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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
a.tG
BA DRUNAWAY.
minneapolis Ladies' Injured md One
May Die.

Minneapolis, Aug. "a horrible ac-
cident occurred to-day on Nicollet ave-
nue. n Fifth street. Mrs. Victor
Johnson and Mrs. Bushwhacker, re-
siding at 1923 Winter street north
east, We're sitting in their buggy in
'front.' of the Minneapolis Dry Goods
store. just getting ready to start home,
when a team belonging TO DR.. Little,
Whlch was right behind them. without
warning made Il plunge and landed on
top of the buggy. The vehicle was
crushed and the two women We're be-
meath the horses feet. The Infatuated
ANIMALS We're beyond control and
plunged time and again until the bug
gy was made into kindling wood. They
tieh dashed up the street. Both ladies'
were pulled from beneath the wreck
unconscious and bleeding p~rofusely.
uhey were carried to the store of John
W. Thomas Il Co. and a doctor was
sent for. Both ladies were badly lac
Grated about the head and arms. They
were later removed to their homes.
Mrs. johnson had her collar bone brOk-
en II sustained a cOncussion OF the
1rain. DR.. Lewis stated that Mrs.
was very seriously injured
ahu there was no improvement in her
condition. Mrs. Bushwhacker Is re-
ported as being much improved. Her
physician states that her injuries are
not serious.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
MURDER SUSPECTED.
lumber Camp Burned and a Man
Loses His Life.

lumber Camp burned ana u wan
Loses His Life.
Grand Rapids. Mimi. Aug. 9-Strong
suspicion of murder attaches to a ease
near Deer river. where II of the
camps of FIR, man X Gray. the extern
sive lumbcrmen of st. Cloud. was
burned. Their foreman, ID. {. COnnOrS.
telegraphs Sheriff VI. J.. TOOlc: come
up tonight: bring coroner: camp
burned last night. with man in; think
murder committed" Sheriff Toole and
Coroner Ehl started for thu scene on
the first train. As Freeman & Gray
have four sets of camps in that vi
entity. it is probable that the fire Oc-
Cured about twelve miles from the
railroad station. in which case nothing
more definite may be Obtaired before
the return of the officers to Deer Riv-
er. The case appears similar to the
burning of Napoleon Russelrs ranch
Aug. % last, when John Bacon was
burned to death. These officers were
very familiar with the Bacon case and
may be able to III ravel this mystery.
The name of the man burned to death
was Johr Graham. aged iifty-tive, a
Canadian-Scotchman. He was in
charge OF the camp and had been with
the firm since last fail.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
:hEs
FARM OF
Man and wife Completely Disnp.
pear and Leave no Trace.

VV"' |" NV
Boise City, Idaho. Aug. 9.--lt has
been months since Dick Thomas and
his wife mysteriously disappeared
from their farm on Sinker creek. Owy-
hee county. and no trace of them has
yet been discovered. They disappeared
opened and swallowed them.
Whether one or both were murdered
and their bodies cached in some mae
cesSible place is n much of a mystery
as 1t was last spring. Immediately af-
ter the disappearance became known.
Instead of clearing the mystery, it has
decpcned, and a recent attempt at
murder on the Thomas ranch has
placed another snarl in the already
wocfully tangled skein.
According to II story that reaches
Boise City, an attempt was made a
few days ago to murder Mrs. Murphy,
a sister of Mrs. Thomas, who had been
living on the Thomas farm since the
disappearance of Thomas and his
wife. Mrs. Murphy was hanging
clothes OF the line when some one,
concealed in the brush near, threw a
rock. striking her in the forehead, in
hicting a frightful cash, and she fell
TO the ground as though dead. When
found some time aftcrward, she was
lnsensible. The officers of Owyhee have
mysteries on the ranch that have but
few parallels in the Northwest.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
Overlooking the Cow.

