davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1905-05-03

Inordinate greed for wealth was
probably not SO large an element in
the fall Of Frank G. Bigelow, the Mil
waukee bank president, as was the
spirit of adventure, the gambling in
stinct. He robbed his bank of nearly
a million and a half of dollars, to play
wheat. The cards did not come up
right, and he lost. Doubtless his first
thefts were small, and he drew, from
time to time, to owe his margins, in
the confidence that wheat would rise
some day, and he would her pay
back what he considered an indebted
ness and pocket a snug gain beside.
The man was trusted and respected,
although it must have been known
that he was specializing, and for
tunately for depositors in the bank,
there is a big guarantee behind it
which will enable it to. meet all de-
mands.
we may also assume that justice
will not be so slow as it usually is
when it tries to overtake and punish
the larger criminals. As it was a
national bank that Mr.. Bigelow de-
frauded, his case will come under the
jurisdiction of the federal courts, and
we shall not see uncertain methods in
the prosecution, and, SO far as may be,
In the recovery of the squandered
~ FOR - 60 aafI fI,H QOnn nnn =.
personal securities can be converted
for the benefit of the plundered insti-
tuition.
If there are lessons in this case it is
probably not worth while to draw
them, since our banks are conserva-
lively managed as a rule, and the
directors and other officials keep too
close a watch on the funds and the
books to allow tampering with such re-
suits as have been disclosed in Mil
waukee. 1t is a rule in most COM
panies that handle large sums that
clerks, cashiers and lesser employees
shall not engage in speculation, and it
is a proper rule. 1t keeps them out
of the way of temptation and harm.
But it is far more important to require
abstinence in such matters on the part
of the president than of his underlings.
AS a rule bank presidents receive q
comfortable salary, but the receipt of
large sums, and the daily meeting
with people who are able to deposit
scores of thousands, tend to create
envy and stimulate unworthy ambi-
lions on his part, and if he is amen
able TO temptation he yields and
closes his career. The love of money
is the root of many evils, at least, and
those who steal the largest amounts
are those who are least in need. The
country needs an education in COM
mon honesty.-"Brooklyn Eagle"
, 1905-05-03

Mr.. Taft can always communicate
and who, In turn, can on very shor
notice, communicate, directly with tn
President. The elasticity of our sys
tenn, the securities thrown around il
by the change in the law to which the
death of Vice. President Hendricks led,
as well as the composure and conf.
dence of our people, are illustrated by
the present situation.
Both parties are glad the President
is enjoying himself. Every man is
satisfied that the risks inseparable
from hunting and shooting less effect
Mr.. Roosevelt than they would any
other President In modern times.
Neither Mr.. Lincoln nor President
Johnson meddled with firearms.
though both had been soldiers, the
one in the Black Hawk War, and the
other in the Wal for the Union. Cen
eral Grant, the greatest military a u
tain of modern times, commanded a
million soldiers, but did not indulge
in hunting or shooting on his own ac-
count. General Hayes had heen a
brave soldier, and SO had Colonel Nc
Kinley, but neither the chase nor arms
of precision engaged their attention.
President Arthur ranked as a general,
but only in the militia service of his
Gfofn Mr. HInuoInnI l., .- Il
sport, has hunted deer once or twice,
since he retired from the Presidency,
and has now and then shot ducks.
But Izaak Walton is his patron saint,
and against bears, except in Wall
Street. he has never been pitted, and
wolves or mountain lions or panthers
are known to him by books and pic.
lures alone. On the other hand
President Roosevelt is a hunter of big
game by preference, a master of arms
of precision and an excellent shot,
thanks to the GOODNESS of his nerves
and the clearness of the spectacleS
which he wears, and without which he
cannot see five feet ahead of him,
The alertness, the intelligence, the
strength and the control of himself
which can be predicated of the Presi
dent give to the people the impression
that for him neither the rifle nor the
chase has liabilities of peril seriously
to be taken into account.
Because of all these facts, nc con
Germ is felt. The best wishes of the
people are with the President on his
vacation, and the satisfaction of the
people with his pleasure is not less, il
is only less demonstrative, than his
own. He has no Boswell with him
but beyond question he will tell his
own story to friends and visitors on
his return and may even commit it tC
print, for he has ''done" many a neal
description of himself in the character
of Nimrod, and we hope will live to dc
many more. There is no occasion fol-
apprehension or misrepresentation
Apprehension is reducted to next
t. Willingness, by the viligance and
vigor of the President. Misapprehen
ii n, in case of any untoward events
can be corrected by the barest consid
Grafton of the securities which hav,
been thrown by law around the pres
ervation of the political integrity o
the presidential office during thu
period of every presidential TERM
Brooklyn Eagle"
, 1905-05-03
When e'er you feel impending i'll,
And need a magic little pill,

