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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-14

movement became an independent
organization and he was known and
recognized as it's leader.
1t is not an easy matter to reform
men who are feeding at the swill
trough, they don't usually want any
reform that will deprive them of
their booty. And what kind of a re-
form measure could a man hope to
effect working with the crowd that is
almost past reformation themselves?
1t has been the boast of some of Tom
Watson's political enemies that they
stole from him his seat in Congress
in the tenth district. Every man who
knows anything about it knows that
Major Black did not beat Mr. Wat
son in the campaign in the tenth dis
trict. But, be that as it may, Tom
Watson has become factor in ma
tional politics and the reforms he
has advocated, most of them, have
been incorporated in the Democratic
platform, some of them have not been
carried out, and until we get men in
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will place an agent and it will be that agents
work from now until the election to put be-
fore the voters the facts as to what the tariff
has done,-fgures and facts that cannot be
denied or explained away by any amount of
campaign oratory or Juggling of figures.
Take cotton goods alone, for instance, and
see what the tariff has done toward increas-
ing the price.
In this country cotton goods to the value
of one and one-half billion dollars are used
annually Of this entire amount used, less
than $4OOOO,OOO are imported, leaving more
than S1O1O,OOOOOO worth of cotton goods
manufactured in this country that are used by
our people here at home
And on this $1,O10,000,00O worth OF cotton
goods that the American people use, they are
forced to pay the New England splnners a
tariff of over $300,OO0O00.
The New England manufacturers are able
to fix arbitrarily the prices for the whole
salers and retailers, as we'll as for the import
ers and in this way they force the American
people to pay them one-third more for cotton
goods manufactured In Massachusetts than
we could buy them for in England.
Mr. Shipley shows that In more than two
hundred cases of cotton goods the tariff has
been increased all the way from II $40 per
cent to 90 $40 per cent, the highest tariff
being on the kind of cotton goods that the
poor people use most, such as sheetings.
The farmer who raises the cotton does not
get any benefit from the tariff, for he sells it
to the foreign manufacturer.
The laborer who makes the raw cotton into
cotton goods does not get any benefit from
the tariff, for his wages amount to only nine
per cent. of the entire cost.
No, the New England manufacturer 'hogs"
the whole thing,-not only legitimate
profit, but an added illegitimate profit of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-14

Everything the farmer buys is pro-
tected by a high tariff and everything
he sells, with but few exceptions, is
duty free. This is Republicanism.
Democracy says reduce the tariff on
what the farmer buys and raise it on
what he sells. The farmer should
not be slow in recognizing who is his
friend in the national elections this
fall.-Linville (Ala.) Headlight.
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that it will be a success, and Well-equ1pped
fleet of airships could reduce our powerful
and expensive navy to a heap of scrap iron
in very few minutes.
So all of our money has gone for nought.
The naval experts will have to figure out
new defense entirely, or the most powerful
navy of the present type will not be worth
the toot of q whistle.
The guns with which our ships are now
armed would be about as effective against
fleet of airships as were the frecrackers
which the Chinese set fire to to scare away
the bullets of modern army rifles which the
Japs we're pouring into the Chinese in the
late war between China and Japan.
WITH the passing of the last session of
Congress, President Taft's worries did not
come to an end.
Republican county conventions in the far
West are beginning to demand that Mr.. Taft
remove from his Cabinet those members who
are trying to read out of the party all such
men as La Toilette, Beveridge and Cummins,
who would not bend their knees to AIdrich
and disregard all party platform pledges to
the people.
While this hits Wickersham and Ballinger,
Wickersham was only acting as Mr.. Taft's
mouthpiece when he denounced the Insurgent
Republicans, and compared them to those
who are guilty of treason in time of war.
Many a time will Mr.. Taft regret that he
did not show the manhood to go with the
Cummins and La Toilette wing of his party,
instead of letting the Aldrich gang make
tool Of him.
Just as he will regret that he didn't have
the courage to select his own Cabinet instead
Of letting the Trusts select one for him that
has pulled him down in the dirty mire
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Mr.. Watson to speak at Thomson,
ON personal and political matters, at
10 O'Clock in the morning, of Satur-
day, the 23rd of this month. At the
Courthouse. Come ahead, Boys!
Let's have a big meeting, like those
of the NinetieS.
Let delegations from every County
in the Tenth District come.
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THE .JEFFERSO

