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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

Now. the lonrcrtI live the more be-
licve In blood--Gpod blood. bad blood.
proud blood, honest blood. th;erinq
blood, heroic blood. cowardly blood,
writes Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmaryc In the
Ladies' Homo Journal. The tendency
may skip generation or two. but Il Is
sure TO come out. rs In tho little child
you sometimes sec siu.ilarity 70
grcat-grandfather whose picture hangs
on the wall. That the physical and
mental and moral qualities arc inhcrita.
bic is patent TO anyone who keeps his
eyes open. The similarity Is 80 striking
sometimes as To be amusing. Great
families. regal or literary. arc apt to
have the characteristics an down
through the generations, and what Is
moro pcrceptiblc Ia such families may
be seen on smaller scale In all fami-
lies. A thousand years have no power
TO oblitcratc the differences. The large
lip OF the house of Austria Is seen Ia
all the descendants and Is called the
lIapsburg lip. The house OF Stuart al
ways means In all generations cruelty
and bigotry and scnsuality. Witness
Queen OF Scots. Witness Charles l. and
Charles III. Witness James /. and
James H., and all the others Of that inn
pcrial line.
Scotch blood means persistence.
Dutch blood means cleanliness and
good breeding. English blood means
reverence for tho ancient. Welsh blood
means rcllgsosity. Danish blood means
fondncss for tho sea. Indian blood
means roaming disposition. Celtic
blood means fcrvidity. Roman blood
means conquest.
The Jewish faculty for accumulation
yon may trace clear back to Abraham,
Of whom the Bible says: lie was rich
in silver and gold and CATTLE" and to
Isnac and Jacob, who had the same
family characteristics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
FUNERALS HIS HOBBY.
Upitod States Treasury Has nIan who
Enjoys Them Exceedingly.


upltod States Treasury Has nIan who
Enioys Them Exceedingly.
In one OF the bureaus Of the treasury
department is man who has chronic
desire to help bury people md attend
funerals. The other day, says the
Washington Post, he was transferred
To n new division. The f-s. day no
asked his chief for leave of absence dur
ing the afternoon.
what for?" asked the chief.
81 want to attend the funeral of Capt.
Smith,"
The chief had hardly got acquainted
with the man and sent him upstairs to
his former chief to ask II ho had been
permanently transferred 20 his divi-
sion. The man came back with the
announcement that he had been trans
fcrrcd. and he was excused for the
afternoon. The Same day this chief
met the chief of the division where he
had formerly been employed.
"Why did you send the man 20 me 70
inquire II he had been transfcrrcd?"
''lIc asked for leave of absence. and
wanted TO fird out whether had any
authority over him." was the reply.
"Did he want to attend n funcrol?-
''Ycs.r
81 knew It," said the other. TITS a
regular thing With him--a disease. He
has mania for attending funerals"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

Man WHO Leased SKATES Told rhnekcray
OF Tut Ono Loss.


Man WHO Lcassi skates Told rhackcray
OF Tut Ono Loss.
Thaclscrny once asked ono OF the inen
who lets ont skates on the Scrpentine
whether he Ind ever lost pair through
the omission To exact deposit, and he
replied that he had never DOM so ex-
cent on one occasion, when tho circum'
stances made II almost pardonablc. a
well-dresscd young fellow was having
his second skate fastened ON when nc
suddouly broke away from the mans
hands and dashed on 70 tho leo, Tho
next instant tbicls-aet. powerful man.
was clamoring for another pair, ~
shall nab him now" he cried, for lam
n dab nj skating" lie was shcriifs
officer IN pursuit Of his prey, and very
anImating sight II was TO watch inc
chase, lie was, ms he had boosted, q
arst-ratc skater, md " became present
Nv obvious that be was FanniAg apwa
lhis man. Then the young fell9w dc'
fermincd 10 run desperate risk Tor
liberty. Tho loo. rs usual, under the
bridge was marked ndsggerous Rpp
= madc for II At bepdlong speed, The
fce hcnt t@ncoth bis weight, but he got
sa 49, ~ Through. The ehcriffs officer
followed with cqua,, pluc's but, bsing Q
hn.,,,cr man. brof& through and was
drowned. ellis slxatcs," said tho mar
rntor Of tho incident, ~ got back eI'er
tho inquest. but those the young gem
t]eman had on | never saw again
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
STATISTICS FOR IDLY CURIOUS,
Computations on smoke Pafs. Kisses. Air
Pressure and Poiitcncas.


