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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
THE PEANUT.
1t Is Gaming Recognition from the Wise
Men of the Realm.

Men of the Realm.
1t goes under various names. 1t is
called the peanut" the 'pindar," the
'goober," the ground pea" and the
''groun' nut" 1t is the humblest of the
edible nuts, but the most in demand. Its
name has been taken in vain, for it has
been employed for derisrye purposes.
But it remains in the market as conso-
Iatory staple, and nobody would dispense
with it.
Recently the government dietary"
experts have been engaged in studying
the food supply of the extremely poor in
New York city, and they have discover
ed among them an enormous cousump-
ton Of peanuts, and this has caused
them to consider the nut as food. They
fad, upon analysis, that it contains
pound for pound moro nutriment than
anything which comes upon the table,
with the exception, possibly, of breast of
veal.
Edward Atkinson, the eminent econo-
mist, is one of the peanuts most ardent
champions and advocates. He has ex-
pressed the opinion that the time will
come when southern farmers will find
more profit in peanut than in cotton cult.
ure, because of its value as an oil pro-
Queer, in addition to f+s otbor 80,
meantime, somebody has discovered
CnaF 1t may have value as fibrous
plant Today it forms one of tae i'm
portant crops of our own south Geor-
gia.
IL is Interesting, therefore, to note thai
IL Is gaining recognition for its worth
from the wise men of rea.m.-Macon
Telegraph.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
A FIGHT AT FORT GAINES.
SHERIFF M'ALLISTER ATTACKED
TWO MEN ON THE STREET.
He Knocked Down Mr.. WI. Greene and
Kicked Him in the Face while on
the Ground. DR. Williams Felled
bv Blow.

A special to the Macon Telegraph
from Fl. Gaines says: Turner McAllis-
ter, who is sheriff Of this county, and
who was acquitted on trial for the muir
der of Judson Hyatt, had street fight
this afternoon with two OF has strongest
supporters in that trial
A number of gentlemen, among whom
we're W. j Greene and Dr.. Williams.
We're standing on street corner engaged
in friendly conversation when McAlhs-
ter is said to have walked up to the
crowd and began cursng the two gentle
men named at the same time drawing a
pistol, Greene began to resent the attack
and was knocked down by McAllister,
who is a very strong man, and while
Greene was on the ground he was kicked
severely in the face. McAllister then
knocked Williams down aud would prob
ably have injured him severely had not
friends interfered separating them.
Greene was severely but not critically
injured.
Greene is one of the most prominent
citizens of the community. McAllster
has recently had several difficulties with
prominent men here. All are influential
politicians, and it is supposed that poll
tics is at the bottom of the trouble.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
Georgia should file claim for the

Georgia should file claim for the
amount,
Commissioner Bradwell at once en-
tered into communication with the
United States consul at Glasgow. and
through him the proper claim was
filed. After this there followed much
correspondence over the matter and
suit in the Scotch courts, in which the
state of Georgia and McLearn's heirs
were parties at interest A long con-
test resulted in the decree that the
money, after deductlng the costs of
court, ETC., was the property of the
state of Georgia, to be expended I'M
der its department Of education.
The better portion of the fortune
seemed within the grasp Of Georgia's
educational authorities, and Commits
sioner Bradwell was putting forward
every effort to secure it. The amount
was drawn from the bank and placed
in the hands of a receiver, who was to
receive a certain percentage of it for
his services. The receiver, however,
concluded that his services were worth
more than the court would allow him.
and he undertook to increase his own
fee by taking the whole amount. At
ter making away with the better part
Of it he attempted to leave the country
and embarked on ship for South
America. He was arrested, however.
before he left the country, convicted of
the crime of grand larceny and trans
ported to Botany bay.
When the balance of the money was
recovered from the thief there was
scarcely enough of it left to be recog-
nized, Atany rate check was sent
from Glasgow few months ago for
1897. The commissioners of the Ge9r-
gia Industrial College made applica-
ton to the state board Of education for
the amount, and recently the check
was placed atlthe disposal of the COM
missioners to be used as they saw fit.
The commissioners of the colored
college decided to buy library with
the amount, or as much of a library as
it was possible to purchase, and that Ii
brary has just been ordered. 1t will be
composed, aslstated, of books relative
! to subjects which are taught at the col
lege, for study and for reference
Within few days it is expected this
library will be available for the use of
! the students. Savannah News.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
The Coming of Bahy.

