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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20
A Good Investment.

mere Is not a better investment
MAJ, Nan 1lfty cent piece in a bottle OF
METHOD White Liniment. Muscular
r nu rheumatism pains, swellingslame,
n MSS anu soreness of the muscle les are
- IMPLY relieved. Meritol White
n,nihent Is especially recommended
general pain killer of unusual
merit W. L. Dswoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

there was no sign Of violence
1t was the plan of the company to
distribute the Kansas City and Chi
cago girls among the various eX-
changes where vacancies are created
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

Prompt and careful attention CIV
en- to all mail orders. Cleveland
Matthews Hardware Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

The stronghold in which these events
took place had been begun by King
Charles l. in 1870, at one OF the gates OF
Paris, and was intended as fortress to
guard the river approach. Later it had
been converted intoa prison, and history
knows no more terrible record than that
of the Bastille, the "fort Of the gate" a
wall surrounded it, and outside OF this
ran moat, wide and deep. Inside rose
the vast pile of stone, surrounded by
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

by the strike, which was called yes
terday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

X x X X X X X X 4 \ X ~ 4
X COTTON STATES LEAGUE. \
X X X X X X X 4 X 4 y 4 =
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

Montgomery 1, Memphis 0.
Birmingham Z, Atlanta 2.
Mobile s, New Orleans 4.
Chattanooga 6, Nashville 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20
BASEBALL

~ y r. X 4 4 4 y
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
- y y Il X X 4 X Il \ \
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

Batteries, Boehling and Henry; Fal-
kenburg, Landing and Land.
4 Il y
Il SOUTHERN LEAGUE =
X y X X X Y Il 4 \ 4 \ y D
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

Batteries, Marbet, Harmon and
Wingo and Roberts; Wagner, Curtis
and Miller and PheltS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-20

Jackson II, Columbus 3.
Meridian 3, Clarksdale 2.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
SHE CAVE ", ',,,r
plys,eiaas failed Il Help Mr..
: ersea. Dut Sc haaay Fssed
.sr Belief h crdul.

lgsstss, va.-Nrs. J. c. Green Of this
pleee. oAys: IL suffered with womanly
trotSles 20 that could hardly sit up.
Two Of thD best doctors in our town
SeS1tsA n, and I tried dl6srsnt msdi-
ei.sa uatil ! savs up al hops OF ever
Ons a., / decided to Try some Car.
dul. It did 30 much for me that !
oedsrsd some moro. and Il cured me!
Today, 8ssl - we'll - ever did IN
Tie pains and the trouble are all
epDe. / feel like another person IN
every way. wish every sufferer could
know what cardui vii Do for sick
4 fsv doses Of cardui at the right
time, win save many big doctor BILL
b preventing serious sickness.
lf toues mp the nervous system. ana
helps make pale checks fresh and rosy.
Thousands o: weak women have been
restored to health and happiness by
using Cardui. Suppose you try II.
Il may b Just tho medicine you need.
N,O.-Wyis n. Lsass' Aav'sey pses.. Shstts;
seae Msiietss Co, Cha,ana.ss. Tea. scT Scseia!
KS{rseSiSNs, and " rage ksoh. Hsos IisssosN
6V0A." ssss 10 Dssis srsses. = sssssss
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

When cooking tomatoes to strain
and use for tomato jelly. the flavor
will be improved by bay leaf and
a piece Of mace added.
A small quantity OF carbolic acid
to paste. .mucilage or ink will pre-
vent mold. An ounce OF the acid tc
a gallon OF whitewash will keep Gel
ars and dairies free from the disa-
Ereeable Odor which often taints
and meat kept In such places.
String beans seasoned with min
are delicious served with roast lamb
Instead OF using barley and rice for
thickening soup. try oatmeal occas-
ionally.
Baked stuffed tomatoes or peppers
will he much improved II brushed
over with olive oil.
Old loose kid gloves worn while
ironing will keep the hands in root
condition and free from calOuses.
There is nothing In drug store
that will relieve bee sting quicker
than n handful OF mud.
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First Methodist Church.