When e'er you feel impending i'll,
And need a magic little pill,
No other n will fill fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The Famous Little Pills EARLY
RISERS cure Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Billiousness, etc. They never
grippe or sicken, but impart early rising
energy. Good for either children or
adults. ]. c. P. Jones, Chief Burgess,
Milesburg Borough, Pa. says: 81 never
used pills in my family during the forty
years of housekeeping, that gave such
satisfactory results as DeWitt's Little
Early risers." Sold by the drug
gist.
, 1905-05-03
Time Tried and Merit Proven.

One Minute Cough Cure is right on
time when it comes to curing Coughs,
Group, Whooping Cough, etc. 1t is
perfectly harmless, pleasant to take
and is the children's favorite Cough
Syrup. Sold by the druggist.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-09-12

Ihe prospect is for a good crop in
the west and fair in the central part
OF the State. Saving of fodder and
hay is under way in all sections of
the State and III most sections of the
east it is all housed. Peanuts prom
lse good crop Sweet potatoes and
turnips are doing fine in nearly all
localities. In most places cowreas
are promising well, but there are re-
ports of vines being fine but very
few peas. Irish potatoes are doing
well in all sections. but in some
places in the west they are rotting
in the ground due to wet weather.
Grapes are promising well in the east
although there are few reports of a
short crop. Peaches are scarce in all
sections and apples are nearly all
lost, having rotted and fallen to the
ground. Buckwheat, where planted,
is doing fine. Land is being turned
for wheat and rye, and in some Sec
tions rye and oats are being sown
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-09-12
"Tolerable, How're You?"

J. T. Shuptrine, Wrens, Ga.
Sirs:-"Havtng obtained box or your iss,
terine which used on q case OF itching plies
of five years standing, I spent SoO, lot OH. I.
ferent kinds Of remedies ana the SELL no oI
doctors, all for no good. until g1t sny Von1s
Tetterine also cures Eczema, TetteT;
Ground Itch, Erysipelas, Dandruf ana All
other forms of skin diseases SOC the po4.
Your druggist or address J. T. SHUPTR1NE'
Mfr, Savannah, Ga.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-09-12
Last Weeks Crop Bulletin.

During the past week cotton open
ed very fast and picking had become
quite general in the east and central
portions of the State while in the
west picking was started on several
IaflnS. Il There are less reports of
shedding and rusting in the central
and a west portions. while in the east
uere are still COMPLAINTS in this re-
ssaTo' the plants shedding their top
oonS: and in places the cotton is
suhIng yellow. The cotton in the
I sasT Is opening, it is said, two weeks
ITo'Igr 80 ,r than last year and premature
~ The WELD is under the average,
"nG some report only a one-half crop.
Norn Is about made in the east and
tSu'fal u portions of the State, and in
IL d,e west it is maturing nicely. In
fn: g.: east the corn needs rain, looks
-"iF' and crop will be below average.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-09-12
Delegates to Farmers Congress.