Every dairyman in this land recog-
nizes the dcsirability of proper tensils
to use in this work. A proper dairy
room. proper feed, but above all is the
proper dairy cow overlooked quite
often. So many writers are telling how
necessary ii is to have the best churn,
separator, feed, &C., but entirely forget
the fact that there is Il COW in the field.
You may have Il marble-tiniShed dairy
house. Danish and other foreign makes
of dairy tools. improved by Yankee in
genuity. and if you have not the cow
your dairy is nit" Next to thec cow
comes the man. or the Improvement on
the dairyman-the dairyWoman.-Jer'
scY Bulletin.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
R, R. MONEY POOL
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY FROM
PRESIDENT STICkNEY.
SAWS His Road, the Chicago
Gre Mt western, Was Not II Party
Thereto, and He Was "ImpOr-
tuned, BuIIicd and Threatened"
q, order to Get His Road in the
nenI-The POOl's Method of Fix
ing Rates Made Anarchists.

Chicago. Aug. 9.-The expected eX-
nlosiOn before the interstate commerce
commission took place this morning.
and the top was blown off the railroad
nool %uncoycring an unlawful combina-
lion. The prosecution is now conf
don't that the investigation will end in
tbe imposition of some large-SiZed
fnes against most of the Western
roads. There has been Il strong pres
sure under the apparent smooth sur
face of the present weeks investiga-
tion. Yesterday when President \. y.
Stfkney. of the Chicago Great West
prn, took the stand he created n mild
sensation by the disclosure of the
methods OF his company in Outwitting
The others in the handling Of grain.
This morning the crOSS-eXaminatiOn of
Mr.. Stickney was up to the eXpecta-
tions. He charged his fellow railroad
men with melting the present investi-
CATION to catch him in a well laid trap
on the charge Of ra%tc-cutting. He
turned the tables on his opponents and
charged them with assailing him be-
cause he refused to pool his trade with
them.
President Stickney Substantiated the
report of n strong pooling arrange
ment am0ng the roads west of Chicago.
He said that he had refused TO become
a party to it or tuIn q his surplus
traffic for the benefit of the combine.
and charged the roads in the pool with
inStigating the present inquiry for the
purpose of proving him guilty of cut
ting rates as Il penalty for his refusal
to Join the association. Chairman
Morrison said if there were such n con-
spiracy he knew nothing OF it. but that
he was very anxious to learn of any
such trap and of the details of the
pool. Mr.. Stickncy said that the pool
officers had importuned, bullied and
threatened him in order TO get his road
int the deal. He said that the POOLS
method of fixing rates made anarchists
for the reason that high rates were
charged the farmers and low secret
cut rates given tO'the rich grain mer-
chants. In his evidence Mr.. Stickney
grew quite eloquent and his testimony
was sensational throughout. He prom
iScd TO produce every bit of docu-
mentary evidence in his possession
that would throw light on the pool,
but said it would take weeks to collect
it. The commission ordered that it be
forwarded to Washington.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
Died Mt Elk River

Elk River. Mimi. Aug O.. - j.. f.
Lewis. II druggist and prominent bust
ness man. died this morning after an
illness of two weeks. Mr.. Lewis has
been in business here for twenty-five
years and was IL member of the vii
lage council and prominent in all local
affairs. He leaves "A wife in COM
Portable circumstances.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
Poisoned by Ice Cream.

Fort Scott, Kan. Aug. 9.-At a Cath
Ollie church social and Il Baptist school
picnic, over sevcnty-tive men, women
and children were poisoned by eating
ice cream purchased from the same
dealer. Doctors were Kept on the run
all night and are still busy. No ia
talities have resulted, but some of the
victims, including Rev. o. f. LOvett,
pastor of the Baptist church, are very
sick.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
Altered BurEIurs

Austin, Mimi. Aug. 9.-Sherif John
son has captured n couple of men who
are said to have burGlarized the Great
Western depot ut Taogi, MINI. Their
names are given as Thomas Clark and
John FitZSimmOns. They claim In
diana as their home.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
Dniry Notes.