sunday school 9:@5 II. IN. Epworth
League : y. m. Prayer meeting Wed.
ncsiay evening a, s O'Clock. Sunday
morning service At II o'clock. Moth
ers' Day will he observed by an ap'
propriaie sermon by the pastor. Ev
ening service ut : O'Clock. Rev. Hen
ry J. Cokcr. ID. D.. OF Denver. repre-
scntlnG the home missionary work al
the church will speak on the morn,
ing OF May Is on the subject
"Methodism and the Multitudes.
DR.. Cok"r IL one of the Rrca,ca,
speakers Of the church.
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SOME DoNT's
For Stomach end Liver
4asff0rorD

DsNr take asttsias fR ysss 4ssasarh siiWsWts
ssssnias. nnsa - aisht . sssahy sss<h Rseat-nss
uay eivs teapsrssy r.,lpf ssa sisspiy siAe., the
fsgd hat haposae - - - sAs os1masA.
Dss's p-rmit . sssStesi sp~assso. Ibesv = o..
.vsy So sfSs.1aeA, k.vss. Iessss.nei Aiis,sa!..
.ySsess u The s.sss rs.sty = s.asa y ,isss;
cssssd b. tppstesSA StsAsrh 80 lives ts The
dscosnfst = thsss ~ .eusss - cpatsrt With
DoWt shiak ~ eaN@se b. cursA Il Susr 3tDn-
sch lruub4-. wvsse cos.s Than SsssD heyO besa
cusSa 10 Aay&1 Wsojesfal 8taNnrh Rsuedy.
AUst stomach ailasenss ars nsaialy easssA ~ =
catarrhal soaAitaa. 0ayr'a WuaSssfvl Sssenark
Rssesir INT Sa1y FvNsvvys the catarrhal Wvecus,
but a1ays the eAfuNte ta6asDNsattDn and asoisss N
rvNderine lhe 0asiss ailWssWiAfy and jatsstiNal
srect sntscptSr. ss ths b sas sssrst q ~ aar.
vvioaIs success.
Dpa't suder CONSTANT pain and aRuAy and allow
-o@'r s'nr,seh ai1NspNtD 10 phJsseslly tndpsmiee
,e.,r tssili. Ne ~ 'tss ksw ssv-rs ysse eass nay
!. = hcv bssR. y have sss~svd-oee e.se -
vine: ,vn q . css. Ths r..~dy ks: s,ss ssAsa
rrea. Justice - tks Sspsrme Cssrs. Edseassn,
Lawyers, NrrcAeats, Raakers. Duetsrp. Drv6ptsD,
lures, MansfseisrvsA Priesta Miaissess, Farm-
- and p,pple N all walks Of life
S~Nd for FRl.E valuable tuotIet m Stsssseh
''n~n'~ 10 t'e,. II. hayr. l1i.i5s Whitas 81
lIausman Drug Co. Three Stores.
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Christiau Church

sunday school meets ut 9:l5 u. nj.
and Young Peoples meeting at p.
III. The minister will preach both
morning and evening. Topic of ser
mons. morning, THE Parable OF the
Lcaven:" evening. THE Boy Scouts
OF America illustrated with sterc-
opticon views. Special music on both
occasions. We cordially invite tho
public to worship with Ms nj these
services. - Randolph Cook.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
PARIsIAN NOVELTIES
FOR THE BOUDOIR

