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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-16
A Good Rctort.

1t is told of a successful comedian
that his first bit of popularity was
gained in a rough mining town where
he was giving ''impersonations" In a
hall to a large but unpleasantly criti-
cal audience.
He was young, and not exactly at
his ease, and the freely-delivered COM
ments which greeted him on his ap-
pearance were not reassuring; but he
kept on. and gained in confidence.
Some of the audience. however, had
come prepared to amuse themselves,
and did not propose to he baked.
After one really commendable i'm
personation there was a round of ap.
plause, but in the midst of it a great
cabbage landed on the stage at the
actors feet.
He picked 1t up, examined 1t, ano
then gazing out over the audience
with the bland and innocent expires
sion which has since become one Of
his assets, he said:
THANK you. This Is more thar
I had any reason to expect. 1t is thu
| first time any one has ever lost hi
| head over my acting.-Youth's Com
paniop.
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Red Cross Christmas Seals.

Arrangements for the sale OF Red
Cross Christmas Seals for 1910 have
been announced by the National As
ISOLATION for the Study and Proven
ton of tuberculosis and the Amer1-
can Red Cross. "A Million for Tuber-
cule els" will be the slogan Of the 1910
campaign. Two features Of the sale
this year are unique and will bring
considerable capital to the tubercuio-
sis fighters. The American National
Red Cross Is to issue the stamps as IN
former years, but this organization
will work in close cooperation Win
The National Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis, which
body will share in the proceeds OF the
sales. The charge to local assocla-
tons for the use Of the national
stamps has been reduced also from ~
Der cent. to 12h per cent, which Will
mean at least $50 1000 more for ,tuber-
culosis work in all parts of the United
States. The stamps are to be desig-
mated as Red Cross Seals" this year
and are to be placed on the back OF
letters instead of on the front.
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To test the theory, Captain Craig ex-
posed a number of soldiers volunteer
ing for the purpose in response to an
offer of 5000 apiece) to the bites OF
mosquitoes of this species which had
already bitten men sick with dengue.
Twenty or thirty of the insects.
Matched from eggs in the laboratory
were first liberated under the o
quito bar of a dengue-sick soldier. IN
order that they might attack him and
become infected, and, a few hours
later. they were removed and placed
beneath the mosquito bar OF a well
man. In every such instance the NAL
ady was successfully reproduced; and.
as a result. dengue patients are now
treated In the wards Of ordinary hos
pitfalls, no fear of contagion being en-
tertained so long as mosquitoes are
prevented from getting at the suffer
ers and thus acquiring the infection
for distribution among other people.
The greatest of all medical puzzles
at the present time is cancer. Nor
tally from other diseases is steadily
ulullulSuluS OWiu6 " Improvements III
sanitation and In methods of treat
ment, but this dreadful malady is kill
ing people faster every year. Out of
every eight women who pass the age
Of forty, n dies of cancer. In all
likelihood the reason why the germ
has never been discovered is that, like
the microbes of yellow fever and
measles, 1t is so tiny as to be ultra-mi
croscopic. Probably it is carried by
one or more of the lower animals, and
science at the present time Is engaged
in a far-reaching inquiry with a view
to solving this branch CT the problem
Mice have beer accused. and fishes
likewise, but no near approach seems
to have been made to a solution Of the
mystery. If only the secret, doubles:
a simple one, were known, the discov
cry of a cure for cancer would not bt
long postponed.
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WASHING THE PUBLIC MONEY
FIcures Show Burdens Upco -
Country by Republican a
.travagance.

Since 1850 the population OF the
United States has increased 186 per
cent. while the expenses OF national
government have increased 55o per
cent.
During Democratic administration
the appropriations for two years dur.
ing the Fifty-third congress
to 1917. O13, 523.34; a Republican ad-
ministration during the Sixtieth con-
gress appropriated $2.o52. 79s.4oo.6S for
19O9-191O.
Since 1896 the war department ap-
propriation has grown 335 per cent.
and the navy appropriation 300 per
cent.
Large additions to the salaries OF
public officials. from n president
down, expensive new bureaus, COM
! missions, and courts, have ormou
ly increased the general expenses OF
government. The whole history OF re
publican administration has been n
orgy Of frightful extravaganza.
The Sixtieth congress, and the Ta1t
administration, pledged to economy
has already put 26,944 ~tax-eaters on
the public pay roll at an annual total
cost for salaries Of $24, 43,276.1o. The
White House expenses this year are
s135,35S more than they were IN 1894
under Cleveland, and three vessels are
detailed from the navy to serve as
yachts for the president, while eight
government automobiles are at MS
disposal.
Republican extravaganza is piline
the burden of taxation higher and
higher. The great part Of this burden
falls on the farmer. the workingman
the small home owner. The only sal
walton is a return TO Jeffersonian Sim
plicity, and retrenchment OF expenses
by a Democratic congress. which alone
can, and will, tighten the burden.
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TARIFF LAW TRICK
SAMPLE OF HOW CONSUMERS
ARE ROBBED.
Especially interested In This
Case, Which Has So vitality At
fected the Cost of Their
Dress Goods.

