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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-31
WhoopInE Cough.

''In the spring of 1901 my children
had whooping cough" says Mrs. d. w
Capps, of Capp, Ala. 81 used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy with the most
satisfactory results. | think this is
the best remedy | have ever seen foI
whooping cough" This remedy keeps
the cough loose, lessons the severity
and frequency of the coughing spells
and cOunteracts any tendency toward
pneumonia. For sale by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-31
I'M A PALACE CAR
Modern Sooner" at Land Open
ing Take Place of Glass
Now Extinct
WHO TRAVELLED IN sCHooEERs
Gathering Now to Get Slices of Rose.
bud Agency-6O,OOO
Expected.

Sioux City, May 31.-The sooner"
in palace car, the land boomer, liv-
ing in Pullman, represent the new
est development of the free land move
mcnt in this western country. The
prairie schooner and the rough rider
will be unknown at the great Rosebud
reservation opening in July. but par
ties Will come from various places in
Nebraska. Iowa and South Dakota.
and very likely from Illinois also. in
specially chartered Pullmans.
Dispatches from BcncSteel, s. d..
the reservation gateway. report that
already the Pullman parties of pros
pectors are beginning to arrive. They
are made up of neighboring groups,
looking over the land preliminary to
the opening. B0nesteel has jumped in
less than n month from about coo TO
nearly 5000 inha bitants. and is still
growing as fast as Industrious car
penters and maSOnS can organize train
loads of lumber and brick into hotels.
business houses and restaurants.
The palace car sooner" is the eff
fete second generation. descended
from the men who drove OK teams
dtIpSS the pldiIS ~ anu ~ years ago
and wrested the lands of Iowa and
Nebraska and Minnesota and Kansas
from the wilderness. He doesn't fan
cy. even in the cause of land specula-
ton. getting out of reach of good.
comfortable bed and Il civilized
cuisine. lie takes his hotel along
with him.
Charter Cars.
The Pullman parties charter their
car for whatever length of time is
necessary, and while they are lookin"
over the land il is switched off to a
sidetrack at Homestead, and they sleep
in it of nights. The prairie schooner
has lost caste. but there is still a
schooner. though of different rig. and
associated with the beverage that is
reputcd TO have contributed extern
sively TO the celebrity of WiSconsin's
metropolis.
BoncstccI is raising its estimate of
the number of people ii will have to
entertain at the time of the opening.
Three months ago $4,000 was the out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-31
Quick Arrest

J. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital from a severe
case of piles, causing "a tumors. At
ter doctors and all remedies failed,
BuckIen's Arnica Salve quickly ar
rested further inflammation and cur
ed him. 1t conquers aches and kills
pain. 25 cents, at Hartz d Ullemey-
er's, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-31

= 500 feet elevation on Chesapeake &
Ohio Ry. Pre-eminent among all-year-
round resorts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-31
COL. FORT MARRIED
Man Who Died as Result of Re.
publican Deadlock Had
Romance.
WIFE CLAIMS PART OF ESTATE
Wedding Never Announced aud She
Lived at Home Under
Maiden Name.

current rumor so persistent that it
cannot be ignored has il that the late
Senator Robert Fort. of LacOn. left a
widow when he died so suddenly at
Springfield two weeks ago. and that
she has made Il demand upon his OK
ecutOrs for third OF the Fort estate.
valued roughly at $500 900, reinforcing
her claims to recognition with mar
riage certificate embellished with the
names of Witnesses who can be pro-
duced in court should the family prove
stubborn. 1t is said that the proposal
to the family. which is now under con-
sideraticn. included an expression Of
her Willingness to permit the marriage
to remain unannounced and to use her
family name as formerly.
The young woman is Miss Ellie Nc
Clary, the daughter of Col. benjamin
McClary. and Il sister of the wife of
Judge Wright. of the Marshall county
bench She is said to be Il dashing
Young woman and has been local
belle for Il number of seasons. 1t l.
intimated that more than one mar
riage proposed by the late senator's
family as eminently fit and desirable
had been put aside by him on account
of this strong infatuation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-31

