davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-07

names que escribfan bien: nessing,
Goethe, Schiller, Heine, Schopenauer y
Nietzsche Pero toda la nueva genera
cion- escribe bien. ST los libros de
ciencia siguen siendo pesados, hay CEN
tenares de poetas, novelistas, autores,
dramaticos, ensayistas, criticos y pc
riodistas que han dado al aleman Ia,
concisi6n, la claridad, la medida y Ell
ritmO.
Un teatro aleman es generalmente I'M
espectaculo de arte y no de comercio.
Un peri6dico contiene normalmente un]
buen articulo Una Exposition de Pin
tnras representa- alg1n esfuerzo tecni-
CO. Pero no hay gentes de aspecto dis
tinguido! He aqui el gran reproche de-
los ingleses. Los ingleses han cread0
artifcalmente una raza de especto aris-
tocratico Los alemanes, no. Uno de sus
teatros, Ell Kammerspiele, es induda-
blemente Ell teatro mas distinguido que|
existe en- Europa. Una salita 1ntima u
pequena, doscientos espectadores, q lo|
sumo; paredes de MADEIRA puida 81
Has de suave tercopelo;. 1lr eczema
pequeno y recogido; los actores pare
cen hablarnos al dido; dirlase que mol
pueden mentirnos nj alucinarnos COM
latiguillos y ret6ricas; las obras SOM
excelentes: las escriben poetas, verda-
deros poetas Y ell p1blico de este tea
tro principesco parece que ACADIA : de
dejar ell trabajo en- un almacen al por
mayor!
Els natural. I'm ex-alumno de Oxford
Q de Cambridge ha de mirar a los ale
names con. la mirada desdenosa conj
que paga la admiration de ~un depen-
diente de la City al pasar por La cal
lle Pero un aleman Sc siente herido
por ese desden, porque ese ex-alumno
de Oxford de Cambridge no asiste 81
teatro que resista la crltica, no lee. un
libro que no sea estupido, no dice una
palabra que tenga sentido espirituai.
Las escalas de valores es distinta. Pa
ra un aleman, La bondad esta en- ell
trabajo, en- la cosa, en- la obra. Para
1ln ingles hay, ademas, otra bondad,
que esta en- la raza, en- la distinction, en-
los modales, en- la ropa en- ell hombre.
Pero estas dferecias son, natural
mente, mas empiricas y pasajeras quel
profundas. En- ell fondo de todo, laI
diferencia es de dinero. Los ingleses
ricos son mas ricos que los alemanes
ricos tienen mas criados. En- Alema-
MIA, ..relativamente, no hay ricos nj po-
bres; los pobres de Alemania son nu-
cho menos pobres que los de Inglate-
IRA. Como en- Alemania no hay apenas
colonias, ha habido que repartir las RI
qfezas de AIemania con relativa equi-
dad.
de- Inglaterra I'M pueblo de ricos yde
pobres Ell enfiquecido en- las colonias Sc
ha transformado EN- un senior al vol
yer q Inglaterra, y ell pobre ha prefe-
rido ser criado del rico ser obrero.
Fuertes SON las Trade-Unions en- Ingla-
terra; mas fuerte aun el ejercito de
lacayos, cocheros, ayudas de camara,
iardinerOS Y nOrterOS.
He aqul 10 substantial de esta anti
patia entire los dos pueblos, mejor dicho,
entire las classes gobernantes de ambos
pueblos. Ell ingl6s es un senior de he
chos~y derecho: el aleman no 10 es. Ell
ing1es aprende mandar desde que es nj
10, y 10 hace bien, con energ1a y sin VIC
- -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
POSTMASTER IS BUSY
Department Tells Him to Count Every
Piece of Mail Handled in May

A. e. King. postmaster, is the only
really busy man in the city at pres
ent. Mr.. King never has much time
to idle away but it's worse than ever
right now.
The postal department has sent
out orders that the mail handled
during May is to be counted. The
department wants to know h low
many pieces are received and how
many times each piece is handled.
Mr.. King has just started the work,
but he thinks the re are about 1000
to 1900 pieces in and out of his Of
fee in day and that each piece has
to be handled at least four times.
Fsom this it is easy to see that rum
ming post office is no sinecure.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
GASOLINE PRICE SHAVED
Costs About Two Gents Less than last
Year. Competition Causes Drop.

