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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
iowa CrlkICks AND NdTEs.

lIGE NtlNkGNO AMI wv ~
The Manson Democrat suggests that
IF the Japanese and Russian peace
commissioners get time they should
come out and take Look at the Iowa
cornfields. They are enough to make
any man feel at peace with the world.
"1f you live i'm this Gown and you
believe that the place, is not as good
as you are. 1T is youg duty to move
or to use your energies 60 make the
town better" asserts the Grundy
Democrat. THE only kind of kick
er that does not breed WEAKNESS is the
one whd kicks to bring Improvement
and not discomfort to others.
"The suggestion taat Ex-Governor
Larrabee be the next republican can
didate for governor has been seriously
made, and as the response shows, as
seems to the Brooklyn Chronicle, CON
clusively that he coud be easily nom-
mated If he would take the office In
some ways" the Chronicle thinks, he
would not be a model candidate, but
there is no man in Iowa in whom the
neonle have more absolute confidence
and there is no good reason, political
or other wise. WHY he should not have
the office If he vic accept"
III
The way the Cltltlon Herald sizes 1t
up Secretary WisPn knows a great
deal more about agriculture than he
does about handling dishonest clerks"
"The professional calamity bowler
finds little fnspiratibn in the Iowa corn
fields there days" remarks the Des
Moines Capital.
To the Odebolt Chronicle it seems
1.-THE future is likely to bring forth
a demand upon Governor Cummins
which he cannot we'll resist. He repre-
sents," continues the Chronicle. "prin-
ciples which Iowa republicans are de-
termined to enunciate at their next
state convention, and his candidacy
for another term would unite all who
believe in those principles. In other
words. he is the incarnation of the
Iowa idea of railroad control and tar
If reform, and his candidacy would be
a platform in itself whte it can be
said that the governor shbuld not be
called upon to again accept an office
which he does not want, there is more
than personal issue at stake. The
denomination of Cummins would be
of national Importance. 1t would be
the greatest shock that monopoly
could receive"
",rhe man who commits a breach Of
the law and tilen desires his name kept
out of police court news on account of
his family bot that he would care
pessonallyzihoula have thought of the
family sol g." observes the Cedar
Rapids ca Ute. such man hopes
that the AMspaper workers viii have
greater respect for his family than he
has shown"
what a nice world this would be
if each state could use any barren spot
worthless for any purpose except as a
reservation on which to found colony
of chronic Ikickers." philosophers the
Waterloo Courier.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes
an unseemly disposition in some quar-
tiers to cabl attention to the fact9that
Julian W. Richards. once of Waterloo,
now cosmopolitan and citizen of the
world, finds it more agreeable to live
elsewhere than in Iowa. "Manifestly,
this will create an impression very
detrimental to Mr.. Richards interests
as candidate for secretary of state"
observes the Nonpareil. 1T is very
unfortunate"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

