltham
b. Re- ae heart. killing him in
IA s ,,. leaves a wife and
was from Wamburrough,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

|tuBfems. Aug. 10.-The callfor-
aimpaov 9 y hac enjoined the
Il b. attoss.eoi san Francisco. their
ID M, SiIneys' from making any
cailforr.1,l brands. belonging
4 a i.liaf canneries company,
aiming company's shield
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Washington. Aug. l0i-chairmnn
culberson OF the house judiciary COM
mlitee today announced Representa-
tives Bailey. Lane and Brodtrick as a
committee 10 Investigate the charges
against Judge Kicks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

washington, Aug. 0.--Texas-Orlg-
inaI widows. etc. Minor Of Michael
Phillips. Archer. Archer county.
Widows Indian wEr: Fannie Harper,
Roady. Van zandt county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Ellington, Aug 10.-For Eastern
i Fair, except showers In north
tortlon; southwest winds.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Ser 2Otterte= SGwimSel.

0as S6abamt bat anbefobLen, 6aB
nidbt muir auf aQe Orudmatertalten rno
Wal6inen, melde bon Ser 2otterie>Gom
pa9nie aus 6onoura5 nacb SPORT Campo
in SloriOa ge6racbt merbcn, 53ou be5ablt
iperoen miilie, ionbern alcb auf ben sc Ell NJ
pertb a1er 2otterte> 3ettel, melde bon
bort tns Qano, fomnen.
0ieies angebltdbe Oruden un6 8er1enz
ben Ser SidetS in $ onburas lit aber
lbon an unb fir it9 elm S9mtn6eL. OaS
90n3e @ei6aft, NIT QnSnabme Oer 3iebun>
gen unO Der 8erGffentlt1ung Der 3~iebungsz
litter, miro in ben g ct. Staten be-
trieben. Die 9titen un6 Girtulare tper6en
III Sort Sampa GitD 9eoruGt un6 Derz
lanot, ale 8eiteIungen auf SiGets iDerben
balclbit in Gn1pfang 9enommen uu6 bon
pa aus oortbin gei9ift, mo- tie Iit6o9rapbtrt
tperben = man glaubt trgenOiDo in 9elaz
mare. Son bier aus tDer0en tie oann 0urcb
Die Ngenten Der %Gompagnie i'm gan3en
2an6e pertbetlt un6 Die @epinnite tperben
ourcb OteIelben @9enten ousbe5ablt. Sis
5u tpelcbem WtaBe Gle Yoit nc6 CUR
llmgebung bes @eiebeS bcnitBt ntr6, IGBt
ltb l6per feititeaen; 10 ptel lit it6er, baB
W. StUBle 2Delt uEt NtUelII u y. UeC SG~
~lcnoung Der 3ettel, Der @oQeftion Der Sc
trdge uno Der @us3ablung 6er @ctptnnite
Our9 6te @rpreBsG ompagrien beior9t pir6,
Wftt einem 8orte: bic Spinne, tpclbe
frilber in yfep Orleans laB, bat 3mar ieBt
IN 6onburaS tbr 6~auptquartter auf9ez
l9lagen, aber Die SdOen, nit oeren ite Die
2eicbt9ldubt9en unb @etpinnliibttgen fdn9t
ano WiQionen BON Dollars an itb 5tebt,
lptnnt ite na9 pie Dor iiber bic 9an3en
Ser. Stadten.
SObn 81. Oeorris un6 feline 9t9enten
baben es meiiterbaft %Oeritanben, ben BUM.
oes7 unb StaatSgeieben iopobl tpie allen
Wdcbtern Der 0ffentlic5en Or6nung Elm
S6nipp6en 81 i5la9en. Ser 2otteriez
Sbmtnbel, Ser friiber ais 9outiana
9otterte befannt mar, itebt in i60niter
8litbe unO 5iebt monatlib WtiQionen unb
Wftutonen aus BEN Gal6en Der einfdltigen
unO naSgefibrten 2eute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

Wit offenen Mo6lgefaIen bc9rilBt Die
englii9>amerifanii6e Brciie Der bochre7
ipeftablen @roBinOuftrieuen Die p0blge@
fleibcten Q(rbetter un6 Die feingefletbeten
bibidben Qlr6eiterinncn, tpelde auf Soften
penniplpanilber 6a%brifanten uno aut oeren
8eranlalun9 in b%eqltemen @ilenbabntpd9en
mach 8dlbiugton ~fan1en, I'M bctm Con-
greB auf 8erlperfung Der 8illon>Stu uno
tbatlGbli6e 8eibebaltung beS Wtc&tnleD7
@eieBcS gu 6ringer. Sir tie parO Don
iencn l3eitunge1 Da5 8eriammlun9Srecbt,
oas 9fecbt bes l1mSugS burb StrGBen rno
oa5 Yetition5recbt ipte baS 9fecbt sur lleber1
reibung bon Yetitioncn in DOlI item WfaBe
in 9tnlprucb genommen. llno gang 9latt
ur6 nett lit 6ieier 8eiu9 in 8aibin9ton
a%bgelaufeu.
Sir Die 3usiigler inter GoreD, unter
Geup, inter SrDe unb nie oteie v@ene1
rale" ale beiBen, bate bieieIbe grelle bis
iebt nut 6obn, 8era6tun9 unb 3urud7
ipeiiung. Oocb Die poriibtigeren 8lGtter
bieier 9trt beginner, nit tluger NiditcDt
auf 9lrbeiteritimmeu bel QSablen, ibren
Son gu mGBi9eu, felt onitanbtge Qrbetter
SIT Sauienoen BON Smaba nadb SOtpa tlld7
ten, I'm ibre Gbeilnabme fitr u&eup's
2trntce" an Sen Sag gu legen. 2tu4 1T
OaS 8erbalten bes ,,@eneral" SelD 9e7
eignet, ielbit ben conierpatiuiten @emll@
tbern etni9eS Gertrauen ein3ufl0Ben. Sat
er itb bob auf's ernitlidfte getpei8ert, bon
ungeieBli6en S9rttten, ipie Die 9etpaItidme
8egnabme bon Standardization gum
transport ieiner 9eute, @ebrau6 5u
macben. 1tnb 6te Q(rbeiter bon Smaba
iino, itatt petter5u3ieben, frte6ltb uber ben
Oftiiourt beirtgefebrt.
gSGbrenD ba5 bocb30Qnerii6e Gerlan9en
Der feiuen ,8ittiteuer" ben Betfau Der
meiiten 9fepublitaner erntet, itimn!en ben
toaen Yapiergelofor6erun9en oer rau6en
n8ittiteuer" eigentIt9 nur Die 8oIfSparz
teller 5ll.
8effer rn6 an6ere 6auptLtcbter Ser
8olfSpartei i'm GongreB miBbtuigtel1 fretz
ltcb i'm llnfan9e Die 3ilge ibrer bon i6nen
betbOrten @enOlien mach Waibtngton. SeBt
aber, ba bic 2eute tbre MGricbe nab Der
8unoesbauptlta0t bod fortieben, peroen
iene 0emagogen nm 10 freunolt9er gegen
Die 3usigler.
@brlther 9ing BON Nnfong an t6r Bar7
tetbrlDer Bon, Dolfspartetlicber 9tGttonals
abgeorbneter BON Mtnneiota, gu @erte.
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