At present there IL u vogue for tho
attractive little articles made In Par
is To adorn the boudoir OF Milady
Dainty. There are pin 'ush Ions.
glove boxes. trinkct and work b,s-
kets fashioned OF pompadour SILK.
gold lace and ribbon flowers. L.
nurchascd mt the shops these fas'in'
atinx bits OF handicrafi cost fabulou,
sums. but the handy woman can. II
she desires. duplicate any one OF them
II home for much less.
To fashion u square handkerchief
ease. select u box the size Required
aud cover IL inside and out with on'
thickness Of cotton waddinH. Sprin'
klc generously with sSchct powder.
and over this III u covering a! rOS.
iu Barri or nat,ler blue SILK. Wei
this with gold lace on the exterior:
the plain or dotted not os rather
Close mesh IL decidedly effective.
Border the top aud bottom with sar-
lands Of Tiny roses fashioned Of mar
row ribbon. Make the cover OF tn"
box In the sam" manner. but decora"
the top with u medallion or f.stooEs
Of the tiny ribbon ros~s. Around
the edge stitch a narrow cdgins of
gold lace.
A dainty trinkct tray u fashioned
by using n small. fiat basket. fo"'
inches In diameter. Line this with
tho cotton waddinx aud scent with
sachc, Over this shirr a itninx o'
silk. icsS|ey u bcsdinx a half inch
lin width lust below this headinE
attach . frili Of gold lace and finish
the top with hand Of ribbon ro~c'
In shades of pink. yellow and green
To fashion an exquisite work has
kci select n shape resembling n small
peach basket. After lining II with
lcotton waddinR cover with ro.. col
lprcd silk. leaving u full beading nj
the TOP n half inch In width. ovci
tthc exterior smoothly n, coscriii
LOT goid net having coarse mesh
Band the top and bottom cf the has
krt with Roid braid and f-stoon gar
lnnds Of the tiny flowers about ,h'
basket
\ circular pin cushion is made b.
using for u foundation circuia
box. Cover the outside with prc'i,
.ilk and over this fit gold net. FIJI
the box with lambs wool until l
extends some distance above the tor
lover this stretch n layer Of silk. ihct
one Of gold net.
bird the top and bottom with gil
braid and decorate the top with :
wreath Of pompadour ribbon roses
Arrange srilis Of narrow ribbon ans
gold lac. about the aide. and trim
,he.c with the ribbon flowers. Goi'
or silver rose. can bc fashioned q
gauxc woven from ihrs" metal. ans
are sometimes preferred In the col
orkd flowers. There IL no d.nyini
the charm Of these articles. and II
you haN" never examined then
closely. do .o when next you visi
the shops.
Cardi. shades. opera and ,ani,,
baRs also arc fashioned in this man
ner. The necdlcwoman who enjoy,
sewing on dainty materials which re-.
\ quirc fairylikc stitches and nimbl
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WONAN CONVICT LEAVES
PRISON 10 ATTEND
HUSBANDS FUNERAL

l.eavenworth. Kansas. May 10.
On a special permit granted by at
torncy general aicReynoids. Mrs.
Emma Goff. n federal prisoner scrv-
Kansas state prison nt Lansing. de-
parted today In charge Of woman
guard 10 attend the funeral q: her
husband. In Naco. Arizona.
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First Presbyterian hurch.

Tomorrow 10 Mothers Day at THU
church and the pastor. Rev. T. f.
Chandler. Will preach a sctmon Rt-
proptiaic To III" occasion. his theme
OF discourse being The Value Of n
Life" In addition TO pipe organ
numbers by Mrs. W. q. Plcated aud
an anthem by the choir. Mr.. Ston.
will sing a solo entitled Mother
Mine. Al eight o'clock y. M. the
subject Of Mr.. Chandlclr's discourse
will be The First Bcaiitudc of Revc.
lation. Organ numbers by Miss
Miss Northcutt. anthem by the choir
and duet by Mr.. stone and MI-.
Theodore Smith. a cordial welcome
awaits you. Wear. II possible. n
white carnation or other white flow
cr in the morning.
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BAPTIST Church