With our agricultural and live stock
exports for the past fiscal year show
ing loss approximating Sl0f,ooo.ooo II
is not a comforting prospect to- race
the proposed German or similar pro-
hibitiye tariffs, nor can we fairly state
that our neighbors are open to censure
in the course they are pursuing. UP
TO date our policy has been exclusion
and the closed door. We have angered
commercial Europe by a series of tail
twisting" exploits, especially in 1894.
when the Blaine conventions were wip-
ed out without notice to the other legal
contracting parties, and again IN 1880.
when the sugar producing natlons OF
Europe were practically served notice
that they could not sell their product
to the United States. the patience
of Europe under the commercial conui-
lions which we have imposed upon
them in the past has been marvellous.
Since 1897 they have awakened ana
apparently taking their cue from
Count Goulochowskis Appeal to
Europe" have set about to letaliate In
kind against our hostile tarifis, and thus
in a measure we are simply paying the
penalty for our own transgressions.
With our packing houses stacked
up for. years ahead with surplus eX-
port products and the cattle and hog
interests on a basis where the selling
price does not equal the cost OF produc-
tion. these branches of live stock in
dustry cry aloud for relief.
Though recognizing the fact that the
nrincple of protection is established as
the permanent policy of this country,
and accepting it SO far as il. covers the
difference existing between wages here
and abroad, yet when it is made pro-
hihitiye and a bulwark for manipula-
ton and the fruitful cause Of retalia-
ton and hostilites against US by con-
tinental nations, greatly reducing IN
most instances and annih1lat1ng some
cases our foreign market for agricul-
ture and live stock products, we protest
against the abuse of the principle anu
demand a speedy resort to the pr1ncl-
ple Of reciprocity, and that. following
the example Of President Mckinley and
Mr. Blaine, reciprocal relations by
treaty or otherwise be entered into
with the continental nations.
The interests injured are awake to
the fact that the United States senate
has heretofore stultified every effort
toward the amelioration Of these hurt
full conditions, and we cite. notably the
fate of the Kasson treaties. A few
years continuance Of the senate's tao
Tics and the growth Of the agricultural
and live stock interests in the United
states viii be seriously impaired II
thew do not fan into decadence and
decay
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

Very Low Rates to Denver, Colo.
Via the North Western Line. Excur.
sion tickets will be sold August IL end
10, with favorable return limits. on &c
count of various meetings. Apply tc
agents Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
MR.. SMITHS CANDIDACY.

eSSS>SA.
timely wisdom Of the Sioux City Jour-
naps suggestion that the issues that
have been uppermost in Iowa should
be carried into congressional contests,
Mr.. A. I. Smith of Mt. Ayr, law part
ner of State Chairman Spence. has
announced his candidacy for congress
against w. P. Hepburn Of the Eighth
district. Mr.. Smith, in recent inter-
view, made his position plain. His
candidacy is in earnest and he says the
result Of serious consideration which
has lie him to the convtion that the re-
publican voters Of the Eighth district
who favor progressive policies should
have an opportunity to express their
views at the primaries. 1t is Mr..
Smiths asserted belief that "a major
ity Of the republicans of the Eighth
district will welcome q. chance to ex-
press without fear and with effective
ness their sentiment relative to rail-
road rate regulation, the tariff, the
trusts, the railroad pass evil. and pri-
mary election legislation"
The issue seems fairly Joined in the
Eighth. Mr.. Smith is not at all back
ward in coming forward to define his
position. He is tariff revisionist,
"not standpatter." he says, nor
tariff ripper 81 hope never to see such
! general revision Of the tariff as the
democrats attempted but to avoid
It think we should judicious-
" trim schedules when they should
be trimmed, and not sit afraid to move
or to consider the tariff schedules
which everyone will admit should be
remedied; we should remedy them and
not stand pat" He stands with the
president for the extension of the pow
ers Of the interstate commerce COM
mission and believes the people have
the right to the establishment of
tribunal to determine whether the rail-
road or the shipper and producer is
right when there is a dispute as to
the terms of transportation. Finally,
Mr.. Smith considers state wide pri-
mary law indispensable" and insists
that iowa must fall into line with
other states and secure one that the
people may nominate their own Off
GERS
The candor of the Mt. Ayr candidate
should make votes for him. At any
rate it should bring to his support
those who hold views in common with
those expressed by Mr.. Smith. There
is little doubt that he represents a very
general sentiment In Iowa and in his
own section OF the Eighth district.
What his chances Of success against
Mr.. Hepburn intrenched and support
ed by powerful interests may be is still
4 question but his brave, candid state
ment of the issues upon which his can
didacy is based is new fashion that
may prove vastly attractive in south
west Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

