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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-12

STATISTICS show that there is not II
farm in Iowa which is over fifteen
miles from railroad; that the value
of the horses in the state exceed in
value the annual cost of the British
navy; that the product of our creame
ries outrank in value the gold mined
in all the mines of the Union; that the
value of our hay, oats, wheat and corn
exceeds that of the total gold output
of the country, is more than twice the
dividends paid by all railroads in the
nation in 1861; would cover the cost of
the original Pacific railroads and have
more than enough left to build the
Nicaragua canal.-Hampton Globe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-12
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION.

During the six months of the present
year, up to July |, only 495 miles of
new railroad were built in this country,
according to the records of the Rail.
road Gazette. That is less than for
any previous half year for many years.
1t is only a third of what was built in
a similar period of 1891, 700 miles less
than during the first half of 1892 and
$50 miles below the first half of 1893.
The total track built in each of those
years was 1856 miles In 1893, 4,0I0
miles in 1892, and 4,0l2 miles in 1891
Usually the proportion Of new track
laid in the first half of the year is be.
tween 30 and 40 per cent of the total
reported for the year. If past expert.
ence is to be repeated this year, this re.
port of 49o miles built means that only
about | 800 miles VIII he built in 1894,
aud such low ligurc rs MAT has not
been repOt ted Since accurate records
have been kept. But there is good rea.
son to believe that the total of new
railroad constructed in the twelve
months will be larger than the result
reported for the half year may seem to
promise, judging only from the pro
portion of work that has heretofore
been done in the early part of the year,
Railroad men are surprised to know
that even 500 miles of new road has
been built, so quietly has the work
gone on, generally on short lines wide
ly distributed over the country, few of
them making connections with other
roads. What will be done during the
rest of the year depends, of course, on
the changes that may occur in the state
of financial affairs of the country.
But 1t is fact of much significance
that the amount of new road in which
the investment made is too great to be
lost by any failure to complete the pro-
jects is probably larger than at this
time last year.-Neao York Tribune.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-07-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIM. =. ARMSTRONG,
Sheriff OF said county.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
BlOOd>hcd in Pennsylvania. Al
ALBANIA and Colorado.

\ grave crisis threatens the countr,
from Pennsylvania To Colorado. In
nearly every State intervening between
those two great Commonwealths the
SOFT coal miners and coke workers
threaten the peace of the communities
in order To enforce their strike.
More murders were added to the
already long list in Western Pennsyl
vania last night. when the Imperial
Works were attacked.
Governor pattison, toreseeing that
blo"d>hed would follow the attempt OF
the operators 10 put strange miners NJ
work IN place OF the strikers in Clear.
field, FASTENED to Fouizdale Saturday
and conferred with the miners. offering
tc become arbitrator 10 settle the
troubles.
In Colorado miners have been slain
in desperate battles with Deputy
Sherih>.
Terrorism prevails in Illinois
Miners are parading the State. destroy
ing property and threatening lives.
The troops have been ordered out to
protect people.
Disorder is rampant in Indiana,
Ohio and Missouri. and in Alabama
Saturday the strikers and Deputy
Sheriiis had a skirmish.
The end of these grave troubles is
not in sight.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
St, Elmo Hotel,
81 4 319 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.


The travelling public will find at this
Hotel the same liberal provisions for their
comfort. lt is located in the immediate
centres of businass ami places of amuse-
ment and the different railway depot>, as
well as all parts OF the city are easily ac-
cessible by street ears constantly passing
the doors. IL offers special inducements to
those visiting the city for business or pleas
ue. GABEL L KRAUSE,
feb. 2l-ly. Prepriet0rs.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
\ PEEP INTO THE FUTURE
When Women Will Have Their
"Right>"- and Will Hold Of
flee as Men do.

