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New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

awkward and ugly panaettes or trousers. encasing
each leg to below the knee They now made
short and fun that they more like skirts in
appearance and therefore much more graceful
n-pleated drawers. which render the dividing
line quite indistingushabe. The work on the
the material in the way of insertion bands or a
design. combined with hand embroidery. tiny little
work. Nothing is too elaborate or too costly for
modern underwear
EARLY AUTUMN GOWN.
Here IS the description Of a newly imported gown
which would he charming for early autumn: The
material is moss-green taffeta. The skirt has
ten small tucl;s around tho bottom and eight more
halfway between the waist and hem. giving the
appearance Of ovcrskirt: the upper part Of the
blouse bodice is entirely covered with small hori-
zontal tuck. and over this. cut in a low at the
neck is sleeveless bolero of white cloth. slabOr
ately embroidered with Persian design IN colored
silks: this Is cut up IN an inverted '. Al the
waist back and front the sleeves of the green
silk and have groups of small tucks at Intervals
from the shoulders 10 the wrist.
Another recently made gown of great chic Is OF
black grenadne made up over black tafeta with
a sort Of OVervcstment of white gupure. maze over
colored silk. which is open in front roth on
bs from the hips which are Separ ltcd from cacn
other about foot. showing The folds OF IN, PACK
the waist. The from; Of the skirt ana also the
bodice is d transparency of black erenadine over
together with gathered STRIPS OF 'le ErtIhnii'' t'
each drawn together in the centre with loluS OF
the ercnadine forming me srmDnnc' made wth
out lining. gathered horizontally ana lSnt ana
sgarc ang from cover oP he to hoaT sSS% Tv &
ment I" 70 freshcn up the body Of an old gown, is
guipure yoke which comes oWn To- pom M TO , te
piece over the shoulders. all edged with tny
doubled rune of black chiff 3n worn wh coored
taffeta collar and belt The effect OF TINS "fr'"Ie-
is really extremely pretty.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
LINEN AND GRENADINES.
SOME NEW POINTS ON THE MAKING UP
OF UNDERWEAR AND FALL GOWNS
TO-DATE TROUSSEAU.

ESSENTIALS IN LINEN FOR AN Up
TO-DATE TROUSSEAU.
The French say that il is in her underwear that
the innate "coquettere" "a word. by the way
which expresses a quality quite different from our
coarser term. "CCGuettishness') of woman shows
Itself. and that the true elegance of her nature and
the refinement OF her taste therein ycd far
ore than in the outside show of her gowns. one
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

PRETTY WAY TO MAKE Up A BlACh
GRENADlNE.
solete. have again come into fashion. but they are
adjusted to tho figure and are often made with an
overhaneing point from; and back which covers
The corset and serves IN lieu OF 4 corset-coveF
while the bottom of the chomse Is rufied ana acts
as q short skirt Where the corsct-covers are sep
arate they do not reach 10 the waist Out are IKE
usht-nttine boeros or are tied Ike snuely ht'ihg
V-shaped fchu in a knot just be,ow the bust
1hs drawers Of the present day are no !orger tne
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

Mrs. Stanleyetta Titus Werner. who has been sut-
ferng from injuries caused by a fall from
her wheel Is now improving and is so far the
road recovery that sne expects to be able to
leave for the country in a few days.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19

Two enterprsing Chicago women have recently
opened an agency for the purpose Of furnishing 70
schools literary clubs individuals photographers
on any subject desired Their special aim Is 10
give assistance to women's clubs. When notified
of the topics for discussion. programme OF meet
ings etc. they will prepare systematic course
OF study. with topical arrangement for the direc-
ton of the members They also furnish refer
ence and reading lists to schools and colleges In
any line Os their work
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
TIE SUNSHINE EMBLEM.