The Christian Mother will b,
the subject Of the morninS sermon
n possible wear flower In honor oi
your mother. This will also be the
time Of our Communion service. The
sunday sfhooi mccts a, ?:io. Our
school has made splendid progress o'
late. The young peoples cla.a under
the direction Of MIR. McGlnshan nov
numbers more than sixty and is one
of the finest looking classes to be
found anywhere. The Primary dc.
partmcnt under the direction Of Mrs.
Powder and Mrs. McGlaShan is In n
most encouraging condition. The
new kindergarten chairs which cam,
In this week vii, no doubt prove a
source Of great pleasure to the little
folks. Our Junior society meets each
Sunday at 3 n. M. The young people
meet at y. nj. At 8 O'Clock y. m.
Mr.. ". A. winans. u travelling man
will speak on The Dark Valley" tsc
sure to hear him M he brings a mes
sage OF helpfulness to all. Special
music and live gospel singing. Come.
Rev. y. o. Butler, Pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
MANUFACTURERS CONDEMN
DOWNWARD TARIFF REVISION

Philadelphia. May a.-Thc down
ward revision of tn" tariff was con-
dcmn.d by several speakers nj tn"
closing session OF tn" annual conscn-
ton %, the National Association al
Hosiery and Underwear Manmiac'nr-
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Salvation Army.

You are especially invited to nj.
tend the services on sunday. May II.
The first meeting will be nj the cor.
ner Of Main and Commercial Mt 10 y.
M. We invite all who have been
Born Again" to unite with us In
"a mosicr praise service. H"lincs
meeting In hail II u, M. Subject:
Mother. Company meeting OF
sunday school ::30 y. m. y. r. J..
meeting $3.50. Open air service 1:ii
on Commercial street. Great saliva.
ton meeting inside at S y. m. sub
ject: BE n Fighter. Meetings ev-
cry nixht during the week except
Monday and Tuesday. Captain and
Mrs. kiInKnian. commanding offic'
crs.
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II. E. Church. South.

sunday school meets a Y:ta. Z
special Invitation II extended tn ali
young mem not connected with 9th.
er schools. by the younx mems class.
to visit their class and join with
them. Preaching at ~ n. M. Ser
mon and music IN honor Of Our
Mothers. Preaching In the evening
at = o'clock. Junior Epworih Lea ;u'
::3o T.. IN. and the Senior League NJ
T: y. M. Prayer meeting "Wednesday y
s::o p. M. subject. The Enemy of
the Tome Reader. II you are not
an attendant os another church. ".
wish you To attend Gods worship
with us. Especially this Mothers
Day scrVic".-R. L. waidravca. pas.
tor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
Lutheran Church.

Sunday school ut 9:&5 q. IN. This
Sunday ix Pentecost. The devotional
.'srvices begin at l0:3O-thnt IL n
half hour earlier than usual because
a class Of young people will be con-
firmed and after this the Sacramen,
of the Altar Is to be administered.
All visitors are .welcOme.---k. Walter
Schmitt, Pastor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
A MAKESHIFT

Look here. Nose: I thought you
wcr. going to be baptized into tn.
Baptist church,"
"Yaas. sab. ! was. But liz bciu'
sprinkl.d into dc 'Piscopal Till dc
summer mes.''-i.ifc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10

Printing of every description oeat-
~ and quickly executed NJ the
Ch hronicle-N News Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
Christian Science.

Service every Sunday at II a. m.
and Wednesday AT s p. M. ut 1O5
West First street. Reading room
open daily from to > p. m. Every
body welcome.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10

fingers to produce the best results
will find making these Parisian nov
elites work after her own heart.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10

Printing OF every description neat
IL and quickly executed at the
Chronicle. News Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
IN the CHURCHES
Trinity Episeopel Church.

WhitMinday. Services: Mornins
I 40.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10
The Cross Country is
a Manufactured Car
&wss@!. ~! Co.,.

