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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26

ings of n other deliberate body as.
sembled in any other country in the
world in the last five years.
Judging from conditions and sen.
timent l have observed" added MIR
Gardner. New jersey will give Gov.
ernor Wilson a big plurality in No
vember. The New Jersey people like
Wilson because he has displayed
courage and backbone.
II am confident that Wilson will
carry nearly. II not all. of the New
England states. Tho result in Yer.
mont indicates which way the wind
is blowing. and I shall be in no way
surprised If that Gibraltar Of repub-
hcanism should give its electoral vote
to Governor Wilson,"
Beauties OF North Carolina.
During all this hot September
weather in the cities. the people in
the North Carolina mountains. where
l happened to be. were luNuriating
beside great open wood fires" said
Claude Bennett. who has just re-
turned from the old north state. The
logs were seven feet long. and the
crispness. In some piaces-Lake
ToNaway. for instance-there were
double fireplaces. one in the hotel
and h other outside on the broad
veranda. The veranda promenaders
enjoyed stopping in front of the blaz-
ing logs, whether they felt the heat
or not.
Go to Asheville and stay there or
take any road in any direction. and
YOU a get boating. lake bathing.
horseback riding. mountain climbing.
and other outdoor sports. Likewise.
You can see the purple gorgeousness
of the North Carolina hills and the
verdure of the mountains-a limitless
coloring and variety of wild flowers.
inspiring to behold. You can look
down upon the clouds floating below
like oceans of milk, and when you
drive among the farms and valleys
you can fill YOU vehicle with big red
apples and peaches and plums. and II
the owner of an orchard catches you,
he tells YOU to help yourself. We In
the north do MOI realize what a Won
derful climate North Carolina has
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26

Still. the best cards Woodrow has
played so far have been getting at
loggerheads with Murphy and Smith.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26
Leaves IS to Husband.

%o W huSUouIus
BY her will. Mrs. Christianna P.
Corbitt of Philadelphia beueathes to
her husband, William D. Corbitt. "the
sum OF IS and the use of rentals from
real estate. should there be any. This
I did after careful consideration and
much thought by reason Of said Will
lam D. Corbitt's behavior and treat
ment to me. After %bequeathing 81
to a half sister. the ~testatrix leaves
the residue of the estate to Henry A..
Wylie, a friend, "for his kind SYM
pathy when in trouble"
Mrs. Corbitt's estate amounts to
$1,000.
Blind Men Organize Club.
A blind mems club has been organ
lied at Macon. Ga. There are nine
teen charter members, but more will
be added. The club will conduct a
campaign against blind street mendi.
cants. This is the first club Of its
kind in the south.
Jumps in River for Dog.
Edward Murphy. n Jersey City
lighterman, Is s. richer BECAUSE he
jumped into the East river and res
cued a King Charles spaniel, the pet
Of Miss Rose Cranlcy of Boston, who
was a passenger on the United Fruit
steamer Zacapa.
Wine Too Costly for Packers.
American meat packers will try to
set themselves right before the world
at their national convention at Chi
cago next month. They have been
so burdened by the high cost Of liv-
ford wine at their banquet. This bev.
erage will be omitted from the menu.
Oldest Yale Graduate Dead.
Charles X. Atwood Of Newington.
Conn. he Oldest graduate Of Yale
and a member OF the class OF l843, IL
dead, aged % years.
Amazing Ignorance.
A man who had never heard Of
Colonel Roosevelt. George Washing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26

Talk of bringing Diaz back to Mex
leo suggests that worse seems to be
happening right along.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26
Madame schumann.Heink.

oC1Hu1H1ItI1s1 teInR.
The regular seat sale for the en-.
gagement of Madame Schumann-
Heink at the Metropolitan theater
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26
Robbed of His Whiskcrs.

When Benjamin Tice of Old Bridge,
N. j., al plodding along a lonely
stretch of road a band of men sud-
denly surrounded him and ordered
Hands up" Tice did as ordered. He
begged them not to shoot him and said
he would urn owe all of his possess
sions. 'All we want is your whiskers.''
solemnly declared the r%ingleader.
Shears were produced and the deed
was performed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26
Old Servant Gets a Fortune.

