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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08

will put up like alnoau; tor. the sam
purpose in case the assertion is true.
Now, Mr.. Smyth, put up or close your
tobacco receptacle.
Twenty-six new Bryan clubs have
been reported to the state head
quarters in the past week. One Of the
clubs is called the Blaine-Bryan club
The northern department, eastern
division appellate court district is the
only portion of Kansas in doubt The
district has been Republican by $4,000.
The sons of their fathers. the New
York senators. and other evangelists
which the Republicans have imported
to this state to do political missienery
work among the deluded silver people
of Kansas all proved to be handicapped
by the want of information, They
should have been imported early in the
spring SO that they might have. ac-
quired q little knowledge by the time
the campaign opened upi :,, d
Bx-United States Senator Farwell, a
Chicago millionaire was listened to by
about 500 people in Manlkato last week
while he abused silveriand it's friends
The Glen Elder mill firm of Nash s.
Kanell and all the employees, all ex-
Republicans, are for Bryan and silver
this year.
Calderhead now has the warm sup
port Of the Junction City Republican
and the Minneapolis Messenger both
of which papers declared no longer
than a year ago that Calderhead did not
represent the people of the fifth dis
triet as nine-tenths of them were fox
free silver.
Wallace county PopulistS have nom
mated their county ticket twice The
secretary of the first convention left
the state and took the records Of the
meeting with him. and twas necessary
to hold another convention in order to
get the nomination papers properly
filed ............
Warner Miller, senator from New
York, is among the late importations
which the Republicans have brought
to this state and he is the most com
plete failure Of all as.vote makers.
Jim Simpson the Republican boss
| in this state, tried to hire John Free
born of Mcpherson county to trave
over the state to work up middle-of
the.road sentiment and report to hin
anything of Importance regarding
what the Populists were doing and to
, act as spy generally. FreeborD was
a offered good salary to play traitor
but he declined and exposed Simpson,
methods of doing business.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
Labor crucifled.

If the single gold standard can be
forced upon South America and Asia
az It has been since 1873 forced upon
Norta America and Europe, gold must
Inevitably appreciate to at least four
ZINES its present absurd value, or to
Put it other wise, commodities must de-
cine to one-fourth OF the present price
and labor all the world over be cruei-
fed as it was never crueified before IN
DAYS of mediaevil serfdom or even chat
tel slavery. Such is the contest II
.he money lords can force gold mono
metailism upon the whole world, they
viii succeed in establishing the most
gigantic moneyed arislocracy among
,.he rich and the worst system OF foen'
,ge serfdom among the masses that that
has ever cursed the hapless sons OF men
London Times and Echo,
OUR INDEPENDENCE.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
CATHOLICS ANGRY.
Sold Standard SAen Send Circulars
'.'a to Catholic Priests. ..'1

New York, Sept. 25.-The World
says; Tammany hall was sngry yes
terday over letter which il is said is
being sent out by the business mems
national committee of Philadelphia to
Catholic clergymen throughout the
country:
The following is the most iHpo=tSnt
paragraph in the letter: .nil,
''Recalling with gratitude the pa
triotism andceminent public service OF
the late Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes
and many others of the Roman Cath
olic clergy when the integrity of our
government was threatened on a.form-
err occasion we take the liberty to spg-
gest that the present is a period OF
equal danger. The government IS not
threatened by physical force, but in
siduous and false ideas that inspire
incipient anarchy and contempt, for
proper authority are industriously
propagated throughout the country"
Secretary Osborne of the Republican
national committee said they had
nothing so do with the letter and were
not mixing any religion with their
nolitics ..t....." mss q.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
Truly yours, e"
R. H. .KLEINscHMIDT