Find out before you buy any car whether it
is manufactured product or only an assem-
bled car. 1t makes a big difference in the
long run.
Ninety-six per cent of all Gross Country parts
are made in the Jeaery plant and the company
maintains a one-half million dollar stock of
duplicate parts for the benefit of owners.
There are $4,000 Rambler on the road
and you can get an extra part to replace any
one ever used in this car within twenty-four
to forty y-eight hours.
You may never need the extra part but it's
a great satisfaction to know that you have car
made by company that is in business to stay.
You will never know the meaning of JeRery
service until you get Rambler.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10

J. F.. POPLE
1901 San Pedro Street
Trinidad. Colorado.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-10

serVIce untiI you get a Nambler.
Have you seen the new Gross
Country at $I8752
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-25

The Eskimos who live on the frigid
tiptop of the world far north of us
are rather careless of the sex rela-
tionship, but the children that are
born to them are treated as tenderly
as are the children in pleasant, warm
homes in our sunny land.
From the cradle to the grave the
Eskimo has to fight for his existence,
yet everything it is possible to do is
done for the children. The youngsters
are docile and contented, and rarely
know the meaning of harshness or
. unkindness. Orphans are readily
adopted, even when foster parents
have number of children to provide
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-25

for; and it seldom happens that these
newcomers are not treated with just
the same kindness and consideration
that are shown to the parents own
offspring.
In South. Greenland, the Eskimo
women wear a jacket made of bird
skin and differs from the mems gar
ments in that it, has no hood. In
stead of the hood there is high col
lar made of black dog-skin, outside
of which highly colored broad neck
lace of beads is worn. In the cases
of both men and women, the wrists
of the bird-skin garments are dec
Grated with black dog-skin, the wo-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

Iinicn Der oeltshen Goridnna Fseid-
net Scrinro nit ben sscuMaporfrn:
eIculcmtnr. ersumlih pfpdaft,. ani
ben perfdiebvnittn GBebsetpu bcrniiben
iiM bie bemtfdra syorfdrr, In bas Gses
fen oes urfpriinaIid,en Wse,idRn Elm.
saorIneeit. esttsutdIafugspcidi ,flide
anidnuuinacn dns,nRnbvu, ote Dor.
siiee ituc WaingeI bes nenihiid,en
0eiites ribfig eisoufdEieen.
Sn ben Bificnidoften bon Der Rd.
fur tno Dom Memiden ifdno Tcutidp
lamb jeit 1890 itets tn erfser ainie.
ssn Der Moife Der ipiiIenidaitiifen
geroffer,flidpIngen bot e. alIe dnbern
BoIfer fpeit iibertroffen. Giue Der fpe.
ientlidlften Observation-Disclosures Gntocd.
|unaen oas 0efee Don Der Grtal.
fiiHg Der arnft-- peroouft man etucn
oeutifen 5oriher. Weonfe @ifiers-
3ipeige. mie BITE SprahipiiieHfd,nit uno
oie neraleidenDe MptboIogie, itao
5h5pfingen be,itShen Settles.
Gs lit bic aufgnbe bes noocrnen
Gesttfddano getuefen bic gebiirfniiie
elmer pielieitigen. iorgfdItig orgnniiir.
ten 3ipiIifdtion nit benen Der freien
GnttpifeIuHg Der snoipiouoiit1f sii
|pereinigei. Teiitiflano iii beire oos
erob'e @ctipiel eines lptiicnidnftIid,
pcriunlteten Sta1tes. Gs lit bos 9ano,
bos oie giirafd,uit aibt. odB Der ge.
oonfc, Der bic Gfpigfeit oiirddfapeiIt
|nno NIT ben R1tbieln Ses seeltnlls
rinai, Elm bIeibenoer Saftor Der 5ipi.
Iisdtion lit.
Ter ambaebune Der en8liidrn &c.
iehrten iteht cine nid,f niHoer beoeitf.
fame 0eroifcnflidnmg ron belfffd)er
Seite aeaeHiiber. Mlif llnteritiisunJ
ses oeutif-cnoIiffen gerItanotsungs.
aonmittees erihcint etne gerie bon
Monoarophien ndnlbafter Seitfffer
ssoduH1uner unter benz geionrnttitei
.1ie stultItr oes mooernen Gnalnno"
llebcr oieie SiibIitotioH Elm aHoer.
nal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
Sie SObbp.l1nteriuduns

