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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
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for any case OF Catarrh that cannot DO
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
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Toledo o.
We. the undersigned. have known i. j.
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transactions. and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their urn.
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Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN &c MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
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Halls Family Pills are the best -1s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
Internal Rerenue Receints.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 2l-spe-
cial-The report of the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue for the month OF April.
1898, shows the aggregate receipts to be
52s2, 1883. an increase Of s8,sSS. 2O4O3
over the same month IN 1897. The greater
portion OF this was in tobacco and spirits.
The receipts from the former were 81,
207, 20902. an increase OF $1.630062.7 over
the receipts of April. 1897. Receipts for
April OF this year from spirits were H.
GIL 93S.S1, an increase OF 1852. 32Z22.
The receipts from all sources from July
l. 1897 90 April 30. 1895 were $3.50 Ol6-
1851 an increase Of 1861. 5S3.N over the
same period Of the preceding fiscal year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
POPULAR WEEK-ENDING RATES
OUT or RICHMOND VIA SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.

Effective May 18th. and continuing dur
ing the summer, 1898, Southern Railway
will sell tickets on Saturday and Sun
day of each week, good returning follow
ing Monday, as follows:
Richmond 20 West Point, Va. and re-
turn, 75c.
Richmond 90 Keysvlle, Va. and inter
mediate stations and return, one fare
for the round trip.
These popular rates will enable many
Richmond families 10 spend the summer
in the country. thus avoiding the excessive
heat OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
MUSIC IN RICHMOND.

A Review OF the Events OF the Past
Season in This City.
II may be OF interest TO review the
musical events Of the past season in this
city. beginning with the New Year
on January 10. ls9S, John Philip Sousa
PLAYED with his famous band 20 a crowd
"a and fashionable house.
ON January 18th the opera Wang" was
performed at the Academy OF Music
The same evening the Gesangverien sere-
naded MIR. l.. Rueger. ST.. with some
choice selections.
January 27th the Old Dominion Sex
tette had u rehearsal and impromptu
sOiree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40.

Have you one of these wonderful musi-
cal instruments? IL talks. laughs. sings.
and you can hear the worlds famous
bands. Gilmore's and Sousa's. Come and
be entertained. No trouble TO show them.
Walter d. Moses q Co.. 1905 east Main
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
PIANO BARGAINS-PIANO BAR.
GAINS

Call at our store.-We have several in
strumerts just taken in trade which
must be disposed Of at sacrifice prices
The terms can be made 20 suit the most
slender purse Manly D. Ramos & Co,
1l9 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
Country Homes for summer Boarders.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN REsonrs

ON THE LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Where to spend tho summer and es-
cape the heat Of the city IL the question.
For answer call on or write thu passen~
ger once OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. No. 500 cast Main street. Rich
nlond. Va, for lists OF summer homes
where terms from five dollars and u1-
wards week and SIS to so per month
may be had.
Illustrated pamphlets OF the mineral
springs can also be obtained. summer
excursion tickets. grass wldcvers ana
Weekend rates SIS ~ .ssued curing tl>A
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
PIANO BARGAINS.

We have several fine secondhand IT,
riSnt Pianos taot are 0r red q. d great
sacrifice. This IS your opportunity. We
fully guarantee each Que OF them. Wal
Ter ID. Moses & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22
CARNIVAL OF FAIRIES.

This beautiful cantata was rendered
Friday night at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall. under the direction
Of Mrs. Clements. a lovely scene was
presented and the large audience seem
ed 10 think that they had really reach
ed Fairy land. The stage was beauti-
fully decorated. and when the gorgeous
fairies entered there was great enthus-
iasm. The King. Queen and attendants
entered first followed by a lovely cupid.
Fairies Fun Content. Goodwin. Rain
bow, Princess Of the Ocean Merina.
Queen Of Night, and all OF the soloists
took their parts admirably. Miss Vass
represented Rilla and was DANGEROUSLY
encored. The Pitter-patter company was
especially fine.
The reading in the second part by Miss
Bass was heartily enjoyed. Her style
was bewithing, and she fairly captured
the audience
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22