The cow needs very little exercise In
summer.
Richness in milk cannot be main
tanned without IA variety of food.
The time to temper cream is before
it goes into the churn mot after.
Churning is a work of separation and
needs to be done ut an even and uni
form temperature.
Neatness of package is of great adj
vantage i'm selling butter, especially to
special customers.
1t pays to observe strict cleanliness
not only i'm the manufacture of the but
ter but in the handling and keeping or
the package.
An oyer-fed COW will not digest all OF
her FOOD and in this way her milk and
the butter made from it will be in
jured.
At all times milk-producing food,
rather than a fattening ration, should
be fed to the dairy COWS always pro-
viding as good a variety as possible.
1t requires care to make good butter.
In summer the milk should be set as
sOon as possible after it is drawn, and
ut as near a normal temperature rs
possible.
Where the COWS are kept only fer
their milk and no special attention is
paid to the calves, a heifer that has
been kept in a good, thrifty condition
can be bred so as TO drop her calf at
two years.
The milking organs must be devel-
oped tine first time the heifer is in milk
if she it to prove n good mixer after
ward. For this reason the first calf
! should be dropped at a time when milk
producing food is plentiful.
Cows that are kept especially for
winter mixers should be made to come
fresh in the fall. and then with good
feed and care they can be depended
upon to give a good flow OF milk
throughout the winter.
Within certain limits high feeding,
and especially high heterogeneous feed
ing does increase both the yield and
the richness of the milk. But when
high feeding is pushed beyond a COM
paratively limited range, the tendency
is to increase the weight OF the ami
nal.
Rutter is going to be purchased from
| the individual who can produce the
best butter at the lowest price; and the
purchaser cares not whether 1t was
made by a black. white, yellow or
brown woman. The best butter Is
what is wanted. The American dollar
has not an ounce of prejudice in it,
Booker II. Washington.
No luck, nor cooperative effort can
have any effect upon the milk which
the cow gives, nor upon the cost OF
feeding, nor thOrOughness in the dairy,
nor upon the quantity of the product.
All depends upon the cow and the
! man. Even II good cow with a thick
headed owner does not amount to
mrNsl.
Many dairfes are kept which do not
produce 80 pounds Of butter 10 the
cow. The farmer who keeps a half
dozen cows which make during The
year an average Of 300 pounds has a
pretty good thing, eve if he does call
it a side issue. Count 1t up at 20 cents
n pound, and do not forget the skim
milk and buttermilk as by-products.
Nervousness and viciousness are en-
gendered i'm the ill-treated COW, and
are transmitted to her offspring. The
more dOcile the COW, the more are her
energies likely to b& devoted to the
dairyman's interests. We cannot be
too watchful over irresponsible help.
who hesitates not to beat, hurry uOr
frlGhten cows.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
pretty Long Pull.

Havre. Aug. .. - The rowboat Fox.
from Nav York on June q, with the
two sailors. Frank Samuelson and
George HarbO on board, which was
sighted off Sicily island on Aug. 1,
arrived here to-day.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
4 Cycle Failure.

Minneapolis, Aug. 8. The s. +.
Heath Cycle company. iDsolyent, has
filed schedules of assets and liabilities
which show debts of S15,3S6.99 and as
sets of S6.S7S.7I. 1t yves the Irish
American bank $500 for money
loaned.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

Hastings, Mimi, Aug. 9.-Rev. c. e.
Baker of this city has accepted a call
from the First Baptist church at
Woodstock, ILL.,, end will enter upon
his duties there Sept. i.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
Eirea.

saltwater, Mimi, Aug. o. - Severe
forest fires are raging near Spring
Brook, Wis, and saltwater loggers
Gear damage to timber owned by them.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
NEW PARTY BORN
NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF GOLD
DEMOCRATS ACTS.

Democratic Party Convention
VIII He Held in Indianapolis in
September and n Third Ticket
NomInatcd-CutchcOn of IT. Paul
mittee.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

and during the operation Of milking
that only sweet clover hay or sweet
pasture be partaken of by the cows;
% that their ndderS and tcats be per-
fectly clean and healthy, without any
particle of manure attaching thereto;
a, that the mixers hands and all the
utensils be perfectly clean; 90 that the
COWS be MIXED in a pure, sweet atmos-
pherc; (6) that neither water used or
drunk, nor the troughS or milk utensils
be contaminated with any impurities;
(0 that the milk of a GOV in heat, or
of an otherwise unhealthy cow, be not
consigned or mixed with other milk:
(St that all milk be cooled directly after
milking, and that fresh and Old milk
be not mixed in same.-Dairy World.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13
Separator MILK for Calves.

