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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25
Do You Know Who is Your Real Friend?
He is the Man Who Gives His Employees q
Share of Annual Profits Besides Wages

Such a man is S. A. Cook, candidate
for United States Senator at the pri-
mary election, September 8, not merely
an orator who tells what ought to be
done for laboring men.
Mr.. Cook in his business has not had
had any labor troubles because his men
knew he was honest with them. Labor
unions have endorsed him for his con-
sideration for his men. A man who
helps his men in his own business will
not forget them in the United States
Senate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-25
Republican Candidate
For Member Of Assembly

Mr. hitman has served Iowa County term and his
record will show that he did SO creditabv
If reelected he will myejngy adber the result of the
primary relative to the Scnatorshp and all questions
that come before the assembly will be aertvnd stcadast to
what he believes to be best for the masses.
Heis native Of Iowa County Ills integrity and iness for
the position 20 unchacnged Remember these facts when
marking your ballot at tho primery Sept ttl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
DEMOCRATS HOLD Pow WOW
Flock to Des Moines from All Parts
Of Iowa.
CANDIDATES ON EVERY SIDE
Desire for Office ny Nc Means Di-
minished-BashOr OF WatetIOo
VIII Run for the
GovernorshIp.
(From a staff Correspondent

(From a staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES, April ESPECIAL Tele-
~gram)-The democrats OF Iowa held a con-
ference and banquet here today and re-
CALLED themselves with rounds OF oratory
and abundance OF enthusiasm. About 200
attended the conference. The plan was to
talk over the situation and see to 1t that
there we're candidates in the field for every
office and no default anywhere.
The slate was agreed upon. at least not
openly, but a general understanding was
arrived at. 1t seems certain that II. Bashor
of Waterloo will be the candidate for gov
ernor. He may be opposed in a friendly
way by John 7. Dennison, but this Is not
likely. Neither Jerry Sullivan nor Claude
Porter will run for the place. No selection
was made for lieutenant governor. l.. @,
Dunn and Walter Dewey have been slated
for railroad commissioners, but S. ii,
Mercer Of Iowa City has entered the race.
There we're present several who will be
candidates for congress, including Frank
Stuart in the Eighth, Dan Hamilton in the
Sixth. Or. DeArmond in the Second and j
s. Pollard in the First.
At the general conference there were
speeches by Judge Wade, ex-Mayor Mathis
e. M. Sharon, Charles Holly, Dan Hamil'
ton, w, F.. Marsh and others.
At the banquet tonight Governor shal
lenberger of Nebraska was the principa'
speaker.
The Iowa Jefferson club held a meeting
and elected as president ex-Mayor Mathis
of Des Moines, Jack Dalton Of Manson
secretary and P. j. O'Malley of Perry
treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
MICA AND LITH0GRAPH STONE
These Products Are Forming substun-
ttaI Output Of the
Black Hills,

CUSTER, s. D., April s.-(Special)-Mica
mining in the Custer district Is becoming
one Of the leading Industries of the Black
Hills and one that is proving a source of
much revenue to the owners of the ground.
Two principal companies are operating in
this district, the Westinghouse company
which has been slowly increasing its pro-
ductiop for the last two years, and the Chi
cage Mica company. formerly the Black
Halls Porcelain Clay and Marble company.
In the case Of the former the company
found upon entering the field the wide
spread impression that the mica beds were
but pockets and likely to pinch out before
much work had been accomplished. But
the company went ahead with its develop
ment on the New York and White Spar
mines and the supply soon commenced to
Increase and TO improve in quality as depth
was gained. Today the Westinghouse com
pany has gained a depth Of 400 feet on the
New York mine and has a much finer
quality and a larger quantity OF mica than
I al any time during its operations. and its
shipments TO Denver and tPttsburg are
steady each month.
The Chicago Mica company was recently
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09

organized under the present name and Is
financially equipped to do extensive work
on its property. This company intends de-
voting most OF its time to the development
OF the autograph stone beds In the dis
trict, which are prolific. Some ten years
ago w. r. Bond and George Book made the
Autograph discovery and some fine stone
has been taken out. but the field is prac-
tically undeveloped as vet. The past work
has been in a broken formation, the stones
being small but of excellent quality, but
tho present intention Is 10 get below this
formation and reach the larger stone at a
point about 200 feet below the surface. The
stone mined in this district is particularly
serviceable, as it is free from the pebbles
found in photographic rock in nearly every
other locality in the United States and a
ready market is on hand for all the local
stone that can be mined.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
Leave Your Money at
IHOme-This Means
What It Saws

