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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19
Black OpaIs.

Black opals seem almost misno-
mers, for while some OF the stones are
actually black and all OF them have n
dark body or underground they are
really wonderful, flashing. changing
masses OF color. All the colors OF the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19
He Told Her.

She-I wish | knew how could
make you extremely happy. dear Karl
He-Weil. write to your father and
ask him to double your dowry.-Meg-
gendorfer Batter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

Iagers can see them. and speculate and
gossip on the question and Of the ne
ture and purpose of the call. Another
class. believing in the adage that the
early bird catches the worm. at early
sunrise interrupts his slumbers to make
sure that they retained the best law
yer in the county to represent them in
some present or expected trouble"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

Obituary Record.-Miss Bertha Ben
son, 1413 I-3 Sixth avenue, was called
TO her rest Monday afternoon at 4:30
after a serious Illness Of only q few
hours. Death occurred in St An
thongs hospital, where she went for
treatment two weeks ago. Though her
last illness was brief, she had been
ailing for more than a year She was
born in this city Jan. p. 1887, and had
lived her whole life here with the ex-
ception CT the time she was away at
school. On being graduated from the
local high school IN 1895, she entered
the University of Illinois. and was
graduated from the literary and arts
department of that institution in the
class of 1910 she had an exception
ally fine record as a student. For one
year and until her health began TO
fell she was q zrccessfuI teacher in
the Garfield and Lincoln schools. Be
! side - growing parents, Mr.. and
Benson, she leaves two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19
A Rare Opportunity to Visit California and
Tour the Fascinating West.

the Personally Conducted of
the Burlington offer
perpetual summer sunlight beauty health glorious Cali
of
taking o
will considerably enjoyment Just
o In wiic
boating tennis
of
clothes nothing the
cold!
has ask he know nd II
great spend either him
about that doesn't
the undersigned
Chicago -ha
day; Louis Joseph e-er ywept
Is the s nd Buringan
telling the
trip the service?
ss$ZzsHHEFaaa r. A. 9lD0ELL, Ticket hcc7t
3 MISS u onEE. Pa1sease- 2 =
tflElstiDlStshM Paore
~EnsaistgG to seq ire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

If Dy presence of mind In unrr1eo
.maro. ncies that the native metal Of a
mo- = tested.-LoweIl.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

Woman Walker Visits clty--In per-
feet health and with nearly 1000 miles
OF her 5000 mile iaunt from Portland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

An important figure in eastern rail-
road affairs just now is William s
Carter. president of the Brotherhood
Of Firemen and Engineers. Thirty-four
thousand firemen on 81 eastern rail.
roads have threatened to strike unless
given a wage increase. President Car,
ter represents them IN negotiations
with the railroads.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

Miss Daisy Hight Box 202, Perry,
n. Y, in a recent letter to the Herpi-
eide Co., says: Il have used your hair
Herpicide, and prefer it to
any other, but the druggists here have
other hair tonics they want to sell, and
it is hard to get Herpicide when want
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

increase Capital sTock-Stockhold-
ers in the State Savings Bank and
Trust company voted yesterday after
noon to increase the capital stock of
the organization from s275.OOO to $780,,
900. The additional $4,000 will be
apportioned to stockholders as a stock
dividend. increased prosperity of the
institution and bright prospects for
future growth were cited as reasons
for the move.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19
THE "JUST AS GOOD" KIND A FAILURE
ALIKE TO BUYER And SELLER

Of dime than OF the real good of his
customer.
Insist on having Newbros Herpl-
eide, the first. the real, the original
dandruff germ destroyer. 1t is put up
in so cent and $1.0O sizes and guaran-
teed to stop falling hair, itching scalp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

Ali the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

II. one druggist
got me to try -,
but it is not as
good as Herpi-
eide. l would like
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-19

and to eradicate
every particle OF
dandruff. Your
money refunded
II you are not sat
isfed. Herpicide
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
ALL NIGHT SERVICE.

