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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25
Barqe Carries Wisconsin Hay to Chicago.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, March 81.
TSneciaI. THE steam barge j. S.
Eronse Of this port is in Chicago with
load of hay from Two Greeks. Wis
The Csrouse has made three trips al
ready. and is among the earliest arrivals
In Chicago, aside from the regular WIN
Ter boats
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25

FORTUNES made in single season operatins
the CIRCLING WAVE amusement riding do,
vice. Write Armitage Quinn. SpringyiIle, Eris
Co.. N. Y.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-25

PILES CURED IN TO IA BAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any,
of Itching, Blind, Bleeding Protrudinz
Piles in to IA days money refunded. Soc
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Fielding Averages fol
American League

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.--Hauser of Phila-
delphia was the leader of the first base
men in the American league baseball
fielding averages. made public today.
He played in 80 games with a record of
1000 per cent. Stovall of Cleveland in
12S games had the highest number of
putouts to his mredit. 1.404. with a per-
centage of 9SS.
Collins of Philadelphia leads the sec
ond basemen, with 1913 games( 402 put
outs and a percenetage of 970. Lajoie
of Cleveland is his close second, with
149 games. 3S7 putouts and a percent
age of 96e.
Conroy of Washington leads the third
basemen, his record being 81 putouts In
48 games, with a percentage of 961.
Turner of Cleveland leads the short
stops with 81 games. 1874 putouts and
a percentage of 973.
Easterly of Cleveland has a percent
age of 1000 among the outfelders, hav-
ing played in 80 games with 80 put
outs and five assists.
Pitchers who fieldej 1000 are Young
of Chicago, Fanwell of Cleveland Man
ming of New York, Adkins of Philadel-
phia and Killian of Detroit.
Among the catchers, Donahue of
Boston and Philadelphia alone had a
perfect record.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Officers Elected by
Scotch BoW1ers

Even the heavy rains of Friday night
and yesterday morning did not dampen
the ardor of the hardy Scotchmen of the
San Francisco Scotch bowling club, and
a number of the members were on hand
early in the afternoon.
The club held its regular annual
meeting last Tuesday night at Scottish
hall. at which time reports were made
by the various committees and officers
and the new officers were elected for the
year and the trophies awarded to the
winners of the various tournaments M.
l.. Grove and F. A. Blair were the win
ners of the handicap doubles, the Ettar
cup was won by NJ. L. Grove, the De-
ware prize by Burton Ettar. the club
handicap singles by w. P. Higginbot-
ham and the club championship by
Colin McInnis.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Will
liam Maundrell; vice president, Burton
Ettar; secretary, J. K. Jones; treasurer,
Colin McInnis
In yesterdays practice matches r.
Oates and J. T. Dare played close and
exciting doubles with Rev. A. c. Bane
and j. X Jones. The former team won
out by a score of 81 to 90.
Joseph Grey and t. Millar were vic
torious over r. Parks and w. P. Hig-
genbotham in an easy game, 81 to IL.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
DUCK HUNTERS, LIKE
DUCKS, LIKE THE WET
Inclcnlent Weather Increases the Number OF
SportSn1en On State Marshes
By FLANK o'DoNNELL