The following will he the style oI
locals in the papers twenty years hence
when the women get full control OF
the ballot box.
Officer Mary Jane Hostler last
night ran in Tom Jones who was oul
after ten o'clock without Il permit
from his wife
John Smith. who two Years ago fled
TO the Indian Territory To escape
prosecution for selling drugs. return.
e,i last night to see his mother, but
was nable,l by Constable Sophia Ann
Pcttenfield and escorted 10 the county
Jail
Shake hands with Major Mariah
Quickster; its boy; weight ten
pounds, husband doing well.
Albert Spike was arrested this
morning for failing to attend divine
worship last Sunday. He put up
5000 for his appearance before Police
Judge Sarah Sacket tomorrow.
Governor Belle Lapland came down
from Baltimore this morning to see
her husband and babes, who are stop
ping in New York for their health.
Wanted; man for general house
work apply to Matilda Smith.
John Henry Watson has his trial
to morrow in the circuit court, Betty
Wideawake county attorney, appear
ing for the prosecution. Owing To
the attrocious nature of the crime
Watson is unable to secure defense.
II will be remembered that he was re-
Gently indicated for breach of promise.
David Joe was TO day granted a
divorce from his wife Eliza Joe. the
evidence showing that Mrs. Joe had
deserted her family and failed to
provide for their support.
Married at the residence of the
bride-groom's mother, Mary Jane
Summerhalt to Eddie Winterset.
Miss Summerhalt is one of our most
solid business women. while Eddie
Winierset is one of the beautiful SD
ciety beaux. The happy bride accom-
pained bv her blushing bridegroom,
left this afternoon for bridal tour in
the west-E.rcho"ge.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Won n Bow i'm "a Rattle.

Captain Barrat;. of the American
bark, Carrie Winsluw. which tied up
last Saturday at Pier 20, South
Wharves, Philadelphia, has on board
one ot the strangest pr1zesever captured
in a rattle. Ii is nothing less than u
boy. II swarlhy Young Argentine, Juan
Baptiste by name. whom the captain
won in a rattle at Bucnos Ayres. Juan
is only : years old, and was an inmate
Of a Spanish orphan asylum at Bueno-
Ayres when the Win>low reached
there on her last voyage.
Juan desired his liberty, but under
the laws OF the Argentine Republic
that could only be secured by the
payment of Il cash sum that would 20
To Il fund tor the prosecution OF persons
taking out the orphans and then
treating them badly. In Juan's case
the amount required was SIG. and in
order To secure this the enterprising
boy decided to put himself up in a
rattle and sell the tickets himself.
Captain Barratt became interested in
the hoy to the extent of So spent for
tickets, and when the drawing was
announced WAS somewhat surprised to
find himself the winner.
The youthful prize has been installed
on the Winslow us cabin boy, and
though he has now been away from
his native land several months. shows
no desire To return I" il. lie is bright
and intelligent, and as he evinces u
decided Discrimination to associate with
the crew Captain Barratt treats him
Is one of his own family. Such ratfles
are said 10 be not uncommon in Buenos
Ayres, but visiting forci gner> rarely
take part in them. owing 10 the
responsibilities that devolve upon them
in the event ot winning.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Joseph J. Devereaux.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

have opened an Agency in this town for
the sale of town and county real estate,
Persons who have :.n",l property for sale
will do well to consult iac aud those who de-
sire to huy farms or town property are AS
sured that will Il" the hest in INV power to
serve them. I shall have no other than
open square dealings with everyone.
J. J. DEVEREAIN, Snow Hill Md
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
How Editors Are Treated i'm
China.

Nineteen hundred editors of Pekin paper
are said To have been hehacded. Some
would shudder at such slaughter, who are
needles OF the fact that Consumption is
ready Ia fastcn its fatal hold on themselves.
DIR. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
the efficient remedy for weak lurgS. splitting
of blood. >hortness of breath. bronchitis.
asthma, severe coughs. and kindred aifcc-
tions.
Stamps, La Fdyette Co.. Arkansas.
DIR. X. V. PIERCE: Dear Sir will
say this To you. that consumption is here
'.itnry in M, wife's family; some have al
ready died with the disease. Nv wife has a
sister. Mrs. +. "Gollcn Medical Discovery, I,
and, 10 the surprise "f her Rany friends
she got we'll. My wife has also had hcmor
ages from the lungs. and her sister insisted
on her using the ''Golden Medical Discov
cry" ! consented Ia her using it. and it
cured her. She had no symptoms OF con-
sumption for the past six wears.
Yours very truely, W. G.. ROGER, NJ. ID.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02

A handsome line Of new dress
fabrics will be on sale at the store of
j. $. Price Il Co, TODAY.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02

Superb assortment of Laundered and Soft shirt
Waists; standing and turnover collars; anndered
collar and cnfs. soft Iosom; Camirc. Chambrey.
Lawn and Percale. in pink. blue. white and linen
effects. aud a large and choice assortment of dainty
figures and Stripes.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Heart Palpitation
Hot Flashes, indigestion,
Vertigo
by Hoods Sarsaparilia.