Without any apparent reason, gas
. oline has declined. in price until at
the present time it can be purchased
in Redwood Falls at from Ia cents
to Is cents a gallon.
Last year gasoline sold for as high
as 20 cents. The competition is said
to be stronger this year than ever,
and SO far as local managers are able
to find out, this is the only reason
for the falling off of the price.
More gasoline is being used every
year and the business has grown
greatly in the last few years. The
companies are fighting for the busi-
ness and hence the lower prices.
The Standard Oil company has a
number of RIVALS for trade and while
the companies are smaller they are
all active competitors.
When the automobile came prom
inently into use, the price of gaso-
line was Immediately raised. Each
year it has been raised until last
year and the year before "the juice"
was very prominent part of the
expense Of running an automobile.
A few years ago it could be purchased
at 8 cents.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
FIRST MINNESOTA, ATTENTION!
Remnant of Historical Regiment Will
Meet in st. Paul on June 22.

Seventy-five time worn veterans
of the Civil war will greet each other
at the old capitol building. st. Paul,
June %.
They will be half of the survivors
rof the First Minnesota regiment
which fifty years ago marched away
in response to Abraham Lincoln's
call for troops. At that time the
regiment mustered 1,045 men. To-
lay $50 are alive. They are scat
,ered all over the union and not
more than half will be at the ami
/, 5ersary meeting in St. Paul.
: The committee on arrangements
las been appointed by Samuel Lily
eff Waterville, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09

Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys and cure them permanently.
Can you doubt Redwood Falls evi.
dence?
Mrs. J. M. Gemmill, Bridge ST.,
Redwood Falls, Mimi, says: 81
used Doan's Kidney Pills about
eight years ago and they restored
me to good health. For two. weeks
l was laid up by pains in my back
and could not arise from a chair
without assistance. There was a
burning pain over my kidneys and
felt all run down. On my mothers
advice, | used Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at Hitchcock's drug store
and the contents of one box entirely
cured me. Since that time / have
not been troubled to any extent by
my kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster MiIburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Doan s.
and take no other.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
place in Minneapolis and left last
week To assume her new duties.

place in Minneapolis and left last
week to assume her new duties.
Under the present management
the Kahler house is advertising Red
wood Falls as good place to stop
and the business being done shows
that the travelling public appreciates
this fact.
The reputation established. it is
said, will be maintained if not i'm
proved upon by Mrs. Kermott and
the service she has given since TAX
ing charge justifies this opinion.
There are also two new cooks,
Nellie and Alice O'Neil, sisters,
whose efforts are doing much to
make the hotel popular.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
DOCTORS MEET AT MORTON
Several Entertained Here; July Gathering
Booked for Redwood Falls

A meeting of the Camp Release
District Medical society was held at
Morton last week. Drs G. R. Pease,
Thomas Finn and A. G. Chadbourn
of this city attended the meeting.
A number of the doctors from
west of here returned to Redwood
Falls with the local physicians and
were entertained by them during the
evening. Those who were here were:
M. M. Hauge, Clarified; M. H.
Marker, Dawson; c. E. Rogers.
Montevideo; F. H. Hackney, Granite
Falls; N. A. Nelson, Clarified; E.
20. Gary, Madison; 7. w. Penhall,
Morton; A. A. Steinsru1, Dawson;
and DR.. Zunbeck, Montevideo.
The physicians of the northern
part of Redwood county have de-
cided to unite with the Camp Re-
lease society while those in the
southern part of the county will go
with an organization that includes
Brown and other counties. There
are FIVE counties in the Camp Re-
lease association.
The next meeting of Camp Re-
lease will be held in Redwood Falls
on July 27.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
HANDICAPPED.
This Is the Case With Many Red
wood Falls People.