and Joe Penso managed to connect
with a limit near Newark last week
results continue to be slim along the
upper San Pablo bay shores. but the
ooys turn out there in large numbers
every week, nevertheless The bav
shore blinds are tried now and then
with Indifferent results while on the
Sonoma side of the marsh guns are
thick from Black Point clear up to the
mouth or Sonoma creek every Sunday.
blIly Muroock was up at Sears point
Tor TWO days and being unable to CON
meet with or eVen~see anv ducks he
turned his attention to clam digging.
hugar FORSTER and five other members
or the Lincoln club accounted for a
joint bag OF a little more than a dozan
olrds on Sunday. Ray Mecchi. who for
merry shot at Ignacio. changed his base
OF operations last week. He came in
on the early train Sunday with a big
Stflhg or canVasbacks and said that he
got them along the San Pablo bav
shore His word was taken for 1t. of
course. but other hunters in that re-
slon' ana they were pretty thick. said
tne cans would not come in shore 'hu+
continued<to loaf out in the stretches
Of open water
striped bass fishermen have been
carrying shotguns with them on. tbeir
weekly visits TO the Wingo and Son
Ahtohe slough recently. Jim Thomson
VINO Is one of the gun packers. saws
mat there is always chance to get a
luck at the mouth of San Antone
slough and Charles p. Landresse Emil
Acceret and other clam singers agree
with him. despite the protests of
r rank Marcus, who maintains that a
pass fisherman should not include a
shooting iron in his equipment.
Quau hunting has been productive
OF good results in Marin. Sonoma and
Napa counties and the birds have also
been plentiful in counties to the south
A great many limit bags have been
Killed around Gilroy. Hollister and
salinas The members of the Fmpire
gun club have also been having some
sdplendid quail shooting on their pre-
serve at Elkhorn in Monterey county.
J. B. Bauer. J. Peltier. Floyd s. Judah
and other crack shots of the club have
oeen getting limit bags of both ducks
and quail on the preserve regularly
since the season opened.
W ID. Page had some good snort
with quail on the grounds of the Point
Reyes sports mems club recently and
last week the veteran hunter J. x. Orr
picked up A limit in the vicinity Of
Point Reyes station. Left over birds
are plentiful in San Mateo county.
where the season was shortened bv the
supervisors. and this insures good
breeding and a plentiful supply for
next year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Kramer International
Bicycle Champion

NEW YORK. Dec 3.-Tn the sprint
races tonight at Madison Square gar
den that preceded the annual six day
bicycle race Frank l. Kramer won the
international mile race from A. J.
Clark of Australia and Walter Rutt of
Germany. His time, first heat was 2
minutes and so seconds. and for the
second, which was cut TO half mile.
l minute and 5 seconds.
Joe Fogler of BROOKLYN won the
10 mile professional race. Time, %
minutes and SO 1-5 seconds.
In 10 mile motor paced race Elmer
Collins of Lynn, Mass, won as he
pleased from Bobby Walthour of At
lanta Ga. Time, II minutes and % 4-5
seconds.
The six day race begins Monday
morning one minute after midnight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Brook1yns Meet The
Presidios Today

An old time game of football is
scheduled for this morning at 1920
o'clock on the Preside grounds be-
tween the general hospital and Brook
lyn elevens, two of the most popular
teams playing the old game in the city.
Captain Erbe of the hospital team
has had his men out practicing hard
ton. They have been playing all sea-
son and have a good record against
such teams as the Winged VS., Century,
Mare Island Marines and many other
elevens.
The Brooklyns have lost one of their
best players. Isaacs, right half, who has
played a-star game all season. Miller,
a Cogswell player, will take his pace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
NEW CRIMINAL CODE
OF THE, UNITED STATES
Edition Presents Penalties for
Federal Law Violations

There is a new edition of the criminal
code of the United States This is the
act prescribing penalties for the infrac-
tion of United States laws which went
into effect January /, 1910. 1t is not so
extensive as might be supposed, the
great majority of criminal offenses be-
ing dealt with by state laws. The
present federal criminal code is the
first and only chapter yet enacted into
law of the revision of the laws of the
United States which has been in prog
ress for fully a dozen years past. 1t
was intended to enact the new judiciary
title at the recent session, but the eff
fort was not successful. In all proba2
bility this will be done at the third ses-
sion of the sixty first congress. When
the whole revision will become law
superseding the present statutes, is a
matter on which it would be useless to
speculate. but it is probable that this is
still a considerable time away The
new edition of the criminal code is very
complete. 1t includes not only the full
text, with certain amendments made
by the sixty first congress, second ses-
sion, but also table of chapters and
sections, numerous annotations, an in
dex, and an appendix of references to
penal provisions found elsewhere in the
revised statutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Lowell Girls and Boys
Beat San Jose
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IDpetIdI DISpdItW 10 nc NdIIJ
SAN JOSE, Dec. SIN the basket ball
games played here today between the
Lowell high school team and the San
Jose high school team the Lowell high
girls defeated the local girls by score
of p to Il, and the Lowell high boys
were victors over the local boys team
by % to %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