DIR. Branamsn Co. will give their reg
ular treatment (value $50 for one month,
to all sufferers from Catarrh, Asthma,
Deafness, Head Noises and all chronic
diseases.
DIR. Branaman Co. have been treating
chronic diseases for "a years in Omaha
and Nebraska. We know what we can do,
but you may not. You want to get well
and we believe we can cure you. What
you are interested in is a doctor who has
faith in his own works. You have been
the one to take all the risk in seeking
health, now, We want you to investi.
gate our treatment, and to prove It's mer-
it's we are going to give a full month
Medicine and Treatment Free to all who
call or write before April Goth, Remem-
Der this, If we were offering you a cheap
or worthless treatment free, we could
never hope to benefit by it. You will get
the best we nave and that is backed by
"a years of experience in treating catarrh,
deafness head noises, asthma and all
Ohronio diseases.
Leave your money at home ana call
at once. This means what 1t says, q
months treatment and medicine free.
Bring this ad with you.
DIR. BRA1NAMAN CO..
Suite as, Continental Block, Omaha.
Sd Floor, over Berg Clothing Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
BUILDING OPERATIONS Biz
Permits for Twenty Thousand New
Structures Issued in March.
COST OVER SEVENTY MILLIONS
Million and n Halt More Than for
same MONTH Last Year-COntra-
dictOry Condition ON
Pacific Coast.

CHICAGO. April S.-Building operations
during March throughout the country were
on a phenomenal scale in point of money
invested, according to advance sheets Of
the Construction News. Permits were is
sued in fifty-two principal cities for the
construction OF 20,71s buildings, involving a
total estimated cost Of S70.695,75 an COM
pared with f7.lsl buildings costing SGe, O5s, 1S4
the same month a year go. There were
increases in thirty-three cities and de-
creases in nineteen.
The construction News will say:
THE Pacific coast Is the center OF in
terest for a great many persons who
study the growth OF cities and for the first
time the Coast presents contradictory con-
dttions. san Francisco showing a decrease
OF A per cent. while Los Angeles mas a
gain OF 40 per cent. Seattle has a loss OF
~ per cent and Portland a gain Of IS DER
cent. Oakland has an increase OF 10 per
cent while San Diego makes a sump Of
S4 per cent. Tacoma has an increase OF
p per cent. The decrease at Seattle should
not be disheartening. as II is about time
that city should ave a lun. because OF pre-
vious tremendous activity.
Conditions for a continuation Of activity
seem good in all parts Of the country"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
Ecuador and
Peru at Peace
President Alfaro Says Mob Violence
in Capitals Does Not Reflect
Real Conditions.

Ww"~
LONDON, April s.-Henry Williams. con-
fidential agent of the government OF &c
uador, who is now in London, received
today the following cablegram from Presi-
dent Alfaro of Ecuador:
The turbulent manifestation at Quito
and Lima in no manner interpret the senti-
ment of the majority in the two countries
nor the pacific intentions Of the respective
governments The differences have been
submitted for diplomatic action which is
directed to avoid war. Negotiations ave
been Initiated for a direct sum through
mediation by the United States govern
ment. The commissioner will meet in
washington. ELOY ALFARO."
Mr.. Williams thinks that it may be con-
fidently assumed that there is not the
least probability Of Ecuador and Peru 60
ing to war over their boundary dispute.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
PRESIDENT DENIES
LII
Rise In Price Same as I'm
WaRea.

