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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
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bnner oyer after i'm slrbeibstrait, fri
pes fra Smaba. M~ilipaufee'S anen
aap uuocr Yaniten 90 TrOeeut al fine
slr6eipere @iltso; men MI trGnsss Der
mere Sinlp, % Omtrins ben lite au'
quit pil piitnot en- itgrre Stpris emo
u~oaenliupe tiblissrs bore emplcierst.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
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Sc bcmofratiife Soreninger bOlot

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al Splp eiter 5or6ploet 16 til l.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
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mob 2 Stemmer be luttet at iammens
fable Ell Stats S~plptoupertiou til at
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quit. Gen lite SUM- bellutteoe 8Umis
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oene arbeioet ibGroigt % bar ferret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

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rnaa ~iHolcssrrs isreii b5tr Rlaoag % Torsodl geor'
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les assrtisismtHt I BE-, Heore eisrH. paa Con
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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
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hpor 6ialpeu life iom for tent.
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Spnona &osnn9 til 9Pitc OliOns Sfu.
butit i @aibburn pg iOripnte Zig meo
Gfotgt ior ca. 500. 2e foripgte
osina at brpoe zig ino i GOittontOret;
men bet git life.
Gette er i en- llse bet fjsroe Gnos
bru~OstDueri, iom 8aibburn bar pGret
uoiat for.
Sra lllDffen Gouoa9 ben zoe.
Cafe Geneun, 13oe Suli. Oct bar bltt>
title paa Snoipen imOrgcs, os 9ptfe'
rem bapoe lioeu Moie meo at naa 9pits
baaoeu "9isput6", Der lig]er paa los
SOB bD6t Snuo. IA ban bauoe pRret
ne5e i 20 Mtiuuter. fom Fan op meo
9i9et al gaitOr Somes Sogar, iom
orutue0e iioite S6uOag. "a 9pffcreu
anben Gang bar neoe, lDttebes bet BAN
at fiube Or. s. s. So9au, &aitOrens
8rpoer.
si be z, Der omtou, er altiaa 81.
gene al DC 3 9ieniunbne.
SnbbruostDpe beioDte Nat til Den
16oe 8uitbuiet ! 9urano og iprGngte
8enselfabet. Ge tpB mco fig 800
Sglp, $500 / 6rim9rfer % moneyor-
der SpQen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
9Saa Sri9Snien.

gnc slbunnentcr bill faa Begins
>tiicu az oenne Underestimate Sprs
taQiaa, iealGnsc Splaact rerer.
ser CT life mango Grcaplarcr ttls
rage.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05

bcen In prorress for sosnc time, some
VI the spcctatorswho were seated near
tfc place where 2he ball was lost sng-
restcd that they should all feel In their
pockets and sec IL IL was ia my of them.
This they did, and, singular to say, IL
was found In the side pocket OF gem
tlcran wearing jacket whose pockets
had frequently carried small birds that
he had shot with his gun. Evidently
the ball had run up the wall behind
the scat, and small projecting stone
had then caused It TO drop downward
into the gentlemans pocket, and he,
being seated, had never felt the extra
weight, as his pocket rested on the seat
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
PRESENTING rAs KEYS.
Time-Iiunorcd Ceremony still Observed
by thr Authorities OF Edinburgh