in hand. History demonstrates that
large exports mean increased prices.
advanced railroad earnings, increased
bank deposits and general prosperity.
The low prices of the ordinary
grades of cattle prevailing the last few
years have resulted in loss and Oft
times failure to the cattle interests.
Various causes have been sought out as
the primary source of the present de-
preston. Market manipulation and
excessive railroad freights have been
urged in explanation. However, fur
Their Investigation discloses that sur
plus of supply is also a great. if not the
greatest, single difficulty to be- over
come; deeper research into the eco
Monies of the case discovers the fact
that this surplus of supply or over
production is a result of the apparent
loss of a great part of our foreign
export meat trade, amounting In the
aggregate to nearly 0100,000,00O per
annum.
Our beef and beef products exported
to France, with a population OF S9,-
100000 people, now amounts to only
about $S50,0OO per annum; to Germany
last year, with over 56,000o0o people,
we sent only s4O6,905 worth Of beef,
sailed and cured, and $355,59t in tall
low. Our exports of meat products, in
Guiding pork and pork products, to
Germany in 1903, totaled $1s,464,424,
and in 1904 had fallen to $14,A1, 1925, a
decrease Of over % per cent. Our loss
in France in the same period and from
same sources, was nearly SO per cent
In our foreign trade relations genel-
ally we find loss varying from 10 to
20 per cent.
These figuress supplemented by the
fact that Europe generally and Ger
many in particular have served notice
upon US that we must trade fair or
face prohibitive tariff enactments on
their part, should awaken us to decided
action. Germany, beginning March l.,
1906, will put into effect discrlmlna-
tory tariff practically prohibitive in Its
terms. A comparison of the present
heavy duties imposed by that nation
with the proposed schedule affords food
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
The HAIR Restorers.

Dollie-He promised to send back
my lock of hair. but he hasn't done 1t
yet. Mollie-That's the way with
these hair restorers-all promise and
no performance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
F'oley's Honey and Tar affords inn
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
the worst stages and If taken in time
will effect a cure. B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

Sick headaches result from disor-
dered condition of the stomach and is
quickly cured by Chanlberlains Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
Very Low Excursion Rates to sar
Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland
Tacoma. Seattle. Etc,

Tacoma, Seattle, Etcr
Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold from all sta
lions to Portland. Tacoma and Seattle
daily and to California points July rs,
2s and 81, and August 10 to II. inclu-
sive. with favorable return limits on
account Of various meetings. Two fast
trains to the Pacific Coast daily The
Overland Limited electric lighted
throughout), less than three days en-
route. Another fast train is "The
California Express" with drawing
room and tourist sleeping cars. The
best of everything. For rates. tickets,
etc, apply to agents Chicago & North
Western Railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
5000 {. St. Paul & Minneapolis ane
Return via Chicago Great Western

Tickets on sale daily to September 80
Final return limit October 81. Also e.
qually W rates to Minnesota, North
Oak ia, Color D. Utah, and Wyonirg
points. For further infs matior APP
ply 70 any Chicago Great Wester;
ticket agent, or ]. P. Elmer. 6. :. A.,
ST papl Mimi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05
Public is Aroused.

The public is aroused to knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach. liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters of 546 ST. Clair Ave-, Col
umbus, o., writes: For several months
i was given up to die. had fever and
ague; my nerves were wrecked;
could not sleep, and my stomach was
so weak from useless doctors drugs,
that could not eat. Soon after begin
ming to take Electric Bitters, obtain
ed relief and in short time was en-
tirely cured" Guaranteed at McDon-
aid & Mahood Co.'S drug store; price
SO cents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from ddsordered kid
neys or bladder. B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

The Manson Democrat suggests that
eff the Japanese and Russian peace
commissioners get time they should
come out and take a look At the Iowa
cornfields. They are enough to make
any man feel at peace with the world"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

