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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-31
To Republicans

We are anxious to have every re-
publican in close touch, and working
in harmony with the Republican Ma
tional Congressional committee in favor
of the election of a republican congress.
The congressional campaign must be
based on tile administrative and legis-
tative record of the party, and, that
being so, Theodore Roosevelt's per
sonality must be a central figure and
his achievements a central thought in
the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work of
this campaign with popular subscrip.
tions of one dollar each from republi-
ans. To each subscriber we will send
he Republican National Campaign
Text Book and all documents Issued by
he committee.
Help us achieve a great victory.
JAMES s. SHERMAN, Chairman.
;. O. Box 2063, New York.
If You wish to go TO Glencoe take the
Paris stage which leaves here at $3.50 q.
n. and arrives there at ] 80 p, N. The
fare is only 81 and the accomm dations
re good.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01

ST 5oH us, GERMAN (s25 Main street SE?sno
awake Out Of Thy Sleep; II 40 am, Sun
day school; 4:45 pm, advent service.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
FIRST BsI (1s2s Emerson avenue Nl-Rev. j. r.
school $50 am, Y. P. A. pm.
FIRST 1823 Emerson avenue N)-Rev. H.
Bunse from Pennington will preach in the
as a.Gss OF fne cHRsT IT. evening
PORTLAND AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Rev. Perry J. Rice. Morning. THE Work Of
Christian Women Mr.. La Valley will sing
Founded a Nation; the young mems chorus
will assist in the evening service; special music
GR "a ID AVENUE avIssa5i CHURCH OF cHR1sr-Rev
T. J. Dow: Morning, "Christian Culture !;
evening. The Temptations of Young Wom-
an fourth in the series of sermons to young
= - UNITARIAN.
NAZARETH NIaccabee ha1ll-Rev. H. Albrich
Sather. Morning, ''What Is the Meaning of
the Word Evangelical, and Is the Orthodox
= Sunday school at IL m.
FIRST Eighth street between Nicollet and Hen
n n.e ayenue)-E; Stanton Hodgin. Morning,
..~ =: UNiVERsATisT. '''' ~
ALL SoULs'-Rev. William H. Ryder. Morn-
ing, ga Possible Attitude Toward Religion ;
,,- Sunday school sch, u m; Y. p. G. u 6:15.
street)-Rev. Bernard G. Ruggles. Morning,
The Radiant Life''; evening lecture, Saturn,
A Prodigy Among Planets; Sunday school at
oA e 3 or TIE 4 u RE Sc RH Marion
ng third lecture II new sefess Malta: fht
e An'sn's OF ~ c 3saa; 5he crusades. i
ST. CHARLES (Eifth street and Thirteenth ave-
1 hus s Sstaiv: J. n Cieary Morning Care
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01

rage. During advent Father Cleary will de.
liver. four dit courses on Marriage" Sunday
A9 Evenings. WI asses at 1880, and 1890.
Twenty forlrth avenue Nl-Eider w Hohbs a
former pc .stor Of this city will speak Sunday
morning on 'The Church triumphant Regu.
lar e'eAlng service. f. Murra, pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
The Nlbject of the lesson sermon for today,
eoan Forming and evening, in all Christian Sci
ator." SS "nN ~
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fifteenth
Am. and pm.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist, Second ave-
nue. , 5 and Eleventh street: Services 1O:45 am.
Third Church Of Christ, Scientist West Lake
street. Services 1O:45 am. q.
Fourth Church Of Christ, Scientist, corner Sec
9nd r., avenue and Fourteenth street. Services
~ . MISCELLANEOUS.
! Evening, 'Man-Made Religions vs. Nature .
Meetings at Science hall, SD Nicollet avenue.
PEOPLE'S-G. L., Morrill,. II am (Unioue).
"A Pulpit Pirate: contralto solo by Miss
Gwyn Jones of the Jefferson De Angels Opera
ta @ VieWs orchestral selections
vincent will sing two solos; organ recital of
classic and popular music: talk by G. Z. Saw
yer! .4rs "Minneapolis and Her Homes.' Sermon.
FRIENDS Corner First avenue and Fourteenth
sstreetlmlo:3o am, William Penn Angel will
NORTH SIDE SPIRITUAL SOCIETY. f2:ao r. m.
| !. 0. Q. F. hail. Twentieth avenue N)-Lecture
! by Mrs P. Beuhler. Greetings Mrs. Court.
NEW THOUGHT SPIRITUAL SOCIETY TX
! hall Masonic Temples pm. lecture, aPhys.
f. ieal Manifestations" H E. Wheeler, spirit
cH mf4nagsl R eRo e Mhse1sE 1vcr
f. hall corner Fourth street and Central ave.
! nue)-2:30 pm. G. w. Bush, conductor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Saturday, Dec. /,