Too many Redwood Falls citizens
are handicapped with a bad back.
The unceasing pain causes constant
misery, making work a burden and
STOPPING and lifting an impossibility.
The back aches at night. preventing
refreshing rest and in the morning
is stiff and lame. Plasters and lini-
ments may give relief but cannot
reach the cause. To eliminate the
pains and aches you must cure the
kidneys.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09

Duluth Herald which is member
of the Associated Press. Duluth is
the smallest city of the country to
be represented on the directorate of
that association.
1t is not so very many years since
Mr.. Weiss was employed in The Ga
zette Office. He is not working for
The Gazette at present. His mother
still lives at North Redwood and he
is frequent visitor in this city.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
To Build Photograph Gallery.

II. D. Thorp is to erect a studio
on the lot west of the Barnes-Smith
building, work to begin at once.
The building is to be "a by 20, two
stories in front. 1t will be used ex-
clusively as a studio, taking the
place Of the small building in which
Mr.. Thorp has been doing his pho
tographic work. It will be of brick
with an ornamental front and large
display windows.
The lot was sold by Robinson &
Company.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
A. c. Weiss Again Honored.

A. C. Weiss. a former Redwood
Falls boy, has again been honored
by being elected a director Of one Of
the biggest organizations in the
world. The Associated Press.
Mr.. Weiss is the publisher Of the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
CHANGE AT KAHLR HOUSE.
RS. KermOtt Now landlady. Mrs
Fountain Goes to Minneapolis.

a Mrs. E. Kermott is now landlady
L the Kahler house. She has served
,fl similar capacity and with
.aaarked success at st. Peter, LAM
~ erton and Minneapolis.
h, Mrs. Jennie Fountain, the former
.ndlady has secured an excellent
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09
For Sale.

For Sale.
WI sec 22-112-36, Redwood Co.
100 acres. All under cultivation.
no buildings.
NE4 sec. 6-112-35, Redwood Co.
1880 acres. 70 acres under cultiva-
ton, no buildings, just outside city
limits Of Redwood Falls.
If interested make me an offer.
GEORGE D. SMITH,
Ala. Breckenridge, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-05-09

Cleaning and Repairing
clothes. as a business, may not ap-
peal to many folk. We are glad it
does not, because it is our chosen
profession.
We Like the Work
and can assure you, if your garments
need remodeling you will make no
mistake by letting US make the ale
iteration.
NEIMAN. Tailor
Postoffice Block.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08

Dem 80 Sabre alien, pbbdhlpisn
ghurles sobnfon nurpe geftern in eli
ner BirtbihaFt an Syront uno Sptd=
more StraBe pdbrenb zines Grgus
ments iiber oas Wablrefultat BON eis
mem Reger Ramsns Spbn Dtltoms
Der re6te 4ugnpfel auseefhlugsn.
JobnIon purbe in I6perperlestem3 3u=
itdnOe mad bem 5ofpital gebruht,
Ddbreno Williams pegen unorbentlis
den 8etraqens eingeiperrt ipurbe.
Der g Sabre ate plun1ber 2ouis
s. J}iemes pDn go. 1872 6offner
StraBe, 8ruDer bes @igentbiimers oes
gtiemes Gaf6s an Wsit 5. 2lpenue,
fpurbe geitsrn QbenD in benz 9eDrdnqe
cn Der 5. 4eenue UNI Glm StraBs
nit folder Wuht dngerempelt, buB er
fein 8Ieih9etptht oer'or uno i'm TalIsn
nit Dem 8opf qegen einen etIernen Ga.
ternenpfoiten f6Iug. Gr mar befpubt=
log, alS er uufgeboben unb in etnem
QatroIlDa9en mad benz ftdbtiTten 6oz
Ipttdl qebruht purbe. 6ter ite[Ite es
iih 6eraus, odB er strs Iettts aDpfs
ipun0e erlttten hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08

Sam Die Cincinnati Srnit So. eiuem
ytfebl bes Staats.Snufs
Scpartemeuts
in gesua auf bic Ansmersuus seiuil'
Ter Garlebeu uahl.