If you sympathize with some people
once you will be expected to listen to
their tales of woe forever after.
The louder child cries the less it is
hurt
It's all right to save money-but don't
squeeze it.
But it is more blessed to receive than
it is to deceive.
It's pleasanter to be rich and imposed
upon than poor and neglected.
Marrying for position has got many
a woman into an uncomfortable one.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

People are often suspicious of a man
who gets there with both feet.
woman can always find something
to admire in man-if he admires her.
No matter how much money a man
has. he is almost sure to envy a man
who has more.
The average married man often Won
ders how his wife can have so much
faith in him
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Elks Postpone Their
Baseball Games

OAKLAND, Dec s.-The baseball
game between Alameda and Oakland
lodges Of Elks, scheduled for this aft
ernoon has been postponed until
Saturday. December 10. at 2:3O o'clock
at Freeman's park. The sloppy con-
dition Of the grounds prevented to-
days game. The proceeds will go
TO the Christmas dinner fund OF the
Elks. which viii be used in providing
holiday cheer for deserving needy
families
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
Another Victory for
Tamalpais Five
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 3.-The basket
ball five of the Tamalpais high school
won its second consecutive victory this
afternoon by defeating the Seminoles
of San Francisco on the local courts
by a score of 41 to "a. The superior
team work of the home team, aided by
the splendid individual playing Of
Kirkman, was too much for the San
Francisco boys The game was a hard
fought one throughout and replete with
fast work on each side. The halves
were of 20 minutes duration. The
teams lined UP as follows:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-18

shepherds bid the Christ-child fare
well:
Hush-a-bye my little son,
Hush-a-bye my heart Of gold;
Softly slnmper. little one,
The night is dark and the winds
blow cold.
Hush-a-bye. baby, sleep all night.
The shepherds watch thee with de-
light,
S-h, S-h. Blinking owl from willow
shoot.
Thou wakest M baby with thy hoot
Altar in Every ,Home.
In addition to the Pastores, the al
tar of the Christ-child is erected in
every Mexican home. 1t is covered
with a cloth canopy. from which hangs
every fruit and flower. and also images
OF angels and archangles, besides ar
ticles OF household use. Bright-hued
draperies cover the image of the
Christ-child and chains of vari-colored
beads are hung around.
The Mexican people also hang Ian
terms from tall poles about their door
ways for twelve nights during Christ
mas as symbol of the star that was
seen In the East, and so that If the
Christ-child should come seeking shell
ter In any house He would be shown
the way. A circle of ashes is also
scattered about the house to keep
away evil spirits and the sign of the
cross is made on the Intel of the
door for devils are supposed TO be
perniciously active at Christmas time.
These quaint old-world customs pre-
serve to San Antonio it's ancient Span
ish atmosphere and prove perenially
attractive TO the winter tourists who
throng this city at this season of the
year. In fact, the Pastores of San
Antonio are second only in interest TO
the Oberammergau play and is un-
questionably the most interesting fes-
tival of its kind in America.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-18

manning $4,000. Immediately return
ed with Mr. Page and within IS hours
had secured the balance of the pur.
chase price.
This was turned over TO the theatri-
cal man today and the new owners re
ceiyed at once the papers denoting
possession of the club.
William II. Russell is now presi-
dent. Lewis Page the vice-president,
and Peter F. Kelly the secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-18

Nowadays one does not have TO fun
pocket for the watch. 1t is carried
conveniently ia sigh; in the oddcst t
rilady's cuff The watch is
specially shaped SO that the dial may
be slipped through buttonhole. tha
body of the timepiecc remaining in the
little hidden pocket inside the cuff
The natty suit pictured. which =
made Of satin hat ,,cd cloth bound With
black braid. has watch buttonhole
worked In tie ii eve. and the time uay
be told at glanvC.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-18
COMPLETE A DEAL
FOR BOSTON TEAM
National League Club Was
Sold Yesterday to w. H.
Russell for 100000
tAmerlcan News service)