TOLEDO, o., April S.-Myron l.. Case,
president of the Imperial Window Glass
company. indicted yesterday at Pittsburg
by a federal grand jury on the charge OF
violating the Sherman antitrust law, made
the following statement to the Blade today
from his home in Bowling Green, o.:
THE charge made against us that we
have been a conspiracy in restraint OF
the hand blown window glass trade is un-
true. as are the other two charges of illegal
competition and monopolization Of inter-
state trade.
1--WE have not raised the price of window
glass 80 or so per cent as reported, but only
about rs per cent, and we were justified in
doing this, since we have raised the wage
of the men rs per cent. We did not have
an agreement with the American Window
Glass company or any other concern. We
never tried to conceal anything from the
government, but offered to give the district
attorney any Information he wanted"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
Bay State Aggies
Win Indoor Rifle
Shoot Trophy
University Of Iowa is Fifth in Inter.
collegiate Contest in Which 20
Schools Compete.

WASHINGTON, April S-Massachusetts
Agricultural college of Amherst, Mass, has
won the championship trophy In the inter
collegiate indoor rifle shoot with a score
OF l.S4S out Of a possible 1900. The award
was made today by a OF the
National Rifle Association OF America,
which finished reviewing the scores OF the
1910 shoot.
Washington state college was second with
a score OF l,S43. Columbia university OF
New York was third with l,St. the Uni
versity OF Idaho fourth with 1906 and the
University OF Iowa fifth with LIS. Twenty
two colleges competed.
on Saturday, June IS, the outdoor cham
pionship team match between the colleges
will We held at Washington on the range
OF the District OF Columbia National
Guard.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
HEARINGS IN Pacific
MERGER CASE CLOSE
Taking OF Evidence which Besan
Year Ago IL Finally
Colnnletel.

the long-drawn-Out Union Pacific merger
litigation were entered today when the
filing by the government OF various sta
tisties, the taking OF testimony In It's suit
TO dissolve the Union Pacific-Southern Pa
cltic merger was completed.
When the government rested It's case,
counsel for he railroad announced that
the defense also rested, thus closing the
hearings IN the memorable action. the
papers Ia which were filed in salt Lake
city on January 3. 1905, and in which the
taking OF testimony has been in progress
-oF mere han a year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
vENIRE FOR THE HYDE TRIAL
Jury Officials mt Kansas city VIII
Draw Two Hundred Names
Saturday.

KANSAS CITY, April S.-Judge Ralph s.
Latshaw of the criminal court announced
today that the venire Of 200 men from
which would be chosen the jury that will
try DR.. B. C Hyde on the charge of muir
dering Colonel Thomas S. Swope will be
drawn tomorrow.
Judge Latshaw made the announcement
after being assured by both sides that no
motions for a change OF venue or other
dilatory proceedings would be introduced
to delay the beginning Of the trial.
The Key to the Situation-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09

was run up to llSSc. or % points above the
close OF Yesterday.
II looked today as though the sharp re-
covery and the publication Of sensationally
bulish interviews with Mr.. Patten had
completely revived the apprehensions OF
a May squeeze and when people who had
sold earlier In the week ON the talk OF a
collapse Of the bull pool turned to cover.
they found very little cotton offering, with
the market at times rejecting a nervous
ness verging on the panicky.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
Win by Trying

lArk.), ROthermell Pa.), Shirley (Ky.),
Sulzer IN ". and Talbot (Md.).
Republicans voting with the democrats
for one battleship were: BarthOldt, Grow
CMo.). Davis, Lindbergh. Tawney. Voistead,
Nye Mimi. Gardner (Mich,), Goebel,
Rowland Co), Gronna IN. d., Hamer
Idaho, Henry Comm, Lawrence, Terrill
(Mass.), Lenrott, Morse, Nelson. Stafford
(wis). Mccall Mass.), Murphy CMo.), Nor
rls (Neb.), Prince qH.) and Wilson QlI.).
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
Gnynor WouId AnnuI Marriare

NEW YORK. April S-Rufus w. Gaynor
eldest son of Mayor William J. 0aynor.
has brought suit to have his marriage an
nulled, It became known today. John M.
Ward, the referee has made a report 10
the supreme coure recommending the an
nuument, as the evidence shows Thai Mrs
Gaynor had a husband living when she ana
MT. GaynOr were married.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09

Major Omar Bundy, assistant 10 the chief
Inspector Of the Department Of the Mis-
souri,. has been ordered to Chicago to
make the annual inspection Of the Depart
ment Of the Lakes, lie will return TO
Omaha upon the completion of that duty.
orders have just been issued from the
office Of the commissary general al Wash
ington, authorizing the issue Of ice to the
posts Of the Department Of the Missouri
in quantities sufficient for all needs from
April 1 to October l. Heretofore the ice
issues have been authorized only from
10 to September 10. Ice will be issued
all the year around to posts located south
Of the twenty-third parallel.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
Editor Before
the Grand Jury
A. P. Moore of Pittsburg Leader Tells
What He Knows of Graft in
Half Hour.