from II $40 per cent. to 96 $40 per cent,
and the common people have both profits to
pay
IT is strange that it is hard to make the
farmer see how the tariff robs him.
Take the above paragraph showing what
the manufacturer gets, and then see what the
farmer gets.
The farmer makes the cotton, sells it to the
Massachusetts, mill at the same price he sells
to the English mill.
Yet he pays the Massachusetts, mill one
third more for cotton cloth made out of the
raw material which he produced than he
would have to pay the English mill for the
same goods if it were not for the tariff.
Just think, the English mills buy cotton at
an inland town in Georgia, ship the cotton to
Savannah or Norfolk by rail, ship it from
there across the Atlantic Ocean to England,
there they manufacture it into cloth, ship it
back to America and offer the finished prod
uct to us at one third less than our home mills
will let us have it.
Yet the farmer is one of the hardest men to
convince that this plain fact is fact.
From time to time during the last few
months we have called attention to the big
increase in the appropriations for the navy.
At this time we have several powerful ships
under construction, and the last session of
Congress authorized the building of two
more of the most powerful in the world.
And it all amounts to nothing, except the
millions that the Steel Trust will get out
of it.
For the past week the Neq0 York. World has
had Glen H. Curtiss making experiments
with an airship to see to what extent such a
machine could be used in case of actual war.
The different tests Curtiss made prove
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jumps up and writes to some
III public man that something is
wrong somewhere. Nine times out
of ten he has some private grudge to
avenge. He has not the nerve to
come out and fight like a man, but
he wants to fight, SO he hops up and
writes to some man whom he knows
to be opposed to all kinds Of crooked
ness and tells him that something is
crooked somewhere. Then when the
time comes to show his hand and
back up his statements, why he re-
nigs. Some such man of this kind
has written the Hon. Thomas E. Wat
son such a letter about Keeper Bar
ron of the Capitol in Atlanta. When
Watson brought the letter before the
proper authorities, why this man re-
negs and leaves Watson in the lurch
to bear all the blame. Such conduct
is cowardly, to say the least of it, OH
the part of any man. He should have
the manhood to come out in the open
or hold his peace and not write any
more letters next time.-TalbOttO
(Ga.) New Era.
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the rivers and harbor bill this time,
but never again a bill made up as
this was If he did not approve of
the bill, why did he sign twill
mar (Minn.) Tribune.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-14

The Spanish government is having
trouble with the Vatican. The King
has modern ideas, and his prime min
lister wishes religious liberty for all
the people, The Vatican is in OppO-
sition, as usual. 1t opposes all
progress, as usual, but, unfortunate
ly, the influence of the priests over
the ignorant people is so great as to
make it a power in the election. The
King will win in the end and save
the people from themselves.-Nor-
man Park (Ga.) Press.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-14

Leslie M. Shaw says the people
can't make the tariff. But they can
unmake the men who won't make it
right. -Mountaineer Gorham, N. H.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-14

Congress who will not flop to the
Republican party they are not likely
to be.-Summit (Ga.) News.
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President Taft said he would sign
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-14

OCCASIONALLY some little fell
low who thinks he knows it all
jumps up and writes to some
public man that something is
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-09

IIOSICTy
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$500 value now ; WIsfJ
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Our La All silk silk hose Or
SIPS value now ; JUu
Our La Gauze silk Isle 10n
soc values now ; UJu
Our La Gauze Lisle hose 10r
25c value now Ut
Our Alberta Children's hose, our DOR
Soc values now ;f@ UJl
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2okal-Derid)t
0robe 8efrieoi8ut,g
6at Die anneIions- -eat(9sionna mil
Heiua auf NlaOifoaOiGe semd6rt.
Nns bic ah,nsiisSunben Grte a''
@ortbeilen ~ erwarten baben.