Not long after the present tariff law
became effective q man ordered some
new shirts. He had been paying
32.25 apiece, but the shirt maker told
him he would have to pay So. because
the goods he wanted had a few strips
Of m~ercerized cloth in It. All his
shifting material, he said, cost him
SO 1-3 per cent. more than the prev1-
GUS year II 1t had any mercerized
threads in 1t. Where there were any
figures woven in the piece the ad-
vance in price was greater. When
women buy dress goods which have
been mercerized or have mercerized
threads In them-threads which have
been dipped in q solution OF caustic
soda-they have to pay more than
they did a year ago.
Who did this, and why, and how
was it brought about? These ques-
tons are fully answered In an article
by Samuel M. Evans in the Worlds
Work. Senator Aldrich was the mas
ter workman. But for his adroit man
agement In the senate and In con-
ference committee the changes IN
schedule 1.-The cotton schedule
which have so plagued consumers
would not have been made.
Senator Aldrich did not do all this
Of his own motion. He acted at the
instigation of two OF the leading
Rhode Island cotton goods manufac'
turers. One of them was the author
of the cotton schedule Of the Dingley
law, and was on the whole satisfied
with 1t. But there were some para
graphs which the Supreme court had
interpreted more literally than he had
meant they should be. He viewed
with alarm the slightly increased I'm
p~ortations of some kinds OF goods. sc
he and his associate wrote thu
amendments they wanted adopted
slight additional changes simply de
signed to meet legal questions" IL 1
had not been for the vigilance ant
tenacity of the senate Insurgents al
the slight changes" suggested woult
have been smuggled or bulled through
Most of them were.
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Documents In Unknown Tongue.

Some documents from central Asia
have been acquired by the Asiatic so
ciety of Bengal from Montenegro.
They consist OF ave leaves OF brown
ish yellow paper. measuring eight
inches by 81 inches.
The significance of these five leaves.
the genuineness of which cannot be
doubted, is that scholars are here on.
fronted with a number Of consecutive
passages in a language to which no
clew has yet been found, and of which
hitherto only fragments have been
rescued from the sands of central
Asia.
1t is possible that by means OF these
| five leaves an important literary Ian
guage Of whose existence the world
| had no suspicion may be rescued from
oblivion. The paging on the reverse
| Of each leaf shows that they once
formed a part of an extensive work.
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WAGE Farmers and the Tariff.

The Republican party gives three
reasons for it's support Of the protec-
tive tariff tax-infant industries,
higher wages and difference In the cost
of production, as compared with other
countries.
The first is a deception and a fraud.
There are no industries in our land
that need protection now, for those
industries that cannot stand alone
never will sit upright unaided and 1t
is financial folly to subsidize them.
AS to protection enabling us to give
a higher wage than we could other
wise do, the men who purchase this
protection tax do it for themselves
alone and will keep every cent O
It to spend on their passions OF to
add to the colossal money power.
There is no real difference In the
cost of production. The proof is that
our manufacturers now sell their pro-
ducts in foreign markets while com
netting with foreign cost Of production
and could sell even more cheaply II
freed of the SO per cent tariff tax SO
benevolently levied in their favor Dy
| our national lawmakers.
Labor is cheaper in Europe only
| seemingly. In dollars and cents II
| appears cheaper, but in substance
| In the necessities of life, there Is nc
| difference. For labor in all lands
must be fed and clothed or it cannot
work. Labor in Europe Is as vel
fed and clothed as it Is here.
How long will government OF thu
r~eople. for the people and by the PEG
ple" be defrauded. deceived. hum
plugged?
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PRESSED HARD.
Coffee's Weight on Old Age.