acknowledgements extra. per lb, so1c;
dare &c. rss
dairies, seconds, Ice; roll and print. fancy, 24c;
te a Rr sSse as ladies'
packing stock, Ice; stale goods sell at lower
EGGs-current receipts. fresh. case count.
rent receipts. fresh. candled, soc; cur
esriots: case count. &c; cold Storage. eandisd
22c; dirties, case, S.; checks and seconds
ea Gashss sazs fa Or fats fancy nsra,nea
aned. PC; choice, unparatiped. lie; fair, SO
tfpists' i4e OF Grades &c. Young Se@sss americas
fancy in quality, regular fl style, 14$c; choice,
ls H sEadf Nor 4s 49,
No. 2. 1l4hc; Of grades, 2@se; limburger, No.
!: 1sc; No. 2, &c: of grades; a 2@sei Swiss
81 Gsc; fancy bloc 14c; choice block 11@
l2e; of grades. s@1oc; pultost No.. J. &c; Of
Sx5SASE E + ssats, $i:so: per ton; 50:
eSs esano pt ~
aSa 4o oncs dos o0t bunehes &c.,
o so9 ds os
45c: tomatoes. Glib basket. soc.
17c fancy White lib sections. ~ &c., :ee ehoies
white, lib sections. 12@13c; amber, 13c; gold
tsastsa White in bSis. Sc: extracted amber in
.PoTAToEs-Per bu. 4oc in small lots; carlots
| BEANs--Quotations include sacks Fancy navy,
| S1;;75i choice navy; $50; medium navy. s1.55;
%;zsS 5sr gess 'fIaS Ss. SesiS;
Dn IND
ducks White &c; ducks. coored, &c; geese,
foUITRS dressed, undrawn) = Turkeys,
{tSGksys "a toms: 14e; tSrfsys en thia young
sbsksns ss iss good and s%s
ducks, fancy, heads off, 10c; ducks, fair to good,
s@ec; geese. fancy, heads OF, &C.; geese, fall
FfGEoNs-Tame live, young or old, doz. 75c;
dressed slSsa2; smai poor and A thin unssl
T1sH-fiskeFsl' per H. e@1s; pike, s@lee;
White iee Salmon 1se hsrrin ssasa aa5e:
haiibut &C. Ali fish should be drawn and well
FROG LEGs-Large, per doz, e@7c; medium,
DREssE0 MEATs-veal, fancy, 1b, 7M@sc;
veal. fair to good: lb, e@7c: small and over:
mn or overweight ,d@5c; lambs. yearlings,
weight, 4@5c; hogs, heavy, e@61ac; light, e1a
| BANANAs-Jumbo bunches,- $685.; large
punches, $2.50@275; medium punches, $2@2.2 5.
DRIED PEAs.-Yellow, fancy, Blu. $1.5o; vel
green, medium. s1:1b; marrowfat: 81 50.
| ORANGESS-Floridas, box, $3@3.25; Cali
LEMoNS-Caiifornia. soos, fancy, $3.50; seos
fancy $3.50; choice, S.; lines, per box, 81. 25
GRAPE FRUIT--Box. So.
APPLES-Baldwins, brls, 1925; Greetings.
1925; Northern ,spys, brl, 81; Russets, brl
$3.50; Grimes GOLDEN, brl, s.; Jonathans, s.: 50;
Pippins. S2.5o@275; Ben Davis, $225; Wine.
saps, brl, $s;25; Tallman Sweets, brl. $3.50
G0CoANUTsmPsr bag, $3.50; per doz. zoe.
box 50; Kiefer pears, box, 1925:
| GRAPES-Catawbas, pony baskets, zoe; Aala
| gas keg, $5.50@6.5O.
SWEET POTATO s-Cobdens, brl, 1925.
| CRANBERRIES-Late Howes brl, SlO; Wis
consin Bell and Cherry. brl, 50; wisconsin Bel
and Bugle, brl, $40; Bell and Bugle jumbo, brl
PEARsSKie{er Brights. $3.50; Russets, brl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
ROAD IS BLAMED FOR
a.: GIRLS TRAGIC DEATH