President-General of the T. :. s.. SeVefai "e''-
bers OF the r. s. s. nave sent for spec''he"s
Of the corcopsis and II has given me great p''"-
IRE to send them the flowers Will you Kho''
-tate in the Sunshine column that II any o'"'''
wish 'our emblem | will be most happy 10 sehn
IL. If they will send stamps for the postage =, +,
II IS difficult to pack flowers TO so ny mail III
this weather for they lose their freshness. HOW
ever. they revive when put in water
our plants seem to be proud Of their honor anu
distinction. for they have begun 10 bloom dsdi''
Most sincerely yours. ~,-
Mrs LOUISE e. NORTON.
HightstoWn. Etra y. o. y. j.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
COUNTY JAIL AND HALL OF RECORDS.

o
Marysvins, the Queen City of Northern California,
has history that reads like There tales of
the good padres and the old acaes told By the older resi-
dents also related how the pretty sprang Up sud
denly the desert ct sagebrush. When the sagebrsh
began to disappear Marysvle's prosperity commenced
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

"On the evening of the election there
was general gathering OF pc ople at the
adobe house. the principal building of the
place. to hear the official announcement
OF the result. When this was made some
one proposed That a name should be
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
WILL 1T BE EXTENDED2
The Purchasers of the G r.. s. c. Interested
in the Georgia and Alabama.

The Purchasers of the C r.. & c. Interested
in the Georgia and Alabama.
On last Wednesday the Chattanooga,
Rome and Columbus railroad, extending
from Chattanooga to CarrolltOn, dis
lance of one hundred and forty miles,
was bought for half million dollars, the
purchasers being the bondholders of the
road. Simon Borg Co., who bought the
road, were large bondholders in the Co.
lumbus Southern railroad, and are inter
ested in the Georgia and Alabama, 1t is
not improbable that deal will be effect
ed by which the road will be extended
through to Columbus, to connect there
with the Georgia and Alabama. Unless
this is done the road will continue to
loose money, and as this is its salvation
the extension is looked forward to as a
probability, although nothing is officially
known. Simon Borg Co. and associates
control the road; Simon Borg Co.
are largely interested in the Georgia
and Alabama; and thus while nothing is
officially known it will be seen that
the extension and connection can be cas-
lily effected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
KILLED IN A WRECK.
A BAD SMASH.UP ON THE GEOR.
GIA AND ALABAMA.
Two Negroes Killed and Fifteen Cars
Torn to Atoms. One of the Vic
Tins Had $500 in Gold
on His Person.
ON His Person.

A bad accident occurred on the Geor-
gia and Alabama railroad, few miles
from Richland, Thursday night, in which
fifteen freight cars were utterly demol-
ished, two negroes were instantly killed,
and third had leg broken. The negroes
were all from Colum bus, and were steal
ing ride on the freight train when the
VIZ eek occurred.
The train was an extra and at the time
the wreck happened was running very
fast in order to reach siding where the
regular passenger train would pass it. A
brake bar broke and caused the run off,
and fifteen cars were smashed to atoms
while their contents were strewn in every
direction.
The three colored boys, Ed Thomas,
Will GleDn and Ed Harris, were stealing
ride en- the turcks of one of the cars.
Thomas and Glenn were killed instant
ly, being crushed beyond recognition al
most, while Harris had one leg broken
and was otherwise badly bruised up.
When Thomas body was gotten from
under the wreck it was discovered that
he had $85. 90 in gold on his person.
ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL.
There was freight wreck on the Cen
trail near Smlthville Thursday. Ten cars
were derailed and several of them mere
or less damaged. Fortunately, none Of
the train crew were injured in the smash
up.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
Condensed Testimony.

Chas. B. Hood, broker and manufact-
urers' agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies
that DR.. Kings New Discovery has no
equal as cough remedy. j. D. Brown,
Prop. st. James Hotel, Fl. Wayne, Ind,
testifies that he was cured of cough of
two years standing, caused by lagrippe,
by DR.. Kings New Discovery. B. F.
Merrill, Baldwinsville, Mass, says that
he has used and recommended it and
never knew it to fail and would rather
have it than any doctor because it al
ways cures. Mrs. Hemming, 222, E.
25th st., Chicago, always keeps it at
hand and has no fear of Group, because
it instantly relieves. Free trial bottles at
Sale-Davis drug store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
REV. CARPENTER THANKED.
The Royal AHcanum Expresses Apprecia
ton of His Sermon to the Order.