Old Servant Gets q Fortune.
Faithfulness has won for Minnie
Prehm of Bloomington, ILL.,, a servant.
a reward Of $4,000. When the will
Of Miss Susan E. Loehr was admitted
to probate it read: I'm testimony to
the long. faithful services of Minnie
Prehm rendered me. l will hat she
be provided for so that she will have
it easier the remainder of her days on
earth. In consideration Of her serv-
ices in appreciation of her womanly
virtues. 1 hereby give and bequeath
all of the property. real and personal
and mixed, of which I shall die seized.
to her, Minnie Prehm. for and during
her natural life. l direct that Minnie
Prehm shall have full control of all
my property and use the same AS she
may desire. and that what may re-
main after her death shall go to my
nearest kin living at the time of her
DEATH" Vigorous objections were fl
ed, but the will was probated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26

Amazing Ignorance.
A man who had heard OF
Colonel Roosevelt. George Washing
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26

Oldest Yale Graduate Dead.
Charles x. Atwood Of Newington,
Conn. the Oldest graduate OF Yale
and a member Of the class OF is43. IA
dead, aged % years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-26
Curious Conversations

Ages before the Roman empire pc
troleum was used by the Egyptians.
Electricity is used for obtaining
lime, soda and ammonia-from the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

A sheep saved q battalion on French
soldiers from a cold night In the
mountains and perhaps from a more
serious disaster In the n~eighborhood
Of Mentone.
A battalion Of an Alpine regiment
had started from Sospel. a plateau
IN the hills above Mentone, where
there ara picturesque golf links. and
wRs lost In q heavy fog.
Nobody had q compass. and know
ing the dangers OF the mountain the
ofhcer In charge Of the battalion gave
orders 70 hls men 20 ham and make
the best OF things until the fog lifted.
But a stray sheep saved the situa'
ton. With vivid recollection OF the
grass OF the gospel golf links the
sheep was h~urrying down the noun.
tain side and plunged right through
the battalion.
The soldiers followed. and they ar
rived az Sospel an hour later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

Il n not common 10 find a person
who can correctly estimate the lapse
3f . single second. But In these days
Of speeding automobiles. the exact
time when each OF two colliding 70
hlcles must have occupied particular
spots may be a matter OF great I'M
p~ortance. In q recent experiment .
car took nearly fwo seconds I'd step
after brakes were applied. and I'm that
tue II moved nineteen feet SO even
fractions Of a second are important
one can train himself 20 estimate even
tenths OF q second Try n with 9
watch. and n will De found that Il Is
Just possible 20 count ten In the lapse
uf q single second But one must
count very fast to 90 it-Sclenti1o
American
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

FOR SALE OR EXCANGE-BAR-
GAIN-60 acres. > room house. clear
ed. fenced and under irrigation. fine
land.will sell cheap for cash or pay
ments. or trade for clear Northern
property. which can be used as col
lateral Look Al ID before buying
only > miles from Brownsville Farm
Block -" and Scots half OF Block
u.s.. Chicago Gardens. Make offer.
~. Fooe krummeT. Salt Lake City.
.Uath. 2-e-3Otd-4tW
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17
SEWER BONDS SOLD
BEFORE ELECTION



Mothershead. J. H. Graham. secre-
tary 0f the Commercial Club. N. "A.
p.h s-...o~a ......to
~
SeniinE tne iirm " Suthe'iiA ~ TO-
dealers IN bonds. etc. Of Kansas
civ The main object NJ law meet
a.r,,.. a.
issue Oi bonds Tor the sewer ana
street improvements.
Nj was decided to cali an election
f3r the issue 81 bonds for sewerage To
the extent OK $4,000. and after a
little more d~eliberation. to have anO-
Their election for street Improvements
The exact things that the latter
would be used for Az the moment not
being fully determined.
u was decided, owing a. the scar
ciiy 0f time ~ auction Che bonds oli
al the meeting. taking into consider
alton. however, the contingency that
the election might fail. and that The
state might use is priority ID the
purchase Of municipal bonds. J IA
Crawford was appointed auctioneer,
and the only two bidders were J. r.
Sutherlin N the above = mentioned
firm and II. A. Robertson. The first
offer was par and a bonus 81 $500
additional This for the issue M
S3n.n0o bonds and any others
that might follow later The bidding
was exceedingly interesting and
urged On Pm that prince of auctio-
neers. J I. Crawford. the bidders
waxed to The contest, looking Al each
other AS II AT a poker game. taking m
minute 70 throw a cigar out OF the
window. grinding 2 heel into the
of W 70 OF INTO q corner a
eNpecioraie The bonds were finally
bought ny Mrsutherlin TOR PAT value
and a bonus oi $500. The bonds. M
issued, VIII De s per cent, payment
optional after fifteen years. and not
longer thah forty years The eier-
lions VIII be held ~ March
ward carpenter was also at the
meeting ~ exhibited a map thai
ne haa maae' giving location Of the
preliminary on'ilhe MI sewer
an amusing incident "nich added
even greater interest % the meeting
was furnished ns some genius VINO
happeAea " De present 'olonei het-
WOO was presiding a. chairman OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