Mitchell, S. d., Dec. 1.-Miss Goldie
Stafford of Milbank, who was attend
ing Wesleyan university in this city.
was instantly killed at the station by a
locomotive Yesterday.
Coroner R. F. Dundas held an in
quest in the afternoon. The Jury re-
turned verdiect late in the evening
that Miss Stafford came to her death byy
being run over by Milwaukee switch
engine in the railroad yards Of the com
Rany ,s and that the he railway company
appliances for the switch engine, ana
in running at great speed at and near
the public station. = ....-
The body Of the dead girl was taken
to her home at Milbank this afternoon.
after short funeral services at the uni.
versity.. The entire student body ac-
companied the remains to the train,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
4: NEW JUDGE PRESIDING Z. :.
Term Of Court Is Begun AZ
.<r..s Marshall ~. 81 o.*a q

MARSHALL, MINN.-,District court convened
in this city this week in the general Novemher
TERM and the new judge, I. NJ. Olsen, presiding.
The grand jury has reported a large number
Schomperlen for the larceny Of a team and
buggy from n livery stable. The defendant was
captured by Sheriff Christensen after an exeitins
chase et.s ~ NJ sssg ..g 800 s>r->s'>eA's.
Other important matters are being investigates,
is a case of arson at the village Of Taunton. in
this county. A resident of the village is ac-
cused Of attempting to burn the building and the
family of the owner. l<7--e' -
& Another matter that is being investigated is
the bank failure of Jessups s. Musser Of Tracy
One OF the firm is dead, having died under sus-
picious circumstances just before the failure
and now they are after the other PARTNER. who
IL resident Of Wisconsin. sE 49, '.-a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
MORE FRY FOR TROUT STREAMS
Winona Fishermen's Association Re-
ceives Another Carload.

WINONA, MINN.--The Winona County Fish
ermens association last evening received a car
load Of trout fry direct from the government
,atives Of the association were at the train and
today the fry was taken to streams in the
western part of the county and duly planted.
ceived before this year. stocks all the trout
streams In the county. - - ~
William Sonnenberg Of this city has received
q patent on a repeating firearms and is plan
ming to dispose of it. as he considers it unlikely
that a company will be formed here for its
will take, six cartridges at a time. It is some.
thing on the same order as the Winchester re-
peattng gun, but has a safety block and solid
breech and can be held cooked while dis
charged shell is elected and new one brought
to the front. -~.. ~ '"sn'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
A Shorty McCabe Yarn.

Sewell Ford g friend, Shorty McCabe,
spins another Of his inimitable yarns in,
the Sunday Magazine with next, Sun
days Journal. It is called astWhen
Rossiter Got Loose,'' and a tale is un-
folded that is full Of comic interest
and couched in that picturesque slang
for which the professor Of physical cul-
ture is famous. The capture of two
tin badgers '-as Shorty calls a pair
out of it are related with great JUNCTION.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
Low Rates to the Southeast

Commencing December 18th and on
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month thereafter until March, 1907. the
Chicago Great, Western Railway will
sell onerwayt colonist tickets at nearly
half fare to points in Alabama, Louis
lana and Mississippi. For further in
formation apply to C. D. Fisher. CITY
Ticket Agent, corner Nicollet avenue
and Fifth street, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
International Live stack

Exposition at Chicago, Dec. Is. $3.50
for the round trip via Chicago Great
Western Railway. Tickets on sale Dec.
1st to 5th. Return limit Dec. 10th.
For further information apply to G.. D.
Fisher, city ticket agent, corner, Nicol.
let avenue and Fifth street, Mime.
apolis. fyf,~.e .2',.. 60. =. Is II.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
winter Visitors week End Excursion

