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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
Albanian Says Demo-
Gratis Are Killing $4,000
900 Income.
ADJOURNMENT OFF
UNTIL THURSDAY
Conference on Revenue
Bill, Due To-day, De-
lays End of Session.


Washington, Sept. a Seven Demo-
Gratis in the Senate baked tonight at
the protective tariff proposed on dye
stuFs.
After vigorous speech by Senator
Underwood, Of Alabama, who declared
the "dyestuf schedule makes Schedule
X Of the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill blush
with shame" he was joined by Bank
head. Of Alabama; Bryan, Of Florida
Lane, Of Oregon; Owen, OF Oklahoma;
Reed, Of Missouri, and Vardaman, Of
Mississippi, in voting against it, All
the rest Of the Democrats and all the
Republicans present voted for the
heavy increase in duties.
An effort was made 20 hold a late
session and Jam the bill through. but
Republican Senators opposed this, say
ing packed galleries, always an incident
to night session, would merely en-
courage oratory and prevent real
progress.
Il is expected that the revenue bill
Will be passed tomorrow, permitting
adjournment, probably on Thursday.
Revenue Bill Is Obstacle.
There was hope early in the day an
adjournment could be reached by
Wednesday night, but this was aban-
Goned when it was seen the revenue bill
could not be completed in the Senate
until late tomorrow Claude Kitchin
Democratic leader Of the House, said
the conferrees between the TWO houses
would require a. least one day and one
night.
Mr. Underwood's denunciation OF the
dyestufs schedule created some con-
sternation in the Democratic camp
Senator Stone, who q few days ago up
braided the Alabama Senator or the
charge OF boiling a caucus, was most
polite in his questions and attempts 20
discount Mr. Underwood's comments
He charged that one OF the authorities
quoted BY Mr.. Underwood Mr. Besll-
was connected with importers Of Ger
man dyestuFs, who wished the duties
20 be kept low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
ASKS WHITMAN WHY HE
MERITS MOOSE VOTES
Seabury Sees No Sign of Pro-
gressive Sympathy in Record.

Judge Samuel Seaoury, Governor
Whitman's rival in the Progressive
primaries has written TO the Governor
asking the latter what he ever did 20
mcrit the notice Of the Bull Moose
party. and commenting on the absence
Of any acts Of this nature in Mr. Whit
msu's record The letter says IN part:
The question az issue between you
and NE az the present time is whether
those who believe in progressive prin-
ciples should support you or whether
their principles Will be best promoted
by supporting me.
Il cannot find evidence OF your pro-
gressiveness in the hesitation which
you showed and the wobbly attitude
which you manifested. before the pro-
gressive public opinion Of the state
compelled you % veto the cannery bill
81 cannot and evidence Of your Pro-
Cressiveness In your failure 20 urge
the extension and development OF the
Department Of Foods and Markets
Il cannot find evidence Of your pro-
grcssivenes5 IN your failure 20 take
any action looking % the establish
ment OF law reform In this state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

~ve.-. 7erlect.ng our homes and our
,,,ba,ds for Hughes But We don't
mind We're getting thousands Of
.ome- in line for the great lawyer.
Ms Rose Falls Bres looked Up from
Aer -ou-top desk IN the little Office al
oef Broadway. tha- is the headquarters
~ the National Women Lawyers
Hughes committee. Her red hair and
,vinklnr gray eyes Just showed over
n. .op o. 8 pfed-up heap Of letters.
cone al the way from Oregon and
Name and Texas and thirty or forty
other states. 90 say thai Hughes must
v, M. B-es echoed the statement.
aWe don't have pink teas FOR Hughes,
ara Ne 5os't crochet for him; those
..irrg aren't lr our line, she said
.Ws'-e merely getting votes Toy him.
n-r--1ed members o. the legal pro-
ssssion we're perched upon the radl-
..o-s n the omen window, on the table
nd Ill over the bookcases. arguing the
bsst wsv 20 serve The Republican can
l,Ss.s for President The women law
IS had inst added the auxiliary COM
-.ree Of stenographers and were en-
rolling them by thousands 20 work FOR
NJ Hughes. They read = communication
f-or an ardent attorney IN the South,
vso offered fifty members 20 the asso-
cation. Another. more optimistic, SAID
IA. she vas confden- she could turn a
whole state over FOR him.
4 vii make addresses n Polish FOR
w. Hughes" SAID one Of the lawyers
@lT -zke them IN Italian another
tross r.
-sss We al make them in Eng
T,s'tss women declared.
E7sn the Democratic lawyers. many
q hsr. are coming INTO the felc, Mrs.
srss and Nrs Olive S-ott Gabriel,
resident % ne Women Lawyers Com
-.,,es. declared Hughes as q lawyer
80 admired By his profession and MS
-sriss % secure full civil and pollti-
al rights % women has 50 pleased ms
Hs.s- lawyers that mere politics take
ss:ondsry place u The campaign among
re attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