Pressure and Poiitcncss.
A German lover of figures has made
the following curious calculations, says
she Berlincr Abend Post: A man smolx-
ing pipe of medium size blows out Of
his mouth for every time he fills the
pipe 700 smoke clouds. IL he smokes
four pipes n day for twenty years he
blows ont 20,as0, 900 smoke clouds.
If two lovers spend four hours to-
gcthcr and the lover takes or receives
900 llisses-low calculation--and each
kiss lasts ten seconds,in fivc years time
tho lover would have S05,000 kisses,
and their lips would have been united
for the space Of fcrty-six days and six
hours.
If the entire population is considered
TO be 1,400,0Oo,000 the brains of this
number Of human beings would weigh
1,923,712 tons, or as much rs ninety-six
ironclads of the ordinary size.
The air pressure on person of ordi-
nary size Is thirteen and half tons.
A man of fifty years OF age has in or
binary cases undresscd himself 1880
times. and, of course, dressed himself
just as many times
Whcn n person on the street raises
his hat, makes bow, the work of
second, he IL carried by the movement
Of the earth 800 meters round with the
planet, three miles round the sun, and
nearly n mile forward with the sun.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

Suggests Set OF False Teeth for uic
tnufn's f.nby.
Tie was bachelor. vhilo the other
man upon whom lsc was calling was a
Young married man, and tho visitor felt
very much like fish out OF water, says
the Philadelphia Record.
The year before they had been insep-
arabic chnms. with the same tastes. the
Same habits.
Now everything was changed.
The. young benedict seemed TO be just
as sociable and talkative as ever. but
his old chum was i'll at ease.
He felt like making q bolt for the
door, and with difficulty restrained
himself.
His nerves were at high tension. and
nc sat watching the door pnthetically,
expcctantly, like the felon awaiting the
coming of his exccutioncr.
The door opened finally, and wom-
an wearing white cap and apron en-
tered with avery young baby in her
arms.
Here he is,p said the married one.
Here's my son and heir. Isn't no a
beauty, Jack, eh?"
Jack made some idiotic remark about
the baby's sex.
'.Oh, yes" said the father. Hadn't
You heard? It's boy, Of course"
Certainly, might have known, "
Jack gasped. Its got hair on its
head
The father laughed, but Jack looked
solemn.
"Baby's got TOOTH" said the father,
proudly.
only one?r qucriod the bachelor, aud
then he had bright idea.
"Of course, that needn't worry you"
he said; II should think you might get
q false set pretty cheap. Such small
kid, v know"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22


The passage Of the North sea, or Bal-
tic ocean for II Is equally well known
by both titlcs-is looked upon with
dread BY the nnvigntors who have to
bravo It's dangers
Tho sailors .of the North German
Lloyd call Il the Sea Of Murder. In al-
fusion TO the marine disasters with
which its history bristlcs, says the Bos-
ton Transcript The captain of the
liner whose destination Is Liverpool or
London feels that the pcrils OF his voy-
age are practically over when he
reaches Queenstown. The command
ers Of the sister ships of the Elbc,
on the other hand, realize that the
most dangerous part OF their Jour
ney Is yet to come. for ahead of them
Is the narrow and crowded English
channel and the equally crowded and
tcmpcstuous North sea.
These unruly waters are open TO tho
fierce sweep OF the wind that Is SO
dreadful 20 Europe, that which Is from
the northeast. Only those who have
experienced these marrow-chilling,
pneumonia-brceding blasts can realize
tilttI HtiE'i utiV tiitil BJWtis nt 0Ali
stream, which surgcs up the channel
and around the northern end OF the
British isles, meets the Icy currents
from the Arctic regions. Storms, varied
by dense fogs, result from this COM
bination. The cast coast of England
forms deadly lee shore for the ship
ping caught in tho prevailing winds.
In addition 60 these natural dangers,
the North sea Is crossed and recrossed
by dozens of steamer ''lanes." 1t is
also the scat Of fhe great herring fish
cries, with their thousands OF smaclxs
and schooncrs that, lying at anchor
here, there and everywhere, are by no
means the least OF the dangers which
menace the navigator. Here, too. are
hundreds Of Scotch and English coast-
ing craft, which stand well to sen to
avoid the dangers Of shore lines. And
lastly tho mouth Of the Thames spreads,
funnel lilfc. into the North sea, adding
to the total pcrils with its fleets Of i'm
coming and outgoing vessels
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22