Annually rs the lord hiyh commits
sioncr goes 60 Hollywood, Edinburgh, &c
attend, in the name OF The queen, the
general assembly Of the Church OF
Scotland, the lord provost, accom-.
panied 10y Some of the magistrates, re-
pairs to the palace and goes through
the ancient, time honorcd ceremony Of
presenting q him the keys 81 the
city, and lc at once returns them 10
the chief magistrate as che, one best
fitted To rctaintheminou custody VT
But ono trcmblcs, says The Chicago
Chroaislc, 70 think what might Happen
II thC lord high commissioner, sudden
lyldcvelopinE love Of lscys such as led
To the undoing Of poor FatinG, should
retain those. which tho lord provost
presents, and asly to be taken forth
with TO tho gates Of the city that he
might satisfy himself as to its security.
He would learn, 10 his horror, that
there ere no city gates, no locks, or
bolta, or bars, or moats, or draw
bridges, and that tho invader may
march right on to the castle without
any such form OF impeachment.
Much that is old and interesting
there is in Edinburgh, but the city
gates are no more. Few Of the fathers
and brethren at the assembly time give
heed TO the archaeological survivals
which are passed 40 ono goes down TO
Ilolvrood by way of High street end
beginning with John
KnoX's hOuse, its QuaintGtono carvings,
ito still quainter udEloHition: "LYcc
God abcc al, and vi nychtbo%r rs vi
self" Farther down, and in the Can
nongatC, is the Tolbooth police station,
and still near IIolyrood is the Blake
house close, entered through tcne-
mcnt of dwclliughouscs bearing date
1870.
At distances varying from half doz-
en- to twenty or thirty yards, High
street and Cunnongate are pierced by
closes bearing family names entering
into the past history of the city such
names as Glib, Pirric, Rae, etc. Nice
too, are made, Little jacks
close having its larger counterpart in
Big jacks close, Playhouse close it's
repetition in Old Playhouse close, and
Lochend close diminishing 20 Little
Lochend close.
Some of these closes arc exceedingly
picturesque; others smell as badly as
the leading street in Naples. They
are, however, quite worth exploring,
and sometimes you come on gIim2scs of
sunny slopes in the Cation hill direc-
ton which gladden. the eye. Jeffrey
street may be said to frame the Cation
jail as one looks across the narrow
gorge through which the North British
railway is carried. This abode of signs
runs to highly-artistic lines. Based on
the everlasting rock, and situated at
height. it almost recalls
one of tho castelIated peaks of the
Rhine. And vet it is only prison.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
EaF- :. z. DAY, HAZEL GREEN
IF vow WANT THE nnIGHrEsT, rHE

/ ~ 81 = - = : : s. 4 =
=sharpest, the most cutting, the wittiest
the.purest, the most complete religious
paper "a Eastern Kentucky subscribe iOr
LIE BIBLE SWORD. Subscription price
.00 cents q year. Published monthly.
2 Address, The BIBLE SwC,RD, Ezel, Ky
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
a DOUBLE DOSE.
lie Took the Tumble and cot tho nicss-
Ing Too. #l .l8

Ing Too. a. @J8
A wheelman who was scorehing
through Washington park rounded one
of the curves Just as o little girlabout
four years old started to runaacross the
road in front Of him. Hcsct his teeth,
says the Chicago Tribune, turncd his
bicycle sharply tothe left and ileW out
of the saddle IN one direction, while
the machine was tumbling III IN other,
the little girl escaping BY a hairs
breath. -. ~.
You careless brutcis exclaimed q
sharp-voiccd natron, who came run
ningup, t'You monkey on two wheels,
what % you mean by racing about the
park ia this daredevil kind of d wayP
Haven't YOU any consideration for other
folbs2 Don't You know you are always
/ liable ia run over somebody? Do you
want to sccre people TO death? Some
people haven't the sense they were born
with il / had my way about it I'd
stop this business mighty quick. You
might have killed my child"
''Yes, Ela'atn,' replied the young
man, who had gathered himself up and
was making an inventory of his dam.
ages. But i didn't. She got off
without q scratch, and I've q skinned
elbow, q bruised knee, a sprainod ankle
and lame shoulder. There's a piece
Of skin as big as half dollar gone from
the palm Of my hand, my hair is full
of dirt, I've ruined q suit of clothes,
and it will cost me fifteen dollars to
have the machine mended. If I'm not
kicking, ma'am, don't think you ought
to kick"
He picked up his broken bicycle, put
it over his shoulder and limped slowly
away in the direction of the nearest re-
pair shop.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05