The Royal AHcanum Expresses Apprecia
ton of His Sermon to the Order.
At the regular meeting of the local
lodge of tae Royal Arcanum Friday
night the following resolutions of thanks
to Rev. j. Howard Carpenter were
adopted:
Resolved by Terrell Council No. COL,
Royal Arcanum, That the grateful
thanks of our entire membership are
due and are hereby most heartily tender
ed to Rev. j. Howard Carpenter for the
excellent, appropriate and edifying SER
mon recently delivered by him on the
anniversary occasion of our order. We
confidently believe and expect that great
and lasting good will be derived from
this timely and admirable discourse; and
the eminent aud eloquent minister, (him-
self member of the Royal Arcanum)
will ever be held in deservedly high es-
TEEN by our council.
Resolved further, That copy Of
these resolutions be sent to Brother Car
penter and copies of the same be fur
nished to the city papers for publication.
j. q. PARKS, Committee
j. e. DEAN,
Dawson, Ca, January 18th, 1897.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20

Lewis, is headquarters for tobacco
and syrnp.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
THEY COME AND GO.
Review of the Movements of People
You Know.

Review of the Movements of People
You Know.
Mr.. Will Barnes, one of Dawson's clev-
or young men, visited our city the first
of this week. We could not ascertain
what his business was, but are inclined
to the belief that he came on very ten
der mission.-Cuthbert Liberal Enter
prise
Miss Ola Mabry returned to her home
in Eufaula Thursday much to the regret
of her many friends and admirers in
Dawson.
Col. E. j. Hart went up t Montezuma
Friday to represent MessIs. Alesker &
Taubin in the foreclosure of a mort
gage.
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Peddy have re-
turned from visit to Mrs. Peddy's resi-
dence in Chattahoochee county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Roberts are visit
ing relatives of Mis-. Roberts at jackson
vile, Fla.
Colonel G. w. Warwick, of Smthvllle,
is one of the prominent attendants upon
court.
Mrs. VIM. Douglass, of Sumner, is Yis-
ltlng her mother, Mrs. Nathan COOK.
Rush PAGES friends are glad to see
him home from Hot Springs again.
Miss Belle Dennis, of Shellman, is Wis!
iting friends in Dawson.
DR.. j. H. Williford, of Parrott, spen
Monday in the city.
Mr.. R. A. Tyner made flying trip tC
Americus Sunday.
Mr.. L. Q. Ford, of Smithville, was in
Dawson Saturday.
Miss Mamie Roberts went up to Ma
con Wednesday.
Mr.. Alma Slade went up to Americas
Saturday.
Mr.. Perry Cooke spent Monday in the
city.
Mr.. Frank Cooke was in Dawson Mon
day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
HEROD HAPPENINGS.
News Items and Personal Mention in and
Around That Community.

News Items and Personal Mention in and
Around That Community.
The many friends Of Mrs. 1. S. Layton
nee Miss Alice Lennard, will be panied to
hear of her death, which occurred near
Pelham last Saturday. Mrs. Layton was
reared in this community, and had re-
Gently moved to Pelham. She was
most estmable lady. We sympatize
with the bereaved ones.
An election for justice of the peace for
this, the Third, district has been order
ed for February 9th. Mr.. j. II. Kelly is
the only candidate who has announced
SO far. Mr.. Kelly would make an ad-
mirable officer, and no doubt will be
elected.
harris. Brim & McLain want your
trade. See them and get prices before
buying.
Tho Methodists will occupy their new
church for the first time next Sunday.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald, of Sumter,
is visiting Miss Anabel McLain.
We regret % learn that Mrs J. P. Han
nah Is quite sick.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20

G. G. Lewis will sell you genuine
Schnapps tobacco at 30e. per pound by
the box,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20

Here is pointer for any of readers
who may be troubled with paralysis.
Nr. r. VI. Frye, prominent merchant
of Boquet, Westmoreland County, Pa. .,
says one Of his customers who had
walked with p cruteh for two years, ow-
ing to partial paralysis, mas cured by us-
ing Chamberlaju's Pain Balm, The man
is fully recovered and is nov working in
the mines It Is for sale by Farrar q
Farrar, druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
Reminders of the Red Man

In the northern part of the county can
be seen the signs of pottery where the
Indians made their clay vessels when
they were in possession of this section.
Their trails and the blazes made by them
on the trees are also perceptible.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
The Modern Mother

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup of
Figs, when in need of the laxative effect
of gentle remedy, than by any other;
that it is more acceptable to them.
Children enjoy it and it benefits them.
The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Company only.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
A Successful ColOred Farmer.

