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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
WASHINGTON BISH0P
Rev. Edward J. O'Dea Conse-
Grated to That Office.
THE CEREMONY AT VANCOUVER.
Roman Catholics of Seattle, Spokane
and Tacoma In n Friendly
Rivalry tor the Soc.

Vancouver, Wash, Sept. s.-with the
solemnfties Of the Roman Catholic church
ceremonies. In the presence OF the most
distinguished prelates Of Oregon. Wash
ingtou. Idaho and British Columbia, Right
Rev. Edward j. O'Dea was today conse-
Grated bishop Of the state OF Washington.
The cathedral was appropriately decorated
with religious symbols, and there was
not vacant seat In the house. Over 300
persons came from Portland and adjoin-
ing towns TO attend this conservation. The
conseorator was Most Rev. Archbishop
Gross, metropolitan OF the ecclesiastical
province, assisted by Bishops Lemons.
of Vancouver. Il. c.; Glorieux. Of Idaho.
and Brondel Of Montana Fully loo priests
from Washington and adjoining states
were arranged around the sanctuary
Bishop Brondel, of Montana, preached
the sermon After the ceremony j. NJ
BOYLE, representing the Ancient Order of
Hibernians OF Tacoma. and J. r. Murphy
representing the Young Mems Institute
OF the same place, presented Bishop o Dea
an address. cOnEratulating him upon his
elevation. presenting him with substan-
tial purse. and Offering fattering induce
mants "a make Tacoma his future home
Judge Evans. representing the Protestant
people OF Tacoma. made similar address
Efforts have also been made by Seattle
and Spokane 10 the same end.
in an interview with an Associated Press
reporter. Bishop O'Dea was much avcrse
- discuss inE The subject Of changing his
residence. The bishop. however. sad: Il
vii have 20 become thoroughly acquainted
With the status Of the diocese. and during
such time there VIII be no changes, tenn
qoral apd SPIRITUAL
The new bishop was the recipient az
many beautiful gifts among which were
five handsome rings. one containing thir-
ty-fwo diamonds, a ruitre sent from Mon
treal, ana $500 donated by the priests Of
Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
IN A WHITE ROBE.
She sat on Her Doors 90 and Waited
for Angel Gabriel

laurel Del, Sept. s-MrS Warren. a
widow residing near Sharptown in this
county, has been reading about the New
York prophet Who predicted the world vas
20 come 70 an end on Wednesday last
She became convinced that thu prediction
would be- verified ana spent Moadav ana
Tuesday distributing all her WORLDLY FOODS
~ hcr n~iehh1rs. and on "Wednesday she
donned a white robe aud SAT- on her front
toorstep All day The event failed TO come
or and on Thursday she made an EFFORT
10 secure the return OF her property. but
failed she VIII bring suit 10 recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

The Presidency OF the New University
of Indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Sept. SIT came to light
at a meeting Of the board Of trustees OF
thu new University OF Indianapolis, held
yesterday afternoon. that the presidency
Of the university has been offered 10 ex-
President Harrison. but he has refused
10 be- prevailed upon TO accept The trus-
tees have since the announcement Of Gen
Harrison's determination been considering
Other names o. national prominence In the
educational fleld william Dudley roulks
has been talked OF for the presidency.
DR. John. formerly Of Depauw university.
Is also receiving consideration. as is John
Nosley Coulter. Of Lake Forest university
Chicago. II IS probable that the matter
VIII now lay over untu next year without
any conclusion being reached.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