VlSlLOr. Anu Will IS ludL IIlOU gu
ing to do with this poor wretch?"
Citizen: ooh, that's brute who Is
going to be lynched for wife beating"
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
The report Of the banking depart
ment OF the state Of New York for the
last year presents some highly inter-
esting facts as to the increase in the
volume of savings bank accounts in
that state. It appears that the rate of
increase during the year ended June
30 was larger than ever before and it
was the record year for savings de-
posts, which amounted to little less
than $s6,OO0,O00. The total amount of
money on deposit in the savings banks
New York is over one and a quarter
billion dollars and during the year the
depositors received interest to the
amount of nearly s42.oooooo.
Sometimes" said Farmer Corntos-
sci. 81 think mebbe government owner
ship would be purity good thing
"Why?"
'If the government was runnin' all
kinds O. business, there wouldn't be so
many corporation officers drawing
bigger salaries than the president of
the United ates."-Washington Star.
The following local item in the Lo-
gan, Harrison county. Observer. has q
state wide interest: THE postoffice
department has refused to grant the
request OF the postmaster here made
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-05

what a nice world this would be
if each state could use any barren spot
worthless for any purpose except as a
reservation on which to found a colony
of chronic kickers," philosophers the
Waterloo Courier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Er(aB. Sot6rin9en

E b g. Der Der oemos
tratiIfen @%oltspartei angeb0rige
8eidstag8 = Mbssoronete 9lument6al
tpurbe gum Gbrenbiirgermsiiter Sol
mars getpGblt.-Wit Dem 9du Der
@o9eIenbabn MiinitersS dludt 1T be-
reits b~eoonnen iporoen. Die Sdludt
1T elmer Der berporragenoiten Nus
fidtss uno 4usflu9spuntte on Der
bsutI6sfran80iften @ren3e. Yer
Muiitbiftorjtsr profeNor oil Der llnis
periitdt. Or. @uitdp Sucobstbdl,
ipurbs in ben Rubeitdno periebt.
Gnfisbeim m. Sier 1T bas 9.nfs
nal bes aln 4. Sanuar 1904 bierorts
geborsnen 0idters Sufob Babe, bes
%iogenannten beutiden Sora3, entbiiut
iporoen.
Weibenburg. 4nbier lit 9as
ron Vdpoleon De Sting i'm utter BON
II Sabren ge%itorben. De Ring tpar
unter NapoIeon Ill. fran30iiIder &C.
f9dftstrdger in Wien uno aairo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
&ro6Gerjogt6um e&cTcn.

armft uot, profeNor Or, Mr.
noIb Berger in Soue 1T gum profefor
Der Giterotur9eihibte uno @eIhi6te
on Der tebniifen So6IduIe in Darn
ftu0t ernannt ipor6en.
SeIheubergen. 9o8 Reif8z
geriGt bat bic Reoiiion bes Mebgerees
felen S8tar Su0oe gegen bus 2obesz
urt6eit bes Sdpur9eri6ts tpegen
&dubmproes an Dem piarrer Sb6bes
in Seloenbergen %bertporfen.
Sffenb q d. Die bisiige Sanz
beIStammer bat Die 2iegenI6uft Sais
1eritrdbe % hierielbit augetauft, I'm
burt umbau 6es @oroerbuuieS Elm
SanbelstammergebGuoe gu idaficn.
3uoIei6 1T in Iu8ii9t eenommen, aui
Dem ausreidenb groben SintergelGuoe
Elm S6ulbaus fir ibre taufmGnniide
5ortbiloungsiduIe 81 errihten.
0iIbel. Der Stodbeims0 ilbes
Ter 9abnbou 1T nunmebr iopeit gez
bisbeu, oab Ole 3beilitrede 9eloenberz
ensStodEeim an /. Sttober D. s. fir
Den @erfebr e%rOffnet iperoen iou. Die
9beilitrsde WiIbeIz 9eloenbergen miro
srit i'm nGhIten Sabre fertisseiteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