Many folks are busy taking the
trouble for other people. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea is busy making
people happy. by making them well.
s. cents. tea or tablet. T. H. Thomas,
pharmacist
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15

should hold cattle at home rather than
force them on to the market when the
demand rules as Utterly Indifferent as
at present. However, traders realize
that the time of year has arrived when
feeders are DESTROYS of clearing out
their holdings of light and grass fed
steers, and a considerable number of
these kinds is expected in the next
few weeks, though with smaller re-
ceipts of range steers such kinds
should sell fairly readily.
The trade has ruled very uneven
throughout the week and of late first
bids have generally proved best, buyers
renewing many early offers at the close
OF the trade almost every day.
AS to the immediate future course
Of prices traders views differ consid
erably. Many believe that the slump
in prices late last week. and also again
this week, will be regained in the ball
ance or this month, anticipating Il
growing demand from all sources. and
particularly for the good to choice
grades. The foreign, demand for choice
heavy steers should improve, they ar
que. In the near future. the usual lib
eral Christmas orders being expected,
while local and eastern inquiry for
choice cattle should also rule more ac-
tive, though of late years buyers have
filled big share of their christmas
cattle orders from the offerings in the
fat carload classes at the international
Exposition, and trade in this years
show stock is expected to be quite
lively, while some predict a consider
ably higher level of prices than were
paid a year ago.
The more optimistic ones also anti
cipate broader outlet for common and
medium steers than that now ruling.
though many are of different view,
saying that the usual heavy volume
of early winter receipts may soon be
expected, and unless general consump-
tive demand is of greatly broader pro-
portions than that ruling trade of late.
a continued low range Of prices, may be
expected.
More steers sold at $500 this week
than at any time since that mark has
been the top for prime grades, though
this price is not quotable now, and
both buyers and sellers are saving the
prime kinds would not be worth above
$6.75@6.S0. A considerable number of
choice to fancy steers have sold at
s6.25@6.60 during the week but late
sales of this class have ranged 40@60c
lower than these figures. while many
good fat kinds have gone at $3.50
5.75, which also showed that decline
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15
how quarter gain; liberal run antici-

show quarter gain; liberal run antici-
pated at start next week; good clear
ance of feeders-prices up 10 to 15c
hogs to loo lower than Friday
morning; trade slow all days with
packers bearish; best at $5.10-lowest
top since June: days average price
$4.90-bulk S4S5 to $500: weeks aver
age price $4.97--previous week S4.97;
sheep values steady today, lambs 10 to
zoe lower; Swift bought lambs zoe
below FRIDAYS average: only a few
fancy lambs sold above $500; sheep
steady, yearlings 25c higher than week
ago; week shows 80 to 40c net advance
for fat lambs.
Receipts.
Chicago's receipts this week, COM
pared with the previous week, de-
creased 10000 cattle, a few hundred
hogs and 1890 sheep. Compared with
the corresponding week a year ago
cattle increased $500 and hogs de-
creased 17,400 and sheep 80. 400.
Beef Cattle.
Offerings of 10000 less cattle than
came last week have failed to benefit
values this week, and while the open
ing trade ruled quite satisfactory and
prices We're higher tone of the closing
market has been the worst noted in
many weeks. and prices now show
largely I5W3oc decline from the low
range ruling at the close last week
when values at that time stood 250D4Oc
under the high notch noted ten days
ago. The run of 1862 this week
compared with 1857 last week, So
S66 a year ago, and 1881 two years
ago, but this moderate volume of offer
ings has met verv Indifferent demand
from all sources, and unless the con-
sumptiye outlet broadens considerably
in the next week, a still smaller run
than that received this week will be
needed.
Sellers who have had good to choice
steers on the market in the closing
days have been confronted with the
most indifferent demand noted on such
kinds in some months, and a consider
able number of welI-finished steers
have been locked up to await sale at
the start next week, bids ranging 500
75c lower than the best point of the
week. Many lots went at $4.75@5.6O
which were quoted 10000 lower thar
early Wednesday,, and steers which
sold at $685. yesterday We're considered
of as good quality as some which went
at $3.50 on Wednesday. The whole
trade in good steers has been in a de-
tmoralized state and until the general
demand broadens country shippers
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15
work together for good to them that