While conducting n so,,a
with a one hundred.tor tcs,ss ss % III
at the Yorkshire college = II niHdi S
which included the tcstip~ snelsla
wire rope, Prof. Goodman s -, - aaes,
such 7! 1i ropes were not modo ,s'ea ,Ass
ton, md TINT he had rccoe. n invtr'
bronze wire rope cne,half inaS' Y snas
eter and from twenty 10 th, "a dlaa
long, which had been fonnd 'nlrty ies
the ruins of Pompcii, ana 81, 9uricd d
have been at least nineteen ' ca fnl
years old. hilndset
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
wAERE TAE SAIL WENT.
LOST Sphere iH u Cricket Match Found In
q Spectators Pocket.


Cricket balls have been lost in many
cnricus ways such as by being strncis
into q passing train, into crows and
other birds nests, down chimneys and
stecpics, and II Is likely, saysthe Leeds
Mercury that this instance adds one
taore TO this class OF singular events.
lngrow, on their own ground, were
plnying iVilsdep--thc leaders in the
West Bradford league - aud when j..
SIaith IpFof OF She latter team, was In
ne struck . ball 20 sqsare-leg. The BAH
went to the boundary, passing under a
seat which was filed by spectators.
Seeing That IL was boundary hit, the
Spectators began to look for the bali,
but they could not find IL Then some
~ the cricketers joined ia the search,
but the bali eorid not Sc seen, though
they made close scrutiny OF all the
holes ia the wali--into which Il was
Nltftly suggested they should send q
ferfct, Eventually the search was
nhaDduped d fresh bAsi sccrrcd, n-Ii
ahe wEtoh continued. When It had
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
Lace Bark Trco of Jamaica.

The department of agriculture, for
estry division, at Washington, D. c.,
has collection of rare trees and plants
only second to that belonging to the
famed Kew gardens, London. 4 recent
addition to this neurological museum
is a lace bark tree" from Jamaica.
The inner bark of this queer tree is
composed of many layers Of fine and
intricately woven fibers which inter
lock with each other in all directions.
Caps, ruffies and even complete suits of
this curious vegetable lace have been
made. II bears washing with common
laundry soap, and when bleached in
the sun acquires, a degree of whiten ess
seldom exeelled by artificial laces made
of cotton, linen and silk. The intricate
web of this unique bark makes it
compare favorably to the last-men-
toned productions for both beauty and
durability. 1t is to be sincerely hoped
that the agricultural department will
sec that the Jamaica lace tree is intro
dnccd into the United States and its
cultivation carefully fostered.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
Thouaht John D. Needed Prayers.

A crazed religions enthusiast of
Cutshin, Leslie county, has been
praying for Hon. John d. White,
the ex-congressman and sent him
q long, rambling sermon for "his
souls salvation, /" as he puts it,
directed to this place, where the
ex-eongressman has been stopping
ter THE past week, says the. Rich,
mond Register BY an oversight
of the postoflice clerk fell into
the hands IF County Clerk John
White, who, on reading it, was
on the point of getting down on
his knees and begging for mercy.
when he happened to think Of the
eX-congressman being in town.
and remembered that he had been
IN politics the longest and there
fore needed praying for the worst.
so he sent the curions document
Where it would do the most good
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
AN INLAND LAKE WITH TIDES.
Pcculiarities Of Kildino Described by Rus
sian Scientists. I

r
Russian scientists have lately been
studying the curious island of Kildine.
of the coast Of Russian Lapland, and
separated 'front.' BY a narrow strait.
This island, says the New York Sun,
has a lake that has no visible connec-
ton with the sea, but is affected with
tidal movements. To be sure, the tides
in the Lake rise and fail only a few
inches, while those in the surrounding
sea rise and fan several feet. The peri.
odicity Of the lake tides makes II plain
that the Lake has subterranean conmu-
nication with the sea-
The water on the island Is 81 three
kinds, fresh water from rains and from
brooks ut the highest points; little
lower salt water like that OF tho seq;
at the lowest point sea water, sur
charged with free sulphurctted hydro
gen. The fresh water is inhabited by the
animal life usual in the fresh water 81
that region. The salt water has sen
creatures, sponges and the like, while
the water surcharged with sulphurctted
hydrogen has neither vegetable nor
animal life. The phenomenon Of this
sulphuretted hydrogen has its counter
part in the depths Of the Black sea-.
where the presence Of the gas DESTROYS
animal and vegetable lie.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
oNLY slX wee TEARS oE JOY
How tho Heroes of Hundred Different
Novels Propose.