&C. I. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass:
Il will tell what Hoods SarsapaTilla has done
for me- suffered from dyspepsia indigestion,
constipation and paptaiion of the heart. For
some years l was Obliged 10 take pill every
night or would suffer with
Severe headache, C:zziness,
and ringing in my ears. Then rs grew worse,
l had huttering Of the heart and hot waves
would go all over me. making my blood tingle to
my finger ends When these flashes would pass
of. was exceedingly nervous. began to fear
that had heart disease. Two physicians who
examined me said IL was caused by Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. l also had spells of Vertigo;
was so bad that could scarcely stand. and one
night had a numbness come over me So could
scarcely move and
Thought Would Die.
! continued in these dangerous ways. ns white
as IN sheet, and lost flesh until weighed only
lbs pounds, while I once weighed las. began
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla and IL has done IN.
a great deal of good. My indigestion and heart
trouble also in much better condition.
have good appetite. Can scarcely eat enough
And Everything Tastes Good.
Before l took Hoods Sarsaparilla could
scarcely eat anything. am now weighing 1901
pounds. which Is more than ever weighed he
T. - a..n ..l...a
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Hoods s;s;:;''ia' Cures

Hoods Pills are hand made. and perfect
In proportion AMI appearance. &c. a box.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Reference, Fourth Natl. Bank, Boston
MoNEYLoANED,

sem tn $3b.OO0 on either personal or real
estate security Loans made from one To- sew
cn years to suit borrower. Money loaned for
the purpose Of purchasing property. To pay
OF existing mortgages. To enter mercantile or
other business. or in fact for any purpose that
money may be desired. Full Information may
he had upon application To the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY, Of Pennsylvania. 1870 Arch
~. Philadelphia. Penna., or IL you prefer a
representative will call upon you. Authorized
capital $iaNOn.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Nothing Succeeds Like Success.
DouI;n,o White Front
OUR MoTTo:

You shall be supplied with what you
need, OF desire, in Drugs, Wall Pa
per, Periumeries, Soap, Stationery,
Daily Papers, Magazines. &c.
We carry the very best goods pro-
durable. We sell them AT the very
lowest cash or produce hard time
prices. We carry no >hoddy goods,
cons qucnily cant give you >hoddv
prices We order goods in small
quantities, and neccssarially often.
We will supply you with fresh, neat
and Serviceablc articles The hest Is
the cheapest. We put the best on
our shelves and are happy To say they
don't stay long. We are pleased to
note that our many patrons are not
only bringing in, but sending their
friends To obtain from Us PLUS Value
of sl.02 tor Sl.0O. We appreciate
the same. We are in business for
success both 10 YOU and ourselves.
When Won are successful in obtaining
what You need. we are successful in
selling what we have bought for YOU
Our business hours ar, viz: Sunri 'e
10 Sunset and Sunset I, Sunrise. III: Ii
says The White Front Sentinel of
Disease, and have thy aches relieved
and pains DESTROYED.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Extra
Large
nen.


We say SO much about
Clothing for the little fellows
that some may think we
haven't any for the big fellows
but we have. And it fits.
too.
We can fx up any man
under I feet high, weighing
500 lbs. or less. and fix him
up proper.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
1t is the Fountain Of Health

1t is the Fountain of Health
from which you can procure special
and effective remedies, for Rheuma.
tism, Sciaiica. Boils. Dyspepsia, Head
aches. Diarrhoea. Coughs, Colds.
Grippe and all the diseases of Women
and Children. We cordially invite
all, who are interested in having good
health, and getting par value for loocts
to call, during business hours.
Dr.. S. K. Marshall,
PROPRIETOR.
JOHN n. FARLOW, Manager
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
Notice..