The management of the Electric
Light Plant fsslinR that they had
things in good shape, decided since
tho 1st Of October. to run the cleo
trio light oil night. which effort on
their part. We feel sure tho people
will b appreciated. This will nscss.
sarily entail more expenses on the
plant, but We hope that our pso'
ole will do their share and many
who are not now patrons OF the
plant, can DO induced to mako use
of this necessity.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
Women Who Get Dizzy

Every woman who Is troubled with
fainting or dizzy spells, backache. head
ache. weakness, debility, constipation or
kidney troubles should use Electric Bit
ters. They give relief whom nothing
else will. improve the health. adding
strength and vigOr from the irst dose
Mrs. Laura Gaines. Of AvOca, La. says
-Four doctors had given me up and my
children and all my friends were look
ing for me to die, when my son insisted
that use Electric Bitters. did 90
and they have done me world Of good.
Just try them. SOC and $l.OO at al
druggists or by mail. H. E. Bucklsn 4
Co., Philadelphia or st. Louis.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
SMALL INDUSTRIES.

We have often heard tho remark
that small industries are what
make the success of communities
and w believe the saying 10 per-
fsctly correct, but to mako . sue
cess of any enterprise, big or
small, il has to have tho assistance
and support Of the community in
which it 10 manufactured.
We have here several Of these
small industries that should have
oil our support.
Mr.. Lsoncs Durand 10 manufac-
turing products such - tomatoes,
okra, figs and other goods which
arc select products and canned
with great care and the goods he
manufactures are the very best.
Are thsre any reasons why our re-
tailsrs should got an inferior goods
elsewhere because it may DO lit
tie cheaper, apparently, it may be
q little cheaper for the retailer,
but not for tho consumer a. bis
cans are we'll filled and the quail
ty much superior.
Mr.. Frank 7. Guilbssu has also
manufactured q large amount OF
can goods, such a. tomatoes, okrs,
g-plants and other products
which are tho best and should b
handled by our retailers and our
consumers would do their duty in
asking aud buying home made
goods in preference to any other.
Mr.. Edmond Bulliard is now en-
gagged in the manufacture Of "Ths
Evangslins Tabasco Sauce" . pro-
duct which 10 superior in quality
and put up in elegant packsgss
and We are pleased to say. this
goods is finding . ready sale
whenever put on the market, be ID
also manufacturing the "Grsn M
Catsup" which 10 also . choice
article and fast seller.
| We could, in this section manu-
facturs many other of our product
and make good profits. Lot % al
make it . duty to always ask To-
home made goods and give the On
terprising manufacturers oil th'
help and assistance We can, the!
will soon make this town and SEQ
ton more prosperous - No vii
bs getting better prices for on
home grown and manufactures
, nroducta.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
Better Revise Examination
Questions.

Lake Providence Banner Democrat.
After nearly ell the school teach
srs in the State have been rsjec.
ted. and the public school mona
csd with closure, because of tho
paucity of teachers, on account Of
the rigid examinations to which
they were subjected, the school
authorities finally realizing their
folly, have concluded to rsgrade
the papers. eliminating from oon-
sidsrstion first grade certificate
subjects. in tho hope Of finding
applicants who can qualify for So
cond and third grade certificates.
This reminds 10 of "locking the
stable door, after the horse bad
been stolen"
The Department OF Education
which has been for years an abso-
lutte autocracy. and 10 still vested
with unlimited and tyranpioal
power, had better instruct tho state
examining committee to revise the
questions to be submitted to sp-
plioants, eliminating thersfrom ab-
struss problems and technical
questions, In order that there may
BE- enough teachers pass mustsrs'
to keep the public scbools OF the
State in operation.
The following from the Rustor
Progressive Age. is probably sp'
plicable to every parish in thu
State.
"Of the sixty-one applying TO-
first, thirty held diplomas; but no
. single ono made good according
to . report made by the State gra
ding committee or commission; siI
received second and six received
third grade certificates.
This is heavy, and many hst
contracted to teach and hat
gone to their work before the rs
suit of the examinations were mad
known and under tho State schoo
law are prohibited from tsachin
without first obtaining . certif
cate"
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
NOTICE
To ,rhOm 1t may concern:

To rhom 1t may concern:
| am applying for a permit
from the Town Council Of the
Town of St. Martinville to re-
move my Saloon from its pre-
sent location to the building
owned by J. c. Bienvenu on
Port and Main Streets.
]. B. FERRAN.
St. Martinville, La, Sept. IS.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
FOR SALE

40 acres of laud near Della
loire plantation, eight arpents
from the derrick.
Price $1,000. Terms 5000
cash and balance in two pay
mentS.
Sept. 20. LOUIS bLAIsE'
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
ATTENTION FARMERS

All farmers who have anything
for sale, We moan that, anything,
call and register your name and
what You have for sale at Labbsr
hardware store, whore q register
10 kept open oil tho time.
Lie. VAUTIER, SEQ.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
Organize Shipping Clubs.

Cabbage, Onion, Beet and Lettuce.
Cabbage, Onion, Beet and Lee
tucs Plants 81 so per thousand de-
livsred. Safe delivery. No orders
accepted for less than one thou
50 ~ plants. Cash with order.
w. @. KIMBRoUGH.
Baldwin, La.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. g. T. Bienvsnu Of Lafay-
site was here Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Bsslin of Barbrsck |
was on q visit here this week.
Miss Agnes Bsrsrd of New Or
leans is here visiting relatives.
Mr.. Abel Bulliard of Lake
Charles 10 here to spend q few
days.
Mr.. A. G. Bernard of Baton
Rouge was here several days this
week.
Mr.. Lionel Bisnvsnu of Opslou-
sas was doing business here this
week.
JUST THINK OF lT-Photos
5 for 1Oc. Post cards 5 for 15c.
Near tho Bridge. Acme Photo Co
Mrs. s. V. Martin and daugh-
tor, Miss Aspasis Martin, are here
spending q few days with relatives
Several Sisters Of the Convent
here attended the Jubilee csremo-
ny of the Convent OF Jeanerette
Monday.
SHOES for Men and Ladies. l
have q full line, and you will make
no mistake to buy your shoes from
K. Schwartz.
Mr.. G. E. Paddock representing
ths New Orleans Pioayuns, was
here this week.
The Bridge Club was entertain
cd by Mrs. j. g. Brousssrd Wed
nssday afternoon.
Come and sec our samples OF
| Mads-to- order Suits, now 10 the
time, to give your order for Fall
and Winter Suits. K. Schwartz.
Mr.. j. c. Bisnvsnu 10 making
repairs to bis building on Main
| street. changing the entrance to
| his theatre.
-Messrs. L, 81. Dsutrsuil and
Martin Dautrsuil who were doing
some work in Broussard, returned
home this week.
Just received, . complete line o.
Fall and Winter Clothing for Moi
and Boys, como and see my stool
before you buy. K. Schwartz.
The marriage Of Mr.. g. P. Four
not to Miss Eugene Bisnvenu. i
announced to take place Wsdnss
day. October 9th. No cards.
| Mr.. Fred Foti has received an
installed bis fixtures in his ne'
bsrbsr-shop, which are neat an
elegant. He is located in th
: Gauthisr building, Main street.
Judge james Simon and Msssr
Albert Lsvsrt, R. j. Guirard. CO.
Livingston. A. q. Brousssrd mad
q trip to Morgan City this week j
S Mr.. Lsvsrt's pretty boat, Tech
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Liable hay
, issued invitations announcing tt
marriage of their daughter, Mil
Hilds to Mr.. Louis j. Voorhis
which will take place at the Cat
Ole Church on Thursday Octob
tho 14th.
'' Get your Boys Clothes from N
o. l have just received . fine lin
and invite mothers to come q
= look at my stock before buyi'
). elsewhere. K. Schwartz.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04