HOW tho Heroes of Hundred Different
Novels Propose.
81 Some one with nothing else to do has
investigated the way in which heroes
in n hundred different novels arc repre-
scented as proposing. Seventy-two, says
London Answers, hold the lady's hand,
seventeen hold it verw tightly, fourteen
have humps in their threats and nine
exelaim aloud: THANK heaven!" Only
seven out Of the hundred declare them
selves to be deliriously happy. and fivc
are too full for utterance. Three out
Of the hundred stand on their feet
when they make proposal and two go
down on one knee, while nine make
formal speeches. The behavior of the
lady under the circumstances is equally
entertaining and instructive. Out of
the hundred cases eighty-one sink into
the arms of the gentlemen, sixtg-eight
rest their heads on the gentleman's
breast, and only one sinks into the
arms of chair; eleven clasp their arms
around the gentlenlan's neck; six weep
tears of joy silently and forty-four
weep tears aloud--whatever that
means; seventy-two have eyes full OF
love, and nine OF the hundred rush
from the room and tell everybody.
Only four IRE greatly surprised, and
eighty-sevcn out of the hundred knew
that something was coming. Five gig
gle Historically. Only one of the hun
dred struggle not to be kissed, while
III 81 q L. -.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
TIE PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF TR; SgUTa.

(COnHccfGf NTH he Str!rc Il. d. II. CJlLFHEl
Highest OmeinI Endorsement, Ihc Cav.
sfhor OF the Common wchllh, the trChtdCtt
~ the state College, aud the SFcretAry s.a
Trensurer Of the Security Trust and safety
REC0SEliENDED ~ its army Of succfssiul
mhdehts, whose salaries aggregate hnndrcdsa
REFERENCES. Scores Of the leading pro.
tesSlonal and business raem who are rs tr,inas
ana patrons. system OF actual. practlcti
hanimens tnstrHctiOn used IN every Gepart
Xr Ishss m91tns sSn9. oE Gny Sth.l FsA
ne hrst Premiums, Gold and EronZe MedslsgNd
diplomas, ETC." a. the International 5Msd..
housekeeping used In this College. Head
OF RTsincss Department, 10 years practical
, Mi,:$i,EST AWARn OF TSsohLp'S 80.
LNMnIAN EXr0STTE0N 20 " American syss
the Highest Enforcement I'm the WORLD
70 the head Of our Shorthand Department an sS.
TELEGRAPHY. SuperintendcTt ofoug
Railway and Telegraph system has reeD,i
Operator 70 G&et Train fHiBSir sPaScher, 0 VIII
largest Trunk Lines ia America. Endorssd 9S
Fhc Only School in the W6rid owning agd
purpose nt htting It's graduates TO so direct 10
500 P9,.ig9s Is RraetiGAI 9Gsgaii 9Io & ali
eepartments. No Class Work.
wtsh any course PeppanshIP Baspf
< m X s9nmercial Law, CoIlpe'
Fes:TEoSNSss. s'ast oasr guarantee plan,
HOME STUDY, will save you money write
for instructions. s7n. 600. 90 Guarantees that
QUIZ GolleEe. ~ rs represented, or m1neg ~
tnnded. }Et.EGtNT NEW UyILDAAn.
owned, erected and furnished by rs, 70 meet we
requirements OF our practical system 81 InslIns'
n9n, Eurnnce Heat. Electric light, Ohirr
beLIeet ventilation. The largest and most ~
Ia ,S,tlg equipped Rusincss College Buii"ihk
HESAal5,E some colleges, whose resPonsbiIli.y,
,. Issts npnn their word only Will tell you lhse
my VIII give you the "same,m Or q Emo. ait
r. thorough Gdurseflhf " less time, or fQr W.
money! etc, than IL takes 20 compieit
.,nnIse Win u.s. 1cWnre 81 such lla,llIss'
they nrc false. Illustrated Catalogue iIoe'
:. Address, e. 81 CALHOUN, Prlneipal' -,
ElsF j 4. DAY, HAZEL GREEN.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05