work together for good to them that
love Cod
When you rest on the Bible for
truth, you are using the greatest au-
thority among civilized men. No book
is so widely respected, and more
widely read. Publishers, at times. are
unable to supply the demand for it.
All OF the great reforms of the past
two thousand years are tracable to it.
Public sentiment, without which no
reform can succeed, is permeated with
its teachings. You can make no last
ing gains working contrary to the
teachings Of Christ. Your demands
and reforms must be in harmony with
the teachings of the Carpenter of
Nazareth, if you would have the peo-
pie of this country with you. Never
in the history of man, were the times
so ripe as now for radical reform
under the leadership of Christ Your
most powerful weapon today is the
Bible.
All that is precious in your life. your
home. and your country, you owe to
the Bible. The map of the world
proves it. Where the Bible has not
gone may be found all manner of OPP
preston and misery. The churcl the
school and the home always follow the
Bible. America is the most blessed
among nations. because she has the
most Bibles and free churches. These
are undeniable facts. The Bible
stands for free thought, free speech
and free institutions. AS result
working men have the best wages.
homes. morality and education in
America than in any other country.
The Bible is the great exponent of
the Golden Rule which is the prin-
ciple of true liberty. Its believers
must always be the greatest champions
of democracy 1t is the most demo-
cratic book, therefore Jesus in fulfill
ing it became the most democratic of
men. Even in His death He was
democratic for He died that all might
live. The Bible is the greatest cham
pion of the free ballot. With the ball
lot you may vote for the good of all
men. Here you WELD mighty power.
Mr.. Rockefeller with all his wealth
has only one vote, and so have you,
poor as you may be. With the open
Bible to educate the sentiment of the
working people, and the ballot to
crystalline that sentiment into wise and
righteous laws, the workmans mil
lenium must speedily come.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15
Workman IS Mishtiest Weapons.

For twenty five years the Bible and
man have been my daily study. The
needs of the working man have ever
been upon my heart. According to my
observations, ] have set briefly before
you Gods rich supply for your every
need in Jesus as set forth in the
Bible. No reform propaganda in all
literature is as radical as the Bible.
The socialist and the communist can
find the principle of brotherhood stated
more radically In the Bible than in all
their literature.
From Paul even the anarchist may
learn how to have perfect liberty by
being filled with the spirit of God as
was Jesus, For the fruit of the spirit
is love, joy, peace, etc, and against
such there is no law For all things
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Saturdays Live Stock Market in Brio

Saturdays Live Stock Market in Brief.
I Weeks total: Cattle, 6s.70o; hogs,
127200; sheep, $500.
Disappointing close to the weeks
cattle trade; late selling OF good grades
extremely weak; steers above $4.75 off
rs to 35c for week; many lots IS to
Soc lower than Monday; weeks small
run meets with very poor favor;
grassy and thin natives but little
changed; top natives for week $500
previous week $500; weeks average
price good beef steers $50; average
for previous week S5.25-vear ago
$3.50; cow trade has satisfactory tone
in week; prices up largely Is to CSC
from week ago; marlv range stssrs
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15
H. J. sklFF is DEAD.
Last Survivor of the siencrs Of lowa's
Constitution nies at Newton.

Des Mones, Nov. 1a-H. j. Skiff, an
old settler of Jasper county and the
last survivor OF the signers of Jowa's
constitution, died at his home in New
ton Saturday, aged SO. He was the
leader OF the opposition which fought
to keep the word slave" out Of the
constitution Of Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15
DoLLIvER TO SPEAK.
Statesman to Deliver Annual Address
for Helping Hand at Kansas City.