leaving Ire Pc, fbf4can party. They have
Eons wha every American citizen has
right 70 DO. They have 1ons better IA
the Democrats advocates OF fae Eos1
standard have done. oecauss the EspES-
ilcans. when trey left the party. 1osnsd
With those who had = charSr 20 sfccses,
while our Democratic advocates o. ne
geld STANDARD soasa, 20 sec1re fss sisCt'oa
Of Republican candidates by nominating
. Democrats candidate.
'~Tf1e situation today - but repst.aon
Of history. Compromise after e0Enpro-
mise had been Submitted 70 BY TIE silver
Republicans 81 the hope that The party OK
their choice and life would q, lsst pr1ns
60 the peo5se the ress@s which they de-
sired. Bat shs Republican party Ia lss
has been led or hy ar administration until
IT has deserted So traditions sD1 is ps.-
form, and the Repu5s.czns have rskat
10 say 70 their Republican associates. We
riii 20 with you no longer 4nt2l tn1 rA-
ton 10 redeemed
we DO not AK mos. who present this
nomination 20 pledge their future services
70 the Democratic party. TIE same IL
teihgence which c.f~cts rtsrn tocay IN fae
csscharRe Of this tutv vii be with them
for years 10 d.rec. the eiscnsrse OF TIE
duties that will c7en arise TIE same
part.sans that lead them To-Day In what
shsy DO viii De with them four years from
row 20 gl,4de ard direct rhs~ We trust
them now; We ~-ssii trust tenn c5sn. lhe
Democratic party has proven itssi1 worthy
Of their confidence today ard t. re-
ceives their support II four years
from row IL proves unworthy o. thear
oona1erscs {, should not t-1en Nave their
support / thank the Sl8ser partv for tho
sspyporv which they have REM ~et. and all
shas I can promise is thar shaa 20 the
Sess OF my aosli'y erseavor 20 prove wor-
thy Of their confidence"
.fr. Harrington OF tsss 17ofifca-fos COM
Ynsttee arose on the conclusion 81 Mr..
Bryun's remarks and brsed- Fafernaei hign
81 Mr.. Sesairs selection the v'.,e pres
:densiai candidate OF the Silver party. Ar.
Bryan accepted In q rev words Oh behalf
ct Mr.. Sagau.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
ADDRESS TO PoPULIsTs.
Aa1K1uG Them to Subsnrfbe TO On
Parfy's Campaign Fund.

Wellington City. Sept. San address
70 me people was issued today from the
PopuilDs headquarters. r. declares that
che Peoples party is the champion Of the
masses who labor and produce wealth.
Bryan and Watson. II declares f. tbs
true co-opers tive. ticket for thu silver
voters Of al partie4' II points out that
the Peoples party vas forced hy the Deni-
ocrafle party 10 turn dow n Cleyelan9s a1-
nsnistration and adopt the principles OF
the Peoples party. and az the action Of
the Democratic party IN IRE future Is IN
certain. all citizens who believe IN govern
rent "a administered by Jefferson, Jack
son and Lincoln are urged 10 upbulld ani
strengthen tho Peoples party.
The address closes with an appeal for
contribution Of 81 to the campaign fund
from avery indy dual able and willing TO
contribute. 1t declares that the Peoples
party viii not accept contributions from
paonopolists. IA the party which accepts
funds from u0nopolists and irtlsts mort
cages itself 70 them and must do their
bidding. The members Of the Peoples
party are urged To raise subscriptions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
Tacoma Manufacturers,

Tacoma, Sept. Special AT a special
meeting OF the Manufacturers Asaocia-
ton last night the following officers v.ere
elected: President. John y. Campbell.
first vice president. j. N wlnslow: second
vice president, Fred Beebe; secretary J.
r. Turner, treasurer. ". p. &. SPIKE. ex-
eoutiVe committee, George Holmes. fred
Reebe. J. NJ Winslow. Ben Havelcarrp.
Joseph K Dorr, ". p. G. Spike
a committee to confer with the state
board OF horticulture relative 10 the sale
OF only pure food products vas selected.
J. @. Campbell J X. Dorr and frsd Beeoe
being chosen TO serve in this Capacity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

Vancouver. 2. c.. sept. s.-Steamship
Miowera sailed for Australia this morn
ing with a large passenger list ard . 10
tons cargo. $50 tons being for Honolu u
and The balance for Australian ports.
Among ,he latter were LOO rons o. Mani
.oha wheat and flour three car loads of
b.cycles from BranIforF Crt.. machinery
and other Canadian products. A large
quantity % American freient was shut
out and several p 1D5rrd tons Of Canadian
aour Is 80 be tipped 80 Australia sis
IN na bv. me Empress Of China. sailing
next week. Canadian exports TO Austria
ia are rapidly Increasing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
IRISH on THE CAMPAIGN.
The indianapolis Platform the simon
Pure Article.