Die BON Ridter Sipins i'm areis
aeridi ssItern in Soden ces GinbaltsS
befeblsperfabrens Der Srtihott Wsas
piIcnpille absessbene entfheiour9 III
in alien arsilen, fopeit oisSelbsn pon
Der glo.bnenbisteit Der ginssmsinonng
Der goritdot. burnbrunsen finn, NIT
erober geIrisbisuns aufs.nomn'en
iporben. D.r Ridtsr bat ben nabse'
Sud,ten GinkaItsbefehl obselebnt. nno
tuie Serr Georse s. 9ieterl., Der Wor'
5iser pes aIIaemeinen ausrutlpns Rom
miite.s, ssitern ertldrte b.osut.t p.s
entideibune, bob Die Wdhler nahfen
9ienItae iiber Die Ginsemeineuns pon
ad)t 0orprten obsu'timmen haben iper'
ben. Sputt bic Gntffeioung IN ga.
den Sa.lens, bi. beate ertpariet ipsrp,
eb.ufans su gunften Der an'NeBuns
ausfousu, odnn finben InneratloHss
ipabltn ioaor in n.un Srten 'tatt. Aoer
ielbft i'm Talle elmer nnsnn't,gen entS
ihsioung bat pas Semrittse urlahs
a.nuo. iid, Der ersi.lien Refultait 5u
erfreuen. Die Yropaqanod oes Surs
Ger aommittees bat Jriidts estraeen
unb Der 0ta gu .inem Grobsr e'R'
cinnoti III aeebnet. Die Srte. bic aHs
oeol;eeert peroen ipll.n, haben nur bii
oeipinnen, benn pie Die 5uitdnoiseHsss
horbsn nebr als einmal perIlhert pas
ben, IoIlen bic gebauptunsen Der @sa'
ner Der annericn, bdb bic gororte
stiefmiitterlih behanbelt reip. ntrett
mrnahI6Hioi fpsroen lpiiroen. sriinos
lid pioerlest iperpen. Der Inlhlun
T.lbis an Ole YiGbtiI6s Wanerleituna
| II, nur Elm geiTpisI Der 9erbefsrunasn,
bic bic GprfIdafien Su ertpar!en hos
ben. tpenn re nGditen Dienita3 ni:
Ginoemsinoune in Gineinnati ON
DabI.oitn gutbeiben Gtncinnati
mott nit gssus ouf ofien!liht parts
unb SpislpIGs., aui DaNerp.r'orsuns
| Ianiidrs Ginrihtunssu uno Shusr
unp pisls amber. 9ins., bic fir BIZ
8ororte cine 2sbensfrags ltno, rie'ie'
sforti6ritte unb nlls oi.le gortheil'
tommen ben Criihaften ebenfo 81
Gute. nj. Der sisent!ifsn Stobt
8ur6 bic anslisberuHs bon gartbose
| elmuopb pIace. Sapl.r gort. W'
DaIhinoton, Mabiipnpile. Wh. girn
Goliege SilI unb Ghepiot piiro. Die BE
pDl.erune Der stab. cine 3unabme poi
49, 800 trfobren.
/ 9i, ent'deiouns bstrsffs Octlep
nirb, pis .rtpabni. beuts sripart.i
1as aIasm.in. 4nnsrations aonI
mitiss tpire beuie Rohmittds um 1.3
i'm Union sruit 8ebduos dbermal
cine SiBung ubbuIisn.
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0iebe,, . 0ante,,
Be,uerben I'D nm Oas Worred)t ber
Hnfbeipabrnng ber itdStiihea
Welber.