The members OF Mrs Albert Bruce's
Music School yesterday evening gave
their annual commencement concert. in
the presence Of assembled parents and
friends. among whom were many Of the
most prominent people in the city. The
programme. which was divided into two
narts. was contributed 20 delightfully."- by
Misses F,lsie Glmorcr, Nora Leary. May
Carmichael. Evelyn stiles. Elsie Cranz.
Fannie Y. Wolfe. Mary Barksdale. Helen
Roberts. Louise Catlin. Bliss Williams.
Anna Il. Purcell. Kate seldom, Lillian
Atkins. Florence Anthony, Rena Glaze
hook. Louise McAdams. Bertha Gilmore.
Maysie Fleming, Mamie Waddill. Ellen
tucker. Nora Keppler. Henrietta Run
Won. sue Gray. Mary Bierne. Josephine
Keppler. Alice Doyle lOlise Parkinson.
eaire n. Anderson Elizabeth Robins.
and Myrtle Atkins.
ReDeatrd enCofcs csprecscf the high
estimate placed upon the young girls
work by their audience. During the year
ikha school has grown In eyeryseps4 ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22

To tho bright skies OF the past week
may DO attributed the opening Of what
may be called the summer season, whose
social ufo is chiefly out Of doors. The
incxhaustblc trolley party IS again upon
as. and The suburban lifc will. 70 So GER
tain. be more varied and delightful this
year than ever before. The popularity OF
tho country clubs is responsible for this,
and already cntcrprising society people
arc using them as card for making
their entertainments popular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-22

The oratorio. "The TRANSPORTATION"
by tho Able Per0si, conductor of San
Marco. Venice, had q triumphant sue
cess. profound scholarship being welded
10 italian melody. IL has been given al
ready five times. and will next be heard
in MIN and numerous other cities
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

Estos aceItes, I 70
ducto de uaa brI
caci6n especial, de
bids a IA eApcrien ncl.
ae!q uiEida i uran NIT
Eauchos amos en- Ia Is
dusGsia de rehnas pc
troieo, ranto en- 10.
Esrados Unidos, CO
mo en Cuba, Msxic,
y otros paiSes, sc a.
sino suPcriorcs, Egus
les a lQs mejoges Qct
Sc lmpogtaa del ex.
sralJeEo. bajo Giv,a-
SOS aonbses y mai
Gas. "a pog s0s Gus
mas cuaiiG1aceS uEnl
nicas, cusnto por i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25
NEUROSlNE PRUNlER
ELECTRICISTk AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estados- Uaielos con una
sxfensa factura de timbTes, b.uoDes, bate
las, asambzes y denaas accessories. ofrece de
luevo sus seryicios para irstalecioDes cleo.
;ricss de todas classes, y para riqnelar obietos
,Qg medic de Ia eectricdad.
Ponce, ~ DC Nors. de 1895.
(Cristina % LUIS SALAZAB.
Nota Sc fscilitan nresupueBtos nara pair
l8etric2a. y. g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

gndad gaduaclones densdat
Z esisr prepados Iruet elsvsds temperatures Fahren
o"S"oh eapontdnea, Gsf de huro NAL 0oy.
&c TODD snado, preferl5is
oo oeeen los las ventajas de precios
Seouc'cos que los As
Agenes generates Isa Sres Sobrinos de Ezquags
coraeza IT. San Jnan Puerto Rico Ponce sres Feice
Coste & C:
- 4al n + t2l-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-05-25

Una estancia compuestz deG 40 cuer
dae en- el barrio de oia Cl6nig,, IL ar de
Adiunstas, ha side eambrada e gran
parte de cafe platanoe; pero Oy esta
ennalczado Sc reallza en- precio Go mo
do.
Para precio de esta estancia info rma
ra don Francisco Cartagena plazs del
M eroad en- Ponce
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
JURORS ARE
 HARD TO FIND Slow Progress Being Made in the Figel
 Murder Case. Only Two Talesnen Were Accepted Yesterday by
 Both Sides.
The Other Citizens Examined Were Disqualified for Various
 Reasons.