Kansas City, Nov Senator Dol.
liver OF Iowa, has been secured to de-
liver the annual lecture for the Help
ing Hand. The tenth anniversary Of
the institute will be celebrated the ev
ening Of November Is, in the audito-
rum at Central high school.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15

tative sales made in Chicago Saturday
showing lowest, medium and highest
prices paid:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-15

from the high point. Most export
steers have lately sold at $51O@54O,
with fair to medium corn-fed steers at
$4.350g5.00, common to fair corn and
grass-fed lots at $3.30m425, with
strictly grass steers of good quality at
$3.75@415 and the inferior lots down
at S2.40m3.15.
Traders estimates on next Mondays
receipts ranged at $4,000 to 10000,
many anticipating offerings of the lat
ter proportions rather than the smaller
run.
Revised quotations for beef cattle
follow:
Inferior grass native steers $2.40m3.15
Common to good grassers. 3.25004.15
Common to fair corn-fed
steers ~. .... ~. s.aoa4.so
Fair to medium corn-fed
steers ...s..... 4.350B5.00
Good to choice corr-fed
steers $3.50. ...... ....... 4.90@5.s5
Fancy finished beeves ...s... 6.100G6.S0
Export steers .....z..5.. 4.45m5.60
Common TO good yearing
steers $500. 4.4o@5.so
Well finished corn-fed year
lings 49,. ....... ...... 5.60dD6.4O
Corn fed western steers ;. :. 4.10M5.S5
Corn-fed Texas steers .,... 3.40M5.50
representative Sales.
Following are some OF the represent
tative sales made in Chicago Saturday
showing lowest tpadi,I,n and biyhest
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
Sapauiife SpioitalimiTe.

Dos iapdnif9e 6oipitulf9iff rSoEe
Maru" lit Gbnli4 pie Die beutiden
5ofpitulf@iffe ausgeriitet. On Del
iinb Die &ranfentabinen fir bic Diff
aiere, bas r&Ontsenz3immer," bic apo>
tbete unb bas SperationsSimmer. Gin
Subrftubl fibrt BON bier sur barunter>
liegenben GuBeren Mbtheilung. Sir bic
Manni9aften iino brei grobe HGume
bor6anben, Die GuBere Qbtbeiluns, Die
innere unb Die unter biefer liesenben
@6t6silung fir Snfetttonsfrant6eiten.
Sn BEN Sffi5iersfabinen finb feIte, in
0en Wannf9aftsrGlmen G6ninee6ets
ten unO stpar INNER je apei Therein
amber. Sos Sanitdtsperfpnal befteht
aus 7 Offi5ieren unb 35 pflegern.
Gbef bes 2u5aretbf4iffs lit General
arSt 9onba. Gr bat feline lebte 4us=
biIbung in 0eutf4lanb genOfen. SIN
@an5en bat Die r&pbe Muru" 178 Sci
ten. sic 1T fura Dor benz 8riege bon
Or. 6onba fir Die ber6GltniBmGBie
seringe Summe bon $4,000 einseri9<
tet pprben. Sapdn bat ieBt feds
9ofpitalf9iffe i'm Sienft, aipei fir Die
Martne unb apei fir Die 4rmee bon
&egierunssipesen, fOpie 5tpei @6iffe,
pel@e BON iapauiiGeu &othen &reu5
ssfte1t fnb. Die leBteren iinb neiB
nit rotben 2~dnesfreifen; Die goupers
nementalen Sdiffe trugen ftatt befen
einen bunfelgriinen Streifen. Die
rao6s Maru~ ssbOrt CUR Marine. Sic
nimmt nur in Qusnabmefdlen &rante
bon Der Mrmee auf. GrDG6nA lei
i9lieBli9 nod, baB nan uuf Der r&obe
Maru" cine pclferaele fir SotiI4@
tise eingeri9tet bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
@irfuuaen bes Snnamits.