net ,,1ttmmtln1 bon mebr als 3net
0ritietn Ger @ciaiitsinbaber bat Der
Qoliaeiz PrdFioent Die ginfii6rung oe5
adt ltbrs 2dbenihIuTe5 fiji ale offes
men 8ertoufsiteI!en Der Staot auges
pronet.
3erbF #. QufIeben ,rrc9te nie Der
baftuna bes @r'"If,5fubrers Gmil
&uanot BON Der dssci6en Sbermume.
terfatrit ipegen llnt9 '6laouugen. IS
tpuroe Elm 6ebI5etraQ bon 10000
Mart ermittelt.
GEM g o. 1os &eiGsoeri6t bat
oie Repiiion Der 6rau Wartbu ara9t
aus 4emgc berpoyien. 6ruu 8rott
mar BON Dem Sapuroeri6t tpe0en
areier Meineibe uno lpeQen 9eleiois
0una in anon0msu 3u'9riiter gu
einem Sabr feds Wonoten 3u9tbaus,
orei Sabren GbrpcrluIt uno 3ru9uns
Der Soften perurtbeiIt poroen.
iIbungen Die Sleinbd6n
8aFeIsN oumbur9, 0ereu ReItItrede
Observation-Disclosures Gnoe MGrS
b. z. fir ben @eiommtpertebr er0ffnet
nuroe, beabii6tilt, ibre 2inie iiber
Nebe, g06ne. gerg9eim, @iilib, &leis
nern unb MeinbarosbauIen na6 nil.
bungen neiter5uiiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
0eferrei6.

Wien. Na9 Dem amtli6sn Muss
ipeis iiber Den ausndrtisen 9anbel
Seitereid s~llngarns be5iffert Iid Die
Ginfubr BON Sanuar Bis einidIieblih
Suni 1905 auf 1,076, 900 aronsn,
oaS 1T Elm Wlebr BON 72,4eO, 900 aros
men. gegsnu6er oemielben 3eitruum
bes Yorjubres. Die Musfubr bagegen
auf 968, 100000 &ronen, bas 1T elm
Weniser bon Z 100000 aronen. Dds
paffipum Der SanoelsbiIan5 1T iomit
107,900,000 aroneu geaen Elm Nttis
BUM bon IA, 100000 aronen I'M Dor
jabr.-9aS S6purseridt bat Den
nod nidt l7jdbrigen Sdreiuerlebrs
ling 5sinp, Der bier Die 5ruu ieinss
Weiiters tdltbIiitig eridlug unb be-
raubte. UNI iih BON Dem Geloe pihens
fdaftIide Bidder gu %iaufen. gu adt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
20 urttcm6 era.

tgdrt. Sisr purbe cine
63iGbrige 8rdu BON einem Iutpmobils
fabrer ii%berfabren, gu 9oben geporfen
uno 10 i4per oerIeBt, odb lie ouf Der
Gtelle ftarb.
8 Dppi ngen. @ebers edge
inert, eines Der 9rObten WiirttembergS,
1T total a%bgebrdnnt.
2aup + / m. 0us Setonomies
antpeIen oeS Qoupbsimer ShloKes,
elmer Der erObten @utsbofe Wiirttems
bergs. lit p~olitdnbig nieber9ebrannt.
Der 275 Stiid betragenbs Wiebbeltuno
purbe gerettet, aber iGmmtlide gutter
porrdtbe Iinb pernihtet.
3 il ingeu. Der pripatoo5ent
Ser Gbirurgis on Der bieiigen timber
iitGt, ProfeHor Or. BERNHARD Soniea,
lit i'm otter bon 80 Subren 9eitors
ben.
Suttlingen. 0as 9onaubett
lpar bur6 Die anbaltenoe Sibe 5tpis
'den MGbrin9en unb 9uttlingen polls
ftGnoig eingetrodnet.
utm. Die Staotpertretung genebs
migte Die Ginaemetnoung oes 0ororts
S~artbauien; ie iou 9leih3eitig nit
Der ginsemeinoun9 Soflin9ens am /.
OCTOBER 3. 5, erfolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