them. The fashionable people Of the
colonies and of Europe jeered at them.
The aristocrats Of Europe sneered at
their pretensions. Suppose that under
those conditions the colonies had said,
Liberty is a good thing, but we must
waituntil Europe consents for us I'd
have it." Would this republic ever
haye been founded? Instead of that
they announced to the world their in.
dependence and their readiness to die
to maintain it. I'm
In 1879 England sought to dominate
as npon the scar, and again the banks
&ad .noneyed classes of our country
sympathized with England. Suppose
the weak and struggling republic had
then saidi Freedom from search upon
the seas is an excellent thing, but we
must wait until Europe helps us to get
it," Would our history have been the
same? Although England was then
almost mistress of tho world, the
young and struggling republic defied
and defeated her. Since the eondi-
tions have changed. Policies have
changed. England does not care TO
dominate us politically further than
to shape. our financial policy. She
does not care to search our ships upon
the seas, forunder the peculiar policy
which has been pursued by our gov
eminent for the last 25 years we have
scarcely any. She dies not care to
send her own tax collectors over here
to dominate over us. She has found a
method of subjugation that suits her
better If she can but keep our coun.
try in the condition In which she has
us NOW, where all the sweat, all the
toll, and all the blood of our people are
drawn to her Golfers to be coined into
English coverings she is content.
Three millions of people established
republican institutions in this country
in face Of jeering and sheering
world. The question now Is, shall TO-
100000 of people surrender these insti-
tutions or announce to the world that
they are incapable of maintaining
them? Three millions ofpeople cen
fury ago announced to the world that
they could getalong without Europe.
Shall 7O,OOO,OOO Of people now proclaim
that we are dependent upon the mon.
archy ridden and corruption eaten Eu'
ropean states?-John P. Altgeld. 70
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
FORAKER AND THE FARMERS


1.-THE farmer has learned something,
too, Times have been pretty hard on
him, He is selling his products at, the
cheapest price ever known since be-
fore the war, He has found out that
to have good demand, and TO get good
prices for his product, he must have q
good home market II Senator-E Elect
Foraker's speech. ..-.5l. Or
Yes, Senator, ''the farmer has learned
something" 1t has taken him great
many years, but he is getting his eyes
open at last The one great thing that
he has learned is that it is for his best
interest to vote against Mckinley and
the gold standard.
1t is true that he is "scllins his pro
duce at the lowest price ever known. I"
tits also true that the republic; party
Is trying to make him believe thur so
prices is an Indication of prosperity
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
A Boomerang.

The goldbug press has quit telling
savings bank depositors about the dan
ger OF being paid in SO cent dollar,
but the howl that they so thoughtlessly
took up is having its effect and depOsi.
tors are hurrying to draw out their
money. 1t Is all helping to demon
strate the infamy of the bankers con.
spiracy and educate the people on the
rottenness of the whole system. -
Chicago Express. So
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
Was Blaine Right?

Republicans should ponder long and
we'll the powerful, ringing utterances
Of their great leader and idol and COM
pare them with the feeble utterances
now being put forth in defense Of the
wrong against which Mr.. Blaine SO
eloouently protested. Was Blaine
rirht in 1878, or is the money trust
right in 1soGo-McMasters' Weekly.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
a PLAIN ANSWER TO A PLAIN
tt-J QUESTION. ,-..l-,,,

The New York Worl has been invit.
ing letters from the people on the
money question and has, received some
'hot" replies. > Finally the World pub
lisHed this inquiry:
Some of the labor organizations in
this city have declared in favor Of un.
limited and Independent free silver
coinage at ratio Of 1B to l. ' ''
WorlSingmen who hold this view ar
invited to answer this plain quet
ton:
Granting that the free coinage of 50
cent dollars would help the, farmer bJ
raising the price of his wheat, corn,
hay, pork, beef, chickens, eggs, butter,
potatoes, etc, how would it help the
worlxingmau-the laborer, mechanic or
artisan who depends solely upon Ms
wages--to have the cost Of his living
increased? gc nrl. =.
Among many vigorous and fore:o!"
replies which the World received :41
following from a, New Hamp shire man
gives an answer which is entirely con.
'clusive and fully as plain" as the
question: .,ltn.I
To the Editor of the World; The
market for the manufactured goods of
New England and the east is in the
west and south, II the gold advocates
admit that the free coinage of silver
will enable the western farmer and
the southern cotton-pTanter to get a
better price for their products land
there is no doubt that it VIM, Nie
worlxingmen in the eastern fac.ofies
must be correspondingly1 benefited.
The trouble now is that the Western
farmer cannot even pay his taxes and
the interest on lis mortgage, to say
nothing of buying our goods.
will admit that the men who are
now employed in the eastern factories
would be the last to receiIe the benefit
of advancing prices, but that would be
due to the fact that labor q always
the last to receive its due. r. tho
farmers of the west aud so1s$ are
prosperous the, mills of the. east VIII
be run to their full capacity to supply
their wants, thus giving employment
60 thousands who are now altogether
idle and thousands more who are work.
ing on short time. The benefit w:uld
be almost immediately 1t is claimed
by the gold men that wngesare higher
now than ever before. Perhaps thisli Is
true of those, who arc fortunate
enough to hive work all the time, but
when the Number who have nc work
and those WHO are but partially en-
ployed are onsidered It is plain that
labor is in {, worse condition now than
ever 1t was Fhen there was free cO.,.~
age OF goli and silver at ratio Of 10
to l. y1i CHARLES Z. RoWELI.
Laeonia N. H., July 92. u a rs e
The gol hug papers Of the. east have
promptly discovered that among. thei-
readers. re men better informed OF,
the MOI cy question than, most of they.
editorial writer's seem to be, and this
indicated by tho effective silver coiis-
ago letters which appear in reply Il
editorial assertions.-omaha Worl-
Herald. '"
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
London Times anu EchOi'
OUR INDEPENDENCE.
twice We Have Won It, and are we
Now to Surrender Il 10 England9