The North Carolina delegates to
the National Farmers Congress,
which meets at Richmond September
18th to 20th, are as follows:
Ashley Horne, Clayton; J. A. Long,
Roxboro; l.. Banks Holt, Burling-
ton; Hon. R. w. Scott, Melville;
Hon. S. B. Alexander, Charlotte:
Hon. w. f. Grassland, Diggs; Hon.
P. III. Hanes. Winston; Grimes Cow
per, Raleigh; NJ. III. Cone, Blowing
Rock; w. E. Ardrey, Charlotte; G.
G. Winkler, Boone, John Dawes, Viii
son; Charles M. Parks, Tarboro:
Hon. H. G. Chatham, Elkin; Prof
Henry Stewart, Highlands; G. III.
Nimson, Cranberry; Joel d. Whita-
ker, Raleigh; j. P. Kerr, Biltmore;
r. L. Alternately, Mount Holly; W.
E. Brown, Spring Greek; j. j.
Laughinghouse, Grimesland; Gen. W.
r. Cox. Penola; Hon. Frank Wood,
Edenton; DR.. w. R. Capehart, Avoca;
@. E. Foy, New Bern; Hon. r. H.
Kicks, Rocky Mount; Gen. J. S. Carr,
Durham; Z. F. McRae, Maxton;
Capt w. l. Everett, Rockingham; !;
Hon. r. L. Doughton, Sparta; Maj.
w. A Graham, Machpelah; j. M.
Guyon, Springdale; Dr. j. A. Holmes,
Chapel Hill; Dr. r. j. Brevard, Char
lotte; Garland Webb, Winston; John
L. King, Greensboro; Maj. t. L. EN-
ry, Weldon; Col. Aston Grimes,
Grimesland; j. D. Mcneil, Fayette-
vile; w. L. Cohoon, Elizabeth City;
J. Van Lindley, Pomona; W. III. Gra
ham, Rowland; A. j. Rufin, Hills
boro; Hon. j. P. Allison, Concord:
III. E. Newberry, Magnolia; t. K.
Bruner, Raleigh; Col. Benehan Cam
eron, Stagsville; A. L. French, Fitz-
gerald; G. F. Weston, Biltmore;
Henry Johnson, Winston; n. L.
Barnard. Franklin; Hon. S. L. Pat
terson. Raleigh; DIR. B. W. Kilgore,
Raleigh; DR.. G. L. Winston, Raleigh;
T, B. Parker, Raleigh; DR.. @. w.
Burkett, Raleigh; Prof. F. Sherman,
Raleigh; DR.. TAFT Butler, Raleigh; ;
Prof. w. F. Massey, Raleigh; Clar-
ence IT. Poe. Raleigh; F. A. Olds.
Raleigh; E. E. Britton. Raleigh; ;
Prof. H. H. Hume. RALEIGH; j. G..
Hackett, Wilkesboro; Col. J. S. Gun
ingham, Cunningham; DIR. K. ID.
Speight, Wrendale: j. M. Wood,
Goldsboro; E. D. Weaver. Weaver
vile; J. w. Atkinson, Wilmington;
S. II. Strange, Fayetteville;' DR.. w.
L. Hill. Warsaw; R. r. Warren,
Washington.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-09-12
STATE NEWS
rDoM cURRITUcK TO CHEROKEE.
Items of Interest Cleaned from Our
Correspondents and Exchanges.

Dr. Chas. D. McIver, president of
tho State Normal and Industrial
CoIIeoe. and State Superintendent j
y. Joyner have gone to Europe to
snepd six weeks. They will visit
minis of interest in England, Scot
land. Germany, France, Italy and
other countries.
The Warren County Cotton Grow
ars' Association will meet in Warren
ton October 9TH. All farmers and
tbosr interested in farming are in
vited to be present. Governor Glenn.
Col. !. ). Cunningham, L. B. Park
rr. i. /. Daughtry and others are in
vitcd to be present and address the
farmers. They have signified their
willingness to attend and speak.
News and Observer: As a result
of an autopsy held on the body of
Tbo~ Ii. Nall and a final taking of
the testimony before the jury which
for several days has been investigat-
inc the case, j. @. King, l.. r. High.
Jack Pecle and w. f. Durham. at
tendants at the State Hospital for
the Insane. are in Wake County jail.
charged with having beaten to death
patient under their charge who was
attempting to make his escape.
Raleigh dispatch: Lieutenant Gov
emor Winston, Col. John S. Cunning
ham. Ur. B. T. Dixon and Treasurer
B. Il. Lacy were the only reputed
candidates for Governor in the capi-
tai city to-day. The others. if the
street gossips speak intelligently,
are Capt. I. W. Mason, Judges Chas.
N. Cook and r. w. Winston, and
Hons. John d. Bellamy, F. A.
Woodward, w. w. Kitchin and E.
". Pou. This is the present cata-
lougue, they tell me, of the notables
who are in a receptive attitude"
Columbia State: The Supreme
Court of North Carolina has done
well III upholding the decision of the
lower court Ill the case of the eX-
mayor Of Durham, McCown. Because
the sentence imposed by Judge Ward
of the Superior Court of North Car
DINA upon a convicted criminal did
not suit McCown, he assaulted Judge
Ward, cursing and striking him The
Judge had the eX-mayor arrested for
contempt of court and very properly
sentenced him to thirty days in jail,
without the alternative of a fine. On
appeal to the Supreme Court, the re-
tltcn for a writ of habeas corpus
was denied and McCown will be COM
PEELED TO take the days. In view of
the particular outrageous character
OF his oifense, McCown should esteem
himself lucky in escaping so lightly,
though of course his thirty days con-
memcnt Is not nearly so pleasant as
would have been the payment of an
moons ;dcrahIn fine
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-09-12
BREEDERS DIRECTORY


