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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
new WINE ROOM LAW
BOARD OF ALDERMEN ADOPT THE
MAYORS SUGGESTION.

Mayor Smith last night sent to the
board of aldermen the wine room ordi-
nance as passed by the two bodies I'M
signed, giving as his reason that the
measure was not good law
The refusal to sign was accepted, and
another ordinance conforming with the
mayor s views passed. 1t. is the same as
the rejected measure. except that it re-
fers to places where only liquors are, and
provides for the revocat ton of the license
when the measure has been violated a
second time. The first offense calls for
the imposition Of fine.
The ordinance and the attempt to pass
it provoked considerable spirited debate
in which Aid. Murphy and Knauft took
a leading part. Mr.. Knauft refused to
vote for 1t because he considered the
vetoed ordinance all right and Mr. Muir
ply on the ground that the whole thing
was political buncombe
An effort was made to fix time when
the ordinance should become operative,
but 1t was refused. A delegation of min
listers was present and gave it's sanction
to the new ordinance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
ROCHE HAS A CHANCE
OFFICER INJURED IN RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT MAY RECOVER.

The condition of Officer Roche, who
runaway at Fifth and Wabasha streets
Sunday was reported as being much bet
ter at st. Joseph's hospital last night
and hopes are now entertained for his re-
covery. The physicians, however, have
not yet been able to determine whether
his skull Is fractured or whether he Is
suffering from conclusion of the brain
He has been in a state of semi conscious-
ness most of the time, but is able to rec
ognize people at times.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
In Labor's Field.

The Carpenters union, in accordance
with the directions of the Building Trades
council. appointed a committee of three
last night to as certain the views of all
candidates for aldermen and assembly
men on the question of union labor. The
committee consists of J. B. Morrison, Gus
CarlsGzA and Charles Bovard. The case
of c. Blakely. who is at present located
in West Superior, was referred to COM
mittee of two to investigate. Thomas G.
Reekie was initiated. C. F. Weyh and
C. w Rutherford were directed to APP
pear before the executive board on Tues
day evening Feb. %. a large delegation
was in attendance from the Minneapolis
union. They spoke at much length say
ing that the carpenters in the Mill City
were on the high road to prosperity. A
committee of three, consisting of j B.
Morrison. T. d. Loveland and A. }.
O'Brien. was appointed, with full power
to act. to confer with the Structural Iron
Workers on questions of mutual interest.
joseph Hentges was reported dangerous
ly i'll at the city hospital. The sick bene-
fit association of the union win meet at
Federation hall on Sunday afternoon
next, at 3 o'clock. Hereafter the execu-
tive board will meet on the second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month. Re
ceipts of the meeting, $115.S5; expenses,
S176
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
HUSBAND is FAR AWAY.
Mrs. AntOlnette Ayers Tells Pathetic
Story in Divorce Court.

Mrs. Antoinette Ayers Tells Pathetic
Story in Divorce Court.
Judge Lewis yesterday granted Mrs.
Antoinette Ayres a divorce from Leroy
Ayers on the ground of desertion, after
hearing testimony which disclosed a pc
culiarIy pathetic story.
Ayers is a sergeant in the Third United
States infantry, and was stationed at
Fort Smelling with that regiment in the
fall of 1898, when the couple were mar
ried at Hudson, Wis. When the Third
was ordered to the Philippines, in jan
uary, it was given out that married men
could secure transfers to regiments which
would remain at home or could, if they
wished, take their wives with them to
the Islands. Mrs. Ayers, it was stated,
urged her husband to secure transfer,
and when he refused to do that, asked
him to take her with him to the Philip
pines, but even that request he denied.
Mrs Ayers and her brother testified THAI
Ayers had written repeatedly to hts wife
since his stay in the Philippines that ne
did not intend to return to her, and that
be had even sent her a photograph Of
another woman whom he had met there
and for whom he professed greater affec-
ton than for his wife.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
civil service Examinations.