B During the last twenty years the
Improvements in railroads have been
remarkable, but they must be more re
marltable in the next twenty. When
we see crashing past us that enormous
mass Of iron and wood called the
vestibule train we are prone to wonder
at the wide difference between the
construction of this train and that of u
bicycle. "A twenty-one and ono-half
pound safety" will carry one hun
bred and fifty-pound man at nearly
the same rate 81 speed as the train, but
for every one hundred and fifty-pound
man the vostibule train must carry n
dead weight Of between three thou
sand and four thousand pounds. Now,
as the bicycle Is a practical machine,
the train must be unnecessarily heavy;
and Il there is such i discrepancy In
one important point may not an equal
discrepancy exist In other important
5points2 ~ Civ n
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05
BRADLEY A GUTTER
NOT COMPETENT TO COPE WITH
THE BRILLIANT HARDIN,
lie Does the "Daby Act" and Takes Adj
yftninge of a Trivial Incident to
withdraw from The Joint
Il w. #9s Debate. .-.
The Hardin.Bradley debates are

committee declared the rest Of tn,
appointments off last Friday
night, upon the statement of Mr.
Bradley that he had been treated
discourteously at Eminonco.
At midnight Friday, after ~
anxious secret conference between
Mr.. Bradley and his managers, the
following was given out, a copy
being mailed to Major l.. G. Nor
man. chairman of the Democratic
Campaign committee:
Headquarters Republican Exec.
utive Committee, Louisville, Aug
|80, 1805.-Hon. l.. C. Norman
Chairman Democratic Campaign
Committee, Louisville, Ky.-Dpal
Sir: The discourtesy offered our
candidate for governor at Emf
hence today in breaking off the
debate by denying him a hearing,
c0nstrains us to cancel the re-
manning appointments.
Respectfully,
w. GODFREY HUNTER, Oh m.
The haste and cogornoss with
which Mr.. Bradley and his Cam
paign committees seized upon an
incident 50 triilin& and Desperate
ly squeezed out Of it a protext
for canceling their appointments
with the Democratic Campaign
committee, was looked upon by
all Democrats who knew of it last,
and will doubtless be regarded
generally, as confirming the sus-
picion that Mr.. Bradley had
grown tired Of the debates and
was anxious to get out on the
stump alone. Mr.. Bradley's Cam
paign committee was never very
much in favor of joint debates.
When the Democratic Campaign
committee waited 40 joint debates
the Republican campaign commit
tee was almost paralyzed. 1t
finally consented to twelve. Five
of this appointments were kept.
At each of them Mr.. Bradley ap-
peared more irritable. At each of
them he was more impatient when
his reckless statements and mac
curate figures about state affairs
were upset by facts which he could
not get around or iuggle away.
The climax was reached at the
sixth appointment at Eminence,
and q little disorder, which those
who were present agree was not
unusual and was not meant as a
discourtesy to the Republican can
didate for governor, afforded Mr..
Bradley an opportunity to claim
that he had not been properly
treated. He left the platform in
anger, hurried to Louisville and
his friends. He will
in a few days announce list of
for himself alone,
which will take up his time be-
tween now and the close of the
campaign. In these speeches, with
nobody to dispute him, Mr.. Brad
ley hopes to be his old self again.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05

a farm hand climbed into neigh.
boris cherry tree, near Rochester, N.
~, the other dey4and began putting
the fruit where il did him most good.
The owner came along unseen by the
cater, and observing q leg dangling,
thought II was a coon, or said he did
aftcrwari, hastened TO the house, seized
his gun, and coming back, filled the
gentlcman's feet fun u shot. Rccip.
roc1l explorations ard apologies FOL.
lowed.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-05