4neeIi3ts Der fur9tbaren 3eritDz
rungen, Die f9pn ein5elue ODnamitz
patronen dn5uri9ten berm0gen, f6ien
btsber ben PlGBen, no Der geba6te
@prengftoff ii9 in srDBeren Mengen
anbduft, cine uubergetpDbnli9e @efahr
gu broben. @ntperpen, bon no aus
ja5raus ia6rein Mafen 0 Spnamit
uber See ge6en, fppute fi9 ba6er perz
9eptfern, mas es bon elmer ettpoi1en
@rplOiipn FOLDER 2dbungen, bic stpar
u Mteilen bon Der @tabt auf Der
S3elbe eingsi9ifft perben, ii9 aber
5Guftg audi auf Der Staben anianz
meln, 81 ertparten ga6e, pesbaI6 Elm
Ta9mann, Der Sngenieur 2son S6oz
mas, nit 9erIu9en nab biefer Gi6z
tun9 betraut purbe. Sieie erfolqten
in Dem belJif6en Sruppenzlebunssz
lager bon 8eOerlOo, Yrpbin5 2imburg,
mo gu Dem 3pede &iiten nit 1000 bis
1000 9funb 0pnamit >aufgeiteGt unb
bann in G%ntfernuneen bon 500 BIG
1000 CARDS nit ungefGbr 80 tbeils
feiten. tbeils bepegli9en S9ubpGnben
unb 9ol56auten umge9en tpurben.
Sieie tparen nit 6enitern unb ,3iegel>
bG3ern Derie6en. Bel nunmebrieer
Sprengung 5und9It Der fIeinsrn, bann
Der gr0Bern &iFen ergab ii9, bab Die
5erftDrenben Mirfuneen felbit Der Ga
bungen bon 1000 Yfunb Opnamit
ni9t ii6er einen !SalbmeNer bon 125
Yarbs binausginsen. &uBerbalb tie>
fes @erei9s GuBerte ii9 bic Wirfune
Der @rplOiion bur9 cine Dirt @egen>
ftoB, Der bic S9ubfpGnbe umparf
gar5e 5eniter ober beren S9ei6en elm
briidte, Die 9ol5buuten aber unperfebrt
lieB. Wan f9lieBt aus ben @riu9en,
baB GrpIoiiOnsn GROCER Opnamitmen>
gen in frsier SUIT nur in einem linz
freiTe bon b09itens 500 0arbs 6aI6s
meier fir Yerfonen unb Gebdube Gee
fa6r bergen, tpGbrenb lie in elmer Gnt.
fernung bon 500 Bis 5000 Warbs mir
nod tleinere Sa9f9Goen onri9ten
f0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
Radaana Der serfomempoftem.

Die 3ahl Der POfreiienoen gebt IN
Deutf9lanb nit benz fprti6reitenben
Qusbuu bss GiienbabnneBes naturse>
mdb 5uriid. 9o9 betrGgt bic @umme
Der bur9 Die aei98poit b~ef0rberten
perionen i'm leBten Sabre no9 elmer
neueu amtIihen 3uiammenI tsauns
INNER mod 1,135,185. Ods 1T unz
gefGbr Die 9Glfte Der pOftreifenben,
pie tie nod I'M Sabre 1883, als bds
Req Der 9auptbabnen i'm Defentli9en
ausgebaut mar, bef0rbert purben. Die
Ter peitere Gidgang Der perionenz
poiten 1T auf Die Gntpidelung Der
Rlein6a6nen auriid5ufibren. NO9 i'm
Sabre 1893 bate Die 3abl Der Ppits
reiienben 1902 1853 betraseil, 10 baB
tie iebt stpd mod 3pei Orittel bapon
6etrdgt. Der umfang Der perfonen<
poiten in ben sinselnen 8e3irfen 1T iebr
Deri9ieoen. Dim meiften bat Sannober
nit 10000. Ole unberen Oberpoftz
bireftionsbeSirfe errei6en nidt einmal
bic 100000. Nur tpeniee, tpie Sarmz
ftabt, Sortmunb, @rfurt, &onitana
unb Srier ba6en mebr als $4,000
Ppftreiienbe. 4bseieben bon Der
Rei9s6uuptitabt tat am tpenisften
2etp5ig nit 1923. Ius Dem @erte6r
bes 8erliner 8e5irc25 tparen bic poits
rsiienoen DOR eini9en Sabren bereits
Deri9punben. Our9 bic Ginperlei>
bung bes pptsbumer 8e5irfs erf9ei<
nen lie audi ieBt pieoer in Der Statts
ftit. Sc finb uber nur sol perionen,
pel9e Die poit I'M san5en 8eairf be-
fOrbert bat. Muf ben Sag i'm Sabre
tommen ulfo nod ni9t 5pei 8erlinsr
Hpftreifenhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
Sic 01rnler in 0reuscn.