glidt ip,niser als feben Wanien be-
tperben fih nm bas Uorrehi, bic In
ben 6dnben Der it1btiIhen 9ilsunss.
fonbse sruitees befinbii6en gelber ge.
gen .ntIpredenbe 3inssabluns perpois
ten su biirfen. Die 4ngeboie. bic anf
0runp bes BON Der perflofienen pe'
sisIotur puTirien Geiebes ausgeihries
ben fpcroen iparen, ipurben In Der &C.
ftrisen Sibuns Der 9iIsunssfonbss
9ruitees aeDffn.t .unb es ergab iih,
bab bic Jiitb<1birb Rational Banl
eeipiIlt iIi, ben b0hften 3insfub fhr
bic aufbeipohruns Der ftdbtiften Gel
Der, ndmlih 3.07 proSent, su Sahlei,'
Die iibrisen gonien nnb Der bon ID
nen offerirte 3insfub iino pie folet;
gltlos National Bant. German Ratio
nal Bant, Union Sapinss gant q
gruH 60. je 3 prcsent; grfte Ratio,
nal Bant 2.71 prosent, propiben
Sdpinas gant & 1ruit 60. $50 gro
gent; Warist Raiional Bant 2.5(
proseni.
Welte gant ais Depoiitorium Ct
n1tit merben tpirb, biirfte in Der an
iommeneen 1isniios itat.finbenotl
Sisuns Der 9iIsunssfonos 2ruiieei
pefinitip enfffieoen tuernen.
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nutbpenbis lit. Sobalb bic prsiie elne
setpiFe Sobe iiberiteissn, ioa ois
apnturrenS bss MusIanoes lie tplso:r
berabbriiden tDnnen.
Gus mub sur notbipenoissn Wirtung
baben, bab Die preiie berabseberl, absr
nidt in iol6em Mabs, oab oas Volt
oobei perarmt. Die rspublitanilhe
portei bot iid ieBt auf ben goiosnsn
Mittslpse beseben. Die 3Oae 1olen
nibt su bod, aber iie iolIen aud nlat
su nispris isin. Oisiem ulein rtdt!z
aen prin5 ip 1tellen bic Demctraten DE
5orberuns entseseu, oab Die 3oae
uberbuupt aufbpren, b. b. naB 3ole,
.pie in england, nur er6oben lperosn
iolIen, um Der Neaierung Ginndhnien
gu perItaffsn unp niht INN ole ptos
npmiihen Snterefen Der Der. Staoten
gu beIhiiBen.
Gem auein rihtisen 9rinstp, mel
DIES iebt in Der rspubl. qartei bsrrihs
eno lit uno iosar oie3uitlmmun9 oleltr
9emotruten finbet. ldbt iit nur EN-
3peifel enteesen fener, ndmIit, %
Die republitanii& partsi ouh tcrtan
pieIem prin3ip ssntaB honbeln ipsros.
Dab bieIes gerIprsden nitt nnsrs
fiiQt bleiben ipirb, hieriiber lanen rh
hie beftimmtefteu 2uIiherunoert ers
tfsilen. Diefe lissen in Der 9bat'ahs,
bah Die republitaniide gdrtei bre'ts
cine ginrihtune ssT6affsn bat, rpslhe
Die aenberung pes 5urifs nah btelt;'
9rinsipien auber 5rase itsllt. DIE
glrefbaft lisst in Der lett etnsm
! Sabre beitebenben apmmiHion, tpslhs
nit Der Repiiion oss 5arifs belhoftl9t
lit uno bereits eine In3abl Yora9ra@
pbsn ariinplid absednbert bat.
Der 9runpias. ben mir IN 9e'perrs
ter S6rift berDorgsbobsn Rabsn. ~
| 10 einleuhtenO, oab er tbeorethut
tets poae glnerteununa gefunoen bat,
gips bat bic pruris nitt Der 1heori:
entiproaen. 3aourt, bob Die Non
or.b Mitglieosr ben 1ari' auf9s'
iteut haben, mar benz Solihater, an
peldem bic Gemotraten Iih eben'c
lsbboft betbeiliateu, tpie bic Hepu
blitaner, Der psitsIte Spislroum gs9s
BEN. Sas bort jsst auT. Der aoH'
million oeb0ren teins Qolitlter nm
.e;re Sobr;fontpn fonbsrn bios Tdht
leute an, pelhe ben Guftrag haben
sinen ben erndbntsn 4rin5tplsn ent
Ipretenoen Sarif cb8ufdhen. Dem
nah lpiro sr 10 ousfaIlen, lpte aue ben
tsnben msniaer ibn ninIhsn. es y
bober BON Der grobten Nothpenol3
tstt, Elm republi.aniihes Reproientan
tsnbous gu tpGblsn, bamit oos Gdni
einsn psrnunftigsn S6ug8ou 5arI
: erbqlt uno niht Der 9roben 0stab
: oss Jreihanoels ausgsIegt plro'
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Carl 2iebfued)t.
Ser io,ialiiiiihe Heldsiassabssoro'
nste ipridlt ben { Nbeae In Der
Surnballe.