A little better progress was made yes- terday in the work of impaneling a jury to try Theodore A. Figel, the young bookkeeper who is accused of having shot and killed Isaac Hoffman.
 Two of the talesmen, A. Pauba, re- tired tailor living at S3S Ellis street, and R. Levin, a blacksmith residing at S4 Belcher street, satisfactorily an- swered all of the questions asked them. They were acceptable to both the prose- cution and defense, and were sworn in by Clerk Tolle.
 Figel, who will remain in the custody of the Sheriff during the trial, arrived in the courtroom at 9:30 o'clock, in charge of Sheriff Whelan. He did not appear to be in the least concerned.
 When the examination of Frank Du- mont, M. Savage, A. H. Phelps, T. Frahm. F. w. Whiteside, Henry Hamil A. Pauba, J. M Merrill, A. s. Tubbs, w. G. Doane, c. Cohen and R. Levin, the talesmen who were drawn Tuesday evening, commenced, there were but few spectators in the courtroom. The case seems to have lost interest for the idle and curious who thronged the Po- lice Court during the days of the pre- liminary hearing.
 Talesmen Savage, Phelps, Hamil. Doane, Tubbs and Cohen were excused because they had fixed opinions. Tales men Dumont and Whiteside were per emptorily challenged by the prosecu- ton, and the defense exhausted two per- emptory challenges on Talesmen Frahm and Merrill.
 Both sides then announced that they were satisfied. and Pauba and Levin were sworn in.
 Judge Cook then directed Clerk Tolle to draw ten more names from the box. They were: Simon Scheeline, A. $. Lowndes, c. B. Barber, J. F. Murray, Charles Nathan, Charles Coleman, Lewis Joseph, William Kilday, w. s. Chapman and H. Harms.
 When adjournment hour arrived. Kilday, Chapman and Harms remained out of the ten to be examined. Schee- line was excused because he had formed an opinion; Lowndes and Murray be- cause they were not on the assessment roll: Barber because he was opposed to capital punishment, and Nathan, Cole man and Joseph because they were friendly to the families of both the dead man and the prisoner.
 Another attempt will be made to-day to complete the jury.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27

adjudication the H. s. Crocker Company entered an opposition to his application for a discharge from his liabilities. The opposition alleged that the insolvent had concealed some of his assets from his creditors and as he was in the debt of the H. S. Crocker Company to the amount of $1500 it was anxious that his application be denied that 1t might get a Judgment against him for the amount due.
 A man by the name of Bowen. 1t was alleged by the opposition, owed Polk some 5000 for services performed and that he had not included the account In his schedule of liabilities. Polk admitted that he had received some money from Bowen which he used for current expen- ses but denied that any amount was due him from that source. Testimony was then introduced by Attorney Rothschild, who represented the H; S. Crocker Com pany, to show that when the insolvent had been asked to show his books he pre- sented a set that showed evidences. of having been prepared for the occasion. The evidence introduced to establish this fact was insufficient, however, as 1t was in relation to many other contentious of the H. s. Crocker Company. and in con- sequence Judge Slack ordered that Polk be discharged from his liabilities.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
OF INTEREST TO TIE COAST.
Postmusters Appointed for Number Of
 California Towns