Certainly the dairy farmer who
makes money on a Decent butter
market must employ every modern con-
v%cnicnce at his command and see to it
that nothing goes to waste. The hand
and small power separators have been
Il blessing in these times. The butter
fat is quickly separated and the freshly
skinned milk. with the addition of n
small part Of oil meal makes 4 COM
plete and delicious ration for the young
calf. Is not this better than the dc
way of feeding cold milk 10 the calves,
and what sort Of calves did we have?
The pot belly sort and no larger as
yearlings than n well-fed calf ut six
months ought to be. We believe that
any careful farmer. with ten good
cows, will easily pay for a hand ma
chine during a single year, in the
quicker handling Of his product and in
making good yearling calves.-Prairie
Farmer.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-13

usher ashier Of
| hal Bank
mas as been
slOO@O
ence.
/; kaels
y, law, Mr.
|d the re.
explode,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Strgtrien
geboren unb bate fi9 bur9 fem mntffges
Muftreten gegen @n9lanb's uebergrtffe 1nnb
bur9 feline glanaDo[e 8~ereotTamfeit f4on
oor benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einen hrz
Iterb1iden Namen errungen.
1leberbies 1T aber fem Stammbanm
mebr 3peifelszobne dls bic Gbfammntg
Der meiiten biefer geburtsFolaen &ofonsals
bamen. 9enn fem @ater mar ein braoer
freiniHig na9 Nmerifa a~ussetparberter
S9ptte unb feline Shutter gebDrte elmer
geahteten englii4en San1ilie an.
Nd9 benz geiftboIen 3eugnife Setter
IONS fpra9 Patrid 9enrp als @ebner 10,
pie 6omer f@rieb, unb rnter ben @Drs
fGmpfern bet amertfanii9en ltnabbGngi9z
felt 1T er elmer Der grOBten. &ber bas gee
niiet in ben Nusen a~ufgebldfener f~toddmert@
faniI 9er @eiber ni9t, I'm bic 4bfammlng
bon INN au elmer ehrenboIen gu n1a9em.
Bum Slid bilben 1ol9e blObiinnige nnb
nnperI9dmte Mriitofratinnen rur cine tptnz
5ige Minberbeit unter ben Srauen bteles
2anbes. Wiirbe aber cine 10 infarte &C.
finnung ii9 BET elmer Mebrbeit ber Wfiitter IN
oiefem 2anbe etnniten, bann tpGre IS init
Der bempfratif9en &epublit balb Matbdt
am 2ebter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
! Cart SpnaS. +