When a baby comes to the house real
happiness comes. The care and anx-
iety count for nothing against the cling.
ing touch of the little hands and the
sound of the little voice. The highest
function given human beings is brinc :
ing healthy, happy children into the
world. Over thirty years ago the needs
of women appealed to Dir. Pierce. n ow
chief consulting physician to the Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo.
N. Y. The result of his study improved
by thirty years Of practice is embodied
in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. If
strengthens, purifies and makes heal tn y
the organs distinctly feminine. If
gives weak women the strength and
health necessary for the production Of
healthy children, and it makes the bearing
of those children easy. 1t is sure to enre
any weakness or arrangement peculiar
to women; stops pain, soothes inf1am-
nation, strengthens, purifes, invigorates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
SOUTHERN DEAD IN WISCONSIN.
A Pretty Story from the Bleak Plains of
the Far Northwest

"a ErettV story from the Bleak Plains of
the Far Northwest.
Under the caption of a Message t o the
South" the Chicago Times-Herald of a
few days ago had the following pretty
article:
"a modest corner in Forest Hill GENE.
terry, Madison, Wis, has been known as
Confederate Rest eyer since 1868. In
the winter of 1862 considerable numbers
of confederate prisoners were sent to
Camp Randall, near Madison. The change
from the sunny south to the billiards. Of
the north swept the poor fellows away
rapidly, and the camp was soon abandon
ed as a prison. The dead were buried
in Forest Hill cemetery. For nearly
thirty years the graves of these Ameri.
can soldiers have been looked after by
Mrs. Alice Waterman, a southern-born
lady, who went to Madison in 1868. Of
ten and indeed regularly in these later
years flowers have been sprinkled upon
the confederate graves by the union vet
Grams or memorial day.
A few years ago Mrs. Waterman,
highly respected by all the people, died,
and, at her request, was buried with my
boys, as she called them, in 'Confeder-
ate Rest. Now it is proposed to erect a
monument to her memory and the mem
DRY of her boys one that will bear the
name of the noble woman and each con-
federate sleeper there. What adds inter-
est and pathos to this proposition is the
fact that two union soldiers have under
taken the task, one of whom, Major W.
F. Oakley, of TIE Seventh Wisconsin,
lost one arm at Rappanonck Station in
1862, and the other, Capt. Hugh Lewis,
Company a, Second Wisconsin, lost an
arm at Second Bull Run. Both are still
men of energy, and can be depended up
on to carry the work to a successful is
sue.
"There will be many to aid them
many n the ranks of the Union veter-
ans. The monument, without doubt,
will be ready for dedication the year that
Wisconsin is half a century old-1898.
It's dedication will be another message
sent to the south--a message of peace,
good will, fraternity, Americanism.n
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05


from all parts of his body, his face and
neck were SCARED with many long and
ugly gashes, while the ball of his left
eye had been completely torn from its
socket.
eat his feet, with his right foot rest
ing upon its body, lay the great eagle,
rigid in death. The poor fellow was al.
most dead, and only lived long enough
to tell his people how he had followed
AMI slain the eagle, and asked them to
60 to the mountain, find the bones of his
Eulahaha and bury them with him, so
that they could journey through the
spirit land together
thousands of Indians gathered when
the news spread, and the hfeless body
Of Maneeco was bedecked In all the ha-
biliments of chieftain and stretched
out in the centre of the village, with the
great eagle at his feet The summit Of
the great rock mountain was secured by
a score of Indians, and the bones of the
hapless Eulahaha were found aud taken
back to the village and buried in the
same grave with Maneeco.
IA council of all the tribes was held,
AMI the Indians agreed to build the
monumental perfect resemblance of
huge bird stretched out upon it's back"
- Philadelphia Tim es.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
REMARKABLE NEW YORK STORY.
a Sane Man RaiI-oaded Into an Asylum by
His Wife.