1t is always a qualification to
The News to note the success of its COL
ored friends. One of the colored farmers
of Terrell county who is prospecting and
possesses the respect and confidence of all
who know him is Henry Strickland, who,
last year, made fifty bales of cotton,
enough corn to run his farm and killed
1000 pounds of meat.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
GraYes, G00d School.

Professor George Patterson has re-
opened his school at Graves with a large
increase of pupils. Professor Patterson
stands deserYedly high as an educator
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-01-20
AWAITING THE GUARD.

Criminals Convicted at the Last Term of
Court still in Jail.
The penitentiary authorities are some
what slow about transferring convicts to
the camps. Although the pententiary
department has been twice notified, the
three negroes who were convicted Of fell
MES at the last term of court are still in
Jail awaiting the arrival of guards to take
them to convict camp. These priso
ners are Ben Robinson, Bryant Daniel
and Charlie Glover.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

faI3eit Der Bombs bur9uus riatig. Sn aebn
Sobren mag Der 3insfuB auf 1 proaent ge=
funten Iein. 9a bic 8orrbs niemals iiber
Pari Tteben fDnnen, neil Tie tets gesen Bomb
Certificate eingeneGfelt iperben miiien, 10
langeii4 nelbs in 9dnOen Der Regierung be-
finben, finb ite Der Spetulation entriidt.
Oenn baB Die 9an5e @miffion in feite 9dnbe
iibersinge, lit tpobl ni9t gut bentbar, 10
LANCE Die &esierung bas Re9t' bat, BEL ieber
na6folgenben @mifiion ben 3insfuB berab
gu feben.
@ie freilt6 bieier Bldn bon unieren ST.
nanslelpten beurtbeilt tperben ipirb, bariiber
mO9ten mir feline 8orausfage MAIDEN. l1nb
Ielbit tpenn 5inan3miniiter Sage i'm gut
beiBen fp1te, AUDI Der peifeite plan CUR
8efunbung unferer Sinan5en bat ia bod
oorert feline Ausft4t auf @nnabme i'm
Senat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Gin 9ru9teremptaf zines
f9neiserif9en 9ar1amentaz
riers 1T Scarf 8irflt, Mitalieb beg
aantonsrat6s (Oer gefebgebenben 8ebOrbe)
bes &anton's 3iri9. @r bebient li6 du@
uls geiebgeber bes r%einften p3iiribieter
9iitf4." Reufi4 1T er u nit ieinem
@Orl4lag, Die Sibl (einen 3ufluB Der Sim.
mat) ab5uleiten, audi einmal tpieSer burcb4
gefqaen, tporauf er feline @plegen alfo ana
rebete: SEA a1ipil bin / ober a5eepiie
tpDrbe; me felt, bds feig bumms Sig, nn6
i9 feig en- Sprebueb; bag elau6esnsid gn
aber min. Sbr 9erre; / meine=nzeAnber. Sir
ieiset's!" 9err 8iirtli befam nun bonn @prs
iiber einen 8erpeis tuegen bieier idtperen
8~eleiOigung ieiner @plesen. Die i.bod
hutten gitrtli's @prte nit 9omsrii9em Sc
ld9ter anfgenommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