cannot be undoue. makes up in hind
sight what he lacks r. foresi ght.
y propose % ana.vZe the speech de-
liverec by Coione. Roosevelt az Lewis
ton on Thursday last. 20 take issue
with MS facts and conclusions and 20
discuss the conduct q our foreign re-
lations by the present Admin stratlon.
IN MS denunciat on OF nypnenatee
Americans and divided allegiance
with which every one viii agree ex-
cept possibly Mr. Hughes and the Re-
publican party thar are appealing 20
that vote. Colonel Roosevelt calmly
places the espons.bilty FOR the eN-
istence Of the hvphenated American a.
the door OF President Wilson. From
which ! gather We are 20 assume that
Z the President had meCCled IN the
cuarrels OF Europe by protesting
against the invasion Of Belgium and Z
he had gone 20 war with Germany
the German-Amerlcans who are SAID
20 be so deeply offended because he
forced a settlement of the submarine
controversy. would have felt no resent
ment whatever a. his having thus vio-
lated the laws az neutrality and ar
rayed Us on the side OF the Allies.
in all seriousness / ask you. with
what degree Of patience you would
have listened 20 an unknown man
who should 20 20 such extreme lengths
10 offend your intelligence,
1T is quite on & par with his argu-
ment that because some Of our brave
soldiers have been killed by bandits
who crossed our borders or because
in our punitive expeditions against
these bandits We have sustained losses
through mob action. we now are ac-
tually az war with the Mexican peo-
PIE. whose government is eXhausting
every resources a. RS command 20
capture and punish these murderous
narauders. who are our common enc
mics. 7 insist that the President mas
been right IN his Mexican policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
COMPENSATION LAW PASSES
Congress Agrees on Act for Federal
Employees.

Washington, Sept 4. -Congress TO-
day finally passed the workmen's COM
pensstion act for Federal employees,
both houses agreeing with no debate 20
the conference report adjusting the
differences between the bill as IL passed
the Senate and a. IL was approved by
the House Of Representatives.
Besides providing for two-thirds pay
70 employees injured in the service u
provides liberal payments 20 dependent
relatives on the death OF employees.
The bill now goes 20 the President
whose signature will make II law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
CALDER TO CAMPAIGN HERE
Will Spend Most of Week in City
Olcott Gives support

william N. Calder, candidate for the
Republican nomination for United
States Senator, will campaign in this
city TINS week. He will speak tonight
a. the Republican Union. sos East Sew
enty-nin.h Street; az the First Assem-
bly, District. Republican Club, 81 Mac
dougal Street. and at the dinner Of the
Free College OF New York a. Felt
mans. Coney Island.
On Wednesday night ne will speak At
Alderman Brush's Club. 2786 Broad
wav. and a. the Manhattan Republican
Club. POI West 18Th Street. Thurs
day he has three speeches here, and
on Friday he will 70 20 the Schuyler
and the Yates county fairs. On Satur-
day ne Will attend the clambake o. the
Nineteenth Assembly District Club al
College Point.
J. Van Vechten Olcott, Of this city,
former Representative. issued state
ment yesterday in support Of Calder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
When in Doubt

AT ONE TINE or another
everyone has occasion to settle some
disputed point Of banking-some
question concerning the form of a
note, the effect of waving protest,
the legal right to stop payment on
a check, etc. You will find at the
Lincoln Trust Company fund of
exact information, and its officers
are ready to help in little things
as in large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
LAFAYETTE Statue Unveiled.