In ITO England sought to dominate
MS politically. The financial and in
dustrial policies of the world were not
so prominent then. At that time all
the. bankers and most of the very rich
and influential people of this country
we're Tories They sided with Eng
and, but the great common people Of
:he colonies demanded independence.
(herc ware less than 1900, 900 of them
tho iniluept:1 siNSs were al against
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08

A citizens mass convention Of KaS
hell county has nominated ticket x
y,oosition TO the one put up. by ga
4 9ublicans and have placed c.
jettl ~ IS head for representative
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08
100000 WORTH OF SILVER.
A Rich Montana Man Agrees to Pay $1.1O
Per Ounce in Gold for 1t.
Special to Post Dispatch.

Special to PostDispatch.
HELENA Mont, Sept 2sr chas Ely authorizes publ
cation n Dispatch of following letter. bf
Helena, Mont, Sept II, 1890
MR.. CHAS. E Ely Helena, Mont - fsa
Dear Sir7-I hereby authorize you to publish that
will make contract for one hundred thousand dollars
$Iooooooo worth of silver for which will agree to
pay one dollar and ten cents ."$1.lo" per ounce in
United States gold coin, and to be taken as soon as
w. J. Bryan, as President Of the United States has
signed coinage BILL which will provide for the free
and unlimited coinage of silver ratio compared with
gid at I6 to and if any of those who are talking
about soc dollars desire this contract and are willing to
put up forfeiture, am prepared to secure this offer
by forfeiture oftwenty thousand dollars 1870 100000
feel confident that can arrange similar contracts
among my circle business acquaintances for twenty
million 1870 100000" to be taken one million month
for twenty months after the signature Of sucha bill
Truly yours
R. H. KLEINSCHMIDT a.
This sent by Mr. Kenschmidt to the New Yor.
World declined to publish but rsd 10
elena to ascertain Mr. Kenschmdt responsible When The
World found that Mr. Kenschmd the leading NOR
Helena owns large gold mi mes in this state
ability syndicate of Montana mlionares that will
agree take worth of silver per ounce in gold
providing for the free coinage silver ia siSnd a
unquestoned What left Of the 5ocOnt dolar
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-17