Winter Vistt0rs week End EXcursions.
On Saturdays and Sundays during
the winter the Chicago Great Western
Railway will sell tickets to points in
Minnesota at half tariff rates. The
rates also apply in opposite direction,
enabling your friends to return your
visit. Address for information, r.. H,
Heard, General Agent, corner Nicollet
avenue and Fifth street S. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
Note Change in Departing Time, Train
>..%. No. q wisconsin Central -,

EffectiVe Sunday, Dec. I'd, train No.
2 will leave Minneapolis for Chicago
at 7:40 am. instead Of 8 am, and
leave St: Paul at Sis am. instead Of
ing good connections with all eastern
roads. - ,sT { D.. -. = % t~,...E = 20
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
Change of Pine - No,.tb ,.,;as

Change Of Time to North Wisconsin.
Commenting Monday, December al
train now leaving Minneapolis Via The
Omaha road at 1885 am. will leave at
1925 am. for New Richmond, Spooner.
Duluth and Ashland. AS y = 49, Z :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01
BANK CLEARINGS

New York, Dec. 1.-The following table, com.
Med by Bradstreet, shows the bank cleariurs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01

at the principal cities for the week ended Nov. L
20, with the percentage of increase and decrease
as compared with the corresponding week last
year. = " % n Pct. PCT |
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-01

Change Of Time to North Wisconsin.
Commencing Monday, December Sd,
train, now leaving Minneapolis via. the
Omaha road at 1885 am. will leave at
1925 am. for New Richmond, Spooner,
Duluth and Ashland.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
0orifhtsmafjreaeln.

9n @bicuso wurbe Der erite S6rttt
getban, nm StinOer, Die Die serinsiten
Spmptome bon Gubsrfuloie Seisen, BON
ben OiieHtli6eu S6uleu aus5ui6lieBen.
Der itdOtii6e S6ulratb bei6IoB in
ieinsr Sisuns, alle SOriteber BON off,
entli6en Sdulen auf,uforoern, benz
Supsrintenbenteu @OOleg Die 9tamen
aller iolden SinOer gu unterbreiten, bic
trant unb uerOd6tis erideiueu. Solde
Sinoer iOllen iOfOrt unteriu6t uno benz
@omite fir S6uluerwaItuu9 ioa oaun
iiber bas 0teiultat Der llnteriu6uns
9eridt eritattet werben. Dieiem
@oniite ioll eS iiberlaIien bleiben, 3u be-
itimmsn, oh Sinoer, Die SpmptOme
pom 3uberfulOie 3eiSen, pom ferneren
Seiud Der Sduleu ausseibIoiien Wer'
ben iollen Ober ni6t.
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Shue Der Miaaarafdl[e.

Sunbss 9lbseOrbneter Burton. Der
Soriisenoe bes Gomitss fir aliiiie unO
Safeu, bat i'm Sauie cine feiolution
unterbreitet, OeriufOlse Die WiitslieOer
Der iuternationulen 9ommiiIiOn, Die Die
8aiiersrenSe Swii6en ben Yersinistcu
Stauten unO Canada feit3uiesen bat,
oem @onsreB Oariiber Seri9t eritatten
iollen, welfe Sdritte setbun werbsn
miilien, um elmer weiteren @ntSiebuns
BON SBaher aus ben 9tia9aru.Sdllen
elm @noe iu MAIDEN uuO Die Sale in
ibrer natiirli9e @rOBe uuO S9Onbeit
Su erbalteu. Die umerituuiiaen Wtit'
slieber bieier @OmmiiiiOn Deroen orins
seub sriu6t, ibren GiniluB Oabin gel.
tsno gu MAIDEN, OaB Die canuOildeu
Wtitslieoer iie in ibrem Seitreben gum
S6us oes acknowledgement 9tatur.
numbers an 0iia9ara unteritiisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
GOnsent Der aoblenardber.