,5oDren ,Dperen Hsr'ers perurtbetlt.
Mn Der unioerIitdt puros Die hinge
lobuna bes erIten peibIi6sn Waqiiters
Der q6arma5ie, oes GrGuletnS 6rieoa
S1eint, p~oll3o9en. - Sier lit Der
S6riftIteIer Yaul b. S6out6on, 9rus
ser bon 5ran3 b. S60ntban, i'm bitter
BON 50 Sabren geitorbeu.
9uoape Il. 0as Stdotfsn
gartfelo 1T 9dn3Iid nieoergebrunnt.
SGmmtlids MISUNDERSTANDING, Wtas
Ihinen, WeinpreFen, BdFsr uno
Yfer6e uuf Dem 5otuier Weingut
Gorc5ul bes &aiIers 6ran3 Soiepb
iino perbrdnnt,
u munben. Die dlteIte 8etpobs
nertn @%munoens, SRI. Wariunne b.
Sroh, f~eierte ibren 100. @eburtstag.
0ie Subilarin ~erfrelt ii4 Der beiten
@%eiunobeit.
g + II. Sm 8ibliot6ets5immsr
bes pdldis beS 5irItprimas brad elm
Seuer aus, Dem piele NntiquitGten uuo
9iloer iotpie Die Ginri4tung zines
Scales gum Spfer fielen.
Snnsbrut d.. Der 20jdbri9e
9ergfubrer 5run3 Goroead lit in Den
peitliben Sbeilen Der G~aoela35as
grippe in Walidttrol beim pfIiiden
bon Goelpeib abseitiir3t unb toot ges
blieben.
au # E / II. !Sier fano man BEL
Ser MnIage zines Sellers mebrere Sss
aenItGnoe, ole aus Der 3eit 800 bis
1000 b. Chr. itommen oiirften uno
Slpdr: 3ertriimmerte 4idenurnen aus
Sbon nit p%erbrannten 8np6enrelten,
5lpei gut erbaltene Yron5eringe uno
3tpei WleTcr aus 9rpn3e.
alta d. Der bielige Ma9iitrat
erIieb bieIer Gage cine &unbma6ung,
ipel6e Den Samen bas Sdleppetra9en
an allen Dfientliten Orten perbietet
uno Die 3upiberbanoelnoen nit
Strafe bebrobt.
Cana. Nnbier Bat Der Suriit uno
S6riftitener Gubpig paNarse ieinsn
80. 0eburtstag gefeiert.
pettau II. Der 20idbrige @utstes
Iibersiobn Mnton Miap3en in preroo
tDotete Ieincn Inn 5ipsi Sabre dItsren
9ruosr Soisf burd einen Std in oaS
Ser3. Der 8ruoerm0roer tpuroe pers
bdftet.
Bold. 9ei Den trieasmdbi9en
Observation-Disclosures Der @staore
puroe on Yoro hes Sdiffs DSabss
bur0" beim Mbfeuern zines 10 Gentts
meter &sbuits GeIdiibes bur6 etne
@~asegploIion Elm Mann 9etootet uno
Elm dn6erer perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Na6en.

9arGSrue e. Sn Ser @lutb6ibe
bieies SommerS 1T bisber Der Wein
0eratben, pie er felt einem Sabrbuns
oert ni9t better aeoieben it. Wenn
Die nd6iten Mpteu aud III Ginger
maben ben 0egenpGriieen gatherings
psrbGliniTieu entHprthen. Damn itebt
uns Elm Serbit tspor. Der einen reihen
Seeen be0suiet.
9 q benz 9 q 8 n. Der tpegen
zines in Der &afe ent0edten Delights
BON $4,000 Wart perbdftete erite Dor
iibenoe Der bieiigen SrtsfrantentaHe,
&unfts un6 Sanoelsgdrtner SoIef
SobtoG, lit pieoer aus Der Saft ents
laffen poroen.
SeibeIber9. Der ouberoroents
Ii6e profeNor bes Staatsrehts, Or.
Bruno S9miot, 1T i'm Otter bon 80
Sabren geitorben.
Or annb e | M. Der jiingit pers
itorbene &ommer5ienratb uno W(ai6is
nenfabritont Gang bat Der Stdot inss
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