Der 3ped Der tiir3liheH geiute,
pelhe grdmindtorsn oes ftaatlthen
gont Iepartsments Der Cincinnati
5ruit 60. abssitattst haben, puros gsz
fern aufg.tlart, uls 5err Geo, T..
Cor, Der prdIiDent Der 8aRt, cine
ihriftliAs grtldruug ubgub, fpeIde
bon oen gramiuatorsu, Die bier ndren,
tiuitimmig iuooiiirt puroe. 0is IS
itsint, babsn bic Qtttsren BET l5rer
rsguIGrsn Suipettion Der hisiigsn
Staatsbautsn siEs 4n5abl 8urIsheH,
tp.l6e DieGincinnati sruitgo. gepdbrt
bate, tritiiirt, nurauf bic geamten
Der gant Iofort Iritultsn gstroffeu
hd6en, nm nieIelbsn aus ihrsn 9u6ern
3u ItaffeH.
Der g6efsGramiuator Dodge uub
ietne QIIiitenten 5inHan uno Romer
iparen lei Der gsitrigsH SiBung Der
gants Dirsttoren 3uge9en, I'm etren
geri6t lbsr bas 9Orgsbsn Der 2eBte'
rem entoeasnsune6msu. lie 8tretto'
ren. nit ausnuhme BON Geo. 8.
Wort6inatpn npu gleuslauo, SobH
Gmpats, Der iih in Rem gort bsfins
bet. uno Dan. 5smingpGp. Der gegsn'
pdrtis in got Springs, Grt., netlt,
tpor.n ebenfals unpeIeno.
RAD Der 0erIummlung puroen Tols
o.nbe GrtIGruRseu bstanut gegebeu:
Cincinnati, 7. Rpbember 1911.
9i. Cincinnati 5ruIt 60. bat uuter
i6reu 4ttipen serpiFs DorIshen uno
anleiben> eefiibrt, pelhe bon BEN
Staats gant Depdrtement aIs iibers
mdbige 9arIeben be3siauet noroen
fiub. on Der resuldrsn Wtonotsiisung
Der Iirettpren, peIte heute Nahmitz
tuq o6aebaIten tpprben lit, tpuroen bic
BON bem Department ge'tslten Jora
oerunoen in elmer 3ufrieoenitelsnoen
Weife erfunt, inbem ale oieie Oars
I.ben, peIte tritifirt porbeu Daren,
aug ben glttrn gsihafft pprbsH
finn. SEQ. .. Cor.
glrGfnent Der Cincinnati 3ruit 60.
Die grtl1runa bes oerrn Cor in
g.suq duf bic Qffoire Der Cincinnati
Sruit Co., betr. Der 4usmsr5ung gez
tpiiTer DorIe6en aus ihrsn giiheru, lit
FORFEIT uno i'm Gintlang nit unieren
Gmpfeblungen.
Wl. 5inmau, Grau,tuotpr.
g. +. Rpmer.
gbas. R. Dodge. gbief grartnator
Cbtp Stodts 9ant Oepartemeut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08
SuIius Stetttnheim be