Y 3wDlfbunoert Delesuten, 8srtreter
Der perihieoenen llnter.Srsaniiationen
Der llniteb Wfine 8orfers of america,
batten ii6 In SnoianapOlis, Snb. Elm.
ssfnnoen, ais Die Sabresconoention Der
mddtisen Organization Der aOblen.
9rdbsr burd ben PrdiiOenteu Sobn
Ufit6ea init elmer be9siitertsn Yin.
ipraae erOifnet wuroe. Oauernber
Applaus ertOnte, als Serr @tit9ea in
oieier Reoe ntittbeilte, baB es ibm &c.
lllngen iei, BON ben @rubenbsfsern
Die 3uitimmung su elmer @onieren;
NIT ben Sertretern Der 8oblensrdber
su srbalten, auf Der bic 9obufrase be.
iproden uno enb9iiltis |.beiselest tpsr.
ben icll. Sn ieiner Sabresbotidaft
iuste PraiiOent Wtitdelllbetrsffs Der
pom ben aoblensrabern Iauf .lbisisr
@onferenj Su befOlseuben 8olitit fol.
senSes sd sebe 3u, oab alle.uuiere
in Der 0obnfrage setrofieuen llebereius
iOmmen iebr weuis Mtitsefiihl uuS fait
feline Spur uOn Pbilautropie entbal.
ten; bod es ideiHt mir, baB Die Sob.
len9rubenbeiiser iid jest ertenntIid
,ei9en uuo aus freiem slntrieb uus
weni9iteus einen Gbeil Der Sur 3sit
berrideuoen Rroiperitat 3usuts ..tOms
men laien iOllten, neil mir su elmer
3eit, ais bic 9tudfrase na6 Soblen
sering mar, uno oas @ei6dft burnisOsr
lag, uns bereit erflarten, init serinsen
SObnen SufricOen 5u ieiu. Dem nit
Der ausarbsituns Der 2obnitala be-
auftrasteu @Oniite mO6te id bieie io'
eben an9efiibrten Gbatiaden .Iur 8es
riifiidti9unS empfeblen." 8etreffs
Der Organization Der aoblensrabsr
ia9te 9err Wtitdell, oaB Die Wtitslie'
oer3abl tros Der Oifeuen @esner unb
Der BON ideinbaren Sreunben bereites
ten S6mierisfeiten bic 3abl Der sut'
itebenben 0titslieber beute mebr als
100000 betra9e uuO in ben Sartfob.
len'Diftritten mebr ais 41,677 sus
genommeu babe.
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NeueS 6ciitesbano.

3weds SOrOerung Der suteu Be
Siebunsen Swiiden 0fuBlanO uno ben
Ser. Stauten bat Yroiefor Soris
9arbnsr, elm Slmerifaner, YrOfeliOr am
ct. Setersburser BOlptednitum unS
felt lansen Sabren 8ewobuer 9iuB,
lambs, li6 all ben llnterridtsminiiter
sewunOt, Sur @rOfinuns elmer ruiliits
umeritaniiden 9ltaoemie uuter benz Ota.
men r6rautlin College" feline 3uitim.
muns ;u seben. Der Vebrplan Der
9ltabemie iOl auber ben iiblihen ruiiis
i6en Sebr9esenitancen aurie fir enSs
liide Sprabe, amsrifaniide Sei6idte
unb OiationalOfOnomie uub politii6e
Biiienidait eiHi6lisBen. Die Inter
ri6tsiprade ioll ruiiiid iein.
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Sebcu ipiccer.