A very remarkable story of a sane
man being 'railroaded" into an insane
asylum comes from White Plains, n.
Y. The victim was well-known bus
mess man of the name of White. 1t
appears that Mr.. White made over his
property to his wife, and upon her ap-
plcotion he was taken to the asylum,
where he was confined for two days,
The commitment was secured through
the apparent connivance of two physi-
clans, who certified that the man was
crazy, Upon examination by Judge
Lent it was clearly shown that Mr..
Whi5e was not only sane but that he
was the victim of plot, and the Judge
apolOgized to him for having commit
ted him for two days prior to the in
yestigation. Mr.. White will take steps
to recover damages from the physi-
clans who certified that he was of I'M
sound mind. 1t is most astounding
that a sane man can be thus treated in
the great'and enlightened state of New
York. 1t would almost seem that ones
personal liberty were not safe there.
Case lrets stimulate the liver, kidney
and bowels. Never sicien, weaken or
grps. l0c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-01-05
End OF A FORTUNE,

LIS AGO FOR THE EDUCA'
)F GEORGIA NEGROES
j Course of Time 1t Has OWN
"a $4,000 to 1887. How the
Was Accumulated, Be-
queathed and Lost
argia Industrial College for
gths. near Savannah, has just
Anossession of a remnant OF a
j $4,000, left sixty-fve years
lobn NcLearn Of Glasgow,
H. be applied to the educa-
| corored people in Georgia
laws Of the state allowed
/ adqoatpd.
non- of that fortune is
(which. by direction of the
Ia of education, has been CIV
lGcorgia Industrial College,
4. t.s bapn used by the com
/ # that. institution to pur-
4 ,ncIaYs Of a library which
\ fm, for wears to come to it's
Tbe money has just been
! hook publishers for books
! ,ics. carpentering, black-'
Agriculture and on the sun
/ y inc. books which will be
! ID students and reference.
l,rarv will probably arrive
lLana for lse within a few
H. far more than ordinary
IYrroYns, the legacy which
W. ~ 49,. ' -. .,. ,,7JI 20 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

unb als fe Sumulte in S5ene febten, be-
itrafte er lie, 4m Heuiubrstage 1896 bril-
ten Die 25 Mitglieber Der Wafia bon Santa
2ucia cine gebeime 0eriammlung ii, in
Der nit 16 gegen 9 Stimmen Der Sc0 oes
DIRECTORS @tammufo bef9tofen puroe.
Im boben Neuiabr ma9te ii9 Der benz
Sobe 9epeibte NIT feinem treuen Oiener
Wule auf ben Meg nu9 9irgentt, Inn feline
8raut gu befu9en. nnteripegs rurben
bic beiben Geiter BON bier mastirten Gstlsn
u%ufgebalten. @ignOr @iammufo 3os iciz
men 3epolber unb gab Seuer. Die 8uJel
brang einem Der 4ngreifer ms 4uge, io>
baB er tobt nieberiiir3te . SIN nu4ften
Nugenblide tpurbe aus benz @ebif9 gu beta
ben Seiten Der StraBe cine 9etpe3rioIoe
abgegeben. 9as pferb @iammuFO's bdumts
fi9 bod empor unb ~itiirate oann 81 3ooe
getroffen auf Die StraBe bin. Die Weges
lagerer bemG9tigten fi9 bes 8ergoireftor5
@iammufo unb ieinesO ieners un0 I6leppz
ten lie mad benz 8ausrn9aus v9tD9gio
Mprto" Ger berrpftete Sobte). S!gapr
@iammufo tpurbs uuf ben SuBboeen beg
9auies gelegt, unb auf feline 8ruIt bdufte
man SelsI tide, um ibm ben 9ruitfGitsn
ein5uoriden. Damn fiibrten bic Mor56uz
ben Ieinen 0iensr W1ul6 bor i'm bin unb
t0bteten i'm bur9 einen 9ol9iti4 t1s &er3.
Die nG9Ite 6dl6e @tunbe mar Der Morter
bes Signor @iammufo ge!piomet. Die
Mafiofi Oerfebten ibm u3t 9ol3fti4e, bon
benen aber feiner t0btli9 mar, Stpangen
i'm, iunge Srangen3tpeige nit ibren Gorz
men unb Stu9eln 81 Deri4luden, unb mar
terten i'm uuBerbem ouf uner5d6lbare
Weiie. Gnbli9 t0bteten fe i'm burt6 Orei
0oI6ft0Be ins 9sr3, f6nittsn :6m bic GebIe
ab unb i9liBtsn ibm ZEN Baud auf.
Die l1eberfu6rung Der @erbrs9tr mar
GuBerit i9nier;g, ba 0iemanb gegea tie
aus3ufa9en nugte. Sn Si3ilten tonnte bar
gro3eB ii6er6aupt ni4t gefibrt reroen,
man Oeripies i'm bssbal6 DOr bas Gdlpurz
9eri3t BON @umpObafo in ben Q6:u53en.
0rei Der @erbreber purben gu 30 Sa6rsn
3ubtbaus oerurt6eilt, bier anbere gu %
Sabren. Dem a9ten Nngetlagten ipuroen
milbernbs umItdnbe 5uertannt, 0a e. cir
@e1tGnoniB a6gelegt bate; er fun nit elf
Sabren 3u9tbaus babon.
C2(n6srsr Sets muB man freiGib 6eben=
fen, baB bic 8%e6anblung bon Mrbeitern in
fi3ilianiI9en S6pefelgru6en bGufig cine
duBerft burte unb bic 8eaa6lung cine idmz
merli4e 1T, - &eb. Slim. Staats3tg.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
@~artbaIot'S @e1te; Wassittt'S
9eAti0laM0Iiebe.