PITTSBURG, April S.-Pursuant of the
request Of District Attorney Blakeley, made
last night, urging the citizens, of Allie
gheny county to appear before the grand
jury investigating alleged municipal cor
~ruption, and tell what they knew of such
conditions, A. P. Moore, editor Of the
Leader, went before that body today. His
testimony consumed half an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
y WNE0VIIITWNIVW OF UUIIVTTV
seem good in all parts Of the country"
WILL NOT VISIT INDIANAPOLIS
Authoritative Statement hat Presi-
dent VIII Not Go TO
H0OsieF Capital.

WASHINGTON, April Authoritative
announcement was made at the White
House this afternoon that the president had
not changed his mind with respect to his
decision not to visit indianapolis May {.
on his way west.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09

Our garments this
season show a de-
cided distinctive
ness. Frenzied frills
such as straps, tabs,
cascades of buttons
and the like are
conSpiCuou us by
their absence in the
new models.
That paragon of good
clothes values, BOurke
tOenty- five-the best
Suit, RainCoat or Over
coat that can be pro-
duCed for $25-- is notice
able for the quiet, ele-
gance of the lines and
the soft tones of the
fabrics used in their
construction.
We would like to sell you
your clothes this season. Drop
in and talk it over.
Suits, Raincoats, Overcoats
$500 to $4,000.
Bourke's preferred-
that's our $500 hats MAX
ing a big hit.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
FIRE DESTROYS NEW THEATER
Flames Wreck BljOU Vaudeville
House ut Dubuaue-LOAs
$4,000,

DUBUQUE, Ia, April S.-Fire broke out
in the flies of the new Bijou vaudeville
theater tonight and destroyed the building.
The damage is $4,000. Firemen had a hard
fight to save adjoining buildings.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09

LEAVENWORTH. Kan, April S.-All
hope for the recovery OF Thomas Coghill,
a former banker OF Seymour, Wis, who "a
here. was given up today. Death was ex-
pected al any time. COghill has Brlghts
disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
AIereh Rohber.. I'm RIehmond.

RICHMOND, Va, April Sired Cunning
ham. alias Eddie Fay, and Frank Ches-
ter. alias Little Dick Harris. arrested In
New York charged with having rifled the
cashiers safe of the Richmo postOffice
we're put in jail here this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
kills wife tor Burglar.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April S.-Mrs. John
w. Bomgardner, wife of a plumber, was
shot by her husband In mistake for a bur
glar at their home in this city early today
and died In a few hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09

mot included in total. because compari-
sons are incomplete.
ssNot included In totals because contain
| ing other items than clearings.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
May Goes Up Twenty-Five Points
Above Figures of Last
Tuesday.

NEW YORK, April S.-There was a re-
newal OF speculative excitement in the cot
ton market today. There was no aggressive
bull support but the price of May cotton
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE

transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK, April 8.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending April
Z, shows an aggregate of 81, S56, 125, 600, as
against $3.50, 1868, 900 last week and SO, 406,
043,0 O in the corresponding week last year.
The following is a list of the cities:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
Army Notes

Major Z. Il. Schultz, chief engineer of
the Department Of tho Missouri, vas an
army headquarters visitor Friday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09

That's the only way t secure one
OF the twelve prizes in the Schneider
& Mueller Name Contest. Have you
entered? Send your name at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
SHARP RISE IN COTTON PRICES

The Key to the s~ituation-Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-09
LETTERS
PLAY BIG PART
Continued from First Page.)

from FIrst Page,)
are likely to be cross-examined to the
greatest length If Mr.. Brandeis, the CLAWS
attorney follows the precedent he has al
ready set with the minor figures for the
defense
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
ltuiueriit1ts anbanteu.