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The follow ing California Postmasters were appoint ed to-day: Chicago Park, Nevada Coun- ty-Frank F. Haskins, vice Clara J. In- gals. resigned. Hornitos,. Mariposa naro, removed. Jamul, San Diego Coun- ty-H. M. Johnson, vice c. l.. MaXfield, removed. La Mesa, San Diego County resigned. Lindsay, Tulare County-M. w. Grace vice Charles Rankin, removed. North San Diego, San Diego County-J. T Aekerman, vice V- F: D; sl1cia, re- Clara Wetzel, vice Peter Hansen. re- signed. Tres Pinos, San Benito County Julius Lanzenberg, vice L. Thornton, re- moved. West Palmdale, Los Angeles County-Charles s. Beath, vice Jacob Scherrer, resigned. Woodville, Tulare County. William k. Dewitt, vice Lauch- lin Robertson, resigned.
 Representative Moon of Tennessee to- day introduced bill authorizing the Alaska Navigation and Development Company of Camden, N. J.. to own and inlets, bays, rivers and gulfs of Alaska, and to dredge, eXcavate and blast in any of said waters, and to fully and complete ly exercise in Alaska and Alaskan waters all the rights and privileges exercised by virtue of it's charter.
 Senator Perkins to-day introduced a bill, providing for licenses for deck officers on sea-going vessels
 The Senate Committee on Claims to-day reported favorably Senator McBride's bill providing for the payment to John e. Shirley $35 900 due him from the estate of the late Francis de Long of California.
 Army and navy orders-EnSign C. C. Ferrel has been detached from the Mon terey and ordered to the Alabama by direction of the President First Lieu tenant Woodbridge Geary is detailed as professor of military science and tactics at the State Agricultural College of Ore gon, Corvallis Ore, to relieve First Lieu tenant Clarence F. Dentler. By order of the Acting Secretary of War Commis- sary Sergeant Patrick Lynch, now on duty with Captain William H. Baldwin, purchasing commissary at San Francisco, will be sent without delay to Vancouver Barracks, Wash, and report upon his ar- rival to the commanding general of the Department of the Columbia for duty with the Alaska relief expedition.
 Pacific Coast patents were granted to- day as follows: California-Harriet J. DeIsell, Jackson, miners lantern; Forest W. Dunlap and J. R. Swain, assignors to w. C. Chapin, San Francisco, light re- fracting and magnifying envelope for in- candescent lights; Andrew s. Hallidie. San Francisco, device for transporting and weighing cane; William B. Haywood Gualala, safety fender for street cars and automatic car fender; John s. Ord. Aptos, pitman connection for cutting of mechanism of mowers, etc: Martin V. Shaf, Los Angeles, photographic back ground carrier; Samuel S. Simrack, as- signor to A. R. Herman, San Francisco gas engine: Brick A. Stark, San Rafael, purifying and refining California petro- leum oils. Oregon-George M. Lease, Sa- lem, swing.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
P0STAL SAVINGS BANKS.
Senators Mason and Butler to Prepare q
 Bill for Their Creutjon

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-The Senate Committee on Postoffices and Postroads to-day had under consideration the ad- visibility of establishing a scheme of postal savings banks in the United States. The discussion was general, and the only conclusion reached was that Senators Mason and Butler should prepare the bill, which could be used as base for future deliberations. This was done because of the fact that there were a large number of measures before the committee, all looking to the same end. Ii is intended that the bill to be prepared by Mason and Butler shall sUpplant all these, and they were requested to have 1t in shape to De taken up at the next meeting, to be held a week hence,
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with or without removal. J. Noonan. 1017- 1928 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
RELEASED FROM HIS DEBTS
Willis Polk. the Architect of Be- hemio, Declared InsoIvent
 bv Judde Slack

Willis Polk, the architect of Bohemia
 who failed for several thousands a few months ago, has been granted a dis charge from the insolvency court and his creditors must rest content. When the Polk insolvency proceedings came up be- fore Judge Slack yesterday morning for
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-27
Confirmed bv fbe Se1rte.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Senate in executive session confirmed the follow ing nominations: George E. Roberts of Iowa to be Director of the Mint; David M. Dunne of Oregon to be Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Ore
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
8Iibenoe Rofen fir oeu Winter.