The Civil Service commission announc-
es the following additional examinations
to be held at st Paul March 4, and 6.
Electrical engineer and craftsman, SUI
pervising architects office, treasury de-
partment, initial salary 81, 400 per annum
March Is, computer, bureau of forestry,
department Of agriculture, salary $1,000
per annum; March Is, interpreter arab
ic, Turkish and Armenian, immigration
service salary $1,000 per annum; March
rs and 26, assistant (piece work comput-
err, in the naval observatory and nau-
teal almanac office. Application blanks
and all necessary information can be
obtained from the secretary board of
examiners, St. Paul postcffice
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
Labor Matters in the Flour City.

Phil Carlin, business agent of the Min
neapolis Building Trades council. attend
ed the meeting of the Carpenters union
last night. In conversation with a
G lob e reporter, Mr. Carlin said the
building trades of Minneapolis were so
per cent stronger. numerically than one
year ago. The conservative policy
adopted by the Building Trades council.
he said has made it many friends, and
they propose to retain that friendship at
all hazards. The friendly feeling exist
ing between the members of the various
building crafts is apparent on all sides,
and is responsible to a great extent he
said for the prominent position which
the Building Trades council has reached
in MinneanOliy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12

w E. McEwen, secretary OF the State
Federation of Labor, who has been in
Brainerd on an organizing tour, returned
to Duluth yesterday. He reports that
every union in the city has decided to
was successful in organizing two new
unions while in Brainerd. The genial
secretary of the State Federation of La
Dor appears to be quite as successful in
the work of organizing the wage earners
of the state as, he was in obtaining the
votes OF his fellow citizens of Duluth last
week, when he was elected alderman by
the largest majority ever given to an aid
ermanic candidate in the Zenith City,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
LABOR NOTES

The following unions meet tonight:
Paasterers', Steam Engineers and Rail-
way Carmen.
The Retail Clerks held a card party last
night, which had the right of way Of
their regular meeting.
Andrew Johnson, a member of the Mar
bic and Tile Settlers union, Who died on
Sunday last will be buried from the Jam
lily residence, 703 jerks street, this after
noon. The members of the union will
meet at FederatioEp hall at o'clock and
attend the funeraTin body.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
Hosting Engineers, New Scale.

President Hoffman presided at a meet
ing of the Hosting Engineers union last
night, at which there was a good at
tendance. as the new scale was the bust
ness of the evening. which is the most
important of all business before a union
The new scale calls for 40 cents an hour,
double time for Sundays and time and
half for overtime. nine hours to consti-
tute day The scale has received the
approval of the Building Trades council.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
PIumbers, SICK Benefit Fund.

At meeting of the Plumbers union
last night, presided over by President
Steiner, it was decided to institute sick
benefit fund. The pioneer plumber of
the Northwest, John Flood, seventy-five
years old, died in the city hospital, Feb.
8th and was buried in all honors of the
Plumbers union. MeSsrs. Golf, SchafaIke
and McDonough were appointed a COM
mittee to make arrangements for a ball
to be held in Pfeifer's hall, April 26 Re
ceipts, SIS; disbursements $42
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
% cents
FRESH FRUITS.

The biggest fruit department in the
West and the lowest prices.
sBANANAS-Fine, yellow, fat Port
LIE mont per dozen ........... 10c and :5c
er Dunch -. .................... &c
LEMONS Regular zoe kind, the very
best and largest size, per dozen. I2c
Tangerines, per dozen e. 1Oc, l5c and POE
Catawaba Grapes. per basket 49,. zoe
Imported Layer Figs, regular 25c
quality. Fer ID ............... Sc
California Figs, per pound package. &c
New Dates. per lb ....-..... &c
Maple Sugar, per cake de Sc and &c
Cooking Apples, not frozen, per peck j3c
Fancy Apples, per peck ............ &c
Bell Flower Apples, per peck CSC
Florida Grape Fruit regular 25c size.
Redland Navel Oranges, regular 60c
kind, today, per dozen ........ Zoe
Small Navel Oranges, per DOZEN. Sc
Understanding, thin skin and ilIicy
Oranges, per dozen .... -
lac, 15c, lie, 1Sc, and SOC
Florida Russet Oranges, per dozen.
lThese rusSets are extra large and for
MeTly sold al Soc and 4Oc per dozen)
Fancy Ben Davis Apples, per barrel. So. rs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
DIES At THE HOSPITAL.
George Keeling Succumbs 10
Bright's Disease and Dropsy.