II takes the constant labor OF
100000 persons to make matches
for the world.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

Dts5iplin Dtrbdngt iperbcn. Splpti
mir aus ben 3eitunssbsri6ten erfehr
tonnen. iinb bic Shulbiesn sumeiI
seiitia minoertusrtbise perionen. bia
pom Dienft b6tten onsasThloifsn iper.
Den follen. Die miIitGrIihsn @e.
rt6tsbeb0rben urtbeilen iiber beDen.
teno mebr 9erfetlungen BON Worae4
festen. als bon Rdnnfnoften ob, ipas
cod CUR 9eniise sripeif, BON fpeId
lebeuspertbem Geiite bic Solnaten In
gteib uno 8iieb befesIt iiRb. Sine
lol6 ebls 9eiinnuns ioIte mon mad
ardften besen uno F0rbern. benn elm
9eer, fpel4es fold ousseprGgtss Gitts
litfeitssefiib Dffenbart. pie bic beuis
i6en Uaannffufteu, III Der b6dlten
Seiitungen fdhis. Srobe llebertreibuns
gen Der Dissiplin tDnnen nur biefen
eolen GtiIi 3erftDren. TnB arisass
miniiter oas niht .iniekn, III eiu gs4
Deis bon seiitiser 9efdrdnttbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
&lagen iiber bic oeutidbe Wili.
tarsVerwaltnug.

Sn Roem Sabre, mann bag 6eerss,
gtat benz Rsi6stas sugebt, brin,
gen Die 9oItsoertrster tbre alaoer
lber Die 6eerespsrpaItung Dor. Sh
ategsminiiter iufen odrdn porbetsu.
geben, inpsm lie Odrauf biuipeiTen, BAT
Die antIdger So5idliIten finb unb be.
ren Borte tetne 8sahtuna Derbie.
nen, neil iie als 6sinbe beg Seer,
pefens befannt 'eien. DAB Soaias
liiten ii6 an bieIen 8efhperben iebs
Foft betbeilisen, lit lebr gut gu perfte.
ben. 8iejenigen, bic unter ben Ser
bGitnifen i'm 6eere leiben, limb Ole
Wsannf6oftsn aus benz 8plfe. GfFis
5tsre fperoen niht miB6anbelt, audi bic
ginjdhrig 5reipilligen, Die ben Be-
siterten alafTen anqsbOren, tperben
BON llnteroffi5ieren nitt oeI6ubri.s
eelt, neil fie 5unteiit nur feds Dofsn
BET Der Woffe bienen uno i'm uebris
gen miro es duh ben ltnteroffisieren
Itreng unterfast. lire Hobbsiten geaen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

er benz pom Generally saTipdlt er5pun
senen aufI6ub niht beipfli1ten ION.
ne, fpeiI bas ben 3pei 4nsstlosten
ipelhe bei6ulotet tperoen, mldohen 81
unItttIihen 3tpeten bon einem Stoai
nah oem anoeren eebroht 3u bdben
9ele9enbeit geben tperbe, Die pidtig4
item 3eusen Bel Seits 5a f6affen
Dos maht bic Gntf6uIotgung bea
6eneralzantpalts iebr unipabrifetn
Iih. 4l!ein lporauf ss befpnbsrs am
tommt, bas lit cine llnteriuhuna ber
5rage, Oh Der 9enerdlz9lnipdlt oas
Reht bat, in ben 8dna Der Sulti3 eius
sugretfen. Wenn cine 4nflaQe erbcz
ben poroen unb Dor ben Rihter oes
ldngt 1T, fam es NIT ameritdniI den
9erfaTungsz 9rin3ipien nidt pereins
bar iein, oab Der 9eneraIs4npalt Ii9
in ben prp5eb mii6t. Die ein3ise fomz
petente Perfon, fol6en 4ufThub gu
serdbren, lit Der Qro5ebri6ter. Die
Wtetbrbe, Die Der 9enerals s2lnpaIt tes
folgt bat, lit nur in RubIanb ees
brGu6lib. 8us Gin3ige, mas er
por6rinsen t0nnts, pdre bic unbeitreitz
bare Sbatfa6e. bdb 9ensralz4ntpGlts
Dor thm in oleiber Weiie gebaroeIt,
hdben. Dos ioqte aber nunmebr ourh
0eies perboten Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
uniere 8orausfaaune,