Fall River. Mass. Sept "A bronze
statue Of Lafayette. presented 20 Fall
River by the Calumet Club. was un-
veiled to-day following a parade IN
which thousands OF citizens part.ci-
rated. Ambassador Jules Jusserand. Of
France. delivered the principa, address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
Dear DR.. ParkhurSt:
From my infancy | have
If it is wise for people to

buy pure foods, is it not alsC wise that
they buy pure cigarettes? lnaSmuch as
the LORD SALISBURY cigarette is
the only 1906 pure aH-Twktsh- tobacc0
cigarette in existence that sells far as
little as IS cents for 20; is it not the
logical cigarette from the standpoint OF
quality as we'll as the standpoint Of
PRICE? In other words do you not
advocate purity in the commodity as
we'll as in the mind and heart!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

Senator Underwood retorted tina; the
testimony Of the American dyestuffs
manufacturers. who were asking for
protection. was that - per cent levied
a. the custom house would equalize the
difference in cost between the American
product and the German, counting labor
and every other item entering into the
manufacture.
"The duty imposed in the present law
averages so per cent ne declared
while in the section pending before
US. as approved by the committee, the
taxes range from so per cent 20 more
than 40 per cent The latter figure Is
the charge on the dye used n making
clothing for the poorer people. The tax
on higher priced dyes ranges around so
per cent. but when We come 20 fast red,
which costs under normal conditions
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
&pnteitotltelt, rtileen sic sic
3eit BET SDppelfttunmer1 aus!
Set Sautpf na Oas teiue 0orO NutOMO6tl tplrO jebt tag.
LID Dettt0er; eint8e Goutetouten ritGen porau!
@eOree sQaoaier aus otoe GonntD beute an Der Spite,

rno 8efannten Der aonteitontet.
Nenn DieIe ip1 &ontaite mitbeGfen,
uno 0os| mer0en Ite, rpetn Die
a%onteitontea iie in Der ri6tigen
Neiie 6arpm eriuden = oann lit
Elm raiGe8 9'oronfommen fir Ben
Getraifeuoen a%onteitQnten 8eiidert.
@tit @~cnugtl1tnq fonalet mir
mej0en, BOB einige &%ontefanten in
Der 10000 9Ioiie umieren @int be-
fotgt boben mo flciBiq an bic 4r-
belt gegongeu itl0. Qle9rere oooon
itlto beute an cine 66bere Steae oe-
rijft, ouruuter 6arr SEQ. @tlfgnier
ans Gtoe Gpultp ser gIeid an 0ie
Spite acriIdt lit. 9iefc8 benefit,
mic Ieidt Is lit, boran3ufommen,
meln sic GntidloiIon6eit oa3lt ga
lit. 6erner lit e8 Elm 8epef8, oaB
Sic Arbeit Der aonteltattten nift 10
idpieriq tit, ais monfe 6enfen.
Gs lit ia ntth gar uidt III bertulul-
bern, 6ern Die uIaalide Cmaba
Eribiine" tit ia 0n8 belie6teite oeitt-
ide @latt mo Dos eir8i8e 0eittIhC
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Sic aotlteitanten peroen iebt ge.
ipnbr, oaB es in ibrem SutereIie lit,
Die jebige 8eit Der 9oppelitimmen
iia6 pollen ar6ften alt88unuben.
Gtnige fitto oesbaIb id)on gon3 eners
lid an Die 9(rbeit gegargeu uno
3d6en eircn 9orIprung errei6t, 4n-
oere i4teiben inns, ooB iie ibre &or-
r6eiten erIe0igt baden unO ii6
6etioQS tii6tig ms @eifirr legeu
Uer0en, uni ms in eini9en 3oqen
nit groBen gdteuungen 5n iiber.
alden. 3a Die 3eit Der 9oppel-
limmcn bis gum 81. Saruar 0o1t-
ri, 1T e8 aber aud} beute nod ints
ner nidt gu fpdt, Inn Dem &ontcIt
5ei5lltreten. ao%nteItantert, Die itd
iii ndt9iter 3pit mod anmeIoen, boz
zen nod Die gIeihe @eipinn6oncel
oQ8 ite iofort un0 griin6Ii6 an 0ie
llr6eit ge6erf.
@ir MAIDEN fnieoerutn ouf oie
1{otrpen0t9fett Ser Grganilierunq
Ser 6iIfstruppen dufmerfian be-
Ttebcn0 mt8 @erpanoten, 8reunoct
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