George Keeling, an old and well known
resident of St. Paul, died yesterday at
disease and dropsy about ten minutes
after reaching the hospital. Mr.. Keeling
was single and lived at 299 Lisbon street
He had been suffering from the above
disease for some time, and yesterday the
attending physician deemed it best to
send him to the hospital. He was taken
in the ambulance at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and ten minutes after reach
ing the institution died.
Mr.. Keeling was .siXty-two years old
and lived in st. Paul for the past twenty
years. He was a sign painter by trade.
and had many friends. The funral ar
engagements will be announced later.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
JOHNSON FOUND .GuILTY.
Roth Men Implicated in White Bear
Robbery Are Convicted.

The jury in the case of William. alias
Butch" Johnson returned verdict
last evening finding him guilty
of grand larceny in the first degree as
charged in the Indictment.
Johnson was jointly indicted with Will
liam Donohue on the accusation that
they had held up Mic Kieffer on the pub
lie road near White Bear one night and
had robbed him of $12 and other articles
Of value. The prisoners demanded sep
arate trials and Donohue was tried last
week and found guilty
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
DEATHS.

SCANLA-N-In st. Paul Monday, Feb.
10, at residence Of parents, 5I5 York
street, Maurice Seaman, aged IS years.
Funeral from above residence at a. m.
Thursday, Feb. 13. Services At St.
Patrick's church. at $3.50 o'clock.
ST. Luke's hospital, Feb.
IL Is2 hiram T. for Ih ON 80, aged a6tef
church. 1047 West Seventh street,
Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m. Members
of Grant Lodge, "A. o. U. W., please
take notice
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
Federation Council Discusses Tax
Code

The federated council of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor held special meeting at
The object of the meeting was to discuss
the new tax code. President-elect Shaw,
of the Trades and Labor assembly,
Deputy Labor Commissioner Lott H. w.
Goetzinger, first vice president of the
State Federation of Labor and Col.
Form, all of St. Paul, attended the meet
two
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
Leary wins Swimming Race.

CHICAGO, Feb lin the swimming
races at the Sportsmens show tonight,
j. Scott Leary. of California, beat Guy
Daily. Of Chicago, in the 2O0-yards race
with ease. Brewer defeated the Cana
dams. Iahnston and Lawless, in the 100
yards race. Time, 1874 Is,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
Special Examiner Appointed.

Bank Examiner S. T. Johnson yesterday
appointed James E. jerks, the we'll
known ST. Cloud attorney, special exam
iner to examine the clerk Of courts office
in Hennepin county, to begin operations
Monday. He will have an assistant.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
Splendid Scenery.

If you want to go to California In
greatest comfort and see the finest seen
cry en- route, take the through tourist
sleeping car on the Northern Pacific
which leaves st. Paul and Minneapolis
every Wednesday evening for San Fran
cisco. via Helena. Spokane and Portland.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
JEFF VAN HORN CAPTURED.
Highway RObber Who Escaped
From Jail Is Taken.

Ala, Feb lief Van
Horn, accused of highway robbery. and
one of the men who escaped from the
the murderer, was captured early this
morning in a. coal mine near Alfalfa.
Van Horn says on the night of the
noise while his companions sawed the
bars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
Hot Springs. ark

Low rate excursion tickets to this fa-
nous resort on sale daily at Minneapolis
& st. Louis r. r. offices. Leave st. Paul
p M, arrive Hot Springs a. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
WON'T STAND FOR JAps.
White Miners Strike When Japanese
L.bOrers Arrive

FLORENCE, Col, Feb 11-Thirty-two
ing and California by the Victor Fuel
company to work in the Chanler coal
mine at Coal Creek, arrived here today.
All the white miners employed there went
on strike as protest against the action
Of the company.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
VITAL STATISTICS.