When prominent men realize the IN
furious effects Of coffee and the change
in health that Postum can bring, they
are glad to lend their testimony for
the benefit Of others.
A superintendent of public schools
In a Southern state says: MY MOTH
er. since her early childhood, was an
inveterate coffee drinker, had been
troubled with her heart for a number
of years and complained Of that weak
all over feeling and sick stomach.
Some time ago l was making an Of
fetal visit to a distant part OF the
country and took dinner with one OF
the merchants Of the place. I noticed
a somewhat peculiar favor Of the COT
fee. and asked him concerning 1t. He
| replied that it was Postum. / was SO
pleased with it that, after the meal was
over, 1 bought q package to carry
home with me, and had wife pre-
mare some for the next meal; b
whole family liked it SO well that we
discontinued coffee and used Postum
entirely.
81 had really been at times very
anxious concerning my mothers con-
dition, but we noticed that after using
Postum for q short time. she felt SO
much better than she did prior to Its
use, and had little trouble with her
heart and no sick stomach; that the
headaches were not sc frequent, n
her general condition much improved.
This continued until she was as ven
and hearty as the rest OF US.
II know Postum has benefited my
self and the other members OF the lam
lily, but In q more marked degree 10
the case Of my mother, as she was Z
victim Of long standing"
Ever read the above letter. Anev
one anneara from t1me to t1me. They
are genuine, trues and hull OF huA
! interest.
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Mot That Meaning.

1.-The doctor said that Bill waS
drunk when we took the poor feiloW
to have his head attended to LAST
night after he fell"
Doctor never said anything or the
kind"
Didn't 1 hear him? Said 1t was q
tagged cut"
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Enecs Of sound and Color.

Every one ID familiar with the o.
fects of sound upon the nervous. Har-
monious sounds please and crafty. In
harmonious sounds displease and ir-
ritate. Sweet music. the singing OF
birds, the puriing Of q brook TALL
pleasantly upon the ar. soothing and
delighting the nearer. The screeching
Of q rusty hinge, the banging OF 9
door, the sound Of q d~iscordant piano,
irritate and annoy the nearer. II
long enough continued. such sounds
viii produce an evil condition Of
nervousness.
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ocaI ENTERPRISE.

Tourist-Why do you call this a vol
cano? l don't believe it has a an
ERUPTION for a thousand years!
Guide-Well, the hotel managers In
this region club together and keep a
fire going in 1t every year during the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blaetter.
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pemarkabIe Young Lady.

From a feuilleton: Her voice was
low and soft; but once again, as Janet
Fem withdrew from the room and
closed the door after her, the 1endish
CLEAN came into her odorless eyes"
eff we hear any more of Janet we
will let YOU know."-Punch.
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A STRANGE Fatality.

An unusual fatal accident happenea
:. Nav YORK when a sheet Of window
elass knocked from its frame zen NV
stories and killed Miss Lena Pnlliips.
: WAS almost decapitated. The pane
Of glass. which became unlas.ensu
while being washed. sailed oonqueiy
fhroueh the air and struck h neck
- Miss Phillips. who was walking
ON the street below. !
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-16

Wall. street may be a little nervous
about possible tariff r%evisions. but It
nrobably isn't any more nervous than
the old guard. which fears a siege IN
the citadel of protection. +.
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The more worthy any soul Is. the
larger it's compassion.-John Bright.

TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA -
AND BUILD UP THE
Take the Old standard GROVES
CHILL TONIC; You know what you are t Saiiis
showing 1t Is simply. Quinine and Iron In q tases-
less form. The Quinine drives out tho maLanS
and the Iron builds up the system. Bold ~ ~
Dealers for 50 years Price 50 cents
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There is genius and power in per-
sistence.-Orison SWEET Marden.