Sulius Stetteuheim, Der
greife 5unoriit. feierte am 2. glooemz
bsr isinen aht3igIteu 8eburtstag unb
bot anlGBLid oieiss WiegenfeIteS 't4
Islbit unter oem 9itel nSn eigener
Sahe" nas foIgeroe bumoriitliae
8orport gsItrieben.
qBcl sy bra iclba. qotnob uoa lane rt8t a&tsig,
gri4tticu m,E0 Ium 5'h et5 8ra,usana
llnO is6r b,irieotgt oratt sy mir o's SaEb.
3,r ,tue .Ommt urs: ioqt: geis rua4F ou Oas,
Qerfudssr R,r' in aeiHem bobtr alisE
6dltt ou 70 rGHiq Hob ben GebtrpaltsC
llno Ibrgibh ben 99ippbeu cDsr i0Ht 10 NOS!
Ter aroert gu iabh boz ausm Sabr
60 mtstrta aus 70 editt tar nta S.e,r
lns btut roo Itbf eu! Gus tn Rpuosrbar.
Ger brittle: @upssrbar II gar ttta gegt
Shier orsttis Sabre trtaff al Rdris6Gos aeasEa
seu Wpt6fpop RDtubene bsm 5sfttn
Cur man9eu Rtsiss ndr's Der FtHs Rosa.
Ser sierts tritt NIT eti,u @ortsr Elm:
Siuqf parheh Ibert1ptli bus 9elcas,
nno nia5t sinmaf aft6otrt auf ber stsae
5n bsiHem Utter atbps tstH grobr' S1nstui
oqbt Cant tbr srsuHbtl aA. Der sSuotlgrsss"
yileih IA NOS 70 piel 9teb, uidt su retteu
linb bed pia ,ttHsr nit mir tauiaeH a9sttsnt
81 wttts uiht. neil los sGnJ h8sF msis
liuo furs unb gut. ibr Serv'u 10 isbe uo4.
Rt4ts 6a6nrss gibt's, H'ets rtf res ats ssS YES
bgHs
uaou gotlIsr mir oas bate aBort Sssssssn;
Has Q.6su 1T otr @R,tr bobtes bsh
Giugaa, bab to ptt Gin altts aaus
Mun hfute nod uHh bab' Ne NIT RebdetH,
llup men tie Hlpt gsfaasn, osr macs iaetas
Tod uHttt uns, 10 mao Mir Htnts earsuh-
llub ruft "a .ShluRs emit aus ess CFsns ghar.
uHo msrb' To ebue mstt'tss stnafhitaEu,
I'm eann ais Ragt naG ohsn fpTtsRfsssgsn 90
G.sIlssat ia'a ssstu i&saa asS aia sssi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08
Rleine Eoliseinad,ribtea

- Gin nnbetannter 8ieb enttpens
bette BON elmer npr osm 9rano gtntral
go6nhaf fiebenosn maihine oes glutos
mobilperlsibers 3umitein Stpei RE
ierps Raoreifen.
Sn Der Nontds Ratt itattete
elm gort Climber Ser Bobnung
bes 9eorg psnsrs an 2urdp ao. ndbe
Qllpine 4ldce eineu geiuh ab uHo
entipenbete S34 in gaar.
- SsutHant Rimmo pom 8. Diftritt
nurbs friih ssitsrn Worgen telephoz
Mid benahrihttgt, boB Iif Ginbre6er
in benz gaufe 90. 1912 Race StraBe
bsfdnbsn. Gr entfanbte fpfort eineu
ga.roIipnsen mit qoli5iiten, iebpt
tonnten bic 0ecmten tetus Spur BON
ben anssbIi9sn Ginbrsdsra finosH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08
Grfidt.
EMiFsmacbrif,teH.

Rem gort, 7. Nop. abgeg.:
r9ronprin5 Dtlbelm" nah Bremen;
ggisup gmite+bam" nah Rotteroam;
.Tuca 3egli 4bru33i" nda Reapel; /;
.Qntouio 2ope3~ naa Gaoi3.
philadelphia. anget.: rRs=
rion" bon 2trerppoI.
Baltimore. Qnget.: vg6emnis"
uno ,Redar" pon Bremen.
Qiperpool. 2tnget.: sMaursz
tania4 pon gtefp gprt.
4ntDerpen. 4nget.: ~8ao,-s
lamb" pou Jterp gort.
GuesnstDnn. 4nget.: rSos
berforb" BON qbtlabeIpbta mad SiDers
ppol.
Bottom. 4bgsg.: nQrabjc" mad
2iperpool.
Qoubon. 4ngst.: .WdnneapoIts
bon Rem gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08