9si elmer qsftern absehaItsrsn Spss
siaIIibuns bss llntoeriitdtsratbss be-
rihtets 9oriissnosr pollas pom gous
tommittss, onb i'm tommsuoen JrIhz
iabr Die Qrbeitsn on ben neuen Uni
perIit1ts 8ebdulihteitsn in angrlfT
asnommen iperbsn tpiirben. Gr ems
pfabl, bic BlIne fir oas 9eb1uoe oss
,Snqenisurs gepdrtemsn. an3unshz
men unb oaB Qngsbote fir bic Grid
tuna nitier @ebdulihteiten iofort aus
aeitriebsn psrbeH foQtsn. poQatE
gmpfehIungen purbsn angsnommer
unb bic angsbote nsrosn am Is,
WGr3 qs0ifnst fperoeu.
Serr pollat 6erihtete ierner, oaf
bic gldns fir bic nsue 9urnbaQs iif
ebenfdQs Der 9olIerouue raben. De,
Qnbdu fir Dos Sngsnisurs Dspar'
tsmsnt lit ouf 100000 psrauihlast
9os 8runbitiit, auf osm bic nsusr
8ebGulihtsitsn srrihtet usroen ioQen
III bertits abaeitedt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
zd1,pieriSe Operation
yin Srl. Inguitn SoiiiU pprscnom'
men.
Bic Stunocu ocr Eaticntin iino &C.
sdblt.

2ln 5rl. QuguItu Saifto, Der jun8en
Qltrobatin, tpelAe fib an Sonnto8
Ra6mittag nGbreno Der 8oritelung
i'm Gmpreb 5bedter bas 8enit 9ebroz
den bat, purbe ge'tern 9ormitta9 i'm
itGbtii6sn Soipitul pon ben 4er3ten
3r. GurIon unb Wbjtnder eine Spes
ration porgenommen. 8etanntli6
Bate cine R0ntgenitrablen ltnteriuz
dung ergeben, oaB Der finite 6al5z
ptrbel perrentt unD Der iehite gebroz
den porben mar. Die Operation bat
te ben 3tped, ben burh Die Sno6en@
iplitter uuf bas Rudenmart aus9eubz
ten Druid gu beben. Der gebro6ene
0irbsltnohsu purbe sntfernt, jeoo&
fteGte es Ii9 leiDer berous, baB oas
RItenmQrt an Der 8ru6iteQe Dolls
ItGnoig 8eroriitt norpen mar, 10 Dab
ubIolut tejre Mt0gIt6tsit oorIiegt, Die
qatientin am 2sben srbalten gu ton=
nsn. Rad 4riiht Der 4er3te itebt Der
COB Der iungen3nme unmittelbar be-
Dor. TrI. 5uTiO lit nod bel OolIem
gepuBtiein uno iie6t Dem un0ermeios
! lihsn Gnoe nit 5aIIung entgeqsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
Seine 9pbnerbDbung
8olleu bic @rn6eubeitBcr Den 5ru-
beuarbeitcrn beiuilligeu.

Mie usiteru i'm Ramen Der Grubens
befiber oon Ohio, Snoiana uno benz
lpsjtli6en genuIplpouien 6errGbarlss
Wuursr ertIdrte, fperoen bic 9rubens
beiiBer Die BON ben 8rubenarbettern
aeioroerts gobnerh0bung niht 3ngss
Its6en, 10 baB uuter oieisn llmitdnoer
Die bier i'm Sintou 6otel itattfiHoenos
aonisrsu3 Der 9rubsnbeitser uno ars
better reiuItatIos oerIuufeu oiirfte.
gBie 6err s. R. Ulurran, Elm 9rus
benbeiibsr Don GlepeIaHo, ausfubrte,
ioQte aatt elmer 2ohnsrbobung sber
cine 6era6iesung oss 4rbeitslohnes
am 9lobe Isin. oa in ben Iestsn Sab
rem bic 8ruben6siibsr, bic unioulGhne
besabIten, beoeuteno i'm Ra6tAeiI ses
oen bieienigen 9rubsneigentblmer ma
rem, bic nit niht Sur lluiou geborigsn
Qeuteu arbsitsten uno odber i'm Stans
be rpareu, ibrs aobIen nett biQtger
duf ben Wurtt su perfeE. Tieies
trifft namsntlih auI bic 8rubeubez
fiber in Weit Qirginiu 3u, bic iit
purh i6re 6i4iasren Yrsiis eineu gros
ben 5beiI bss 4biabgebietss erobert
bdbsn, bas BON Rehts iuegen oen9rus
tsnbeiibsrn pon Ohio uno oem peitIts
hen BenuIplodnteu sutommen iollie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
NeripuaisV VptiSeu.