t.no - thu Literature 81 Food.
Dr. Felix Oswald contributca to
Health Culture an article In which he
azecrts that what arc called canine
teeth" arc not canine In any scnEc OF
Significance. They correspond. he says.
20 the eye teeth in ran--instcod OF the
eye teeth in man corresponding 90 thorn.
It viii be noscd-and are enormously
developed In several species of balloons
that would unhcsitatingly prefer
bunch Of wild grapes 20 a porter-house
steak. Dr. Oswald does not believe that
man Is carnivorous animal. and he
terms the idea shat man cannot live on
a strict vegetable diet 1.-The meat dciu-
sion" He notes ngain that normal
children have m aversion TO flesh food
IN its undisgnised state, and ridiculcs
the notion that meat promotes muscle
and conduces 10 longevity.
Tho conclusion il drawn from DIR. Os-
wuld's Investigations ''that total alb
stincnce from flesh food would pro-
mote the cause OF moral as well as
physical health and would contribute
no little 70 advance "thc blessings OF
international peace and II it would
certainly do either there would be suf-
ficient warrant for organizing society
or something to popularizc the cause
he advocates ard persuade people TO
carry his ideas into general effect. The
world VIII probably go very slow, OF
course, in giving dpits savory steaks"
"cuts, and such things for an cxclu-
sivc diet OF barley bread and dried figs,
even with ghcc and beans thrown in
for the sake of luxury, but the good
doctors essay will not DO without its
use nevertheless. If our farmers in
South Carolina win not raise sheep and
cattle In order TO supply themselves and
us'with tho beef and mutton products
which our souls, so 70 speak. SO per-
sistently crave, there Is considerable
comfort to be derived from the assur-
ancc of SO high medical authority that
we are ali the better and brawpier
without them
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

A ''solar day" is measured by the ro-
tation OF the earth upon its axis. and Is
OF different lengths. owing TO tho clip
ITCHY OF the earth's orbit, and othcr
causes. An Astronomical day" COM
mences at noon and Is counted from the
first to the twcnty-four hours. A civil
day" commences az midnight and h.
counted from tho first to the twelfth
hour, and then again from tho iirst honr
OF tho day till the twelfth ot night. Tho
nautical day used ry shir Captains,
explorers and some. Few others Il
counted as civil day." only that the
reckoning ~ begun at noon. as with the
''astronomica! dav."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

Henry Fisher, the earliest licensed
pilot In Delaware, was man OF SUBJ
stance when tho war for independence
broke out, and besides ser4ing as q
major In tho CONTINENTAL army he
freely gave his wealth 10 aid the causc.
When ahont % part with his savings
no was interrupted by his wife, who
said, according 10 tradition: Henry
Fisher, VIII you mako bcgears II your
childrcpqr and tho pilots answer was:
''Dettcr DO beRgars than slaves" 2
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

In 1871. before the French national
assembly had decided whether the new
constitution was Co be monarchial or
republican, tho count Of Paris visited
the palace NJ Versailles. AS he entered
the door Jules Simon mot him and bow
ing said: III we are Ia republic, You
arc In my houao and shall bc do-
lighted TO do tho honors. II we arc Ia
monarchy, am In yours. Tho count
laughed and said: Let us 90 IN to-
rcthcr.n .-rv r "a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

An extraordinary discovery was mntio
IN the stomach 81 fish Of the ling
species NJ Liverpool Wholesale market
the other day The fsh weighed flftccn
pounds. and In is stomach were two
smooth cobblcsiones Weighing over flvo
pounds. which had evidently been uscd
as ainkesa for deep sea fishing llno
The fish. ~ far ns could no aeon. did
not appear TO have suffered FROM oho
presence Of such weight In It's sion,
1nh VI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22
IS A SPANKING ooop JOKE.
How n State Senator'S Blundcr Filled n
sioeplng-Car with Screams.