lin blii6enbe &ofen fir Dem Winter gu bds
ben, pflan3t man ieBt nisorige, glei4 Der
Grbe. auf bic pilb pa6fenDe 3aunroie ber=
ebelte 3oien in 5 Bis 6 3oa hObe uno peits
SOpfe, ne6me bier5u cine @rbmil9ung bon
J guten bumoIen Sanbboben5, ! le6mbalti=
gen @arten6oDens unb / Wiltbee:crbe.
Itrei9e Die ~Snnentpanb bss Gppfts nit SUBJ
miit aus. grade bic S0pFe IN einsm ionn;gen
Srte i'm 9arten Bis I 905e oes Sopfes Gin
unb bebede ben Sopf nit etpus berrpttetem
0iinger. Die 8ehanOlun9 md6reno bee
Spmmers eritreft ii3 uuf mdBi9e 6eu4tz
bal:ung bss Sopfss ne6ft lp06sntli4em
OungguB nit peroiinnter Sau6e. SIN
GpGt1ommer, ettpa @nbe 4uguIt, 66re man
NIT Dem 9ieBen auf, nebms bic S0pfe aus
benz 8oben unb ftiilpe fie auf Die 5eitc, baz
nit Der Sopf mdBig austrpdnen fam, tpoz
bur4 bas 9oG5 Der &ofs cine Before 0feife
%erlungt, Die 10 bebanDelten @ftanaen
bringe man Qnfang Nooembsr in Elm gebei5z
tes 3immer, m6gli6it nabe Dem Senltar,
I9nsibe bic iungen Srie6e Biz uuf brei gu:
entnidelte Nueen auriid uno balte lie itets
mdBig feu9t. I'm @ei6na9ten peroen itA
bic 9liit6entnoipen an ben 5tDden eri6liez
BEN.
I'm cine bausrnbe 8Iiit3e pd6reno hes
gdn3en @inters 81 BADEN, Ite1le mar anoere
10 b~e6anbeIte &oien:0pfe, mel4e in einem
frotfroien Baum u%uf6epabrt iino, in Qbz
tdnben BON IA Sagen in ein Je9ei5tes 3im=
mer, bamit Ite bann, penn Die eriten Sopte
perbliibt iino, bieIe erieBsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Oas eeIobte San6 Utah.
(AuS benz 0ebrasta vgprpdrt8".

Na3bem bic 9epalt6errI9aft Der DIOR
monen in Utah gebro6en unb Der Stat fir
ale Qnbersgldu6igen augGngig gepprben,
trttt tetne Gegton 10 in ben Gorbergrunb, ME
utdb. 3par ma3t Qlasta i6m poriiber,
gebenb ben Rang itreitig in Der @oloprobut.
tion, un0 mDgen AUDI anbere Staoten i'm
8er9bau glei9e Rel ultate ~liefern; aber fin
ben Qan0pirt6 gtebt es nabrlt9 tein beIeres
Selo gu bearbeiten, als bic, bon ben i9iiben=
ben 9ebirgen e~ingerabmtsn Sbdler DesStaa.
tes Utah. Oas parabnti9e Sbeal tann in
teinem 2anbe bes Grbenrunbes b~oltommene1
erret9t tperoen, als bier. Die fru6t6urItt
@%derfrume, bas baliamti9e 8lima, no BIZ
6iBe nt9t iibsr 90 @rao uno bic GGlts nil
unter 1 Grab unter NuQ lit; no feline asr.
ItDrenben Naturereignihe nie Cyclone, 6u
gel unb S6neeitiirme, uebsri9nemmunsen
Sroit ober 0irre ftattfinben; tpp feline 8isb.
feuden unb Snfettenplagen betannt finS, nr
ni9t einmal Der freeze 8artoffeltGfer e%riItirt
4Ges bies fpri9t gu Guniten bes 2anoes
MiBernten giebt es bier ni9t; tepss Sabl
cine fi6ere uno ii6eraus groBe @rnte, mel
man bier ni9t bonn Wettermader obhdnQt
Ipnbern bur9 bic tinitli9e 8stpdferunq Ieir
eigener &egenma9er 1T; man 0ffn.t BIZ
99kuien nun 81 Der 3ett, penn man 9lGfIt
brauGt unb nimmt nebsr gu penig nod 81
bel. WQeS miro 1i6er unO out cinoefHim+f
fetn 8egen perbirbt bas @etretoe unb ba:
6eu lit grim pte 9ras. Die iiberdus qrpBer
@rtrGge 1inb tpeltbetannt unb BE- man 6ie1
bonn Ditliden Murtt gang unab6Gngi9 lit uni
ale probutte i'm Weiten, in alien 8er9perts.
biTtritten ral4en &biab finben, iinb BIZ
Preiis febr bod!
l1tab 1T cine Der beften Sru4tregionen unt
bic @r5eugniHe iibertreffen sic bon @alifor.
MEN nod IN Site unb Iinb ipegen bes Yf6.
uen 4romas uuf alien MGrften Iebr aeIu6t
W&it Nusnabme tropi{9er GetnGhfe qebeib.
bier ales, namentli9 NepTeI, 8irnsn, pfir.
1i9e, NpritoIen. Pflaumea, &irl9en uni
8eeren aGer Dirt. ObItDdume .raqen bte,
i'm britten Sabre unb dltere Nnpflan3unqer
liefern bis 81 $1,000 PRO Older.
Die fetten Weiben unb bas f66n oebor.
gene 9eu finb groBe Saftoren in Der 0ieb.
5u9:, unb bic bOben Preiie fir Butter uni
&Gie fpOrnen CUR Mil9erei in sroBem Mab.
ita6e an. S4peine iinb bisr tsinsr arant.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