DR.. Pierce's pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
Constination Is the cause of many diseases. Cure
the cause and you cure the disease. Easy 70 &N~
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Rats 40 Human Food.
Ratn are eaten BY the natives o.
Northern Australia
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URGEON GENERAL WY
MAN Of the public health
service has been buying
such quantities of live raD-
bits lately. for use In his
business, that, in response
to inquiry, he has felt
obliged to explain that the
animals are wanted not for
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Sic Serlincr Gramaae.

o}r Seuti6Idno Gilt es QLs Reael,
oaB jebe 9oltssrregung harmlos pors
ibergeht, 10 langs bic poIi3ei nidt sins
ihreitet. DIE gerIinsr &rdpalle be.
itGtigen Dds. Ste tpurben srit bpsar.
tig, als Die poIi3et eiH5ubauen besann,
uno oab es geiheRn, 1T benz poIi3sis
prGiioenten bon Berlin 3usuidhrsibsn.
Der ihon bel elmer fri 6eren 8elegen6eit
ge3eigt bat, bab er Elm fsbr .itneibie
ger" Serr lit. Q[lein es Iiegt niht 10
ie6r baran, iiber Die 9ebanDluna, uls
iber bic 9erbiitung BON &rdpaaen, 10
peit lie iih aus Gobnitreittgtsiten eross
ben, gu reoen. gDtr pertreten bic
2tnItht, bdB 4rbeiter niemaIs tranalliz
rem ioIten, neil lie bamit nidts srreis
den unb iid nur islbit i6dben. Sn unz
Ierer ldngen Grfabrung pubtsn mir
uns feines ein3igen Safes 81 erinnern,
baB arapalle ben 4rbeitern gum 3iele
osr6olfen bdtten. s5n Der Rsgel ergab
iiA odrdus, odb bic 9eieBe, lpeld1e bic
0fFentli6e Srbnung 81 bitten beitimmt
limb. gu llngunitsn Der 4rbeiter psrs
Iddrft fpurben. Sin Defenders etlas
tuntes 8eifpiel 9ierfiir lift Der beriihs
tigte oeutide 3uht91us. .paragraph,
Der uls 5olge gepalttbatiger Strsifs
erluiIen puros unb jeben leiieiten Ser
Iu6, einen Stretfbre6er ein3uf6ii3s
tern, nit 3uhtbaus beftraft. gs be-
oarf pohl teiner 8emertung, bab biss
Ter parogrop9 nitt gu ben tobtsn Gs>
iesen geb0rt.
anssiihts folder @erbdltnife ift es
unbegreiflih, Dab oeutIhe Qrbeiter iih
duF 9eDalttAdtigteitsn einlaiIen, bic
Ihre Gage Bios peritlehtern tDnnen,
Shon bic blpbe Grfabrung ioat. iie
buruuf bintpeifen, oab Der Weg oes
6eiles fir lie in 3mansszS zShiebsqez
ri6ten liest unb nirgenbs itnb fie mebr
ansebruht, als in DeutI6lanb. Menn
Bel uns Qrbeitgeber ben 6errensStanbz
puntt einne6msn unb Nufforberungen
5u einem frieolihen 9ergleih nit Der
Grffdrung 5uriidpeiien: ,Gs aibt bier
nihts su fhlihten", bann erreqt bos
Nufmertfamteit unb Gntriiituna, neil
elm iolhes 9erbalten bic Musnabme
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(einseidnbi.)
Hui ben Tso meiEeS t}reMmoeB,