in
considering circulation Write full particulars
directory reliable
will
nformaio may
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-09-12

When writing advertisers, please
mention this paper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
R0YI's Big Company

Hoyt's Comedy Company. whioh
played a successful engagement
here last season in a popular pric, 4
repertoire, Of drama and vaudeville
comes to the opera house for three
nights, commencing Thursday Feb.
9th. Opening play Beyond ,he
Law"
Dallas, Tex, News says st theu
"Hoyt's Comedy Company opened
their holiday engagement at the
opera house last night with very
clever production Of comedy
drama entitled "A Womans
Honor. The leading parts were
assumed by Lew Sutherland and
Julia Bennett, with very good sup
port throughout. The company
included a number OF speciality pee.
Pile, who give variety to the peI.
Torrance. The attendance was
good and the applause liberal.
Night prices IS-sS-Ss ceuts.
Ladies free first night, usual condi-
tions. Special Saturday Matinee
"Our Foxy Grandpa"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
Only Son.
conLinued from page FonTl

when she told him with her soul in
her eyes that she was going to see
her son for the last time, he be
came sympathetic and let her go
on, even going many blocks out of
his way TO land her where she
wanted TO 60.
AT the church She bided her time
and while the ushers were busy
slipped inland shank into a rear
seat unoboerved.
The brightness Of the scene and
the fine dresses abashed her, but
she forgot it all when the wedding
party entered. She leaned forward
and gaz-d upon the groom. Her
face lightened up. He had not
changed 50 much as she had feared.
She w0gld have known him any
where despite his beard.
Oh, what a fine gentleman he
was-the very picture of his father
only better groomed and mo K CON
6dent in his manner. Of all the
fine folk present he was easily
king.
Her old heart beat tumultously.
Yes it was worth all the years Of
self-abnegation. This verify was
her reward.
The ceremony was over and they
we're coming down the aisle to-
gether. Once more she leaned for
ward this time to look into the
face Of the bride. Such a sweet
face She saw under the bridal veil
that she leaned back content.
Then the reaction overcame her,
and with a sudden gasp she tainted
There was a Slight commotion, the
groom turned and asked; What's
the matterP'' "An old woman
tainted that's all, was the reply
Bring her into the ante-room, "
he commanded the ushers, "Ill
see if it's anything serious.
When she opened her eyes she
was lying on lounge. Rcbertwas
bending over. The bride was
kneeling beside her. There were
tears iii her eyes. Robert was say
ing: Eyes, it is surely my mother.
7 knew I was not mistaken, the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

locket proves il.
NO, no. Size sa'd feebly, Won
are mistaken. am nobody. Let
me go back to the poor-house. p
But there was 10 be NO move poor
house for her. Her was to be the
largest and suuaiest room in the
mansion on the boulevard, where
She sat in the dAinaest of white
caps and knitted away the rest Of
her day wiki hanainess that
passeth uuderstandr g.-H j g d
School Echo.
To the Puflic.-I have secured
the services of Mr.. ]. II. Hinzs
whe IS thoroughly exPerienced and
a graduate orlician, iewelry,
watch repairing and isncy engrav-
ing. I will in the future make
this line a specially and guarantee
all work done by him to give per
feet satisfaction. w B.LUBMAN. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