Der Ssn1t bat Iia fir sine ReipIus
tioR euti6ieben, pondd bic 8efhulois
gung bes prdiioentsn Su unterfuhen
1T, bab Songreb zWitglieber beeinflubt
tperben, gsgsn bic nsue 3arifs8iQ gu
itimmsn. Die SeHatoren bdben oie1e
Reioiution MIR unter BEN 0rud Der
offentlihen Ulsinllnq aRgsnommsn.
sic brahten se9sn oisisIbe Dor, bag fis
bic Obnshir beI6rdntte 3sit oss Se=
mats in 4niprud nehms. Ter 5aupts
grunb oiirfts aber in oem Pdragrds
p6en selegen baben. uslder cine I'm
terfuhunq barber porIhrei6t, OF Sss
ndtoren oirstt oocr inoirett an irgeHo
pslden s5uouftrieen bstbeiligt ieisn,
bic bon benz Sarif betroffsn foeroeu.
SSn bieiem papiernsn 3eitaIter, tporin
iebe menf6Iife 56dtigteit in 9onbs
unb Qttieu psrpdnbelt ntro, tonn es
tuum aus6lei6en. oaB cine gan3e Nm
aa6I Gongrebmitelisbsr bur6 bisfs
9dpiers on lluternehmun9en het6eiliat
limb uno 0isie 5tltiate mo6ts man
benz pubIitum oeridpeiaeu, od e. oiiF
ioI6e gspetis bin 3rpetisI an Der
llnpdrtsilidteit Der SongrebmitsIisbsr
fs9sn ionnte.
Wenn bic ltntsriuduno ben 8speis
erIiefert, ben man germ untsrbriidt iss
ben m0hte, tperoen bic gefreifenben
ith nit Der 8s6nuptun9 rehtfertissn.
odR i6re unparteilihtsit burh. ben
8eiis Don Qttien uno Bombs nitt gss
triibt iei, bd iie ibrs Bfli9t.n dls Gsz
Iesgsber unb lire SntereHsn ats at<
tiondre itreng bon etnunoer geionbert
balten. Die Utogli6teit folder 5rens
nrug oarfte bean7tunoet fperben, bu fie
cqeH Grfa6runqen Der WeuIdennottr
fpieeriprttt. Bon einem RiCbter piro
ss als ielbitperitdnbIi6 cneenommen,
ba5 er tros ieinsr gsiitigen S6ulung
in Der Cbjettipitdt nubsr Stdnbe III.
Elm unpartsiii6es urtbeil in einer 5as
d1e 3u fallen, an peI6er er Elm perIons
lthes sJntsreTe bat. Gs III ba6er niht
bentbar, bub Elm Gefesgtber psrtraa.
enspiirbiger tpdre.
Das perionlicbs oSntsreiIe trttt aud
noe in anbersr DeiIe fsrpor. Sin
Rsprafentant ous etnsm iRouftrislIem
0ebiste III BON oem 8ohIm Der in ben
Snbuitrtssn thdtigen Dsrionsn abhdn.
gig. Ger auf cine DieoercrrpGbluna
rehnet, fpirb baber mebr ieine &onffis
tusnten, nls bic 9riinoe, bic fir ober
aegsn b1s 9eTet fprehen, beriidii4ti.
qen. Tieie abbGnaiqtsit bes llrtbeils
lGbt iih ia fait iiberan erpeifen
Reprdfentdnten BON ldnbpirt6i6dftIi.
den Gtoaten fino 8efiirtporter mdBi.
Ger 36ffs, fofpeit ni9t gooenprpbutt'
| in getradt fommen, u ND ReprGfen
tanten aug esnbuitrisftdatsn beFiirpor.
ten hobe 30fIe. Das f6fiebt BON born
bersin bic M0olihfsit aus, boB eir
garif mad Ofonomifh@tptfe eni6oftii
| den Grpdglinsen 0bgefnbt tpsrber
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ihrss gosten sine 4uss
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ibrer Dobnuns. 30. 1190 6erf6el
4penue, iiberfiibrt. 6err RsGcu6er
tam ohne gerleeaneeH eopon.
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