Gcrnnton bonn MusI6uB fir Eerri.
tprien rief bic 8ill anf, lpel6be Die acte
nerdubert, bic glnslanoern berbietet,
&lnb IN ben gerritorief, su beiiben.
9epbnrn bon Soma fprad se9en Die
gorlage.
gatron bon geetu Weerico, Der gater
Der Sill, ertldrte. bic GiG erlaube @uss
ldnbern iidt, 2nnb Su beIisen, iOnoern
mr. itt gstuiiien SdlIen 8run0eisentbum
aaf Die 9auer bon Sebn Sabret su bals
fen. Sic 8orlnae fpDlle Die Bep6lfes
ring ber gerritorien in ben Stan0
lesen, etipas 3nben bon ausldnbii9ern
8apital 81 sieben. tuelches n6tbig iei, I'm
Die 6iilfsqueIlen Der Eerritorien III ent=
tpfdeln. unter Dem iebisen @eiebe f6nne
ets glusldnber ridpt fir einen Dollar
@rtnoeigenibum heliBen unb eS f6nne
fesll &apital angele9t iuerben.
g2a6 nieIem bin un6 Der oebattiren,
trarbe i9lieBlidb Die g'ill nit 73 ge9en
go Stimnien nbgelebnt.
l6ierauf rief MorIe pom Gus1buB fir
6Ffentlihe @ebauOe nnb @riinbe cine
BID auf, ipelde ben @erFauf beIhrnuih
enber @etrdnte i'm Capitol perbietet. OR
erfldrte, Der @erFauf folder @etrdnfe i'm
gspitoI lei cine 59mn9 un6 ein
Gflnbdl. gtienanb iprad gegen bic
8in nno Tie fuuroe nit 104 gesen 5
StImnlerr anaenDntmen.
III. 9e5entber. @eftera bate bas
Sans cine 8ilI nngenpnlmen, ipel6e ben
8ertauf geiItiser @etrdnte i'm &apitOl
Derbietet unO beute n16m Der blinbe
9aplan, &ep. goipben, @elegenheit, bic
lee Denfpiir6igsn CD greignifes nit
fUlgenOen, gelinoe geIn9t, ionoerbareH
8Orten 1T ieineni @r6fFnun9ssebet 81
9ebenfen; ,,Bir banfen Dir, Seer,
oaB Das Snns ni9t ldHger nernnttuorte
liH lit fiir ben @etrdnfebanbef innerbal6
Der Mauern bes 8unbesfapttols. Gieb,
mir bitten bid. bnB Die geitern 6ier ltts
senontmene gprlage ibren regelmdBiset
Gang 9eben rno Ibieuntg gum @eies
tuer6en m6ge, nm itientnls in Der @es
I@ia)te unIerer gaatiOn tuiberruTen 81
tuer6en."
Ser G9fus bes @ebetes mar BON
elmer nnesp6bnIihen &unosebuns be-
gleitet. Gin babies bunoert Mit8lieoer
ftatfbte lebbnft 8eifalI, aber Spre6er
S1eeo ilnterbriidte prompt ben tents
perenSleriI@en @eFlblsouIel.
aaf Dinglep's 4ntrdg ipurbe beihlOi-
fen, is fidl bas 0ans am g;nlniFe iei-
| nsr gsatigen gisung bis wloHtag
UertaGe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-17
ben bentiaen llnterridt in ben &Olts.