Marriage Licenses.
L. T. Keene, Katherine Loeffelhol2.
Daniel Peterson, Esther w. Johnson.
Henry w. Gersting. Annie T. Files.
Robert H. Kidd, Edith NJ Tracy.
Peter Berg. Mary Mackey.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12

his home 619 Plum street. was buried YES
terday from ST. Mary's church. The in
terment was at Calvary.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12
HIGHEST SCORE EVER MADE.
Jack Younger Makes Bowling Score
of 2SS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 11-Jack Younger, a
well known college sprinter and grad
Iate of the Iowa State college, mace
his mark in bowling tonight by rolling a
score Of 2S8 1t is the highest mark ever
reached in competition. The former rec
ord was 2S7.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-12

A fresh shipment of those delicious
Spring Trout, price, per Ib.,
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Ser reid It Sodebt1nb
Der Welt burfte tppbl berjenige bon
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btefer 4lub bas foitipieIigite unb
pra9tbolite 9eim bef1bt, pel9es irsenb
cine dbnlt4e @eIeuidaft auf5upeiTen
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glei4en Der prd6tige 9peiieraum, Der
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2utus pir0 einigermaBen begretfli9,
tpenn man erFd6rt, bab Der SpdeDflub
bon 8uenos Mires iiber 1000 Mitaliez
Der ad6lt, unb bab bic GinI9reibges
biibr $1,000 betrGgt. Der 5ehtfaat
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tit po6f bas 8omfortabelite, mas man
iid niiniden fam. Ginige 20 ger{pe
men t6nnen bort gu gleiber 3eit fe9ten,
ohne chamber gu bebinbern. Ser
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f9en unb englif6en Sportsmen GEE
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Die belphnten G(uRavttcr.

@uBer anberen aa6trei6an @0ttern
bdben bic G6inefen naturli9 audi
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elmer taiferIi4 4tneiiT4en 8erfigung
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iiberf9reiten bate, ie6r gut ~betragen,
tpesAalb fte bonn ySo5ne be8 !QimmelS"
(bem 9aifer) belobnt perben foqen,
tpie bos in g6ina iibli6 1T. Gin bier
auF beaitgli9et @rlaB fat ~folgenoen
0ortlaut: nWGbrenb mir iiber ben
@elben Slub gin9en, mar bas Wetter
febr f6on unb flar, unb bo5 Wdfier
mar 10 gldtt pie Elm @piessl. Der fdie
Ierli4e 3ug fpnnte besbal6 in ppQ itGn9
bigger St6er6sit iiber ben @trom geben,
tporiiber aqgemeine 5re1be berrf4te.
Dies tit Der bortreffltden Imii9t Der
SluBgOtter 81 berbanfen. Ser Sat
tpan9 unb anbere @6tter fonen besbalb
befonbere Gbrentttet erbalten. Wir be-
ouftragen alfo bas StaatSiefretariat
fir Geremonier, Die N~neelegenbatt
nGber 81 unteriu9en unb Dem Sbrone
bonn @pri6ldge ipesen Der gu perz
leibenben Sitel gu unterbteiten. Sen
bie bel benz
u~ebergan9e 5ugegen tparen, iino auf
cine @ingabe bin, bic Der 9ouoernerr
Der 9rDbina SDnan MAIDEN ION, gez
lobnungen gu ge6en, Die Manni9aft
ber faiierli4en 8arfe ioa $500 Soels
In Sil6er Q9ael 9leih II Gents) ots
b~eionberes @ei9ent erboGten," 9te
Sreube iiber ben gtiidIi9 erfolgten
n~ebergang 1T bureaus gere4tferti9t,
benin Der fe6r bteite, ober fsi9te unb
retBenoe 9oangbo fam Bel ftirmtl6em
Winteripetter bo9it ungemiit6li9 perz
ben. Mebr als n M%1ifiionGr aug
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tpdbrenb elmer ipinterliden Reiie in ben
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Stromes eelegsntli9 in 2ebenssefabr
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Sonberbarer 9ie{sns
IN alfif4 . Der SdauiteGer 2ubpia
Stubr aus Neuftabt, @9lesniaz5ols
itein, bate neuli9 in aarlsru6e, l8os
ben, einen nGisfen=Walfif6" ausqe=
iteGt,' gu bsfen 8efi6tiguns er in BEN
Saqesbldttern einlub. Inter Mnberem
bieB es in ben betreffenben Qnnoncen:
rDas gr0Bte 9bier Der Welt-fein
Sfelett; 10000 pfunb tpog bas Ori>
gtnal beim Sang unb am Rieienfrabn
gu Somburg; Der 4ufaug ~foitete 500
W2art unb 5000 Mart Der G9leppers
lobn bon Gbriitianiafiorb." 3a9trdez
li4 iteIte es itd beraus, baB bas piel
angeitaunte llngetbim aus-SoI8 unb
pappe bergeitelt mar, Na9bem Der
poli3ei bon Dem Riefeni6ninbel Mnz
8etge eritattet porben mar, tpuroe bic
S9au6ube gsiAlpiIen unb Der Finbige
u~nternebmer unter Nnflage aelteQt.
Dos 8eri6t oerurtbeilte i9n fpeqen Be
tru9es gu 300 Marf Celebrate,
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1bureu