Boston, Dec. lI.-William Hepburn
Russell and Lewis c. Page are now the
owners of the Boston National base
ball club.
The announcement that the papers
had been passed transferring the
stock formerly owned by John p.
Harris into the new owners hands
was made by Mr.. Russell and MIR.
Harris today. The price paid is
100000.
Harris attitude when the latter re-
fused to turn over the club for $780,
900 and absolute security for the re-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-18
Hi. Queer Feei,nq.

naval official praised at dinnei
III Washington the old sea dog.
One of these typical old sea dogs,
he ended, was persuaded one day ii
Philadelphia 10 attend a tea. | me
him a short time afterward and said.
well. Marliuspike. | hear youy,
been doing tea parties in Philaoel
phia:"
Yes, sir the old salt replied. :
did go TO one tea party. sir
And how did you feel ther,
among all those ladies' l asked.
II felt like sperm whale dolA
crochet work hn r"1l'CS"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-18
Girls Evening FrocIS.

Evening frOcks for young girls aTt
very simple aud dainty this season
aud many quaint and old world effects
are turned out by smart dressmakeIa
for the debutante The frock seen ir
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-12-18

the illustration Is q charming model T..
white spotted tulle aud charmeusc
trimmed with nlalachite green hcaa-
embroidery. The skirt Is narrow b
not extreme by amy means.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03