The public is hereby notified that am
prepared to accommodate limited num-
ber of permanent boarders. Transient
boaniers taken on application.
JAcoB III. STURGJs.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02

Now is the time To subscribe for
the MESSENGER which contains all the
county news. Subscription price one
dollar year in advance.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02

Delicate diseases in either sex. however
induced, speedily cured. Book sent securely
sealed. 10 cents in stamps. Address. in
confidence Worlds Dispensary Medical As
soeiation Buffalo, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
SoI5Siebnn0I.

Sn Minneiota 1T man 9roBen 6ol86ieb@
itdblen ouf Die Spur getOmmen. Pro7
minente 5oI5bdnbler ioucn leit Sabren Dte
0ffentltden 2Gnbereien ibreS metropolitan
Ti6tenbol3e5 beraubt baben unO iebt 9e>
ricbtLi6 ge3pungen peroell, $500, 900 an
Bic Staatsfaiie .ab5uItefern.
u9ucs lbon b~a9e1peien", tpirbe Sen
Mtiba 6o3u 1agen. @aS e~reifert ibr eu6
10 ie6r iber cine Sabe, bic ieit Sobr5ebn@
ten Die SpaBen BON alien 0dbern Der
Blod6Guier in ben v2umbereampS" bon
Mibigan unb Wisconitn pfetfen ? Ser
vunterne9men6e" 9umberrtann gebt itber1
6aupt nur oortbin, mo- CT St aubB ii g e i'm
@roBen ausfitbren farm, uno feline perberb>
licben Spurer Derfolge1 init @raulen nob
SSene, bic BORT ieBbaft tDeroen unD 0as
Qaub bebauen, racb6em ct ibon Idnglt iiber
ale 8erqe lit, nm petter i'm Weiten, boob
pben in Mtntelota ober briiben in Waibz
inatpn uno Oregon Die Gaubtptrtbl6aft
peiter gu betretben.
gBas ieBt in Wtnneiota an 6ie Seffent>
Gi6feit fommt, lit NIGHTS NeueS. Wttbtgan
uno W"isconitn f0nnten ebenfaas Elm 2teos
chen bariber pfeifen, obpobl in BEN beiben
lebteenannten Staten BET 9ol5Oiebltabl
I'M @roBen nod ME gedbnOet tporoen lit.
| 60 man3er reidbe v9unberman" perbantt
feline gefiuten @el0iGGe ieinem iebr tpelten
GetpiIien unb Der 8ltnb9eit bes 8olfes.
IS ftnben spar auiGbrlt9 au3 IN 8tsconz
lin fLetnere Yro3e1le tpegen vtrespassing"
ftQtt, Ie ~Derlaufen aber ltets tDie DaS 0or11z
berger S6ieBen. Ser 8ermeiier (surveyor)
babe 6te @ren5en (ines) 5tpt1den Dem
8ribotz uub StaatSlanb ntbt geltau Der@
meilen uno bic Solge mar, baB aub 8durne
nicoergebauen tporDen ftnb, tpel6e auf benz
1ffcntLtden 9anoe 1ta1l0en. 50 u119efdbr
Elautet bic Gntibulbigung. Ser 6ol5oieb
sablt etne feline @ntibdbigung, aber feline
Strofe, unb Die Socbe lit e%rlebigt. Wferf7
ipiiroig .bletbt es auerbingS, baB btele trr7
t9umlide @ren5e itets IN oaS StaatslortO
bineinlduft, Der Srrtbum al1o ausnobmS7
los oeln 6ol56anoler gum 8ortbelle ge7
rcicbt, unb baB es 9etp0bnLi9 tpaDre Prabt7
eremplare BON Si9ten ODER a1oerer1 Walos
rielen 1inD, tpelcbe bon Ser vpermellenen"
@ren3e gerabe nob umfaBt iperoen.
9uf bteIe Mcile berlieren Die beipdloete1
| StaotsLGnbereien bon WiScDnitn u1o Wttn7
ne1ota aQtabrltcb mertDDoIe 6Olsbeltanoe,
uno ba Die Dffentlt3en 2dnoereten IN 1er1en
Staaten gum SbeiL fir S6ulz uno Gr>
siebu1gs5tpefe r%eierDirt itnb, beiteblen Die
6oI5oiebe einen Sonb, Der Dor allen anoe1
rem iebem 8lrger beilig iein lolte. gStr
tDiiien augcnblidli6 nicbt, mas i'm obere11
Minueiota, alip inn Qucllgebiete oes Wttl7
itlltppi uno i'm Strom9ebiete bcS St.9ouiS
9tioer's bic v8inezS tumpage", ;. b. 0aS
9ols i'm itebenoen 8aurle per 1000 SUB
Bretter1naB BET l 3oQ Oide) pertb 1T.
SebenfaIS nibt pentger ais 81 Dollars.
0iele vStumpa9e" CUR @runblage &C.
nommen, bilrfte ii@ baS i'm Marft bon st.
Paul uub Minneapolis aufgeitapelte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12
3IntfO 1tttN SAmam.