1T uno 0oes Semitic; Die !6dlfts baDon 1T in
einem 10 bpben @raOe Seblano, ME Is oas
nur unter ben flimatiI9en 8~erbdltnihen
8isooniin's neroen lam.
Die mi: @alb b~eitanbene 6ld9e nicb FORT
ndbrenb bur9 bic 9Ol3fdGer unD in GERM
aerem MaBe bur9 Die 4rbsit bes Slarens
berminbert. Gegenpdrtig gei9itEt ni9t tas
g~eringite. Die ent9ol8ten 6lG9en mieoer auFz
3uForiten Ober gu 6ei9iiben. Don beren OoQ~
auf 80 pro3ent unfru6t6are 8rahIdnOereisn
iiuO unb pa1ri6einli4 uuf large 3eit bin
aus au9 blei6en tperben. Oieias 8or9e6en
peruria9t benz itautli9en @emeinfpei EN-
einen forttpGbrenben un0 Its:s 5une6menosn
@erIuit, Der iib jeBt id3rli9 arf unsefd9r
800,000,000 SUB niibli9es unb not6DenDi9
gebrau9tes Material be3lffert; auberbem
aber nerben bur9 biefes 8erfa6re1 bieieniz
gen Snbuitrien aGmd6Ii9, a6tr Iider, aus
benz Staate bertrie6en, pel9e ben 6erpo1raz
genbften 4nt6eil an oe1en @n!pitelung ges
nommen BADEN; bann aber tpirb baburb elm
taGtes 2anb UNI einen fe6r mertbro1en 6ot:os
rem in 8e5ug auf feline climatil@en Gerbdlt>
ntiie beraubt unb Der @6arattsr Der Saupts
entpG1erun9s= Candle bes 6taatss na6t6eiz
Zig beeinfluBt."
Sc betBt oann mod pei:er in benz 8er;4!e,
oaB, folange ni9t cine D uIernbe SPIRIT
Gommiffion eingeiebt tpirb, tpeltc bic Snterz
eien bes Stuates in bieier 1iniiAt tpabr@
nimmt, duff cine 8eFerung Der 3utdnbs
ni4t ge6offt tpsrOen tOnns. Rur bur9 enerz
gif3es 9anoeIn, trdftige S9ubmaBreaeln
gegen 3eritOrung Der @dIosr burb 6euer,
8erbinberung finnlOier 8eripiftung bss
@oIbbefanoes bur9 apedlole5 Q69ol5en
uno our3 Nusiibung geYebli9en Changes
be9ufs &ufforItung Der abge6oISten Sld4en
tonne @anbel geI9affen peroen.