glm gonneritda Qbsnb, 8. 9lopems
Der, tpirp 6err Carl 2iebtnstt, Der
betannA Anti miIitoriIt uro iosia.
liitii6er Reits.assabaeoronessr aus
Ssg.it!anh, in nsr Central lurnhaue
sinen 9ortas bnIisn uno srDar unitr
ben Quipisisn Der SoSinliltiIhen Wars
lei bon 6amilion Gountp. aerr CARL
9iebtneht III eintr Der beiunnieIieH
syibrsr Der SosiaIoemoiraiiihta par.
tel 5eu.iflanps, auberbem Elm 4n!i.
MiiitariIi, pis er i'm Bud iitbt. Dor
einiceH Sahrsn fpurbt er ipeeen ieiner
Reoen unb Shrifien eessn ben Uiilis
turisus pon Der oeutifen Rsgieruns
ipesen 5o6perraths proseHir! nnS ins
gsfansniB geporisn.
Carl 9iebnef,t III betannt!id xr
Sohn bes nrftorbenen Wr. aieb,
.nstt. elmer Der 0riinbsr Der SosieIs
DemotroiiIhen partei GeutiGlants 8.
6errn Carl 2isstnehi sebt Der Huf
poraus, Elm ausseSeihnsier 8ollsreos
n.r 8u iein, Der iein pub!i,um 81 feis
i.ln periitbi. es iit bober ansunsb-
men, boB am DOnnerltas 4benb in Der
Central 5urnballs ilh sin s0blreitxs
pubIitum einiinxn uiro. 6aups.
iGhlih fperpen bic oeu.i6ipredeHben
arb.it.r iid cine iolhe Gelsssnbsii
| nihi nsbmen iniieH, bsnn IS fommi
| niht of. Dor, baB Elm Reihstagsabs..
| orbneier. fpslfxr bic arbeiieridaf'
DeutIdlanos i'm beriissn Reihstae
| pertritt, mad Amerito iommt. Del
6erlpeah W1nnerhor, foDie bes
1euiid llnsarif6s Arbsiier MGnner'
dor uerbtn Bel bieier Delessnbeis a.
niae poiienbt Gieber iingsn. Wie nui
ben Mn3eisefpol!en bieitr yiumner ~
erfeben III, in Der Gintritispreis au'
nur 10 Cents pro perfoH feitsef<st.
| 1idets iinb i'm Dorptrfouf 81 bn'
ben in Der betonnten Wubler itEi
| Buhbanblune, 1923 Mnin Gtrobe
| I'm Gigorrenlaben bes Qerrn 0.Gfrot
| feIb, 1851 Main Str, In Der G<ntrd
1urnerbane, iospie an her Qnht an
| DoRneritas abenh.
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~ " w ' ~ StU"StSpNSf~~i~
aonspprtb erfldrt bat, bab er Roo'e@
pelt unb gaft uls Die 1iihrer Der re-
publitaniihen Partei betrattet uno
nitt Ilbrih unb Cannon, iollten alle
giirser pbne llnteribieo Der partsl
i'm unteritiiben. Gin Saft Hoole@
peltiher 5arif iIt uiht bodsouusriIh,
ionoern iebt bic 3Olle nidt b0her an,
als gum ShuB Der ameritanlihen
SnbuItrie notbpenbis lit. Wir bahn
i'm glnfars Stellung segen 9errll
2pnepprtb genpmmen. neil es uns
It,ien, ols betrahts er ben Wlorlhz
9anne Sorif ols Infang uno Gnoe
uner 1arifpeisbeit. DARN tonnts1
mir ibm niht bei'timmen. SEPT aber,
ba er ausoriidlid ertlGrt, euB Der 5ds
riF repiIionsbebiirftis TT unb nuh
saftihen prinsipien rpioirt peroer'
fou ,empfeblen mir feline Grtpabluns
auf oas 9rinslihIte. 5ur etnsn
Stanppatter babeu mir nihts ubrt9'
oleihpiel ob er Republitaner ooer De-
motrut lit. Sin fortI6rittlttsr Hs1
publitoner busssen, als pelten 9srr
9onanorth Iih beseihnet, 1T Der uns
teritusuna olIer girger purois, ipslne
cine perninftige Reeulirun9 Der 2ar'f'
frdde ipiinihen.
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1eutidbes 1beater.
eMillerS OebmrtStalSfeie bur4 bess
,iipliibe Nafii6rune pon ,.eabale
uMb qiete".