DAB etn preubif9er Staatsbiireer
ni9t nit alien 5ufrieoen 1T, bepeiien
bic I'M leBten Sabre BEL ben preubt9en
3anbgeri9ten erbpbenen 8ei9Deroen.
bic fi9 uuf ni9t peniger ala 28.492
belaufen 6dben; bdrurter limb 324 BE-
f9perben, bic Bel Der &ammer fir
SanbelsIaGen eingerei9t tpurben. Wit
ben 1178 ii6erid6risen &lasen itent fi4
bic @eiammt3abl Der erbo6enen Be
I9perben auf 29,670, bon oenen 28,z
$40 SSdue erlebtgt puroen, uno 5Dar
bur9 Gntf9etbuns 25.412. @rn ZEN
srbo6enen 8ei6perben itnb 10,405 fir
b~egriinbet sra5tet porben, cine 3a6l,
pel9e bdrauf binbeutet, bab man Bel
sinigsrmaben begriinbeter 8eranlaf uns
fein Ge9t energif9 Derfe6ten lou.
@ber ni9t nur in Gibilia9sn ullsin
pirb Der 9sf9perbetpeg pielfa9 btres
ten, IOnbsrn audl unb bas in anz
nd6erno Der balben 9Dbe, in Strafs
laden. 9ier purben i'm Beri4tsjabre
insaefommt 1000 8ef9perben err
boben. 8on biefen be5ieben iih 11,788
iiber Ri9ter unb 1882 iiber Die 3u@
ftGnbisfeit Der Geri9te. Sntereh ant,
absr aud p~ieliasenb pegen ihrer bobsn
3iffer, iinb bic i'm leBten Sabre Dprge>
fommenen StraHa9en, bon benen 72,z
O98 Gn6Gngig I'M 0%orperfabren fparen,
basu Die neuen 5Gae nit SCI, 701, 10
baB fib bic 9eIammt5abl auf $685. 99
felt, trobbem 95,863 IntrGge unb
Mnaeigen obne Weiteres bon Der
@taatsanpaltf9aft 5urIdserpieien unb
59,7O8 an bic suifGnbisen @ebOrbsn
~abeegeben fporben limb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-12
9arbarifd)e Sitte.
Rarnpf sesen oas SrBeinidnarem tn ebfma
aetttat GrfpIae.

Der unermiibli9e &f, ben eire
Gn9ldnoerin, Srau @r9ibalb 2ittle,
LETT Sabren gegen Die grauiame dime
l14e Site Oes 3ufammenprefens Der
5iBe Der MGb6en fii6rt, beginnt pirtz
lt9 aumGlig 6rii9te gu tragen. Sas
pdre tDo6l faun1 81 erparten getpeien,
penn Trdu Gittle ni6t 10 tlug gepefen
mare, ii9 Die unterftiibuna feiner qez
ringeren Perf0nli6teit als Der Rat
lerin=@itttpe gu beri6affen. Oant Der
8ermittlung mebrerer bp6geIteuter
Mdn0orinen gelang es i6r bor einiger
3eit, Die 8sr0ffentli9ung zines taii erz
lt9en @biftes gesen bas Subeini9niis
rem 5u ertpirfen.
Qm Yefinger Sof tperben iebt nur
natiirIi9e SuBe gebulbet, trpBbem
tpdgt es aber Die Regierung ni9t, bic
aagemeine rnfitte unter @trafanbrpz
hung 81 perbieten, fonbern tie be-
f6rdnft fi3 ouf eeIesentli9e OBJ
ma6nungen.
Grau 2tttle na6m infol9ebeKen 3u<
flu9t CUR 8elebrung unb ~aamdligen
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gr0Bten She'll Der Stubt 81 eroberu.