boben feine Obren. Wan lou niht N1e8
9lau6en; 9erutB nitht. 8enn Iif aber
2eute erbteten, Sud foitenfrei ben 8efuei8
5u l%iefern, DoB iie elm unfe6l6ares Seil>
mittel fir S6morrhDioen baben, Gnofes
is 9%enannt, 10 tudret Sbr eroBe 8horeu.
faIs i9r nicbt Die 8robe nit Der 9robe
ma4t, ueldle 2. Neustaedter & Co,
Box 1916, New York, tuitenfrei un6
purtDfrei au jebe Abreiie nerien6en, Bro
Dirt es unb SIR iuerbet baIo fiuoen. baB
auateiis, tuie in je6em Sale, aub Cub
bilft, guh bolb Qinberun9 uno balo oas
nah bouernbe Seilurg berihafft.
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OrientoIifae Suritsn
ais W II iffreunbe. Sine
s1sliidzbeutide 6irma bat benz tiirs
tliaen Sultan iineitbin 5tpei aonaerts
flasel gefanbt, na6sem tie i'm fdon
nit oielsn berartisen Snitrumenten pers
lor9t bat; ober Der Sultan lit nod
INNER nnbefrisbiet. Gr Ipielt ni6t
lelbif, aber einiss Saremsbamen unb
6tsle tli6tia' 9ianiiten fpieien Dor linn.
Der Sultan liebt es aud, 5ur Wufif
gu il1ssn. 4ud Der @6a6 bon Der
zen 1T Elm 2iebbabsr BON MuTffinftruz
rlsnten unb bat bon berielben ssirmo
5fpsI Sligel be3ogen. Ser Gnd6 in
tsrsifirt fi9 aud iebr fir feline So
pele, iammelt eifris MuIifinItrumente
unb TT Elm 4snuer BON geiqsn. .0ie
befannten groben Mulitautomaten, bic
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Sultan unb benz S9ab fe6r belisbt.
Ylertipurbig 1T aud. baB elm arabiI6er
Sdsifb. in abartnm einsn 5liiaeI aes
tauft bot, duf benz feline Sauptqemabs
lin fpielt.
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Gin MiBitanb Der iapoz
nifhen g Il. Gine Dirt uGnmnre