For Sale:-Nice buggy horse, s
Years old; gentle for lady to drive,
weight 1000 lbs. Also Jersey
mich cow, the best one in town. H.
Apply at eIs Minnesota Ave. If
Money to loan on Chickasha
propertyi lowest rates, best terms.
all option Of prepayment. M, icy
on hand, no delay.-LEsrER 4.
PRIcE, Office over Sarbachs. If
Lost White bird dog pup,
black ears. black rump. Finder
return to Wells. Fargo and get re-
ward a7-5a
All kinds OF scavepger work done
on snort notice. Leave your order
at Kemp's furniture store. If
J. B. Boatright.
Get that good bread and those
delicious pies, etc, at the White
Swan Bakery AIS ChiCkaSha Ave. If
Miss Murphy, Public Stenogra-
pher and Notary Public at c. NJ.
Fechheimer's Law Ofiice. If
Phone a7 city coal yard, corner
4th and Kansas, for coal. II
Dressmaking wanted. 500 Chick
aSha Avenue Ii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

The total amount Of fines COL
lected by the city Of Chickasha
during the past month was $50.
This either shows that Chickasha
is a mighty orderly town or some
of the bad ones escaped.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

Phone n city coal yard, corner
4th and Kansas, for coal. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

Dressmaking wanted. 500 Chick
aSha Avenue II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

Miss Murphy, Public Stenogra-
pher and Notary Public at G. NJ.
Fechheimer's Law Ofiice. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

1t stray stock trouble you, phou'
the pouudman s62. If
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
Sie TaisIeisn ibsr cine ungew6bn-

Sie Jaisleisn iibsr cine ungsw6bn-
It'd serei3te Stimmuns 3wii9en Granfs
reid unol Seuti9lano fno am beften
bur9 bic Saltung Der fran36ff4en
prefe Bel @~eIegenbeit Der ginpeibung
ber @ebd9tniBbaue BET @rapelotte
tuiberlsgt. Der .gourier bes gtats.
l1nis" beri9tst iiber bic Jsier: vI6t=
sebn frans6Ri9e 3eitungen waren bur9
gprreionosntet1 bertreten BET Der Gin
tusi6uns Der Ssod9tniBbale, pel9e
auf ben S9la9tfelbern BET Msb ben
9efalsnen oes 9roBen Samples erri9.
tet tuorben if. Sieie gorrsIponbenten
ertldrsn tibsr,infirmeno, bab Saiisr
WiIbslm babel feline aufrsiaenbe Ins
fpra4e aebalten bat. SIN @e9entbeil
tparen ale feline GeuBerungen In ber'
fbbnli1em Settle 9ebalten; er bat in
w~iirbiser Spra9e Mler 9eba4t, welds
an benz bsiBsn Sage bon @rabelOtte ibr
2eben 9eIaRsH baben. Der beutfde
geifli9e, uel9er an Der Settle bss
8aiiers ftanb, duBerte fi9 in ieinsr
Rebs fOlgenosrmaBsn: .Wir fino bier
beriammelt, UNI allen isnsn rubmrei=
DEN Ja6nen unIers 9~uloisunssn bar=
subrinasn, tpel9e ben beutihen unb
fran36fi9en SOloaten boransetrasen
wuroen unb ibren 6elbsntOb an jsnsm
blutigsn Sage iaben". NQs GORE
iponbenten beri9ten senau uno hber.
einfimmsnb hber bic ginaslbsitsn isnsr
Jeier, pie iiber bic Saltuna 9aifer
Wil6elm's unb ieinsr gsslsitsr. sic
3ollsn benz stiRtisen ginbrud, ben bic
BEL Der Geier anime fsnbsn beuti9sn
Soloaten ma4ten, betpunbsrnbe Nusr=
tennung. Dos 9robe Sntersfe, mel
9es man In 5rantrsi9 on Der Gimme.
ienbeit oes oeutf9en 4aiiers BEL iener
@eod4tniBfeier senommer bat, if Elm
tusiterer gepeis bon Der nerpbfen
Stimmung, bic In Granfrei9 in ben
leBten We4en geberridt bat. Wit
aufri9tiger 8%enuatbuune befsnnt man
in Grantrsi4, bab bic G.ier sur Gin.
meibung Der @eod9tniBbals auf benz
S9la9tfslbe bon @rabslotts teinen
trieserif9en, fonoern ausi9lisbli9 ben
Character elmer 5riebsnsfeier trug."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
Gr6fanns tn Tairbaai.