@G6renb @artbalbt na9 Der pa=
rifer Qusrufung Der britten frun5OfI4en
&epublit auf einmal aus einem 9eut19enz
fre,mb Elm &dmpfer fir bic Sran3oien
purbe, btieb Der melt gei4etbtere unb gr0z
Bere 80 a35in AUDI na@ @eoun unb benz
Stur5e MappleOn's bes 0ritten unentpegt
0eut18lanb treu. Nls &Dnig 8ictor
6 Emanuel am 4nfang bes beutf9=franz
5Diii9en &rieges auf Elm 8iinOniB nit Nuz
poleon eegen 9euti9larb eingeben gu molz
len T4ien, aeigte ii3 Ma3aini bereit, in
StaIien cine &eDolutiOn anauf9iiren, um
benz &0nig Stdliens feline 5ran~5ofenge6un=
fen gu bertreiben. 8etunntli9 bertrieben
absr i9On bic S4lag auf SdIus chamber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
ao8d1enltd5s autnoia @taats-RsHaenes altthuodn IL. @ktobsr 1895.

tern TIRE S0bne geflti1entli9 baau anbal=
ten, bas Oeuti9e gu Derlernen, Das ibnen
angeboren 1T = 10 muB INNER BON Reuem
barduf auriidgefommen tperben, baB ber%
ienige iunge Gef9dftsmunn in ben Ser.
Staaten 6eute bic beiten Iusft9ten bat, es
gu ettpas gu b%ringen, tDel9er iiber mebrete
Spra9en %berfigt.
Spra@entenntniB freili9 geniigt ni9t al
lein. gu einem @ef9Gftsmann groben
Stills gebDrt audi cine griinbliGe 8enntniB
Der in fremOen 2dnbern iibli9en 9anbelsz
gebrGu9e, bes Grebitneiens, beg obtpaltenz
ben @ei9mads etc. Nber bic &enntntB Der
Spra9e zines 2anbes erlei9tert bic oes iioz
rigen.
Die ~Notbpenbigteit Der grri6tung BON
9anbelsi9ulen nirb BON btelen Seiten elm
geieben. Nber Bis ieBt lit fem Nnfang baz
NIT gemo9t norben. @as ii4 bier
n9uineB "<@o1ege nennt, erfiut oieIen
3ped in teiner Weife, Sn 9eutl9lanb aber
bat man iebt ni9t nur aa6lret9e pirtli9e
9anoelsf3ulen, fonbsrn fogar cine 9anz
bels>ltniberiitdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Infer alter breee eft bemofratiz
Tber Sl!tnoiItf Staatsmann
Sp6n 90. 8aImcr ert69;lt betreffs Der
beuo7heLenben Wabten in S4inots folz
ecnhea tortrefFfrGeu 31tb: man
Iiirlme hetreffs Ees ItationuIuh=
georbnetenbaues fir Die au T
Der @oIbbafts febenben sam
ii Ell unb gegen bic Se4s3ebn3meina@
9emofraten; bic Silberplultte Der Gbicagper
bemofratif9en NatipnalpGattform 1T bic
p~erriidteIte, ie bon 0empfraten begangene
@erriidtbeit. 8e3iigGi9 Der go~ngreBpablen
ioGte Sober, unb 5umal Der @utgeIbOemO>
frat, bic republifanti9en &anbioaten gegen
bic Silberbemotraten unteritiiBen. Jn
8e3ug auf dnbere Aemter
It / m m m a n iir bic BE It EN- Sam
bibaten pb ne RIdfi9t au Bar
tel un6 9Olttit."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