bss Dsians unb palors
anton 5einrid WaIburg.
ssb. in Cincinnati i'm DECEMBER 1910,
asiiorben am n. September 1910.
Hidi f.irbt bas beuifde Wori in Die.
fem loubs
go lang es prieiier siebt. Sie an
Mlt6ren
Der air4e ppfernb, oieTe bod In
G6ren
gepa6rsn, 10 tpie Du I'm prieFsr.
itanbs!
3fpnr siebt's aud dnbere - o lreld3e
S6nno<!
Die i'm 4poiielbienit ii9 niGt be.
ip6bren:
Die BON oem Weg Der Batter db f4
tebren,
DerIeugnenb re~nngeftommten Nan6e.
Doh Gu MART treu, Der !reathe bon
ollen!
Tos beutiHs Mort. 0u baIt eS tftn
sepflest
lnb mo4teit ni4t ouf frembeu 0soeu
trollen.
Drum tpiro aus beutf9en Gerafn. ii<f
beipegt.
8 6reun0. Dein Rubm IN Inn 3us
iunft i9aIIen:
Ou mdsft Elm beutf6er qrisDes, treu
uaO e9tl
Q. 4. NsttsrmaRM
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9UstCv utu ISsHS HLpbS SuNJs uuu pths
fonoltenntnib in Betting einfob aIls
m6ntis setporben, 10 bab iib Giiriten
unb 0robe ppr ibm hugten. 81 lebt
jebt als reiher Rentner in pootingfu,
Der friiberen Observation-Disclosures Der
proDins Chill, uno Wanebiians In
reiher 9beaterbeiiber In Der Rdbe Der
gbinjiibutuns in petins. Cont iIf
bas Gunuhengehnlt eeraN fein folhes,
bon benz man piel GripnrniHe MAIDEN
iann: bic tleinen erhalten MIR orei
Biz fiinf 1asIs (neun bis fiinfsebn
MarD monatlih bel frsisr Station,
bic ihon brauhbareren ettua bas breis
coer pierfahe. Die bic Gunuhcn
font fhon burh ibren eisentbiimlidsR
Gang uub ibr lpeibiihes Wefen aufs
fallen. 10 treten iie aut burd ibre
aleioune beipnosrs herpor. DieIe be-
itebt aus einem piertheiligen,
buntelblauen, Iangsn Geipanbe NIT
elmer GnopFreibe I'M pcroeren
mittIeren 3bsils nebit Giirtsl,
elmer peiben aappe nit rotbsm Streis
fen, foas iie nidt ben 9santienbut NIT
anopf trassn, unb lansenStiefeIn NIT
ToppeiiobIen uno boben abiosen. Sic
baben in iiinosrsn Sabrsn Elm ishr ges
fdlliaes qeubere, altern aber idnell
unb iinb bann sdntiIh unb iebr rei5s
bar; inamer bleiben iie iebr tinberlieb
uno sIeidsn oud oft ainosrn in ibs
rem gsnsbmen, seratkn Ieiht in3orn
unb breden uber bic seringite a!einiss
teit efeid in 5brdnsn aus. SIN 0ros
zen uno Gansen leben iie I'm pala'ts
ieIbit untsr Der 5iibruns ibrer Sberen
in iehr ftrengsr 3udt uno haben bort
aud ihren eigsnen 8erihtshof.
Usebr einen ppriibsrssknosn Iufs
.ntbaIi i'm paIait nsbmen Die palaits
iammerfrauen ooer io9endnn!eH
xStiderinnen~. SR beibsn ihshts
meg Gunebii, bas beibt rpalaitoienss
rinnen". Sebes brittle Sabr piro dus
ben Iainilien Der gaunerleute. bas
beibt Der Ra6tommen Der 0efolsidoft
Der Wanbi6us. bic nm bic Wlii!s oes
iiebS.bnten Sabrbunberts ben Oros
hentbron eroberten, cine aerpIhe ars
sobl bon MGbten i'm IIisr bon piers
sebn big ishsebn Sabrsn oussstpdblt.
bic i'm palaiie nur gu lethtsr Irbsst
,pie Rdbeu, S:ideu, Stopfen uifp. her'
dnos3oqsn tperber, aud bic eiaent!lhs
Diensridaft Der aoiIerinsWittipe in
ibrer n1ken umsebuns biIoen. aus
i,iner 3abI erbdlt aud Der aaifer in
Der RegeI in Der 3eit isiner Wdnnbars
felt cine .@eipi.Iin". bic ihn onf bic
Che porkreiten fon. Sn Der Reasl pers
beiten bieie -p.rlen" ober niht ldns
Ger als fiinf Sabre i'm paluft. Reid
tef6en.t unb fir ibr fpdterss 2ebsn
ausa.itattet, tshrsn iie bann, bas
pro6titud ibrer 5arilie, aus oem
glans pes 9aii.rpalaitss in ibre ME.
b.re Siitie suriid. On ben Grinneruns
oen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sehrsnb. Die
,3obl bieIer iunsen Wdbten 1T nidi
su arpb i'm galaii. man iddst iie nur
auf etipa stpsis biz breibunoert. Sie
biirT.n ober tpdbrenb ibrer Di.nitseit
ben golait ME perluHen uno bI.iben
i'm @eeenIas gu ben Gunuhen, DE
aud ols giener on ben 6ausbalt tais
ferliber grin3sn. bic oubertoIb Der
perbptenen Stabt ipobren, abaegeben
iu.roen, fir ben sigentli6en palaits
bi.nii reieroisrt.
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@ie beobuhten. bdb bic Ma