YOU WANT Bookkeeping. short
hand. Typewriting. Penmanship etc .
at Draugh0ns Brownsville College. 4
link 81 the world-famed schools (,
Three months tuition. only $4,000.
Eight more $4,000 lifetime scholar
ships. only $1,000. Individual IN
struction. In other words. every fell
low Al a desk t0 himself. with a
teacher al bis elbow when he needs
10. Day and night sessions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17
AMUSING BULL

Dr. William RI. Welch, president
OF the American Medical association.
vas defending the cause az vivisec-
tion, and arguing that many thou
sands ~ lives have been saved by
the knowledge gathered from cutting
MP animals. Then be made ar
"Irish bull"
Il deny," he said. with emphasis
shat the animals suffer unspeakablt
AgonieG "-Po Magazine
7reas Saving Of Tsma-
The manager Or one On the electric
light companies az the western part
q the country has greatly facilitated
the business o. making the monthly
readings q meters BY having these
instruments placed On the rear
porches Of houses instead 81 In the
cellars. About half OF the meters of
this company are nos located IN some
convenient and protected place n the
nar M the house. where N IN always
accessible without regard 10 the pres
ence or absence a. tha inmates OF the
house. Thn resale Ia that TIA averngn
Time fofmerlF consumed ~ tha Lm
npeetor h. been eut about Ia hall
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

FOR SALE At Bargain Let MI
rice bran in sacks. damaged. ouanti-
ties 10 suit purchasers. call on d..
L. Macmanus. 2-fa-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

FOR RENT-H0usekeeplng rooms
two and three room suits, newly
furnished: ali c0nrenicnces. three
blocks business center. Inquire H0-
Hotel Hoyt. iii Adams. 2-6-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

ROOMS FOR LIGHT Housekeeping.
furnished or unfurnishcd 1923 Ma
olson ST., opposite Clay's Bakery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-02-17

FOR SALE-Tw0 lots and small
house, centrally located; near pas
senger depot. Inquire Evers0n Gar
age. 1-27-3Ot
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-21

TAX drazf ctenafi, pc boufi bel
va dycky iasno. Vod tS DOLBY co
sem dial muj poctivei receipts iak
Sc della strudl a knedIik elefantus.
dostal sem tolik %dikGvzdani, pc
chvaly a podekovani cd vdeGnejch
hospodynek, az SEN z toho, jak Sc
fika celej S famfrn6l. Svatosvate
sem Sc zafek, re US vic trpicimu
Glovetenstvu radit nebudu, proto-
re komu nejni rady, tomu nejni
pomoci.
To 81 povas'e, jak mi bylo u ST.
cete, dys mi jedna hospodyne, tax
to vytecna kuchafka, kera die sv5
no doznani ami "kuchafku" nepo-
tfebuie, protoze to ma vsecko tu-
hle, pfi tom ma cello ukazujic, sc
do me pustila ma vefejnei ulici a
davala mi lekci zkrz ten navod Il
pax v umGni kuchafsk6m. "Sev-
&c drz sc kopyta" sopt6la, a pti
tom sermovala pravou rukou voko
10 my lew tvafe, re sen uznal "a
lepsi zahybat drive neil jeff lekci
zakonci n6jaktm padn5m ar"u-
mentem. NejSem 2 toho v. da /
kefi v6fi, &c v6domosti II nipady
Sc vtloukaji do hlavy pestma. A
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-21
DOMACl zPRAVY.