Kansas City. Sept. s.-John +. Irish. OF
California. who took an important part
In the indianapolis Democratic conver-
ton. arrived here last night. If Mr.. Bry-
an In defeated In November which do you
think Will he recognized IA the Democratic
organization four years henceY" Mr.. Irish
was asked by = reporter or the Associated
Press.
''Ths organization effected In Indlanap-
ellis will be the Democratic organization"
ne replied. Then he added. This cam
paian will be a grand and Cod-sent re-
vivai OF American patriotism and Demo
cratic principles. The indianapolis plat
form il the first true. real. genuine Demo
cratic platform enunc.atci for years"
Mr.. Irish claims that Bryan VIII lose
California, Oregon aud Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

Tacoma. Sept s-Speeisl--L n Mat
thews. a depositor in the defunct Column
bia National bank has broughi suit
against Receiver Ttiiughast and the city
10 restrain the receiver from paying the
city any dividend whatever on account Of
It's deposits in the bank At s ALLEGED in
the complaint which was aied To-Day IN
he Federal court that tac city's credit
ca the books Of the bank consists of &C.
ucsits Of warrants whites had once been
paid by Treasurer Boggs For his rea-
son, IL Is alleged. tas city cannot claim
that tho hank owes II any thing. as tho
deposits were valueless.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
A Be- BY Held for Roarli

San Francisco. Sept. s.-sfrs. sam Snap
Per. the high kicker. known IN the theat-
rical world as Florrie Royce. Is once more
tn possession n her 3-yoar-old baby Beat
rice. The child has been held for some
weeks by Mrs. Cls-in3o Valento as Sc
cIr.ry Tor an unpaid hoard bill To secure
possession OF her offspring Mrs Snapper
yesterday swore out a writ Of habess cor
rus The writ was heard bv JUDGE Heb
hard Mrs. Naieuto appeared In court bat
made no show ~ fight Judge f1ehhard
nromp-,v made an order awarding the
child 20 her mother.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
Roar PICKING xlacl.her,.,..

Burton. Vashon Island Sent Special.
Mrs. II =. Fu.er. Nso keeps me store
a Nasaon Center. started las Friday. the
zth inst. 20 50 10 Nasaon landing on foot
70 take the boat 20 Seattle. ard when
rear ihe ChauiauQua scGoo. house saw A
large slack bear by ne roadside picking
blackberries- Il hurried of into rho woods
and she a.1 re- report me fact until her
return ln the evening. since which lime
thA young nimro3s have been ardent in
pursuit Of fame aui bar mea1
Nasho1 c0l4ege opens IS IA. term today
wfGh a good attendance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

Ainslie. Sept. 7.-Speclal.--A, r. Nick
erson. head planernan ~ the peCew mills
here, met with painful accident which
may cause him TO lose his right hand. tie
saw something tina, was interfering " %
the working OF the p.aner aad In reaching
down to tx Il his sleeve caught IN Doll
with threads on II. which drew his hanq
down 10 the machine, whore tt margiea
the ha nj and wrist in the most frig0tn
manner.
This mill has just finished a large oFdeF
OF long timbers. the minority eelns
2fx24z1o0 which 70 10 China.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
A BET OF SOME USE.
If Generally Followed There wouid BE
No RonocraIs NRxf Yenr

milwaukee,. Sept. s.--There Is an election
BET standing here which for originality
LAYS over anything which has been made
thas far. Fred ". Burke and Albert Don
aldson are the parties 10 the wager. The
former agrees TO leave this country for
ever on or before January I. 1897. II VIII
lam Mckinley Is elected president. and rhe
latter will do the country a IKE service
+ William J. Bryan ts elected They
drew up contract 10 this effect. which
they had formally attested by 9 notary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
Watson ssiiI swinging Around.