g8Gbreuo Die 6euti6en YeriObnun9ss
uuo SrieOensldwarmer iOrtiabren, pros
en9lii6e Sgmpatbie SunOssbunsen
iu psranitalten. beet Die britii9s Sin.
so' 'Preiie unuerbroHen weiter. Die
erloseuite uuo frehite SerleumGuns,
wel6e Die 9onooner Bldttsr isit ge.
raumsr 3sit se9en Deuti6lunO ausse.
lprenst babeu, lsiiten lie. sic pers
Cifentli6eu cine angeblid) BON 8aris
tommenre, aber ben Stempel Der SSdl.
ifung an Der Stirne tra9enoe De.
pel6e, in pel6er Saiier 98ilbelm be.
ihuloist miro, biuter Dem Yrdiioenten
@altro BON Sene3uela ;u iteben uno
oenislben in ieiuer llnueri6dmtbeit
Sranfrsih segeniiber ,u beitdrfen. Die
ie 2iise lit 10 blOoiinuis, oaB man ibr
meiter gar feline 8ea6tung i6enfen
mhroe, ipenu Der 3ped, Der nit ibr
uerfolst mirb, uidt tlar Su 9ase ldss.
Sfenbar ioll Die @rreguus oes iran:
Soiilden Yolfes, bic iid in Der lester
gSo9e gelest bat, abermals anseiadt
unb gum 9esinn Der OtarOttO.G .GOnie'
rsnj wieoer cine Stimmuus selhaiier
tperben, msl9e uerbdnsniBuollc 6olser
babsn mag. slus oieiem @runoe er'
rest oieie ncueite britiihe Perfioie ii
ben ofii3iellen Sreiien Serlins @ntrii
flung uno Seior9niB.
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Stepeus pernpmmen.

Gbef : Susenieur Sobn s. Steueus,
Der bas Nert oes SauS oes Bauama'
tanals leitet, bat Dor 0em SenatSs
GOmite fir intcroceunil9e 8andle slus.
ia9en betreffS oes Sanalbaus 9emadt.
Das GOmite bate ansetiinoist, oaB bic
oil Steuens 9eitellten 6ra9en iid buupt'
id6lid nm ben 2ppus beS ;u erbauens
ben aanals Oreben weroeu nit ipe;iellsr
Se3iebnng anf ben Seri9t bes GOlle9i'
ums beratbenOsr Susenieure, beiien
SdluBberi6t nod ni6t per0ffentli6t
moroen lit. slus oieiem:@runoe mar
bic Sisuns cine sebeime. @s mar Der
Bunih BON Serrn Steuens, baB bas
9Omite 10 idnell pie m0sli9 nit ieis
ner Sernebmun9 ferti9 perOeu Iolle,
oamit feline &iidfebr nad Dem Sitbmus
feline weitere Ser3O9eruus erfabrs. Or
i6i(berte ausfiibrlid Die SsrbdltniIs
aut oem Slt9mus, mobei er DIE Sanls
tatsirase, Die 9lrbeitsi6wieristsiteu
unb slnseIessnbeiteu abnli6er slrt,
welde ii4 auf Die aOminiitration Der
aanalleitunS bejieben, nit srOBsrsm
6reimutb beiprad. ais er in isinsm
perDiientlidteu Seridt setban bat. 81
bemeutirts bic Sebuuptuns. OaB 5rausu
Su unmoraliiden .3weden in bic 9a'
nalSOHe einSsiiibrt wOrOen ieisn. Das
Bib, oas er BON ben ianitGren Ser,
bdltnifen iopie uOn ben slusii6ten Del
Sanalbaus in te6nii6em Sinne ent
mari, mar iiberaus rOiis sebultsn, bod
befdmpite sr babel Die sl9tituuOsuur
belt.
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Sanae 3m6tbansitrafe.

Or. 6. s. Sarle unb Die bsiOsn an.
oeren ameritauer Ridarbion unb Wtans
Jon. Die pssen Seriibuns ;peier Ser.
iiaerun9smorbe in @bibuabua, UtericO,
gum 3ooe Surd Ruluer uno Slsi Der.
urtbeilt mnroen, neroeu, elmer in Sort
WOrtb, 2er., eiugetroffensn 9ia6ri6t
3ufOlse, uidt binseri9tet, IOnSern ;u 20
Subren StrailiH9surbeit besnaOist per.
ben. Sn cem StrdHiussluser auf ben
Snieln in ben tropbiideu @epGIiern Der
SiOfiiite BON Wterieo psrben lie ibre
Strafe permutbli6 in ben Sal;bergs
werfrn bel barter slrbeit perbiiBen.
Or. 9arle mar friiber 9lrSt in 5eraS I;
feline Gomplicen HidurOiOn uuO Wia.
Jon tamen BON ROdeitsr, u. o., unO
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