How State Senator'S Diunder Filled =
sioeplng-car with Screams.
A prominent state senator lately rave
n dinner at tho state capital to several
of his colleagues on the condition that
they would not make public his name in
connection with little affair that re-
Gently occurred ON tho Albany mid,
night train, says the New York Herald.
The senator Is of ively.disposftion
and somewhat inclined TO practical
joking. He and an assomblyman occu-
pied section jointly The senator
went into the smolfing-rooin about nine
o'clock. Tho aascmblyman, who had
tho lower berth, said that he would rc-
tire for q short nap.
Tho ncnator about haitian hour after
ward walked down the aisle OF the car
and stopped opposite his section. Tho
curtains wcrc tightly drawn. BY way
Of q good joke" on his colleague the
scnntor carefully liftod aside tho cur
tain, administered ronsing slap on
tho form In the lower berth and haati-
ly rctrcuSed to the smolSing,room.
A succession of piercing female yclls
followed. Great Scott" calculated
the senator, attracted by tho screams.
"Wh--whnt does this mennq"
"What's the matter?' inquired the
assemblyman, pecring out Of an adjoias
ing upper berth,
nWhat arc you doing In that bcrth?v
asked the senator.
Why, there was lady who had this
berth and as she did not like an upper
ono exchanged with her. forgot to
tell YOU about it,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-06-22

The old European astrologcrs o. me
eixfecnth and seventeenth centuries
predicted tho future Of q ohild ny tne
age and position Of the moon % lnp
time Of ia birth. TO be born IN tho
light OF the moon, sign In the head
witch ascending node, insurcs large
brata. exalted Intelligence and very
orocnessiyo spirit, II the sign was IN
fbe hcayi, the child you'd peeefn9 y
generous. jovial. hind-hearted mop 81
woman: II In tho etomach' great ea''f
w1th a tendency 10 grow corpuient' -
fbe sign happened 10 be IN tho legs n'
fhe time III that important event. INC
hahv would one dry become q great
traveller; II Ia The feet, p good dancer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
en5d1e.h4td,s auheota @taata- Betuaee, ae1tttnandb 20. aetars 1898.

pber in Goncert6olen t6re Tonntdgli6sn
@erTammlungsn abbalten. Sin dltes, ber@
T9Giffenes Sbeater BET Sage! Damn bas
i9ale Gingen zines Spltiten bon Der 8ubne
berab unb Derf9ieoene anoere MGb4s1,
tpel9e bas 11n3uldn9li9e Derratben.
Der moberne SbealismuS fam BPM alte1
@ieles lernen; Die 9riftlt9e STRIDE bat ith
Die Sempel Der Negppter, Der @rie9en uno
30mer gum 8orbilbe %genommen; tie bat IN
i6rsr 8liit6e5eit NIles in ibren 9tenit
g%e1telt; fe mar Die MtfenI9aft, tie mar bic
&unft, tie mar bas Sbea1, ie mar bas Se@
ben. 60 muB au9 bic reue &irAe perben.
pel9e bic mobernen SOealiiten anItreben,
unb 10 LANCE iie ii9 an Der duBeren Sorm
bergreifen, beneifen tie, baB ie felbit mod
nidbt bom retbten Settle erfiiat iinb.
DIS mir am Samftag ben n9ome Sdz
loon" berlteben, ba ba@ten mir: @tnmdl
unb ntGt pieber! unb als uns ge1tern 9err
8robbed in bebauernbem Sone mtttbeilte,
baB bic @emeinbe gar ni9t pa9ien poQe,
obglei9 INNER fort reue 3ubOrer fdmert, pa
Dat er fi9 felbt fem urtbeil gefpro9sn:
Man bat an einem Wtdle grade genug; man
ge6t, unb niemals febrt mat pteoer!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Sieo Ger Gipilotenftreform.