Fonhsm Tex, Sept. s--Troras Wat
son. PopunHt candidate for vice president.
Addressed nearly sea people mostly far
ners. hers today. I'll. bulk ~ the people
came by wagons and on horseback The
excursion trains brought larg. crowds.
The speaker followed closely the lines OF
his Dallas speech Of yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
Fusion In Missouri

~, Louis, Sept. s-The Democratic
state central committee today by unanim-
Gus vote decided 20 fuse with the Popu-
llsts A committee OF three. with Chair
man Sam Cook AZ the head, was author
izcd 30 make all the necessary arrange
nsnts II 10 probable the electoral ticket
will consist Of thirteen Democrats and
fa,r PonutstA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
Ti,,man'. Candisiat. Defeated,

Columbia, 8 G. sept 9Th. early ~
swrns from the senatorial election held
throughout the sta&e today indicate that
Judge Earle ha~ ms iorlty 81 over 30.
thus defeating Gov. Evans. who has been
actively championed by Senator Tillman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09
sIX rEnrIr KILLED
~ the hacking Of Taily-uo Coach
Over on Emhanhnnnnf

Warsaw. Ind. Scot s-A fr4ehtftll acct
cef7t occurred teis ~ eruoon 10 cunning
party Or Young people which started Qua
from th-s o4ty. Wien about five n IS
from t1is c.-y the.r horses took rrlgar
They eacked re reSr wheels Or ne tallv-
DO over an ~1aaanSneft an1 re people.
horses AID vehcle we're rolled doRn A AIN
s31e ~ = naa.g.e3 su3 hjooar mass SIX
persons were Killed TnFr names ara AS
fo.iows James F.tzhlg3 Frank Me.zyer.
Mary cu5nt-T. Frans-sS Conn. agnes Lewis.
EstHar1 Snvths.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-09

I1FTIFy UtUEgE, Ft1OItI0A, FerFy
Chandler: Pilos Rock. CHI Miller; Prescott
and Starouck. John La CaTnn: Pomeroy,
F. L. Buzzell: Ukiah, Henry Martin:
Union. Alfred Thompson; Waltsburg, Wal-
lam Deweese: WaHa Walla, ". c. Renter:
Wala Naila circuit. James Grunsdale
G. NJ. Irwin. of Union, was appointed
public Instructor for Oregon. and Z. Nc
Evers professor in Puget Sound university
Those assigned to look after the schools
are Joseph w. Earring. Lee A. johnson. J.
". Fl. Miller. T. G. Gregory and A. W.
Trim
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-27
SSitr &rnIiocnt:
gStlli0ttt 8. SrOan.
Tar 8itcprGiipemt:
2GrttDaGr Se&paII.
sl,.s ssetuOes gsnao.

Die ,,2onoon 5inancial gteps", bas
anerfannt erite JinanSblatt @roBbr'tanz
niens, i6reibt:
Ser @rfol9 Der SreiiiIberprd9nng
tpir0 bie 3insrate erniebri9en uub eine
ipforttse @rb6buns bes &reiies alIer
gerbrau6sartifet CUR 6olge baben.
,,@otb pirb aus ben 8anten itrDmen
uno NIT benz gitber in gSettbeiuert
treten i'm Sanbel uno Die 6abrifen Der
Ser. 5taaten, ipelhe felt 1892 9ef9lpI:
fen uoer uerfriippelt lparen, iperoen
pieoer ibren &ompf rm Die engliidel1
Mdrfte alfnebmen. ...~
,,Gine gartei, tuelde fir Sreiprdsang
perpflibtet an's gfloer fontnt, miro Der
enqliiben eSnbuItrie unb benz englii9er
Saubel ibaoItd) nib na6tbeili9 iein."
9a babt S6r's, aus Setnoesmuno
mas mir fppllell unD t6ut fbnnen ourd
5reiprd9ung pon Silber:
,,SreiIilberprd9lln9 luiro Die 3tnsratt
ertiebrigen."
,,@oIo ipiro ans ben 8anfen III Der
gSerfebr Itr6men"
,,0ie sSubrifen iperber iogar nit
@nglane's Snbuitrie lpie0er Den Scamp
aufnebmen"
9araus foigt, baB aud ale 6ornl:
prpoufte bur6 oermebrte 9ta9Tra9e in
9Sreiie Iteigen tuerben.
llnb bieies geben Die uSinancial
geens" oon pornberein al, init Der
8prten:
,,grbDbun9 bes Greiies otIer Ser:
brau6sartifel.
llnb lper giebt bies glGes 5u?
Ser Setnp, Der befiircbtet, bai
Die Sreiprdguugspartei ans &ube1
fommt, Die nem engliiben Sanbef iddb
li6, Der engliIden Snouitrie naGtbeili!
iein tpiiroe!
Sept ltimmt fir @nglonp ober fiji
2tmertfn
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-27
gl0=0afota.