Dem li.blinssbihter bes beuti1en
Doltes a.b0rt Der n1hfe Muffubrungs'
Ibenb. Die Direfiion erfuht uns mits
3nibeilen. pab fir bic Wieoergube Dle
ginrihtung Der eriten 9iibnenD Deutids
lambs peripenbet ipirb, in ipeidKr alle
uripiihfiaen Nusbriide bes Dihiers
ouseemerai iinb. Der Dialoe en.'
bGli olfo abioInt nints MnitDbiees fur
stinber. Cine fiinitlerifh abgerunbets
0prite[Iuna III porbereitet iporben unp
perIpriht In jeber Ye3iebune Elm gro.
Ger Grfols su perben. Cb dber Elm
5heoters2.i.er burh bic Auffiibrung
erIter unD tlafiiiher Werie nod bic al.
Iein sdblenoe Nnertennuns finbet, oh
bic Wlojoritdt Der Deutihen IN Gin
cinnati nod eeniieenb gerebruns nno
geritdnbnib fir seiitise Groben Der
beutIhen Qitteraiur beiibi, iann oaein
Der gtiuh bts 1heaters betimmen.
saedmuls iper fi1 felbft ebren ipi1,
feble bsi Der ShinersJeier nidt. Ois
RoIm Iino tpie ndditeheuD perfbeilt:
prdIibent bon Walier. um Sofe zines
beutifen 1iirfien 8. q. Shmlo
5ersinanb. iein Sobn, Wajor
lilrih 5onpt
bofmorIfd1 bon aaib :. -.
| ssrebi Ambrosio
2abp Nilforo. Japoritin bes Jiire
fen. amnnbn Blum
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Worum buben bic 0emotras
ten Gspp tpteber auf ibr 2egislaturs
Iitst geitsut? Gs mar i6nen ood nidt
unbetQnnt, baB gspp Die giQ fir Die
ginfIbrung oes tlsinsn Shutrutbs
.ingebradt nit nit auem auf9ebot
ieiner arGfte ourdgeIest bat. Die be-
motratiihe Yarteileitun9 pubte, oQB
ole 0sutI6er obne unterfhieo gegen
bic Bill proteItirt baben, ba lie ben
oeutIden unterriht in Offentlthsn
Sdulen ab3uidaffen be3pett. Dsnn
Gspp trosoem tpieoer aufgeitellt NOR
ben iit, 10 benefit oies bod, oaB bic
Democratic bon 6amilton Gountp eine
Dem 8eut1htbum feinolihe SteLluns
einnimmt, pds ibrigens angefitts Der
Gberpieasn0 anti oeutihen glemente,
aus pel6en iie be'te6t, ntht gu oers
fpunpern lit.
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3777 Qitsr ginte, ,173,O98 Soasn
Sdrsibpapier, 10000 Stid Stab!s
feoern, 1927, ,05O 8risiumihiase, 329
Silo SiegeIIad uno bas entiprstsnos
3uantum pes 5ugehorIsen aonSepis
papiers - es iino iiber II Wtiaionsn
go9en - bat laut itotiltliher Au's
3eihnuug Der Rasiitrat Der Sal2ts
uno Heiioen3Itaot Berlin i'm pertlone'
neu Sabre osrbrauht. Inseiltts btss
Ter 3ablen beginn! man an Der gss
re6tigung Shillsrs 5u feinem beriihms
ten ausruf BON oen ttntsntlsIsnosn
SGtuIum gu 3tpeiFsln -- uno 3uglsld7
eins unbegrensts 5ohuhtung DOT benz
Tleib Des 9srliner WlusIItruts hno
ieiner 2eitsr su besoHmen. au1 oer
onosrtn Seit. aber itsiat tpis cine vi
Tion Die @eItalt oes jsgt 70 piel gss
nannten SOnmer3ienrdths Saberlano
Quf. Der ben SempsIbofern 5u ibrem
berubmten JeIbtauI Osrhali. uno
man tpunbert iih niht msbr gan3 10
uber bic Sbatiuhe. bab eine 9emelnos
bon 1900 Seelsn cine Wtillionenitabt
nie Berlin 70 elegant aus bem Jsloe
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auf llrlaub inb uno infol9eoefen niht
nit bem ariessminiiterium per1anoeln
tonnen.
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pie norblih bes Ssmpslbofer 5eloss
| c{n 8ers unb proIa hulbigie man ihul
unb bic Ohren mDgsn ihm in bie'er
5aqen manh Elm aonSert bereitet bds
ben. 6err 5aberIanb aber 1T Elm be-
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ben 2orbseren bes Millionenbanbeli
aug, Der ibn popular semaht bat - e
| iinnt fhon tpieber auf neue 5baten
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fhdft MAIDEN unb ben Reihstag ular
niren molten, sur Gntifeibuns be-
syroae, fper benn nun bic proaenie elm
iteden ioIl, fommt bersits bic Aunb
bon neuen 1baten bee aroBen Munnes
llno man muB e. ibm laif.n - er sieb
| rid nidt NIT Rleinieteitsn ab. q
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pfingften ndhftsn Jubres be3ogen tper
ben {ou. 11nb 5nar. tpos bas S6Dnfl
!. 1T, cine Gartenfiubt nit rHttrgruut
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