unfere 8orausfaguns,
naB bic JranSoIen iit nit Warottc
cine 6Oie Suppe sinbroden perosn
uno oab Geutfnlaubs 8ortb.il aefDrs
bert lpiro, tpenu es bieIe afritanii6e
geFBu1tg 5rautreit iiberlGbt, beitd=
tist iich i'm polIften Wabe. gDtr baben
sllr 3eit Die 4niitbt pertreten, oaB
mtnoeitens 100000 Wanu notbpenoia
tlns, nm gepronete 0erbdltniiIe in
Utarotto 5lt fpdbren uno ods perben
Die frau30iifden Wilitdrbe60roen nuns
me9r eiu9eiteben miiifen. Bir erins
nern uns nod, tpte I'm aei6staa Die
Jfottonaaiberalen barduf beitanoen
hab 8eutfbIano um isben Breis, audi
Cen zines arieges NIT ssrantreit, elm
Stud BON Warotto Rebms, um bic
fHr6terli6e 8efabr absufpenoen.
tpenH bic Grdn3oien bic Utdroftaner
be5pungeu baben unD ibnen Dann elm
Seer Don Riuiousn sur 8srfiiouna
ftesn iDiiroe. Die isBieen gprqdnae
erDetieH. DAP Die Srau3oisn niemals
I'm Stdnoe fein peroen, Die Marpttaz
ner pOuta 5a iinterperfeu uno oab iie,
dnftdtt Solodten aus oiefer afritani=
thsn proDtnS 81 be5iekn, beitduoia
DiiI1tdr biniiberibiden miiFen, UNI Te
artsr gotHdBigteit gu baItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
9eneraI u n 10 q I I

Der 9eneraI QnpaIt
WecRepRoIcs bat bic gaptere in Der
Salifornier 4ngelegen6eit bctreffs
8sri6iebung Der pro3efTe BON antlas
gen psgen llebertretung oes BetBen
StlaDeret9eieBes uub asgen SruIt<
Wtdgn0teH oem l1nteriuhunas aoms
mittee ausgeIiefert. 2lnfanas bieB ss
er rDerbe auf feine tpnftitutione[Isn
Ee1ie podeH unb bic unterbreitun
Ter papiere perfpeigern. Gr fuft iih
tsst Ddnait au rs6tfertieen, oaB Der
3iftrittssInDdlt WeRobe in bic aufs
fhisblng tbiefer pro3eife eingetpilIiat
bat, ipds aesterer entihieten beftret=
let. Die unterfuduna pirb pobl
hleriiber alarbeit perbreiten. 9ob in
60 toum oeHtbdr. BOB bic getauptuna
nss 0snerdIa4nfpults 3utreffsno lit.
Ter 9iitrittssGnfpaIt Megnbe bct
ssitgnirt ano CAB aIs GruHb an, oab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