Sn 8nrniioe, gbarles N1ir County,
1T Elm ,,Mc&inlep Sunsfrauenzglub
ge9riinbet iuorOen
q. g. 5ruIb, @roBbdnbter in 8ut-
fer unb @ier IN genterpille, faltrte.
8erbinolibteiten $4,000; @utbaben
teine.
9Spn gIte(line in Samlin Gountg
miro beritbtet, baB in oortiger @egenb
Der @eiSenertra9 IL big 80 8aibel per
9Icre iei.
geenn bis Snm S. September tein
SSroft eintritt, 10 tpiro siio- 9afota cine
Der beiten Maisernten baben, Die es nod
lie per5eidnete.
8as .9ailD sSonrnol' in 8ierre
uurOe bon elmer @eieili9nft anfgetauft,
bic bas 8tntt Sit einem 8rDar~ unb
5reiiilber Organ MAIDEN iuirb.
Sin @arbenitpd, bas grObuft BON
Is 9lcres Safer, DEM 5ormer &iiIel
nabe Sitdcef 9eb6renb, tuurbe bonn
8lib ent5iinOet uno brannte ab.
H CARRIER SurIt, tuel1er por sSa6resz
| frift pUn 8eiiin9tOn Sprinss mad Srez
9pn 5o9, lit nad senanntem Srt 5uriid@
9efebrt. @r la9t, es luGren piele 2eute
aus 5iib- 8afota in Oregon, Die serne
surilffdmen, tueun iie nur f6nnter.
Die Sreimaurer 2ogen uun 9tber@
been baben ben gontraft fir ben &au
eiues neuen Sreimaurere Sempels an
George @. 8rown pen Minneapplis
| fir $1,000 ner9eben. Ser 8au ipll biz
gum 20. GDpeltber uollsnoet luerben.
Die @intueibang finbet i'm Sanuar 1897
ftatt.
@d6renb Der Sormer George Sar=
mon in 8Dnan gDuntb einen iteilen
gBeg binunterfubr, fiel iein 5iGbrises
86bter6en, uel9es iih nit inn tm
@a9en befanb, unter Die &aoer, iubem
bas uOrbere 8rett, segen lpel9es eg iib
lebnte, nndga6. 9as &ino mar iofort
cine 2eidbe.
9as 8oitamt gu 8rnant iuirbe am
! Mtittluon gbeno b. 9S.. tpd6renb Die
| &pItmeiIterin in Der DISCRIMINATING
liuar, pon einem ginbreber bmrcbiucbt; !;
oerIelbe nahm Rarfen i'm gSertbe BON
lea. $3.50 unb elne fleine Gnntne gelbes
nit, liee aber ionit alles in 9rbnlitg.
Mtan bat nod feline Spur BON benz
/ Sbdter.
/ Der S6eriuserieur Der @reat NDrs
/ tberns8abn, ipeIdler nit bem 8uu Der
neuen @lienbabnbriide iiber Den WfiIiDus
ri BEL ganftpn Su tbun fat, iuBerte fi6
Iipie foigt barber: Die Bride lpirb
Ige6aut, uno Die 9lrbeit miro bolb in
slnarlff senomnten iuerben. 9as @rfte,
ItuaS setban tperben niuB, ift, einen
Gdienenfpe9 big gum SluB 81 lesen,
cine 9iItnnS (opm ganftpner Great
| SlOrtbern 8abnbof?1 pDn 81 Meilen;
5ann ipirb Der 8au Der 8riide adt
! Wtonate in 9niprii6 nebmen. 8dbrenb
] Der 3eit tpirb aud Die ganftOn & 9tars
| folf Babn fir bic S1ienenlesung ferttg
iein. @s siebt nod einige 9iHerenseu
liuegen bes ggegere6tes aiuii6ea Der
5tabt unb benz 5iuiie 5a beslei6en,
oann linb mir fertis. g8ir iuerben IN
4 lnerbalb eiaes Monats begillnen. 9as
j Baunaterial fir bic Bride iuirb berse~
4 ri1tet unb in gonfton aufseItapelt iuer-
ben 10 RAID tuie es ben0tbist uirb. Z
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-27
Sstd,t ,s,tSer ssad,.