Gtue neue Silber6ebatte in beiben 6Guz
fern bes Gonereiies itebt bepor. 8lano
tptrb feline vSeigntOragez8tu" tpabri6einz
lib 6eute ober morgen Dem 6aAie etnz
reiben, unb iObalb bic 9ebatte ilber
6apait aus benz 8ege tit, fann Die @es
ibi6te bann Ios9e6en.
8lanb's 8orlage ern1d6tigt Ben Stnan5z
miniiter o6er pielmebr neiit tim al, Die
gauge vSeisniorage" i'm S6ab nicbt ettpa
3u prGgen - baS oauert ben Silberbolben
gu lange :, lopoern gum 9an5en % 6na
6el1en Betrase, alio fir ettpa $54, 000, 900,
Silberl6etne auS5ugeben, bic n d 9ez
iebltcbes 3a6lmittel unb n ur in StIber
etnI6sbar iein lolen. 9a9egen fam
eisentlib NiemanO ettpos baben. @enn
auf ben S6einen geiagt pirb, baB oieielz
ben nun nit 3714 @ran SeiniiIber eilloSz
bar, alio aucb llur iopiel ipertb itno, IL
tuer6en eS DOQig ebrLibe S9eine iein,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

She'll ~tpegsubolen, I'm 6anit iol6e ArtS7
gabcn SIT Oeden, meL3e Der Stadt Dduptz
iddbGib gum Sebube iDrer Sntereiien macbel1
muB.
Snqutittorii1! 0arum ntbt trq1tltto@
rii9? &immert licb Der Staat ntcbt olleb
in inquilttoril1er 8eiie I'M bic Sebensz
OerbGltniiie 6er Nrmen? Serlan9en ote
&eicben nidbt ie6en Sag, 6aB Die Bolt5eI
unb anbere StaatSorgane in ben Auartte7
rem Der 9lrmen nacb benz Jtecbten lbaucn
,un0 logar Die S1ritte BET ProIetarter
itbermadben? Nas benz @inen redt TT,
lit bem anbern btuig! @5erabe Der tnqut7
iitprii1e G6arafter beS @tntommen1telIer7
geiebeS gefGut unS, benn er ipirb aufs
gteue erbdrten, baB fic9 Die ret6en &lallen
in iDitematiicber @eiie elmer gerecbten Se7
iteuerun9 entsieben, baB ie obne Nus
II a ) e Iiigen utb betriigcn unb al16
@i6e If 10 i re II, tpenn tie 1ttbt lcbon 10
bo6 pben binauS iinO, 6aB 1te itb logan
oafiir 8e0ienitete 9a[ten fDllnen.
Die @intommeuiteuer ioutc geraoe tpegen
t6reS inquiiitorticben G9Qrafters angenom7
men nerben; ite m;rb uRs enttpeoer 5elgen,
ME Diel NeiAtbum oorbanOen TT, BON benz
mir friiber feline Nbnung batten, ooer pte
biele metneibige 6aQunfcn int 0fTentlt6en
2ebet baS groBe 8ort ft6ren. BeiDe @r7
fenntni1ie fDnnen Dem StaatS8an5en ntl
gum 8ortbstL geret6e1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