Die 8ongreB MitgIieber iint
ie1r snttduIdt. aIs iie iSrau Wilor
bic Soffer paten fdben, um Der SiBt
Wafbingtons gu entflieben, sIdubter
! fie, bab ii6 audi Die 4pifer oes grd,
ttbenten oarunter befGnben. Sn iols
dem 5alle tpplItsn Iie iitt ebenfaQs
0igferien eeitatten. 8erf6iebene Uits
9Iteoer iolIen iogar benz 9rGftpenten
nahegeIegt bdben, Dab sr es benz 2anoe
ItuIoig lei, feline 9eiunbbeit gu idos
uen uno stn tiiblerss SIimd aufsuIus
den. 4lletn bic 2iebesmib NOR pers
gebeus. Der griiibent bleibt in
Wafbin9ton, gIsidpieI fpie gIiibeno Die
Sonnenitrablen fino. Gr min ni6t
eber ben Der STEELE aeben, big Der
5orif unb Die Sinan3 Bill erlebiqt
iino. Sn 5oIge beFen muTen aud Die
Rongreb Mit9Iieber bIsiben unb lie
fonnen iih benz uur ent3teben, inoem
ite Die bsioen Bills ihIeuni9It unter
dab brinesn. 9ieIe gebarrIihteit oes
praftoentsu bat gu Der QnIi6t anLaB
segeben, buB er DON isinem 5arif cine
nirt6f6oftli6e Sutaitropbe befiir6tet
unn oespeeeH Die 5iuuns Bill paIz
firt iehen mill, nm Der panit beasgnen
81 tonnsu. 8as 1T cine 2osit, lpie
nur Der gartsissiit iis sriinnen tann.
Sm Sabre 1907 batten mir ben
0inslep Sarif Der nit fsinsn
5pt3OLen ned Nnii6t Der 9egner
Reg Prdiioertsn bds 9Iud uno &C.
oetben Der Ration bate perbiiraen fol-
len. 1rogbem entitano cine 9anit.
IS piro batter nidt angebsn, ben Ia
iii nit 5inan3 9onttsn in gu
'ammsnbdng gu bringeu. GieIe iinb
1temols aus Dem Sarif entitanoen,
'onoeru aus unisrem b06it feblerbafz
en- 5inan3 SpItsm. Die 9efar6z |
ungen bes QrdIioeuten be3ieben fi6
Iuf oieiss Spitem ein3ig unb aQein. |
billion lieIt 3eitungeu uno olrin bat |
7 9efunben, oab europa f6 in srnits !
i6eH 5inan5perlegenbeiten bsfinbet. !
Ius grfabrung 1T ibrn betannt, oaB
Dir ieben 6erbft an bic 200 WeiIionsu
Dollars frifhes 9elb brauten uno
aB mir bisIans bisfes 9slb aus Gu=
opa be3ogen 6absn. 9a auf bieie
piIfe in oieiem Sabre nibt 3u re6=
en- lit, min sr barauf binfpirten, oas
az Ganb in Stanb gefsBt 1T, ii6 oas
5eIb ieIbIt 81 bsitoffen. 0as ift Der
5runo, Dorum er auf GrIsbisuug Der
Iinan3 giq beItebt. Wenn er bds
itt burh5uiesen psrmag, 10 beite6t (
idt Der gerinsits 3apeifel, bag eins
tiDaige Pantt bon ben So330lInern |
EN- neuen 5arif uuo nihi eem man.
sIhaften Jinou8Ipitsm 8ugef6rnbsn
eroen ptrb, pie man in bo6ft Der
'gener Weife nod beute benz Sarif
te 9unit pdbrsnb Der gIepelanbi6en !
bminiitrotipn unb nic6t benz repus {
.itaniiten SilbsruutaufseeIss sus
hreibt. Nus oieiem Grunoe III Is E
II innlgite Wunfh Der 5o6s0Qner. G
lb bic 5inan5 Bin nift sur Grles q
gurg eelauge. Sic tperben ober cine 2
nttduIdung erfabrsn. Gs aibt aud
publitaniI6e aungreb MitgIieoer, B
E Elm 8etpiifeH baben uno bisis bas T
n ertldrt, bob iis bic Jinun8 sgiu, +
EN- peri6isosne aenbsrungen baran
'rsenommen tperben, unt.ritiisen s