folgenben beutf6en Siege benz italienif9en
80nig ieben 9ebanten an elm feinbli3es
Nuftreten gegen 9euti@Ganb.
Sn 8e3ug auf 9aribalbi's 9ampf fir
5rantrei9 ma9t fein Sreunb &url 8linb
iebt folgenoe interefante Mittbeilung:
n@lei9 anberen bemotrotif9en eStalienern
mar 9artbalot Biz gu Seban entf9ieben fir
Die oe1t1de Sadie. Sn ipel6er Weile ct
mad Sedan, bur3 cine tiIttge fran5Oftf9e
8erfpre9ung betreffeno gli35a, beranlabt
tra1roe, feinen Oegen Sranfrei9 an5ubieter,
um binterber uuf's i9ma@pon ite bebanoelt
gu tperoen, has gu i6ilbern, tpiiroe gu iueit
fi6ren. Sn einem 8riefe aus benz Sabre
1874 an midi flin9t fein 8ebuuern bur9.
Gr enti9ulotgte fi9 ba gepifermuBen.
nObne 3peifel", i3rieb er, limb Sic ii5erz
5eu9t, Dab i'd i'm Sabre 187O-1 fetnesz
fpegs Oeutf9lanb betGmpfen tpolte. So
biente bielme6r benz republifaniI9en 9runhz
fabe. Sbr 2anO lit ii9erli9 tpiirOig, in Der
@or9ut Der menf3li4en 8efreitng boran GIT
mar13iren."
8linb erinnert AUDI baran, nie 81 q :
~8int, tpabrI6einli9 i'm @inoer itdnbn;B
nit 8ismurd felbf, eifrigit @orte5z
rungen 81 elmer GrbebMg in Stalien truf,
INN jeoe 8etbeiligung bes italienii9en So
ni9tDums am 8riege segen Oeutf6lanO 0l
berbinoern.
@Gs aber na9 @eban ber italienii9e &D=
mig ieben feinbGi9en @ebanfen gegen
9eutf9lanb a1afgub, ma6te Der groBe Hepuz
blifaner Ma55tni, unbeirrt bur9 Die
fran50Iifde S4einrepublif, na9 tpie por
feinen moraliiden @infmB fir 0eutf9iano
gelteno. Slinb aber i9reibt iiber Ma35ini
mod f~olgenoes:
uTa9 einiger 3eit fiel bann Ma33i1i cIs
@efangener in bic 6dnbe Der ttalienii9en
H~eg;erung. gr trlrbe inbefen NIT amer
9o9a9tllng bebanbelt, pie ia audi na9 ie:z
mem Spbe BON Parlaments pegen Die g.
riCbtung zines Stanbbiloes fir i'm Be I6(pf=
fen ipurhe, po5u Der &0nig 9umbert in
perIon 100000 Sire beitrug. DIS Wa33ini
na3 ieiner Tretlafung tpieoer in 2onoon
er19ien, Ipra9 er mir auf's WGrmIte Ieinen
Oant aus fir ben eroBen 8epeis bes Ser
t%rauens, ben 0euti3lanb linn gegeben babe"
Maa5ini tarb am 10. Mdr5 1872 gu
ptfa, fieben1mbie63ig Sabre alt. &Daig
8ictor emanuel perf9ieb am 9. Sanudr
1873 gu Hom i'm glitter bon nur o4tunbz
finf3ig Sa6ren. @dribalbi enbete am
2. Suli 1882 auf Gaprera uls Siinfunhz
fteb5tgidbriger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Der aretbestrf itm etettimer @afem