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poit o~uf5uneiien. 2aut elmer 4uslafz
flung Der iapaniI9en 3eitung nYos
minri" tit IS i'm &ei6e bes Mifabo cine
lDoblbetannte gbatfd6e. baB bic obers
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ibrem eigenen 8er9niigen Dffnen unb
bur4fori4en! Bidder, 3eitungen unb
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biefen Mangef iebes Sinnes fir 0ffentz
ltde W}pral, abgeie6en babon, baB
bur9 btefes unenti9ulbbare 8eba6ren
Der geamten @er50gerungen in Der Mbz
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Ser % tfbrei 6 BUM
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oQidbrli9 i'm Durhi6nitt auBer ons
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tommen. Die Salt Der oQjG6rlt6 erz
Iegten Rou6idugetbiere uno Haubb0gel
pirb ouf runb $4,000 Stid gsi9GBt.
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6 tine risinel1e Sc
Of 10 empftng neuli9 Elm 2ebs
rer in SftpreuBen. gr bate nGmli9
ben @ohn eines 4rbeiters tpegen Ieiner
guten 2eiitnngen gum nprimus" ieiner
alafe gema9t unb inn auglei9 bic
pflt4t auferlest, fir &ubs in ben 9auz
len gu ictgen. Na9 Der Musbrudsz
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rQufpdher" setporben. Dies I9ien
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sr oesbalb benz 2ebrer: r6ait madt
metne Son gum ,Melban', fright @elb,
tannit ielbit ietn paBauf!"-lnb Der
neue rgaBauf" bertpaltete bann audi
isin @mt 10 iGte6t baB Der 2ebrsr
etnen anberen nMieioan" pd6len muBte.
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Der 3abnarat ais San
btbat. Sn elmer 3eituns ppn pren3z
Tau, 4roDin3 9ranbeuburg, befanb fi6
nsnlid folgenbes Snierat: ,@S lit mir
gu S9ren gefommen, ooB mir einiqe
meiner MitbIrger bas @ertrauen enfs
gegsnbringen, mid als 6ta0toerprbz
neten tpGblen gu molen. I'm bieIe
Wabl gu Stan6e gu bringen, erbiete Id
miG, iebem Mtbler, Der mir feline
Stinme gibt, etnen 3abn gratis
gu 8ieRen. 5amilienmitgtieber bebanblt
Id fir ben balben prets. Gyplgt Der
Name.) 3aRnor3t.4
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Nie G6fn az " 5Aro;bt. a

Die ga6Iu. 3ta." idreibt: Die
5tlttens8 Better oDn S6ie1ien unb
8eftfalen baben iid fir einen 3ou
auf Glen uno Stabl erfldrt, beiIen
90be Die III. g. Steel Co." tbat-
ld6lid oon Der &onfurrens in
Deutlhlano ausiblieBeu tpiiroe. 8er
@riOlg Der Gerarier, Die in Der 3oa-
fonmli'ton bobe 86ae fir 8rpoItofFe
ourhleBten, ermutbiat Die S~iittenbe-
iiber, aub bobe 86ue fir ibre Suou=
itrie su uerlonaen.
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81 men Sorti9ritt bes
ssigt bic 9rdgung elmer nsuen fil6ernen
5o*gentinesS @2iinae. jeoo6 nur In
Dem Slime, bab bic uml6rift Der
aoPtiette bic plamii9en @orte .Qeos
poib Der 9peite, aoning Der 8elqen"
auflpeiit, 70 boB alfo feinsstpees bi.
oeuti9e Sprade benubt tpurben 1T.
Sm Slime Ger 3neifpra6iqteit 1T btes
lelpe Neupra9ung au6 nit frau36Iis
ifsr umfGrift bergs1teat tuorbsn.
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lettri8itdt er8eugts man
ntttelit Der eriten Gleftri1trmaI6tneu
tnbem man cine grpBe, runbe @lags
platte brebte, bic ii6 an stnem feibenen
Qolfter rieb.