olIen unb in biefe aenberungen Bat Il
r prdiioent singepiligt, nobel nod, b
bemerten 1T, bub bic porgeItlaoes Z
n paragraPben Die Bill peientlia b
rbefern. a
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On 5rantreid 1T man ipsoeu
oes Rutgdn9s Der 8epoIterl1no in ernz
fer Gorge, bic audi DolItommen berets
ttgt 1T, oa bas 2ano our6 Gntp1lte=
fitHg uus3uiterhen orobt. 9ts ieht bal
man teine anoersH MlitteI poroeiala=
gen, dls Die StsuerbsFretlna Don tins
oerrsi6en 6anilten. Die llnsulGuas
lthtsit oes 8oridIaes Iieat ouF Der
3dnb. arme 5amilien sablen feline
Steuern uno fir rethe TomiIisn
tommt Die SteuersrmGbtguna uidt in
Sstraht. Der Geburten= =RIteuna 1T
elHe 5olge Der S6eiRrunq, pelds bic
ernapruns Don sroBen 5amitisn un=
mogltd md6t. 6erporaerufen pirb
ote 2beuerrng ourh bic prohibtttpen
t,3ous duf Qe6ensmitteI, fpeIhe burb
sinen pardittdren 3tpiIhenbonbsl pers
1nllmmert fptro, Der iein Sdmaroberz
0a1etn aus ben boben 3oaen aie6t.
Oafntt ut getdat, mas Qsfheben nun.
um Der gnto0lterung entaeaer All mir
Ten. Die Srfabruna beitGtiot Die Rid
ttatstt oieier 4niidt. Gs 1T ftotiFifh
erfptsisn, oab gep6lferunossunQhme
nHo =4bnd5ms i'm snaften 2uInmmsns
hdnae nit ben 9reifeu fir ae6ens-
mtttsl itsben. 9ds tpirb audi ohue
stott'tifen .tnIeudten, benu eg III Elm
gsrnuRftibIub.
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JH unferen 9epeIter faS
ufttfpeIlungen entbdlten, bic nun Ietfe
aRoeuten, mas in Der Gbicaaoer Fri.
bune uber Die Rsbenreqierunu Der Ser
Stddtsn 9eiagt poroen lit. Die ur.
lprunglthen angabsn, bic Dor Rotz
orud ssihist limb, rii6rsn Don einem
Dtannt Der, pel6er Der 9eibdftsz
agent Der Rebenregieruno osipeIsn III
dls fpelhe er bic Rational Warufocs
turers 4Tociation beseitnet. Tiess
ma9t es iid CUR Qufgabe, bic Sarif.
uHo 4rbeiter9eiesge6unq Der Der
Stdaten naa ihrem WunI6 3u oeitoIe
ten uno rpie Der ebnaIiqe 9eIhGftsz
dqent ungeoeutet, fpurben nift Bios
Argumsnte in Qnpsrbuno qebrabt
um ben aongreb gu beeinfluiIen, Tonz
Germ aud oirettegeitehuna ueiibt. Gin
te1onoers beItsbtes Wittel fpor es
8onrsBmttgIieber, Die iit bsr Ne6ens |
regIerung nt6t fiisen ipoLIten, ouf
ner annoention ubsuI6la6ten. Gol |
Martin Ul. UtuIban, bon Dem bieIe
gntquuungen dusgeben, iagt. baB ietn
Btottb horin bsitebe, Rsformen berbeis |
5utubren. Die cine iol6e Rebenreoiez
rung in 3utunft unm0glid MAIDEN
,lnr feline Gngaben aGein geniasu, I'm
bic gotbDenotgteit fol6er Reform 3u
erDeiien. 6in3u3ufisen 1T Bios nod, |
oab Oeritiebene 0amen, bic in Der
btnbung nit bieIem unlauterer &C.
f6dft genannt nsrbsn, uns niht iiberz
rdiht bQben. Gts Iino INNER au
ftnben, no Elm unterirbiIter Bea aufs
geoedt Dirb.
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(aus Der a.tfer Subildums saussabe
oes .s6o@.)