We stfedu napadlo asi S palcn
sn6hu
Martin hostel cd Wagner byl
zde navstevou v ntery.
Jan Machacek Cd Lake Andes
byl zde n~avstevou tento tJdne.
T j Donahu 2 Creighton ie zde
navstevou u sve dcery pi. F. M.
Blfzka.
Pr. N. Koletzkfho byla navste-
YOU u pfatel u Geddes ma zseatku
ttdne.
Frank Frana odjel do Omahy
We Gtvrtek navstevou kde Sc zdrzi
nejaky Gas.
Pf. FIR. Hakla z Yankton byla
zde navstevou u deti ma zacatku
tydne.
Pi. AL Mikoty z Yankton byla
navstevou u sve matky, pi. Jana
Kortana pres nedeli.
Ludvik Hakl byl u Wagner ma
zatatku tydne ma prohlidce sve far
my kterou ma ma prodej.
James Novak Sc vratil 2 Kansas
a We Gtvrtek Sc navratil do sveho
domova v Yellowstone Park.
Steve Zolnowski re Scotland "a
potal pracovati ma Lestervillske
bance CO knihveda minuly tyden.
Herman a Robinson z Tyndall
dohotovili barvenf a dekoraci WHIT
fku hostince M. B. Welfa tento
tyden.
Josef Blachnfk Sc navratil do
sveho domova v La Crosse, Wis.
20 tSdennf navst9ve zde u rodicG
a pfibuznych.
RAINY ma obrazy vsech velikosti
zhotovuje j. F. hostel u zdejsi
Mercantile Co. Veskera prace sc
kona jer "a hotove.
+. w. Vavra prodal svoji 16C
akrovou farmu u Lakeport Alder.
tn Tankovi minuly tyden. Frank
hodl6 jiti dale ma zapad, do move
kraiiny.
Ma prodei, par mulakn, vahy
100 liber, tez now Old Hickory
vdz dplnS, a takfka move buggy
bez stfechy. Jos. Pecenka, Lake
port. 5. ID.
Kdo' by 81 pfal Victor Recordy
svetoveho houslisty Jana Kubeli,
ka. jsou M prodej u V. l.. Mrvika
v Lakeport mimo mnoho jinych
Gesktch a anglickfch kCsu
Jan F. Hostel, X Szymanski a
Josef Rezac Sc shtastnili velkeho
sjezdu rytifd Kolumbovych '
Yankton V nedeli Posledne jme.
noyant byl Pullman do fadu.
Martin Souhrada koupil so akrI
pozemku cd Jos. Freidla "a $55
akr. 81. Marie Freidlova koupiIa
zbyvajfcich 80 akri 2 teze fanny
ma nichz Sc nalezaly stavby a plat
la SIS "a akr.
Drazby Karla Macha jenz Sc Cd
bSvala We meste minulou sobotu
Sc shcastnil znaGnS pocet lidu ale
malo Sc "bazelo." Jen jeden par
koni byl prodan a ostatni nasled.
KEN smesne maltch nabidek byli
z prodeje watt. Vozy a kocary
Sc r%ozprodali "a pfimefenou cenu
Mastal Sc neprodala.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-21