Sn Stettin tpurbe, ME friiber telegrapbif9
gemelost, in @~egentpart Des &aiiers nno Der
8aiierin Der Sreibe5irt i'm 6afen feierli4 err
Dffnet. WG6renb Der Stat bic 9,rite1unJ
elmer AUDI fir bic gr0BtenS c~eanoampfer paiz
iirbaren Seeberbinbung Ststttns our9 4u8z
boggerung Der inneren 5a9rrinne i'm 9aff
un0 8ertiefung Der ba3 Papenipafer sez
r%annten OoerItrede bon St,ttin obpdrts
iiternommen unb nit eirem Gote1aufnanbe
bpn eff Milipnen Mart bur9gefubrt fat, 1T
Ger @tabt @tettin bic ben 8eoiirfnif1en bes
srpBen Sesoertebrs entfprs@enoe @erbsFez
rung ibrer 9a%fenOerbdltniHt CUR 2at 9efalz
len. sic bat it9 ibrer Muf5cbe bur4 @rz
bauung zines neuen, eusn 4nforberun5en
bss 0ertebrs bur6aus entipre9enoen gerduz
migen 9afens piirbig sntlebigt uno bafir
funf3e6n MiQipnen Mdrf ~aufgepenbet.
l1eber bic Qnloge Des 5reibs3irts, bon bem
@tettin cine betrG9tliGs 5Oroerung feines
9anbeIs erbofft, pirb 9eneloef:
Der neue 9afen befinOst iI4 0ltlt9 BON Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Ssn SoGse Der f9euBGi6en anur3iitens
that in Semi b~erboppelt aud bic S3pei5
ibre Wa91amfeit segen bic u nar4tften n.
Die f9pei5erii9e 8unbesregierung (8unz
besrat6) bat nun feds unb OreiBig 4nar9i~
ften nit einem Male ausgepiefen Oie Sea-
men berIel6en purben NOD niAt betannt ge>
geben, neil ~ein3elne Der Qusgeipiefenen NOD
ni9t ausfinbig gema9t tpsrben t%onnten, ia
bieGei9t f9on bas Weite seiu9t 1nb geTunz
ben baben. Die Nuspeifung erfolgte ouf
@runb bes &rt. 70 Der f4peiaerif9en Bum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

,2aftubie", benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be,
Stabt, am re9ten Sberufsr, ipd6renb Der
gr0Bt. She'll Ststtins ln linfsn Oberufe1
liegt. Die Ginfabrt in ben Safen bon b.r
SOer aus erfolgt etpa II cnsl;IGe Meilsu
unterbalb 5t.ttins, Der Na9bari tabt @raz
BON gegeniiber, bur9 einsn &aral, bet, jehi
e1peitert, bisber f9pn Die Sbsr init eirem H.
rer @usGdufer, benz 0an5!g, pcrbonD. Ser
9ufen 9abelt it9 mad Sibiiibpeit bin in
5tpet 4rme, bon oenen aieroinJs ert Der cine,
Der Ditli4e, bergetslt 1T. Sebes Der beiben
langgeitrsdten 9afenbsden bat lei liner Siefe
h0n % SUB cine 8rsite BON 1923 SUB. Die
~gefammte nubbare 9u1ilange b:trGgt 14,000
SUB. Die groBen 2dgerf4upp:n an hen
ufern ftsbsn unter chamber urlb nit Der
gtIenba6n bur3 5ablretds 8aleiIe in 8srbinz
hung, 10 baB iiberaG Elm manufactured Mauz
renumf4lag 8pii9en S9iff unb 8abn itatt=
ftnoen tann. On ben %gemuuerten Qunis
fOnnen ettpa so Seef9iffe plab %finoen; oas
8~eiammtgebiet hes 5reibe5irfs, Der ourd1
cine 5o1Tt9ere 1mpebrung bon benz benab-
barten @ebiete ab9ef9loien 1T, betrdgt ettpa
$50 @cres. Die gefammte Waferfld1e Deg
9afens bat cine Nusbebnung BON Sc 4cres,
10 baB 81 Ncres fir bas fefte 8eldnbe Der@
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