ben benti6en l1nterribt in ben @Oltss
ibnlen.
Sc aebDrte besbalb fein Bropheten<
Bid hasu, Inn pDraus5uIa9en, baB na6.
einem republitanifden 8abliiese am g..
gtopember nGerlei @eieBent,piirfe aufz
tau6en tuiiroen, luelthe Iid] gegerl bic
,Sremoen" ri1ten. g8ir 1telltet 6as IN
iidere IusIi9t unb mir baben lei0er
&e6t bebalten.
ssm 8unbes.Genat idlug am 10. De-
sember Der 8emofrat @ibion oDr, Die
Berntbung 0es @eieses 5ur 8eihrdns
flung oerginuanOeruns 5lt Oeribieben, ,oa
bon feinem Gtaate Elm ipl9es @eieb
uerlangt iuoroen lei. Iber Der Gepus
blifaner 2Ob9e fOr6erte beidleuni9te @r-
leoisung. Ser Democrat 8eit trOllte
Die Btlbunesprobe itur auf niannlihe
giuiuanberer bei9rdnten, aber 9Ob9e
erfldrte, bic Belt sur 8eidrdnfung ber
ginmanberuns fei 9efOmmen; oanit
bic glrbeiter gegen ben auSldnoilhen
Mitbetuerb sei9iist tuiiroen.
g8enn bieIer @runb iti19altig mare,
batten bic Der. 5taaten nieuols Cine
lDan0srer III bieIes 2anb laIIen birfen,
benn bic neuen Inf6mmlinse iino INNER
in @ettbeperb NIT ben bieIieen Grbeis
tern getreten. SdlieBti6 berpill,ste Der
5enat aber bod sndbisit, baB elm 9ebil=
better @infuanOerer, Der cine un9ebiloete
5rau babe, Iebtele nitbrineen oiirfe.
gBesbalb beitebt 6err 2Obse ni6t ba-
ralf, baB MIR iOl9e 2eute einruanbern
birfen, iuelde pier Gpraden ipre9en,
ben pptbagOrdiiden 2ebrInb beweiieu
t5nnen unb 100000 beiiRen?
gluh bas llnter6aus oes gon9reiies
be6edte Ii9 an bemielbenEa9e mit8uhm
inoem es ben gntra9 zines 8ele9ater
aus einem Gerritoriunt nieberStimmte
tpona9 es Nusl6nbern aeItattet iein ioll.
te, in ben Gerriturien aanb alf @runi
nicbt beanblter SDpOtbefen 5u erfuerber
unb 5ebn Sabre 81 bebalten.
9emna9 barf elm Nnsldnoer, tuel6e,
Iein @elb in ben 9erritorien auf Sppo.
thefen aus9elieben bat, aber 6as Gnsge
liehene ni@t suriiderbalten fann, bas be
liebene 2nnb nibt uerfaufen un0 erlDer
ben! gs 1T flar. baB uuter iOlden I'm
Itdnben IuslGnber fein @elb ausleiber
tuerben.
9ieie @eiebseberei gesen bic ,,lner
tuinInten Srenlben" III b66it tb6ri9t
aber fie enipridt genan BEN, mas nj
nls sSulge eines republitanii6en @abt
iieges nOransinsten.
Benn mir iest tuenieitens bic Der
! iprobene ,,8roiperitdt" erbielten. f6nn
ten mir nns BEL bieIer iiber bas @itbel
gesen bic ,,Sremoen" tr6lten, aber auc
bieier GrOf iit uns ni6t setuDrben!
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-17
Wont Sd. GonareR.

BaIbin9tpn, 8. 9eS. Ser 5enat
6egann beute nit bet @rlebigung Der
@el1dfte, bod mar bic 8etbeilienna
eine iebr serinse sIls elm Gareiben
bes G6asamtsiefretdrs, in iuel6em ber-
felbe bem 5enat Die berlangte g(usfunTt
onriiber giebt, ipie niel glusldnber i'm
8epartement beiddftist feien, perleien
mar, belnerfte Senator @allineer aug
Seem Sampibire, er freue iid, baB piele
Oieler Iusldnber infolse Der 3a1fOr>
l@ung DeranlaBt geieben bate, Die 8iirz
gerpapiere Su erwerben.
8. 3esember. Senat0r Gllen (8Up.,
gteb. iteate ben 9lntrag, bic 8eratbung
Der 9inslep.8ill. tuel9e Die gBOlIes un6
8aubolss1lle nm 15 BrDaeat erb5bt,
porSunebmen. @r erfldrte, ben Mntrng
oesbalb geitellt au baben, Inn 5n belueis
len, baB Die Bupuliiten Der Mnnabme
elmer 8iu CUR @rb5bung Der 8lnbess
ginnahmen feline Sinbertliife in ben
gges legen lpiirben. glaf bic ;srage bes
Senators gltbri1, Oh &c fiir bic 6auss
bill arbeiten fpiirbe, artiuortete Serr
aGen, er merbe bies' ni9t tbun, bod
lpiiroe 6ieielbe 10 amenbirt tperben, baB
er unb anbere &epublifaner bnfar Itim.
men f6nnten. Gllen's gntrag tuarbe
bann NIT 35 segen 81 Gtimmen anses
t1Dnmelt.
genator Cameron Step. BON 8enue
Iglpania brabte beute ben foleeM6en
8oridGag elm:
,,BeIblpIIen bonn Genat lnb 3eprG-
Ientantenbaus, baB bic unabbdnaiafeiI
Der &epublif Don Cuba biermit BON Der
Ser. Gtaaten BON amerifa anerfannt
lei.
8eidlofIen, bnB bic Ser. 5taater
| lire 9uten Dienite Gpanien anbieter
| iOIen, um ben &rieg 8tuiiden 5panieu
lnb Cuba 5u gnbe 5u bringen."
Mtll8 (8em.) BON 9eras fDlgt To-
| fort nit benz folsenben Gorldlag:
i D@emeitiamer BeihluB ben Brdlf
benten Der Ser. Gtaaten ansniueiIef
Ibie SnieI Cuba in geiis gu nebnten mi
I5u balten, 10 lunse bis Die geiuObne'
eine fold,e Gegierilne einieBen f6nnen
ltpie fie ibnen 5uIast, lnb bts iie Gtreit
lfrdfte orsaniiiren unb betDaffnen f6nnel
nm bas 2ano segsn frembe ginfdIe 81
lidiiben."
i ,,BeTAloifen, oaB Der 8rdlibent be
9er. Gtaaten arseipiefen iueroe, bi
! SnIel Cuba bur@ bic militdriitbs I'M
maritime Mo6t Der Ser. g5taaten i
Befs ~ nebmen uto iulange 5u balte
~. (. 10. iuie Dben..
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-12-17
SGSs 20fota.