Wie bereits in ~unieren geifrigen Selegtaz
pbenfpalten fur3 gemeloet ipuroe, 1T gu Gre
feb in Osutf9lanb Carl Sonas BON 8aciac
in @%isconitn, ge1torben. Sn INN bat Wise
con fin eirsn feiner ausge5ei9netten @oop>
tibbiirger Derloren.
Sonas mar am 80. Sftober 1910 at Ma[z
9ptp in 80bmen in elmer tf9e9if9en Sa@
milie seboren, erbtelt brouben cine b~or3iigs
li9e polDte9niI9e 8ilbung, eerietb in ieis
mem apan3igften Sabre bur9 einen 2siz
tungsartifel in Gonflitt nit Der Diterrsi4i>
i9sn Gegierung, muBte baber bic Seimatb
p~erlafTen unb begab it9 5und9F mad 2onz
BON. 9pn bd fam ct i'm S. 1868 mad Haz
cine IN Misconitn, tpo er alsbaGb bic &ebatz
tim bes tf9edif9en 8lottes n@lapie" ii5erz
nabrn. 9en beutf6 : fran50ff9en &rieg
ma9te er als Correspondent auf beutf4er
| Seite nit.
On Der amerifantf9en go1itit ndbm er
Gebbdften 4ntbeil, 5uerit dls &epublifaner
nnb mad @i9erung Der 8riegserrungenz
f9often ais Democrat.
Spnas bat btele 5teGungen i'm Dffentliden
9eben befleibet. Gr mar Mitglteb bes 8er@
~tpaltungsratbes Der Misconiiner itaatli4en
Srbufrief9ule fir &naben BON 1873 Bis
1874, Mlberrnart BON @ucine 1876 Bis 1880,
Yrdiibent bes bortigen Stabtrdtbes 1873 Bis
1880, Mitglieb bes 0aufes Der StddtsgeTebz
gebung 1878, @taatslendtpr 1883 Bis 1886,
GonfuG in prag, ipo i'm Die Diterrei9if3e
Regierung na9 eittigem Strdnben amer
fannie, 1886 bis 1889 unb 5~tpeimal 8iSez
gpuberneur Wisconitn's, ppn 1891 Bis 1894.
On Dem ~9etpaltigen S9ultampfe BON 1890
tpe9en bes 8ennetta@eiebes bate er getreltz
li9 duf beutf9er @eite She'll senommen,
unb bur9 bic beutf6en Stimmen tpurbe er
8i5egouperneur.
@pr S4luB ieiner ~5peiten Nmtsaeit dls
8i5egouperneur trdt er Dun ienem M1nte 3uz
rid, TIM bas zines @eneralconIuls in ct.
petersburg gu iibernebmen. .@r fiiblte fnb
iebo9 in ben b~ortigen @%erbdltniiien nt9t
pobI unb lieB ft6 als gonful mad Grefelb
berieben, pp er iebt geftorben tit.
Spnds berfaBte uu9 tpert6bolle @4riften
iber Dterei9if9e unb ameritantf9e Ser
bdltnife unb lit Der 8erfdfer bes eriten
Neutrality-suspicious. W%Drterbubes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
1tngebcttcr nit mebrcrcn ScMor=
s. 16faett+

Der @0Genburpb &er6erps 6elte aus mebz
reren 6dtIen urto in oerI6ieoenen Sonarten.
SSn Oieier 8e3ie6un9 tblt's Spbn 8u1 ibm
glei9. Qus Dem eiaen 0a1fe 6eIt er iebt
tpiaber aus 2ct6estrdften gegen 8ruber So
nathan, Dem er fnr5 5upDr na9 unfdnglibem
flpr6tbarem @sfnurre 1tnb @eflGfFe NIT
Der .3unge be1el6en 0olies Die 9unO geledt
bate; uno aus benz dnberen 9alfe beQt er
tpie toG gegen @ermanid.
lt1mitteG6or na1 benz 8efanntnerben
bes toiTerli9 beutT9en @tiidtpunides an Die
Buren, 6utte Gnglano fem Droben unb
G6in1pfen gegen Die 8ereinigten @tadten
ein8eTtelt, aus 6ur9t, init 5pei @robmG9@
ten 3uglei4 anbinben gu mufen. &6er To-
bal0 fi9 eine entfernte W0gli6feit seigte,
baB 9eutT4Gano es nidt gu einem re3ten
Gonftift nit @nglanb tommen lafen tpiirbe,
fling bds rDbe englii9e @epolter ge9en bic
gereinigten Staten DiaOer an.
91d&Oem Die 2onoDnet Preffe ft9 eben
nod fir m0gIi3ite g1aGgiebigfeit ge9en Die
Ser. Stouten aus9efpro9en bate, riidte am
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Mcainleb 1T felt einigen Saaen in's 9riz
batleben suriidgetreten unb ct pirb fi9 ieht
gana nnb gar feiner eigenen prdiibentz
f4aftscanbibatur tpibmen, b. E.. i'm Qonbe
berumretien, &eben bolten, nit ben Qeitern
Der republitanif9en Partei in regen brief
lt9en unb miinbli9en 8erfebr treten; in ben
Gorriboren ber 9otels ben Mannen bes re-
publifanif9en 9%eerbannes bic 6Gnbe f6iitz
teln nnb S9mei9elnorte in's DIR fliiItern,
fnr5nn, er tptrb i'm @roBen nnb @anaer
ni9ts Mnberes tbun, ais mas ieber @arbz
p%olittfer tbnt, muir i'm srDBeren MaBftabe
nnb anf einem tpetteren Gelbe, bas 70 qroB
ut, tpte bic gan5en 8ereinigten @taatea.
3piI3en 8eiben beiteben feline prinaipieQe11,
%fonbern nur @roBenunteri9iebe, urb pte
Der Warbpolitifer benz 9alubnfieper 4. unb
benz 8odrbingbauspirtb 3. UNI ben 8ort
frabt, 10 muB iib elm damn, Der fi6 Jim
ods bD91te amt Der Gepublif unb ur1 cine
Ufa9t betpirbt, bic grOBer 1T als bic zines
5iirifen, u%unter's 9olt miI9en", 70 lanqe er
@anotodt TT, benn:,, We r the people.
Nn1 giebt es aber in ieber partei Mdnz
trer, tpel9e, tpte Warnid bic R0ni9e, bic
Pra1toenten MAIDEN. v8itte, 3ieben sic
cine &arte, tpel9e Sic %polen," fagt Der S.
camoteur gu uns, urb mir glauben pirfz
lt9 bic &arte 5u aieben, bic mir molten, unb
bod TT es bic, tpel9e uns Der Sau5enbfiinItz
Ter in bic 9anb fpielt. go gebt es ou9
nit Der grdfioentenmd9erei. 9as golf
otpdblt" Sen, pelben bic politif6en
Salfler in ben @%orber9runb geriidt baben.
DAB 1td9ten Nobember Der @rforene ein
&epublifaner fein ipirb, 1T 70 3iemli6 1i6er.
9eBbdlb bdnbelt es it9 peniger INN bic
Babl als pielmebr UNI bic Domination.
MeRinlep min nOminirt fein, ergo 5u9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