DIS am Gebten Somitdg Der abgetafelte
rep1bltfaniI3e Silberfenator bon SoSbabo bic
9e[egenbeit i'm Senate tpa6rnubn1, Inn ben
replblitaniI9en Senatoren 5u3nrufen, bah
tie na9 benz 4. Mdr5 iiber feline Stimmenz
mebr6eit berfIgen tpiirben unb ba6er au6
nt9t ben Sendt orgdnitren f%Dnnten, ba alma
Elm i9riIer MtBtpn bnr9 ben Saal, Elm
Son, Der an jenen neutrality-suspicious. i'm
ct. Coulter @onDent erinnerte, dls Senator
Seller BON Colorado NIT BON S6rGnen erz
fttdter Stimme feinen Nustritt aus Der re-
publifnniI9en partei ertlGrte.
Dubois punbte ii9 Direct an bic republic
tunif9e Settle beg Senats, als er fdqte:
pWir baben bier cine entf9iebene garteiz
eruppirung, pel6e fi9 bic iilberreppblifaz
nif9e Bartei nennt. Sic tpirb nt9t nit
@u3 9onb in !6on6 geben. S6r ieib nt9t
i'm Stanbe, ben Senat gu DrganiIren."
Nuf ben ~furaen, aber lebbaften @intpanb
bes Senators G3el1on BON Minneiotu fubr
Dubois fort: rSbr f0nnt niht nur ben nG9z
iten Senut ni9t orguniitren, fOnbern iiberz
HuupL lClIlClt ulCUl. OSu9 IUlL IuuA Ill, vi.
9ouis bebuuptet bdben, pirb eintreffen:
Die republitanii9e Partei bat als partei
bereits ibr lebtes @efeB in ben Gober bes
2onbes geT9rieben. 01ur NIT 9iilfe anberer
Stimmen tperbet Sbr @uer Sartfgefeb bur9=
bringen. S6r babt ni9t genlg Stimmen,
un6 SIR tperbet tie ni6t befOmmen. sic gez
biibren Sud- audi gar niGt, unb in stpei Sab
rem tperbet SSbr nod tpeiter baDOn e%ntfernt
fein, iie 81 erbalten, als ieBt."
Sat Dubois MIR aus eiget1em Nntriebe 10
gefprp9en9 @or es fein S9panenlieb als
Senator? Sat er in Der lebten Stunbe nod
einmal feiner @nttduf9ung unb feinem Ner=
ger 2uft MAIDEN tpoQen2 Sber bat er i'm
@uftruge Der iibrigen iilberrepublttanif9en
5enntoren bic 9robung atsgeftoBen9 Sat-
f9eint es 10, benin fpnit bate fid tpobG elmer
BON ibnen erboben unb gegen Die Worte Ou=
bois' protsitirt. S6r S4peigen mar Dmi@
et1s unb fa9 tpie 3nitimmuns aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Die Silberrepublitaner nerben nj d I
NIT Sud- 5uIammendrbeiten. Wenn Sbr
Die Sdrifbin bur9bringen tpplt, miiBt Sbr
Sud UNI anbere Stimmen umIeben!" 0as
fiebt ME &dmpf aus unb er0ffnet fir bic
9inglep : 4roiperitdts@ Sdrif=8iG T9limme
Nusii9ten. @S itebt uber aud tpie Sda4er
aus. Die Silberleute molten Goncefiionen
babsn; iie %erinnern ii4 nod Der Sd 8inIeb=
@eieBgebung pon 1890 unb Der 5bermanz
GomprumiB~giG. @us bamals ging, mag
audi tpieber geben.
8is iebt lit Mc&inleb nltr unter triumph
bogen 9epanoelt, Die lebten ipurben ibm in
Canton unb in 8aihington erri4tet. Bon
beute an ipirb er iid burd 9eden nit febr
fpiben 9ornen bitbur9 pinpen miiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