Dor uns liegt - 10 Ieisu mir i'm
.SSremoenblatt" Elm pergilbtes Pa-
pier. Gs lit bon toitbarsr Qrt. Denn
es trdst bic Sdrift5iige 5ran3 2iBt's.
heFen 4nbenten in oieTsn 2ageu 10
begeiitsrt sefstert ptrb. Der UteiIter
odntt Sapbir fir bic pubLtsiitiihs
6Droeruns. Die btsIer ieiner aunit bat
sutbeil Derben Iafen, uHb Iobt ibn
iiber alle Maben. Ter fruu80Iii4 ges
idriebens grief Srdn3 QiBt's an M.
u. Saphir lautet in oeutiaer llebers
iegun9:
sd babe Sbntn fnon geTast, ulein
lteber Sapbtr, meins S6ruahe ift:
Elm oontbarss GeIdopf 3u isin. alio
- ih tperoe nieuals eas Datum oes
april 1888 osrseHeu lunssrs5ust sinis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-08
W. Wl. Friedman. Dem. /. .957.

20. M. 5riebman, DEM, 1857.
8icesUtanor: 3. g. 3apts, Rep.
1,442; 6. s. Reab, 9en., 1881.
aubitor: 8. 8. 9ebbdrt, Rep.
1923; W. 6. Campbell, Dem, / ,959.
ShaBmeiiter: Geo. Gtacep, Rep,
l 1,639; S.m. 8ribgeman, Gem, 1 ,728.
Stdbtonnalt; 5. 6. Gngelbarot, g.,
1853; 6. u. 9epe, DEM, 1856.
Stabtratbsz zMttglieDer atsldrge: 9.
Balter Gents, Rsp., 1,64O; 8. 9.
Slune, Rep.. /, ,405; M. 9. 6bepbarp,
Rep., 1,702; G. 6. Carroll, g., 1,651; /;
5. .. Dtdsrfon, O., 1892; S. 8ern,
Dem, 1880.
WdroSStdbtratbs sMitglieoer: grite
Murb: Sames 8. gurrin. Rep., 326;
8eo. S6uIts, o., 1873. 3tpsite Dorb
Geo. 5ut, Rep. 613; 6. so. aesfe,
9em., 431. 8ritte Mdrb: sSo6n 8lein
IT,, Rep., 168; 5reb. Gangman, 0em.,
235. gisrte Daro: !. @. 5oDber,
Rsp.. 666; 90. U1. asaep, Dem, $50.
WarDz4Teforen: grfte Wdrb: 2tl.
Berger. Rep, 349; eyoi. SdiQmDaer,
8em., 341. 3psite Wurb: R.guB IT,,
Rep. .<422; G. @. Wigoins, DEM, 185.
9ritte WdfD. asr-8. gorbes r., Rep,
185; iSranf mcGrap. Dem., 222.
8isrte Warb: gbas. 9urflen, Rep.,
528; Sohn Monaban, Dem, 450.
Shulratb: SObn 6uBner, Rep,
1868; Dan. WeHeit, Rep, 399; Gbas.
Wintsn. Rep, 288; Carl g. 5aas,
Dent, 359; Gmerp Wac0oneq, 3em.,
263; Rpbt. 80. 3. 9bompTon, DEM,
449.
9 GENET buRg ntsberges
ftimmt.
Die geplnnte gingemsinoung BON
Rortpooo pirb iih niht psrpirtlinsu
laffen, oenn in HOrnoob puroe pds
proi.tt nit grober maioritGt nieoer-
geitimmt. gBis 8. ). gisrIon, Der
8orfibsr bes republifaniIhsn 3ams
pugnetommittess BON PorDooD, beute
MOrgsn um / lIbE sr4Grts, purbeu
in 13 Der IA 9re3intte Norz
pooos fir bic Gingemsinounq IT'S
Stimmen unb bagsgen 2348 Stimmen
abseg.ben. s3pn benz IA. Brs3intt lag
ods DabIsrge6niB iopsit nod nidt
por.
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bunt's grfIdrun q.

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WiQfommener ge'ud)er.

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