ie-li tomu tax, tedy chci zdstat
tax hloupym jak sem.
Vod jine sem dostal dopis mad
kertm sem prolejval hofky Shy,
Psala mi totiz takto:
Pane Votrubo! Co vas to, Wy
nosata nestviro napadlo dat do
novin receipts. jak Sc della knedlik
ia sem verne fsecko die vaseho
nahledu udelala, protoze muj kne
dliky moe rad, a tet takovf ne
chGesti! Hrnec novel "a dollar a
pull pryc; muj .%starej ma rozbitej
palec u nohy jak mu ma nej kne-
dix spat, a este Sc chuderka sta
roslliva bezmala udusil dys mu v
krku uvaz. Este dobfe Re sem
mela v ruce vafetku, kerou sem
mu pomohIa knedlik do zaloudku
dostat. len Sc este vopovaste ne
co takov5ho dat do novin, a pax
Sc spolu vyrovname, Wy dareba-
ku, Wv lumpe!-*
Nechci tel PAM vodporovat v nj
Gem, ale to j hned mohlo napad-
nout, re dyz della knedliky, by
jich udelala vic, a to 2 TT pffciny
dys by jejfmu starymu prvni uvaz
v krku, ably hned mel pc ruce dru
hej, kerym by ten prvnf hnedka
moch srazit dolu do chftanu.
S tim strudlem to dopadlo este
hGf, Re ami nechci vo tom psat.
Zkrze to mi zas jedna dala AUS
puc' re pref strudl ud9lala a dala
ven vychladnout. Jejich pes pref
Sc toho zmocnil. pax nabubfel a
vicekrat pref strudl zrat nebude z
dobry pficiny chcfp. Name
dvoji skodu z vaseho hloupyho ma
padu', pise mi.
NJ dobfe. Mole vina to nejni
re to SERIAL.
Tet ale ctenafi, mann pro vas
velezajfmavou novinku. Hadejte
co to je. Nevfte? Nuz. prozra-
dim to. Veliky objev mad kerfm
celei svet Dude vyvalovat voti.
Dial sem 81 totiz patentovat auto
maticky dojic krav, kerej YAM cas-
tecne popisu abyste vo tom NELL
pon6tf: Jedna cast aparatu vod
nfA dou slahounky k vemenu, SO
pfipevni krave M tumak, a jak
krava hubou mele. eli pfezvykuje
zvduch We slahounkach Sc ztlatuje
a klapky pax z vemena s~sajou mill
ko kerry tece do pejle. Druha
cast Sc pfipevni krave ma vocas, a
iak sc timto vohdni, to dodav6 il
neim castim pohybu ktere kravu
konejsi krotf. Tedy dys krava
nechce stat a kope. spusti Sc fono-
graficka cast kera j zafve do u
cha ''hou, mrcho prach stakramen
ska (pfipomfnam Re do fonogra-
ficky Gasti Sc mIze dat jinej re
kord S vybranymi jmeny. jaky 81
mattel kravy Dude pfat)". Dys
krava n~epfestane kopat anebo je
TAX nepokoina, Re plnej pejl mlika
povali, nebo do mel slapne, tn pa
ka u stroje popadne stolicku ma
niz Sc phi dojenf soda a kravu po-
fadne pocne krotit, fonograf zaG.
ne il castovat jmepy, zvonek FAC
ne zvonit a to je znameni pro hos
podafe ably V zajmu kravy zakro-
Gil. To Sc provede macknutim ma
knofik jenz Sc naleza ma zadnim
stehne kravy mad kolenem.
Zdejsi znalci CO stroj videli, Ia
ST mad jeho ddmyslnosti a dokona
lost a vyslovili Sc re je to nejvet-
81 vynalez 20 stoletf "a to US ne
CO znamena.
Vas, Strfc Votruba.
Nota bene: Dostavam v posled
nj dobu tolik rGznych dotazd, re
sem byl nucen zalozit informaGnf
kancelaf kde TEL ordinuje muj pr
SAT a asistent FIR. Welt, st.
PAM +. M.-Dys yam krava ne
chce dojit, kupte 81 kravu kera do
il. Tenhle prostfedek Sc vsude q
vzdy osv9dGil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-21

Parma ma prodej, 200 akrG, 100
akrd vzdeldno, dobre stavby, dob
ra voda, pekny pozemek, 8 mil j.
no zap. cd Wagner, skola vedle'
$63 akr ien ma kratkou dobu. Pts
te Louis Hakl, Tabor, S. d.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-21

N%asleduifci pflspeli We prospech FIR
Dostala.
JOS Ptak S. on JOS. Trunec 81 OF
los. Skorpik 1 90 Al. Vlasak l Ot
Vac. Hakl l 20 p. 7. Petrik l OF
Jos. Vyborny l 90 Jan Bouska l OF
Alois Novotny l 90 F. L. Petfik l 1t
J. A. Dvofak | 90 Pr. M. Siman | 0l
Fr Kokes / 90 JOS. Melichar Il
Jan. Sturma 50 Tom Wagner &c
v. l.. Mrvik 50 JOS. PeSka sc
Filadeltie Bouska 2 10 A Peska 81
Josef Hruska | 90
Josef PcGenka v Lakeport sebral I'd
James Nedved so JOS. Pecenka IL
Karel Nedved 10 Cecilie PeGeDka 10
Louis Nedved 10 Ant. X. Nedved 10
n. Michael 10 Emil Pisek IL
Lud. PeGeDka 5 Emilia Nedv6d 10
Anna Nedved 10 FIR. 5. Nedved ~
Al Noyak ~ Marie Pecenka Ii
Emil pecenka 5 Dcltina Petenka 10
Er. Sabat Is Il. w. Nedyed ~
los MANS 10 Marie Nedved %
Rosie Nedved 10 AL. Nedr6d ~
Ian Maceska 10 Jos. Maceska ~
Celkem $3.50
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-21

Domek a lot ma prodei, 2 sv6tni-
ce, dobre misto V Tabofe. j. +.
Hostel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-03-21

Ma prodej, zcela novy Keystone
drtic ma kornu, 4.dirovy. Proda
Sc "a 1885 a kdo jej koupf usctfl
bezmala sto dolafu. John Siils'
Lesterville, S. d. 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-04
Gime OsntidJe a~9einmiinOans?