tti9en goIttit in graftIien bau1tt, 6aB Oies
fer BoIittf iebr bel an Der tpeni9itens bon
einem 3beile ser 9tebeQen angeitrebten
Misunderstanding ber Wonar6ie IN 8raii7
lien sele9en babe, bon Der fte iib grOBere
6anbelSOortbetLe ais bon Der 3fepublif Oerz
fpre6e.
Smmerbin tpur6en 6ie Ge6eIlen ioear
bon @roBbrttannten nicbt ais 6riegfibren6e
anerfannt = troB Der friegertichen Sort
l9rttte, tpel6e bic Gebenton ba unb bort i'm
Snnern 6es rieitgen braitLilben @ebietes
eentaht baben mta. 8eun AUDI nur bic
6dlfte bteier Stesesbcrichte ma6r 1T, bonn
fann es Ben @egnern Der oben erpdbnten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nt3t i6tper
lein, cine @egenfanbibatur auf3ufteaen
unb fir cine iolcbe gu ittrnmen. 9lber
Bf1t9t Der @egner lit es, bies innerbalb
Ser bon 8eiroto iebt burb bic Shat tDieber
bon anerfannten 8unbesperfaiiuns gu
tbun!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

@S 1T iiberbaupt efeLerregcn6 5u ie6en,
tpte Der Nemteri6aber unb Die 8euteoer@
t6eilung INNER compli3irter uno icbltmz
mer tperben. SSn @bica9o pie IN Wttl7
tpartfee ipirb barauf Gifii6t g%enonlmen,
ob bet Gan6ioat Elm geborner Nmerttd1er,
9euti9er, S6me6e, 9ole, 8Obme ooer
ionit mas Iet; oh er eth Suoe, Sotboltt
ooer Yroteitant urb, ipern er Dd5 leBtere
if, SIT tpelcber Denomination er gebort oh
er auf Der Si6=, NorOz ooer 8eltlette
tpobnt; oh er nit Sen &apttalilten ooer
2lrbeiterfIbrern 8esie6ungen unterb0lt ob
CT Temperens[er 1T ober betm @trtbSz
geperbe in gutem QInieDen itebt, II. /. 10. ;
ob ct aber 3u bem Amte gan3
beon6ers befGbtgt let, bas
fommt, menn iberbaupt, erit gan5 sulebt
III 8etra9t.
9a8 muB autbOren. 9ieie babblonii9e
Sprotbz un6 Sntereiienz 8ertpirrung mut
aus Der 8oLttif auSgemer5t Der6en!
@ir mtiien, baB nit unIerer Qnit5t Die
meiIten beuti6eu 2utberaner iiberetnftimz
men, peId6e, pie mir i6on etngan9S gez
5agt baben, 5u Der Nemteridgerei eintger
ibrer @lauben5genoIien drgerlidh 6en &opi
fbitteln, 0enn ie begreifen, OGB Das
fortp6bren6e 8emdfeLn Der 9lniteaunQ
beuti er &atbDliten Dem Nnieben UNI
GinfluIie 6es . eut q t ; II III 6 Ill
fcbdbIi6, BEN nattpiitiiben 8eitrebungen
biugegen muir fOr0erlicb icin tonne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-12

QlS bic SuinoiS StdatS Settung I'M S1ute
6es bortgen eSa6res bic oeutichen 2utberaner
Dor benz Sreiben BON 9euten narnte, tpelcbe
auf ibre @igenicbaft ais 2utberaner bin
mach 9lemtern ftlcbten, 1pracben t6r ntc9t
iperi9e Der angeiebeniten uno ocb1nn9Sz
tpertbeiten Ofitglte0er oie1er GelIgtonS7
genoiieni6aft tparmen 9anf aus. Sang
DaIielbe 1T Jest in 8e5ug auf BEN Nrttfel
geibebe1, tpeIcben sic StaatS3ettung i'm
Qauf e bteier @ocbe benz lelben @egenitanOe
pibmete. !3ugleib tpurbe bon Suittmmen>
ben 2utberauern mieber nab6ritdltdb be-
tont, baB bic y@ermauia" IN Wttllpaufee
aus BEN pom @ablfampfe bon 1892 Der
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