Jairbant fsiert beute Ibsnb Offoiels
gr6fnung Der Saiion nit sinem
p,d9tigsn 6susrtuert als gsigabs.
Der obnsbin fd6ne part, weI8sr In
bisism Sabre nod an3ie6enbsr lit, tuie
frtber, tuirb nit elettrii9en 2i9tsrn
prddtig iIuminirt iein uno sinen
srobartigen Nnblid bieten.
Sas Ofsnborff9e gon8ert-O r6sfer,
untsr Der DIRECTION bon 9errn RuboIpb
3ofer, tpirb Elm feines programm
tlaifi9er unb p%opuldrer Wufit brin.
gen. gls Star" bes Mbsnbs tuirb
6err George Muftin WOOre. Der be-
fannie Sdnaer Der &ogers Bros. Co.,
auftreten. gr miro benz publitum
nod bon fsinsm auftrsten i'm Gairbant
TN borlebten Sabre Der befannt iein,
DAB bas beige pubIitum fur aon-
3erte int 5reien f9wdrmt aeiste fi9 In
Der bDrigen @O9e, als bic 2iberati 2as
belle i'm Gairbanf fon3ertirte unb trob
bes ftiblsn Wetters quite 3ub6reri9aft
bate. Bsi 9tnfisem Wstter uirb Der
Bart beuts Nbenb tberfhlt fsin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-29
Oa8 neue Staats=Q

Sas @erlanaen mad benz neuen
Stats : 2aboraiOrium, tuslNss bur9
bic lebte 2egisIatur erIaubt wiro.
ms6rt f4 berartia, baB Or. 6urtp. Der
Setretdr Der Stats @eIunobeits.
geb6rbe oft taum i'm Stanoe if, bic
Muf~tldrun9en redtaeitig ben 5rase-
ffelern sutOmmen gu laHsn, baB bas
2abOratorium taum Dor benz l. Suli
i'm Stanoe iein mtro irgenbmel9e
Mnalpien bor3unsbmsn. 81eli9 Ian.
gen Wuferproben sur untsrfuduns
on. Cine gltbarbt 5irma ianbte J. 9.
Gleii&proben, nit Der grtldruns, baB
3unben bur9 ben @snuB bes 6lsif9ss
erfranft su isin bebauptsten unb bob
bas Gleii9 big gum @intrsHsn bes CT.
aebnifes Der Nnalpie ni9t gum 0er-
tauf ausgeboten tperbe. Gals bas
Glsii9 als giftis befunoen ueroe. fa9t
Der 8rief, beabfdtige man bafslbe 3u
perni9tsn. Mus 8~reensburg lan9te
cine Nuantitdt Wtl4 on, bon Der man
bermutbst, baB bieislbe bielei9t Gdul.
niBsifte entbdlt. Cine WaHerprobe
aus 2aporte ioll auf Sppbus 8a3iIsn
unteriuat ,uerben uiw. Wae bieie
proben t6nnen aber ni4t ebsr in Be-
banblung genommer tperben, big ni9t
erf oas 2aboratorium b0li9 ausse=
rtftst III. Sie gtabliruns zines 2a-
boratOriums aber lit Elm grobes Inter.
nebmen. piele beri9ieoene puntte mill
fen beridf9ti9t ueroen uno cine I'm.
rtenge Mrbeit 1T 3u bepdltigen. 2ifen
Der bsrT9iebsnen Npparate unb 0or=
ri4tunget tueroen a1geferti9t unb
bann miRen Mnaebote bon ben peri4ie.
benen Gabritanten berielben ein9efor.
bert uuo Der9liden tuerben, 10 baB Dor
benz l. Suli ni9t bel BON benz nsuerl
Staaisunternebmsn au ertparten 1T.