Ser 9Ian elmer 8e%rbiuolntg oes
Mbeins nit oer Noroiee auf bent,
idem @ebiet ourh einen groi,eli
Sdifffobrtsfonal bat, pie man ms
idreibt, iebt greifbare @citalt az.
genommen. gs bot iid elm 4oml-
tc aus beteiligten 40rperidafter'
uno ein5elnen Yerionlidfeiten o.
biloet, Dem unter anocrnl Die Staot
gmoen, ole embellishments 81
a0ln, Sarburg uno altona ioipie
Shirt Salm angeborelt. 3ieies So.
mite bat bic MitteI CUR anfiteI-
lung zines p0aig ourdgearbeitc-
ten 9roiefts sur gerfiigung geltelis.
Sic Bl1ne iino in5mllhen boil
5tpei nambaften Mrditeftet fertig
geltent uno perbeit na6 Der 8rild
leenna oemn1dit ben GegierungeE,
Dem Meidstae uno ben b%nnoesltaar.
liaea 9arlomentent iopie alien n
Der 5rage intereiiierten &orptr.
Idaftcn ouecben. 9isber bat Die
preuBiide Negierltng gu Der gan5eii
Srage nod feline Stenung geuo II
men.
Ser 8nral lou nah Dem Gi!'
wl,rf bel @eieI bonn @beit ob5me'
gen, in Der @idtung Der b%ollanht.
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BON Seer in sic GINS einnliltloell.
Die Soften iino inter 3uernnoel
gung 5iemIid bpber @rlinoer-
merbspreile auf 235 Wllionel.
Morf peranidlagt. Gieie Slmrrf
erideint an iid 8ipar 5iernlih bod,
le bleibt ieood nod imtiner blilter
ben Soften bes &bcit : Soitito'
per.aanoIs auriid, Der nebr als
$50 Miaionen Marf e%rforoerr
miro.
@6aeIeben BON Den %auBeroroent.
liden 8orteilen, Die Elm loldJer
aanal Der oeutiden ShiffTobrt mo
Der Stobt gmoen bieten niiroe.
faat fir oie @elirteiluug oes goll.
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Sin utdmselbaftes geiee.

@enn auf cine iolhe 5ule bon
gemeismateriaI bin feline lleberfiib.
ruag erSieIt meroen fam, 1T es
iiberbaupt unniiB, oergleiden mieber
gu oeriuden. Die itrafrchtlidclt
Dcftimmlngen 6es Mnti-Gruit &c
iebes erl1einen oanad ~nirfungsIos.
Dag lit Der aommeutdr beg Hegie'
rnngsanfpaIts @iderfon iiber oas
freiipredenoe geroift Der @eidmn-
renen i'm Hro5eB Der srobcn Slciih-
perpader. Die Mnflaee bate te-
ionoers @efpidt oaraif gelegt, Dos
8erbnnoenIein elmer 8erihiporllr1
fdt5nifeuen peniger altf oas pcr-
meintlid)e Meiultnt oerielben, bic
Jfeiidperteuerung, als anf Die Sot
fade 1elbIt, auf Die 8erlcbllng Der
he8iiglifen 8eitimmung oes @e.
iebes uno bieie bat MN palagt.
limb oamit miro bas @eieb, Iomeit
es Die MonopoIiiierung nls frimi,
nea gu Itrafen periudt, binfaGig.
Sn Der 9at bat Die @ceierlu1g
aud in oieier 8i6tmg III aaeli
Sen BON ibr angeitrensten Nro.
selien fanlm luelhen grfolg oeboH
es lit nun aipan8ig Sabre Der, oeB
lie ii9 oartm bemiibt bot, fam
ober feline grfoIge BON 9ebentung
ouftpeijen. Cine gusnabnie biloet
Der 9roaeB segen ben 9erpcntia.
gruit. Mae anoeren @eriuhc, Ole
gruitperidmorer ms @ef6ngnis 8lt
brineen, fino feblseidlaeem oaae-
qen lit es geluneen, Die auiloilng
Ser gcrbinoungen 5u er5mingen,
mie in Dem gro5eiie gcgei Den Oct
gruit uno geecn ben 9abafs.Sr nut
ober oamit lit, iotpeit Dos Siltereiie
ecs 9ublifums in getrodt fomrt