The institution Of school vacations
dates back considerably further than
has been assumed. Vacations were
first introduced mold IIellas, and An
axagoras, the philosopher, was Tine
founder ofthe custom lie lived at
Lampsacos, ON the Asiatic side 81 the
Hellespont, honored aud loved by
old and young alike. When once asked
what the city could do for him, Ike r..
plea: Close the schools annually for
one month, and give the children'at time
over to play alone. / wish you would
choose the month die in for that pur,
pose" His wish was granted, and as
late as the third century of our era the
children Of Lampsacos enjoyed a
months vacation every year, begin
ming with the celebration Of the ami
Sersary OF Anaxagoras' death.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-15
aiaman's eert@ttt6e ssiesertaee.

Wtdn erfd6rt iebt etnds Nd6eres iiber Die
Gnti9eibung, bur9 pe19e Der 8un0esri6=
ter Edmonton benientgen She'll bes Oispenz
larb@ @efebes bpn GabzGarplina fir perz
tat ungsptortg erfldrt bat, Der alen
8epo6nern beg Staates nit Musz
nabme Der 0ispen1arDz Mgenten berbietet,
geiittge @etrGnfe, feGbH fir ben eigenen &C.
brau9, aus arberen Staaten ein3ufIbren,
&t9ter @tmonton giebt 5u, baB bas Sc
leg gu &e3t beiteben piirbe, penn es 1t9
auf bic poli3etz@ etpalt bes Staates GRIM
bete, nnD ben 8erfauf pber @enuB g~eiittger
9etrdnte fir f6Gbli9 unb unfittli9 unb
besbalb poli5eiipibrig erflGrte. 9as t6ue
bas @efeb aber ni9t; i'm @egentbeil es treffe
nrnfa1enbe Tirforge fir ben @nfauf bon
g~etfttgen @etrdnfen. 1tnb es bs5tpede nur,
I'm bor bemWiBbrau9 berielben 3u f9uben,
bab Der Staat ni6t MIR ben 0rtli9elt Ser
fauF Der 9%eiitigen @etrdnte, fonbern or6
beren Gtnfubr OBJ olut monopoliftren foae.
Dieter SGeil beS @efebes lei aber perfafz
~lungsntbrig, tnbem es l1nterf6iebe i6affe,
ertens 81 llngunften Der Brobufte anberer
Staaten, tpobur4 Dem freien interftadtz
1i4en 0anbel Elm &ieoel bprge19oben
iperbe, 5nettens gu @un1ten Der 9ispenz
1orDzNgerten gegeniiber alien iibrigen Sir
germ bes @taqtes, unb brittens gu l1gunz
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gebenben perfonen in anberen Stdaten, bic
ni4t bic 9unit Der @tuatsz9 tspenfatoren
genieBen.
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gen ben al1einigen 8erfauf an iib 3u reibett.
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tbanen 5u berbieten, ii9 BON %ienletts Der
@ren3e fer geiti9e @etrdnte gu ibrem per-
fOnli3en @ebrauh fommen gu lai1en. Oaz
bur4 tpirb aber gum groBen She'll ber3nee,
aus benz Staatsmonopol cine @innabme 3u
fhaffen, p~ereitelt. Sber better, er miro 1i9
in 3utunft no4 f6perer errei6en lafen, oIs
bisber. 9enn tpiet f9on neuli4 mitget6eilt,
1T Der @etpinn bes Staates Bis iebt glei9
NuQ gepefen.
Sreili9 baben bic 'Oberpeifen, bic bonn
Sberbunbesgeri9t, mod bas lebte 8ort in
hpr @nne al 1hrpchpn