9te @o9e Der GibtGbien 6at &C.
tern i'm Staats1enat BON SGtnois etner
glGn3enben @ieg errpngen. 9ie @ibilOtenft=
portage purbe in 3petter 2eiung nit 81
gegen 5 @ttmmen angenommen unb sur
britten 2eiung, pel4e idon beute ~itattfinz
ben nirb, bef0rbert. Die t%penigen @egner
Der Sin bemiibten It3 bergebli9, fie butf
@inreidung BON 3ufdBen gu perfhleppen
unb bamit gu p%erbinOern, baB bic 8eODlfez
rung bel ben Sriibiabrspablen barii6er abe
Itimmen fDnnte. Mu9 cine 8otI9aft BEG
@ouperneurs Mltgelo, in tpel9er berfelbe
barauf btntpies, baB es ungere4t fet, Den
fleinen Srten bo9beaablte 8eamten auf3u@
birben, bate ntbt Die gepinf4te Wir>
flung, obpo6l Der @ouberneur Elm 8etO in
Musi9t iteGte, tpenn bic @orlage ni9t in
Dem BON linn angeoeuteten Slime abgednz
bert pirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Die ManftonsMeferpatton.

gtner 3u59rtft Der r@brago Srtbune"
aus 0anttpn in Sibz9atota aufolge, 1oQ
Der 0rGfibent benz M~b9eorbneten ptdler NIT
qet6eilt baben, baB bic Nanftonz9feierpdtton
am 1. Mpril Der 8eftebelung g%eDffnet perben
nirb, unb ba 8tdler natirli9 ni4t ben
Munb bariiber gebalten bat, 10 3teben lh9
iebt bereits cine Menge Nnfteoler an ben
@ren5en Der R~eierDation 5uiammen.
Sb aber Der 1. Nprtl ptrf1t9 Der 3ettz
puntt Der @r0ffnung fein iptrb, tit %5petfelz
baft, ba aus elmer 3uf9rift bes General
2anb>@ommtffdrs 2amoreur an uns, bic
BPM Is. b. SO. battrt 1T, betporgebt, baB
oerfelbe nod ntbt fetgefebt 1T.
Die Oanftonz geIerbation Itegt inner6al6
Der @ren3en BON gbar1es N}tr Gountb, Sic
entbGlt 10000 &cres benz Mtfourt ent>
lang Gieeenben febr fru9tbaren 9anbes, unb
nir6 bespeqen unb neil bic 9egenb rings
UNI beretts gut beiiebelt 1T unb nabe MGrfte
entbGlt, natiirli9 groBen 3ulauf baben, unb
es nerben fi9 bort BEL Der @rOffnung natirs
ltb Die glet9en Scenen abfptelen, tpte bel
Der Mn1iebelun9 bon Sfla6omd, nur bdB
bier Der &f pobl mod Elm erbttterterer
merben tptrb, neil bes 2anoes 10 pentg TT.
Die MnIiebelung pirb auf @runb Der fee
ftebenben 6eimftGttez unb Sopnfbipz8e ebe
erfolqen, bic, pie Der @eneralz2unbzGOm
mi1Gr 19reibt, g%etpifIen Nbdnberungen unz
tertpprfen tporben finb, iiber pel9e bic prpfz
Idmatton bes grGftbenten erft enbgiilttge
Mustunft geben pirb, Die aber gum groBen
Sbeile bereits in benz @ertrage entbalten
1inb. Oara9 1T y in jebem Sopnf4ip Die
ie9saebnte unb Observation-Disclosures @eftton
fir S9ul3pede BON Der Sc ftebelung ausgez
nommen. q bat ieber Nnfiebler auBer ben
qe1eb1i9en 9ebiibren bas 2anb NIT $3.5
Der Mcre 3u be5ablen, tpDppn so Gents fofort
BET Der @tntragung unb Der 8eit Bel ST.
langung bes enbgiltigen 8efibtitels 5u TT
le9en 1T. 9afir bat Der Nnftebler G9t
Sabre 3ett, ebe er ben &eit 5ablen muB nnb
genteBt ndbrenb btefer 3ett b~oafGnbige
Steuerfreibett.
MuBer ben ben Qniieblern gum Grtperb
offenftebenben 2Gnbereien 9iebt es aud I'M
nerbalb Der &eierbatipn 2anb, nel9es onf
25 Sabre gemietbet tperben fann. g5 tit
bas bas 2anb, tpel@es ben auf Der &eferbda
tipn berbleibenben etpa 1000 &Dpfe odblenz
ben Snbtanern gum GigenbeftB iibergeben
pprpen lit, unb bas bie1e nt9t D~erfaufsn,
tpObl aber bermietben biirfen, tpenn tie. es
nt9t felbft bebauen tpollen. 9tefes Snbta%
nerlano liegt bauptiG9lt9 in Der fioOtlt=
6en @de Der Reieroatton in Der umgegeab
Der Mgentur.
Sin Ding lit NIT Der 8efiebeGung perz
bunben, tpel3es Man9en abbalten pirb,fi 9
baran 81 betbetltgen. 0ur9 ben Gm 81.
December 1892 nit ben sSnbianern abgez
f6Iofenen Mbtretungsz @ertrag fino berauz
f6enbe @etrGnte auf etpige .3etten BON Der
&eferpation ausgei9lofen. Die 8epobaer
tperben dlfo entipeber iiber ben W}ihonrt,
ober na9 8onbomme pber 9ut4infoa
Gountb oDer na@ Nrmour in GbarGes Wir
Gountp fabren miiien, tpenn fe einmal fas
8ebirfntB fiblen, tire &eblen nit ettpas
Seuriserem als 8ai1er an3ufeu9ten. SIT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20