On Der 5hfpsIls oss 70. 2e6snsiahs
rss III qeItern Elm betanntsr oeutiher
qionier, 5err WiidueI g h a +
fein, Sr., mad ldngsrem i4persm
qeiben in ieinsr BohnunG 30. 2O09
Ohio gloehue, in Die Gpistsit btniib.rs
aeIhlummert, innig beirausrt ni6t nur
BON isinen QngshDrigen, iorosrn audi
BON ben pielsu 5rsunben, bic sr ii6 i'm
qauie DIR Sabre ourd3 iein ternosuts
Ifes DeIen uno feline treifliten Gh1s
rattersiQsnitaftsn gu srtpsrben gspuBt
Bate. Der OabiRgsihieoens mar aus
giIiaheim in Der Rbeinpfa!3 gsburtlg
uno Ieit iiber einsm baIbsn Sabrbune
bert bier anidiiia. 5as uno Stunoe
Der gs.roiguna limb iotusit nod niht
anbsraumt iporoen
Ulit duFridtigsr 1rausr tuiro in
ipeitsn areiien Die aunee bon oem sss
tern srfolaten glblsbsn BON JralI
Qouifd 6tlene RIina, qeh.
Sf0nlein. perHommsu tperben. bic I'm
IS. aebensiabre in ihrer Wohnung,
Ro. 1925 Wontand ausnue, bic augsiI
gum spiqen Shlummsr itloB. II:
1abingeitisoens mar bic Wittpe oe:
bstunnt.n gioniers Serrn qbilipI
SLING, Der ibr Dor fpsnigsu Wondtsr
in ben 3oo poraufaiHg. 3a1 mn
Stunbe Der geiisBung Der iterbIihsr
6u(Is Der 9erstpigtsn iino iopeit nod
nicht anberaumt iporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-10
Sie photographic in uatiirlih ell
,Sarbeu.
Bon CbsriugeRieur Sieq frt:o }
6artmann

g1ur langiam psrihufft iih oie'e
neue aunit Gingang. llno oas 1T Ell
Qentlih su beoauern. oenn lie tonn IN
Der 5dno oes &uubigen tpunoerbare
GrgebniTe liefern. 2lud 1T iie nttt
mebr ihpieria gu nenueu. isit 2umIe-s
bic QutohrompIatts erfano unb pers
bGltniBmGBig bi1tg in ben 5orosl
brahte. W2it fuit ieosm getp0bnIthen
photoqrdpbiIhen Qpparat t0nnen Die
9iloer 6ereeiteat tperoen, 8orausI'Bs
una III nur, paB oas Gbjettio aus
reinueibem 8las beite6t. Queroinas
muiIen einige bsionbere WdBre8e!n
qetrofFen ipsroen. 9a3u gehort in err
itar 9inte bic Shfpdhung olIer bIduen
Gihtitrablen. gDenn man cine Der
Gumiersihen 4utohrompLatten in Der
ppr1eItriebenen Wsiie in Die Sdhet'e
le1t uno pbRe Weiteres in einem 8's
p0hulihen 9tppdrat beltdtet, oann ere
bait man bur6aus tein Bib in ben
nutiirliten Sarbsn, fpnosrn Elm Bib,
oas etlpa benz 2tnbItt elmer 2ano'h1lt
burh cine Itrpad, blaugefdrbte Srtle
entiprGte. Die blauen uno pioIett;u
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