Morgen hes Is. Sat1uar bic 2onboner
Stmes pl0bli9 nieber mit Der @rflGrung
6eraus, bab es Der engliI6en &egierung
gar niht %eitfu1e, fih unf irgeno cine iaieOs@
geri6tli9e S9liftung Der Oene5aelii4en
@ren5frage etn5uGoffen. limb nod onl
@benb beffeGben Sases rief es Der englti9e
Tinanamtnifter 8alfour in elmer &eoe 81
ManGefer ber ean5en Welt in bic Sbren,
bab @ngGanb unter feiner 8ebin9hng fi9
auf eine 79iebsgert6tli9e SGlt3tung Der
benesueli16 en @ren5frage einlahen toeroe.
9ie gun5e @treitfra9e itebt alio pteber
qerabe 70 tpie nn II. December 1895, uls
prGIioent glepelanb feline 8otf4oft gegen
Grgfartb i9le1berte.
Oie brutule Bei9enung @nglanbs, du9
nur um zines 9adres 8rette nu95ugeben,
md9t es ou9 b~enienisen dmerifandi 3et
8iirgetn, tpeI9en Der grdiibert uripriingli9
gu fpeit 9ittg, our 9fli9t, bDG unb gon5 fiir
elm tbatfrdFtiges 8orseben Der Ser. Staateh
gegen England ein3uiteben.
@enn iibrigensGngIanb gIalbte, 9eutf9@
lamb tperbe in Der 5reunbifuft fir bic 8uz
rem urb I'm 8iberpillen gegen @n9ldtros
afritaniide po1itit na6laifen, 10 tpar @ngz
lamb duBerit f6ief geipidelt.
@o6 ben neueIten @rfldrun9en Der balb@
amtli9en unb umtli9en 8ldtter in 0eutf9z
lqro lit es fGar, baB Die beutf9e &egierlul1g
i6re in Der 8urenfroge e~ingenommere Stelz
lung eber1To tpenig ouFgeben tpirb, tpie bite
Ser. Staaten ibre Stelltng in Der 8enez
5ueldfrage.
Oie 6aI6amtli6e norbbeutI9e Magen1eine
3eitung iagte am Is. Sutuur an leitenber
Stelle u~numtpunben: SSnbem bic Brehe
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