3e6n ,erf6tener. Neun bGuerli9e uno 5tpet
bitrgerli9e feblten. Die lirfu9e baDon TT,
6uB Die i'm Sabre 1869 benz 2dnb3en BPM
9roBber5og gnGbigt ertbeilte Gerfalung
BON ben biirgerlt9en unb bduerlt9en Stdrz
ben nod nt9t anertannt lit. limb 10 bebtlft
fi6 benin bas 2anO obne parliament ipetter
unb pirb rei9 babel, benin Der 81 gletder
3eit NIT Der 8erfafung erri3tete 2anbesz
fonbS tpG9it tpeiter unb bat beretts 10000
Mart pber faIt 20 Mart auf ben &opf Der
8eD0lferung errei4t. ~9faBeburg, mas ptaf
Su mod me6r9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20

Die Na9rt9t, nona9 Der breiunbfiinfs
3tgite GongreB gu bDfer Sept mittelit zines
M~n6Gngiels an cine 8epiQigunqsbiQ ben
MrbeitscommtfGr nit elmer unter1uhunq
Der Srage bon ben geittgen @etrGnten BON
DISQUALIFICATION Stanbpunfte beauf=
tragt unb gu oiefem 3pede $4,000 betpilz
ltgt bGtte, entnabmen MIR benz in 1ol9en
Otngen getpDbnliG nnbebingt 5uberlGf1tger
Mafbingtoner 8latte 2Duis @9abe's, un5
atpar Der Nummer BPM 9. Mdr3.
9o9 auf bic $4,000 baben iib bic SEM
peren5ler bergeblt3 gefreut, benin mad benz
amtli9en PrDtofoa beltimmt bas MnbGnqfel
in feiner enogiiltigen Safiung nur Jolgen=
beg: Der MrbettscommthGr 1T biermit err
mdAtigt, cine llnterfu6ung bin1i9tIi9 Der
bolfspirtbf4aftlt3en Seite Der Jrage bon
9~etfttgen 8etrdnten boraunebmen unb bas
@rgebniB benz @pngreB at beribten. Ood
muB oiefe unterfu9ung innerbalb Der reqelz
mdbtgen, fir bas Nrbeitsbepartement Qe=
ma9ten 8epiliguneen gefubrt perben,"
Die bonn &ntragfteller, Senator 2obge,
beantragte @elbbentGigung fie1 19on Inn
Senat meg, ndmentli6 in sSoloe bes fpaderen
Nuftretens bes Senators Surpie BON, SIN
oiana. Nu9 @9obe mar natiirli6 fir oieTe
@bf9pd6ung tbGtig.
8ie mir aug 5uberlGffiger Auele erfabz
rem, iptrb &rbeitscommiKdr @ris6t fid
itreng auf bic Doltsntrt61 9aftli1e @eite Der
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