# sn g4entuortb tuaroe leste BU9eI
II Gents p. 8. fir Beisen beaahtt.
II Der Gauges 3tueig Der nurtuesiIhs
lutb. Rir1e ldBt in 8eresfOrb Elm
@eiienbaus bauen.
Nfarion Sunctipn offerirt einise
bln6ert Dollars ,,8onns" fiir bic Nns
ldae elmer Miible.
So, @bitcDntb IN SurOn tuurbe Der
glntln9e 0es un9eiesli6en 56nappsners
fautes freigeiprO6eu.
Sn 5pei gasen porlebter @Ode
luaIben aus 5ut9inIon gountD fiinf5i9
gailabunseu SdDeine 0erian0t.
ssiir bag 8oItamt 5n Snrun bes
tperben iib fufgen0e brei Hepu6litaner:
90. Isl Sones, 3. W. 9aplulep nnb u.
s. 8ag.
Die greainerD in Eripp 1T geseas
HtpdrEig nur brei Gage in oer @Ocbe I'M
Sarge unb rsinlmt hann ie etrpa 5000
sSfano utiir3 EN-.
Is SObann Gdipars. iuobuhaft I'M
gplpnIbtp 100 Cd in Douglas gounip,
eriiEt eineH Grmbrrd) blird3 eiuen
Ghlas bon eirtent 8ffrbe.
Ignf Der Sarm bon SDbn 2ims
merSbei 8enttpDrtb ipur6e bon SobrIDn
8r0s. Elm 8ruuner DOa $50 5uB Giefe
=pplgnbet. in ipsl9em bas 8aifer 1876
ssua tiei itebt.
3as GtabtIhulgebdube in armOur
lpurbe mad benz nenIi9en Guftreten ber
Dipbteritis I'M 5rte sriinOlid Oesinfis
sirt unb Die @bule DOrisen MittlDDd
ipiener er6ffnet.
Ser MiIIpnriHuB, tuelder am III.
gaouember, sinen Mlpnat friiber ais
IunIs, SltFrDr, Iebeint iuieoer anfibanen
Al tpullen, felt baS 9bautuetter porige
aBofhe eintrat.
# 5utbinIpn gpuntD CAB bic sr5Bte
asehrbeii uon nlIeu Counties i'm Stdate
qegsa 8rpbibiiiOn. fidmlih / .230 Gtimz
men. sriir 8robibition itebt 8rpofings
ubenan, NIT s46 Gtimmen Miebrheit.
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| ben getepbonbrdbten 81 finbea ieien
| fruit Morgens, ili6enl bic 8Dgel i'm
raIcben Slnge nit ben 9rdbten c0Qibis
| rem unb tubt nieberfnllen.
Ser gdulOiItrift gaitalia IN CHAR
lies msir gountD ipirb ipabrIdeinlid bic
Sdlfte pDn 1900 perlieren, iuelthe
/ 5ulnine Der G1aslneiitsr. lpie eS ieheint
lbem VI. s.. 9ucas geLiehen Daite. spel1es
lneu(ieb GaHEerott nsa9te.