men tpieber Siellsn, ipp man taum Elm
8eifen bes 9sbens sntbeft. DEM
5remoen eraebt es bier abnIih ipie in
ben bic Sbemie umrdbmsnbsn 8cds
gar manbe Qnnnratte srtpdrtet elm fie.
berbaftes 9ebrdnss ipeiber, eelber uno
ihfDoraer Menfhen. oi. polierno Bdis
Ter roIlen unb Sdde ihleppen, Elm pisls
fprahises StimmengtmiIh, SiSnals
pfeifen unb Sirenenpebeul; itutt oeiisn
lam er. ipenn sr eerooe tein aiis5ulas
oenbes Shifi antrifft. iiunbenldns an
iinenoIih fheinenben Stapelbduiern
porbei iibtr Gtaben ,inb snse griiden
ipanbern, obne auber einem eininmsn
qolisiifen nnb Elm pdar fragipiirbiaen
@eftaIttn, bic iibsr bos 0eldncer irls
WaHer ftieren coer ben Riidsn an eis
mem pfciten ftaben. sinen Wenften
su ieben; 2iebespdaren, bic Giriomitit
iuiinfhen uno niht ndh iitmmunsspols
Ter llmasbune frasen, iino oit Bods gu
empfeblen. Sn BEN boen Wlagdsinsn,
in nsm 2dbprintb BON atIlsrn aber
finb Waaren peborasr, Die unierr
phanidiis iiber ben gdnjtn Grnbda
fhiptiisn ldTen: 3itronen aus Sisis
item, goriniben nus 8riehenldno,
TdtteIn aus arobien. 3imrst aus
g.nIon, psrfifhs 9eppit,e, 9ieerfellt
aus ben inoiihen TihunseIn, s3itsens
pIisit aus gibei, gifenb.in aus Ifritd,
ieItene SGIser aus benz amsritaniIhen
llrtpoIb, atfrorene5GmmeI ous9luitras
lien, srob. aiitsn nit aolibribdlssu.
Sdds nit Irsneimitt.in, Die IN Der
Ipotbets mad, gruhtbsilen zines
9romms psrfunft tperosn. uno unsdh'
Iie. anbere 1inse. Ti. MoIIe ppn 36
Williontn Shafen gsbt jdbrlif ourh
bic 2onoonsr 1ods, unb iiber 40 aiIos
meter tann man unteriroiIh burhRets
ben bon WeinFdfsrn ipnnoern.
Jn Greeufrih btenoet Der tIsirs
Dampfsr fein. Johrt. Dor uns li.at
bas breiie. itntttidle 8sbdns Der Mus
rinesa.doemie. bdbini:r Itsiesn bic sriis
nen 6oben ees parts .mpor. Wsiter
Die gbemFs hinunisr abtr iebsn mir
nidts als Jabritsn, Sptihsr, 8ass
tromm.In, RauhpoIien uno Maits.
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feiner unbeitrittenen 9erbienite. Der
Gr=9rGiibent, osr fhpereadmpfe segen
ben aongreB ourhgefodten bat, ipeib
bsfer al tpiiroisen, als ieoer Qlnoere,
lpeld)s ipsrthnollen @rrungeni6dften
benz BrGiiosntsn gu banten iino. Die
Gorpprations Itsuer, Die llnterbreitung
bes GintommenIteuer Nmenoements,
Der S5orti6ritt in Der Giienbabns uno
9omdnes 9eIesgebung iino 1baten,
duf bic Rooleoelt itolS iein piiroe.
gtIs sbrlihsr Wonn tann RooIeOeit
oaber nitt umbin, ben prdiioentsn 5a
unteritiissn. WeHn man oas 9egens
tbetl aus Der SntimitGt Stpiihen Rpos
iepelt uno ben SnIurgenten folsert, 10
1T oas Elm offsntunOiger Srrt9um.
Sein plan lit nidt, Die republitdniite
qartei gu bstdmpfsn, Ipnosrn csmotras
tide Siege gu perbinoern.
Sir uns Gilt es babet als ausgsz
IfIoFen. bob RopIeOelt Die Rcmina'
tipn iudt. Dds tptrb pieIlsiht nur
bann geideben, nenn Snft Ii6 unfobtg
erpsiit, bic rtpublitaniihs portei 3us
fammen3uhaItsn. Die SABINE, Die Dem
Sii6rer aus Der 6ano fdQt, oui3unebs
men, lam man iiherIih nidt aIs 81
lopaIitGt b.3eihnen. Uir glaubsn
aber nitt, oab eiue 'oI4e Situation
Ii6 entpideIn ipiro. ieitoem Gait oas
8ehsimnib Der erFoIoreifer Re9tsrung
ir BEN Der. St1oten entbsdt bat. gr
mar in Der 2triitt befargen, oob sin
grGIiosrt, um srfoIqreih gu iein. nit
Dem SpnqreB 6ano in Saro ashsn
miiTe. Ios Bat sr beim Sorif qethdn
uno iih babel ttine Qorbeeren Qsbolt.
S5n ben Iebten Wtonatsn Bat sr Die .nts
eeasngeiebte 1ottit sin9sitloqer unb
grobs Grfol9s er3ielt. 5ur uns GILT
es ielbItperIt1nOIit. oab sr ouf osm
lebteren Weoe behlrren piro unb bde
nit 1T Die Gjefahr elmer Se3eiiion be-
ieItigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03

sieben, inosm man Die GrhOhung Der
5rahtroten pertpeiesrt2 9ieie Jrage
tpiro als Elm beIonbers Iturtes ar9us
nent betra1tst, mas uns ieooh ntht
etnIeuhtsn min. Die Regierung tann
unmDglih bic 3inisn auf eiienbabns
papiere sarantiren. Sino iie 81 tart
psrpdFert, 10 Iiest bic 4bbilfe barin,
oas aapitaI gu rebu3irsn rpis es bic
Gtsnbabnen ielbft INNER thun, tpenH
fie in Den ganterott aeratben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
9okal.Derid)t
Abaaben Der 1rastisn Go.