1 Ie 7 u W " pub pU IIta~
nipulotpen pieosr on Der 9ltttenbOrie
tbdtie 'inb, um bic greiIs in Die 9obs
su treiben, aber oamit teinen Grfolg
gebobt huben. sic ipsroen hoffentltd
balo einieben, bub lie 9elo psr'htpens
ben, penn Iie es bdran tpenoen, Die Hos
tirunssn gu vfriiiren". Die Soften, uls
bas geihsben tonnte, limb poriiber. Grs
items ldbt iih oas gublttum niht mehr
tduIden uno stpeitens fsblt es on Snz
Ianotdufern. Die Soften oes 2ebens'
unterpalts iinb 10 grpb, odb niht mehr
Diel sriibrigt ipsroen tann, nno oa5u
tommt nod, oaB bic 5armersalaiie,
pelhe iih obne 5ruge groRer prosperts
tat erfreut, osm 2lttieumartt fern
bleibt. 0ieIs legt ibre griparniI1e in
Sarmperbeherungen poer in neuen
SSarmen on. Die siu5isen adufer bon
9elang fir ameritaniife papiers be-
finben iih i'm Iusldno uno oieIe tau.
fen I'm 10 peni9er, je mebr Die preiIe
in bic 6Dhe getrieben tperoen. gu atz
trattiben preiIen iino Iie gerne bereit,
dmerttaniIhe Ydpiere 81 nebnen, dber
fobalD un'sre MdnipulatoreH auI
9runo Der ausldnbiihen 9ertdufe ipiez
Der cine 9reiserbobung ms Wert iesen,
fpmmen bic ameritanii6en Qapiere gu
rid, oa lie pieoer Dertauft iperoen, I'm
ben &ur5aufIhlug ein5uhsimien. Die
einsiae Weiie, ben ameritaniihen pa
pteren Ib1db gu perThdffen, beItebt oa,
rim, ben martt Iih Ielbit gu iiberIahen,
bis Die Notirungen uuf ben aurs hers
Gbgehen, ben bic aGufer fir beretti9t
bolten uuo es gsbt ulIgemein Die 2ln'i6i
oQhIn, ooB nod Elm rpetterer Rieoers
gang eintreten muB, ebs man ben &urE
fir reef uno ioIioe baIten tunu. Sas
nit 1T nidt geiagt, oab ni6t pteoer
Elm QufIhIag erFol9en ipirb, aber er
lpiro ith MIR aus natiirlihen urI1fen
erdeben. Wenn Die 8eIhGfte, mas
niht ousbIeiben tann, iih pieoer BE-
oeuteno heben uno bic perIhieoensr
llnternebmungen, oersn qapiere iia i'm
Qttienmdrtt befinben, 9r0Bere Qrofitt
er5ielen, Damn lit ss ielbitosrItdnoIih
bab bic aurIe tpisoer an3iehen, abe,
nihts trGgt mebr ba3u bel, tie herab:
suoriiten. ais Der 9erIuh, lie tiinItlit
in bic S06e gu treiben. 6ier3u geieut
Tid nod Elm anosrer umitano. Mli
drerituniIden Ydpieren 1T an be,
G0rTe 10 piel Shpinoel getrieben NOR:
ben, bdB man cine Stetgeruno niht iii,
d6t 6dIt, Die tpirtIi6 bershti9t III. 6:
1T bic 8sI6idte BON benz b0Ien ana:
Ben, Der 10 of gelogen bate, bab mar
Inn niht gl1ubte, als er bic Wahrbei
ipra6. Tieies Mibtrdusn mub burd
Elm ipIioes 8erhaltsn uberrpunben per
Den. Die 10 bduFig non ben Qttisnbe:
IiBern ausgeiprohsns Gniidt, oab BIZ
papiere einsn b0beren Surs perbienen
als tie aufpsiien, mag ridtig iein, abe,
nirgsnos bat Der 0tonomiI6e 8runo:
IaB, baB niht Der 9ertdufsr, ionoerr
Der aGufer ben Wertb Der Waarsn be:
ftimmt. mehr 8erehtigung, als i'm Qt
tienmartt. Solange bic aGufer MD
bon Der Gedt1eit Der Rotirun9en uber:
3eugt Iino, tperoer Iie fid fern batter
uno, ME 9eiugt, fam nihts mehr ba3l
beitrugsn, linen oieIe lleber3eu9ung 81
6ensbmen, aIs Der 8erIu6, bic preiit
tiinItlih gu erb0ben.