gtadoem mir Die ganftoner ,Sreie
8reiie" aus ie6em Stnterbulte, ben iie
burcb iDitematiibe @erldumbuns oer
,,@a1ri9ten" unb ibres gae6afteurs sll
ee,uinnen iu9te, uertrieben unb iebe
eill5elne ibrer 9iigen blusgeitellt bntten,
tptrft lie iid5 in ibrer lebten @iimmer
auf ibre leste Gtiibe, Die peribnliae
Geraudung uno Heidimpfung. sst
benz Gdmubfade 1T iie Meiiterin, mir
aber geitebeit: unIer sad lit es ni1t.
8refbDmben balten mir nidbt auf 9aaer.
Gpllte bic p5r. 8r." dber ausnabms<
ipeiie einmal elm glrsument iibsr eirie
6ffentlibe Srage uorbrinsen. 10 uiiroeil
mir ibr tuieoer Elm belebrenbes &apitel
wiomen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-08-27
Scr lfnterS rSd1ieS.

Sen. .gl. &. @arner non S6io, 8rde
iioent Der &merlcan 8imetallic uuipn,
perBffentli6te nOr eiltigen 3asen I'M
Chicago Gecore" einen gLuflab, in Dem
er ger9leihe swiiden Megifo unb ben
Ser. gtanten Siebt. g8ir entne1men
Dem 0trtifel bic fui8enOen 5dbe:
,,9ft piro bebauptet, bdB Nterifo be-
6ufs 8eelei9ung ieiner gluslano- Ghltlz
ben cine 8rdnlie fir Cob Sablen iniiiie,
pd6renb 9lmerita feline &rdmie gable.
g8pnlif sabien mir ussiere s5cgatoen?
8Dd 6anptid9iId NIT Dem, mas mir
prubusireu, NIT g9ei5eu, Bauntpolle,
@tais, 5leii6 uno aaOereu 8rOOuften.
ggoniit sablt Mierifo feline 56uloen?
8ptb aud nit leinen 8rpbuften: 8e1z
Sen, 8aumluplle, 6dute u. i. 10. llno
betommt Nierifo ni9t oeniel6en 8reis
fir feline 9rpbufte i'm g9eltmarft, Den
ipir fir bieielben &rpbutte erhalten?
8enn oas 10 lit, iuenn es benielben
8reis erbdlt tuie mir, bann 5ablt Megifo
nic1t ne6r fir Iein Cob, als mir oaflir
Sabter. Der einsi9e llnteri6ieb 1T Der:
Der Nterifaner weiB baB er cine
@ploprdnie beSablt, uno Der gtmerifa=
ner rueiB es nibt. 9hatidbfid 5ablen
iie beibe bieIelbe 9srdmte. gSas fir
Merifo gift, gift ebenIO fir Grgenttnien,
sSnbien uno nae 2dnber, Die 5hulben
inn 9(uslano permittels tbrer 8rooufte
besablen, uno nit bieIen 9dnoern miiIz
fen mir cDncurriren, ipbaib mir uniere
auslanoiI9.n IN Ghulben our6 aSruoufte
besableu. 9lber 6as iit nod nidt 9tqes.
8enn Der nerifanii6e 8eiSenbauer uoer
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