Die 1raeiion 60. fhidie psiiern benz
ftdotiihen 4uoiior BON 8arsen einen
Gbed iiber $76,s37.90 Su. Der Die abs
saben Der Gefsuihdft pom 6Tc Der
Bruttoeinnabm.n fur bic Ietkn brsi
Monats Dsdi. Gi. Gtrab,nbobn Ders
einnabmte in bem am 30. Suni ~
enot gegangeneH Quaridl II, ,2S0.s
631.70, sesen cine 9innahmt BON ST.
223, ,040.42 unb cine Abeabe On be
Sfabi Bon Sta, ,382.43 In ben iorres
fpoHoirenben brsi Wonatsn bss Usr.
icbrs. Die Webreinnahme In bisism
Jobre fdnt beionoers ouf ben Nonat
Wai nn6 sipar isetnfnlls aI1 6olss
bee Waifeites.
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NittipudJ, Den 3. Slusnit 1910.
Der 9roGI i'm oeutIten goltG

Der 8roll i'm peutiten 8olte
II niht gum Mftnbe'ten oardn su err
.ennen, oaB Die So5iali'ten niht mebr
uf bic SttbpabIen 81 lpdrten bruus
BEN, fonoern gIeih i'm erIten 2lniturm
iegen. Sas mill bel ser Qdrtei3er.
.plitterung, Die inDeutihlunD berrIht,
tiht ipenid beiaqen. Der Sturm IGBt
ia nur bei6nihtiqen our6 Die 2lns
tabme Der EeihserbItafts Steuar
Ino our6 Reformirung oes preuBiz
den WabIrehts. Weroen oieIe Rss
'ormen ntht betpiqiQt, bann lperoen Die
So3iaIiiten Die itdrtIte portei i'm nG6s
ten Reihstaa biIben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03

Nus % q + bington pirb NIT
,stbeiIt, baB Die europdiIden Rs3ie-
,ungen Die 2trfroQen bctreffs ihrcr
gertpaltung BON gOitIporbanten b0hit
I6gsrno uno ungenii8eno beunttpprten.
srtIGrt piro es oamit, baB liz Elm:
1robe 9erminoerung ibrer Cobb
tanoe uno in ibren 9eIomitteIn ais
5oIge unierer QoItIporbunten befiirdz
en-. 8enn bic europdiihen Rs9ieruns
gen ibren 2(erQer in folder WeiIe
lunoqeben, 10 iit bas iebr tIeinIif.
Die gefiir6tunqsn ieoo6 Iino nit1t
anbegriinoet. SytaIisn uro bic 9Gnber
enTeits Der 2eitba baben iebt eintu
lroBsn 3ufIuB pon umsritonif6em
5oloe. neil pieIe Der ginnanberer
luS 0ieisn Qdnbern tein 8ertroueu
III unIeren 8anten baben uno auBerz
Dem getpo6nt iin0, ibre @eIoer in R;>
3ierunQs : SSnitituten, mo lie abIoIut
3egen 9erIuIt QeIidert iinb, au beponi,
rem. SoboIb bei un8 bic poit ebert
faus 8epoIjtsn snt1eqennimmt, 10
ptro nur nod Iehr penig GeIo na6
tsnen GGnbern abfIiebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03

Der %. Quguft nirb in isiner
Dirt sinen pi6tigen Wartitein in Der
otonomiiden 9eihitte Der Der. Staaz
ten biloen. 2ln ienem Gage Beginner
DOR Der guubssz8ertebrs &ommiTIipn
in g6icqgo Die 4rqumente Der Trcnts
perfenber geosu Die @rb0bunq Der Gi=
ienbabnz5yraften. Bon gQn3 beIonoe=
rer Wi6ttgtett lit es, gu srfabreH, rah
pelher Rorm bic &ommiifion bic
5rd6trater feitieBen nil. Die GiIen=
babnen MAIDEN geltenD, oQB Die boben
2ohne un0 Die boben Soften oes Sez
triebsmaterials cine Gr60bunq Der
5ra6traten rs6tfertiqen. Die 9erfenz
Der petien ourauf bin, oaB penu man
bic Giienbabnen Quf bic 8er3inIuno
ibrer DirtlI6 dn9eleqteu Aapitalien be-
ftrQnte, bic QQein gu elmer R,nte 6erehz
tigt iinD. iADn isBt Die Ira6tqebiiDren
piel gu bod ieien. Jerner ptro bon
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