titel auf merffam gemd9t, pel4en ST. 6. 9.
Smdlen i'm MGr5beft bes n5orum" perDfz
fentli9t, unb in pel9em er ausfibrt, bdB Die
Bteoerfebr 70 ~algemeinen 8eoetbe1s in bef
3utunft, pie ss i'm porigen Sa6r5e5nt
berrf9te, gu ben grDBten Observation-Disclosures
ten gebDre. Gr giebt gu bebsnfen, baB mir i'm
borigen Sabr5ebnt cine ungebeure @inpanbe=
runq eebu6t baden, nit oeren 9iilfe mir feds
pefli6e Gtaaten aufbauten, unb baB Elm
Tol9es greigniB ni9t pieber, pebsr iiberz
baupt nod in ioI6er 9lObli9teit, eintreten
tonne, unb baB, %einerlet, pie entipideluneSz
fdbig Der Weten nod lei, oieie @%ntpidelung
BON iebt ab ldngfGmer ppr ii9 geben miife,
unb baB liberties uniere StGbte mod auf
Sabre binaus auf bie1eGbe 5ugeThnitten 1eien.
Nftt anoeren @orten, er glaubt, bab bic 53eit
Der r8ubms", Der f9nelen @rtperbung ppr
&ei9t6iimern, boriiber unb baB bic 53eit bes
langfamen uno fi9eren Nusbuues gsfommen
lit.
1nb bumit mag er ppb1 &s9t baben. l1nb
elm Sober tpirb pobG tbun, tpenn er fi9 bar
duf einri9tet, fi4 nit feinen iiberIpannten
9~Offnungen trGgt, unb fi9 nit einem .mGBiz
gen SortI9ritt 6egniigt. @s fommt ald
babel barauf an, BON pel9em S%tunbpuntt
man bic 9inge betrd9tet - bon benz Der
9eniigIamfeit ober ungeniigIamfeit. Sir
ben l1n9eniigiamen perOen itets I9k9te Set
ten iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Gin MaTemanertf.

Cine Der eriten 9fGi9tet1, bic Der Don Ietz
nsr europdtf6en Srrfubrt 5uriidfebrenosSe=
1tator Wolcott 5u erfilen bat, beite6t in Del
11eberrei9ung elmer 8etttion an ben neuen
Y~rdftbenten, in tpel1er 5000 yparteitrelGa"
&epu6lituner bon Colorado p~srlungen, baf
Me&inlep bic 8erfiigung tptberrufe, burf
fpel9e glebelanb $4,000 Stellsn benz gibil=
bienitgefeb unter9eprbnet bat.
Mc&inleD bat in Colorado 1921 Stint
men er6alten unb aus Der 8itt19rift qs6i
fonrit berbor, buB ctrca etn Siinftel buppr
einen 8eamtentpedie befiirnorten. @enu
ii9 berIelbe @ppetit Bel alien &epublitane~r
i'm 9dnbe 9eltenb naden iolte, bana mao
ft9 Me&tnlep auf einen Nnfturm BON unqe=
fGbr 100000 bungniger &emteriG9ar ge=
fdbt MAIDEN. Wenn er iebem BON i6nsn nil
As Sefunben tpiDme1 unb IL Stunben per
Sag orbetten tpiirbe, Die @onntage eia4s=
i6lofen, bd1r1 ipiiroe er gerdbe am 1. Mdr7
1901 init ben Mpplitationen ferti9 perosn
Mittleripeile f0t1ren Der Sarif unb anpere
Hegierungsgef6dfte %tpurten, bis bisGeibt Gin
bentofratif9er PrGiibent i'm Sabre 1900
erpdblt tpirb, Der bann oiefeIbe prosebur
NIT bungrigen bempfratifden NemteriGeeru
bur63uma6en Bate II. I. 10. adj infnitum.
Sas lit bic matbematif9e 8etra6tunq elmer
d1befannten S6atfd9e unb tie lit ourhuu:
ni9t iibertrieben, tpie Tie auf ben erTten Slid
eri9einen mag. S9on 1T auf McRialet
feitens Der Nemteridger Elm Iol9er DRUID
~mltsgeii6t tporben, Dab feirte eiierne Gonfi=
tuition er19iittert purbe u1b faft aus
fantmengebrp9en 1T. 6dt McRinleo
erft 6ds 4mt dngetreten, 6ann ipirb
Der 4niturm BON @euem Beginner unb nit
mod gr0Berem Ra9brud gefu6rt tperben.
9dtte @lebelanb niGt 10000 Memter in ben
Gibilbienft eingereibt, bdnn tpiirben i;6er
cine MiQion 4ppGttarten mebr i'm 6eIbe
fetn unb Die 0ffentli9en @eI91fte nod me6r
burunter leiben. Selbit tpem Mc&inlen feir
@iotf0ienitreforme tpGre, miiBte er @lebez
lamb bdfiir bu1tbar fem, baB er ;6n Der
Gorge unb 2aft entbnben bat, fir bic $4,000
Memter etnen puienben 8eumten gu ftaben,
ber5li3 banf6dr, buB er ale Qplttationen an
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