g%lcgieruns iiugeItrait bic gedte nm.
ierer amerifnii6en 0ntion bon al.
oeren g1otionen (Gnglano II. 5rant.
retd) NIT 6iben treten laiien
ODER ri9tl 6ragen bon Nidtig'
/ It fiir Soma, ipie fir Die geiamten
get. Gtaoten, b%eionoers aber bon
8iGtigteit fir rniere ousldnOiide
golitit. 9(meritaner Oeutider glb.
padet oilfl Sier ani
oer Sabresoariomm[irng be5 %. ".
81. o., 8peia Soma, bat elm Seocr
@eleeenbeit, ieinem Staote, ieinenl
9onOe, ieinen Wtitmeniden 81 Die.
men. s. &. 9nrnnS,
Brditoent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05

&age6Lott int Aeiten. Die pIGg-
Iihe Gmo6a 8ribiine" bringt Sic
5l'0erIdiii9Iten ariegsiodri9ten mo
0te gta6ridteu aus Dem Staate um0
ben NodbnrItoaten e6enio idreG un0
pftmolS idncGer ais engIiite Gage
hlatter uno iifert Ben 2eiern cine
Giiae 6eS intereiinntelten u1o Belief
%ren6iteu 2eieitoffes. Sin iolhe5
glott fin0et piaige abue6ner, 3rls
mai Is nod forttpa6reu0 perbeIiert
miro.
Sic aonteitonten ioQten ms cine
GroBe g(n5nbI Gro6enanet Elm
ienoen 6euen mir Die oSoglidc
Omaha 3ribiine" onf Strobe foIteu-
frei 3uien0en meroen. Sabcn oieIe
Qeute crit mol uniere 3eitltng fel1-
nen gelernt, 10 mer0en ite iid nidt
me6r non iGr trennen tpoIlen uuo
6em a%onteItanten aerne cine Syabre8.
46ontemeut ge6eil, mas ibn1 cine
QroBe 5timuen5abt iidart. M2on
probiere Die Sohe eiumnl, uno man
miro itd it6er Den GrfoI9 freueit.
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cO6O(=nac6riC0ten
aus fremont, Oe6.

s. s. @iltterIteen, pelfer i6on
felt Gfto6er trat1t mar, lit borgcitertt
sum erItenmale ans Dem &oltie ge-
Ueien uilo 6i8 gum @eidattsteil oer
Sto0t ip05iert.
So6n Stornt, melder Dor ulge-
fabr 10 Sobten Don 5rentont nab
Bond Gountp ouf ieine 6orm 800,
lit bier BET icir1er Eodter, 5rau 6reo
N}c8ce, 5ltln 8eillh. ST ingt, Dob
6reuont, ieitbem CT bon bier FORT
5rg, itd ettpa5 perGn0ert bat.
@rr. 0itermnntb Der Gt1entiinter
0er Gcyter 6oteIs, plant Naiielbe
gu oeroroBern, nodoem er Die 5ell-
crpcrfidcrunB erbaIten bat. ST
iugte 9eItern MttgIieoern oeS Gonl-
mctciul Clubs: SD babe ME ie-
molt0en Inn nltterititbnng III meinen
llntetne5muigeu gefragt ober penn
ser Commercial @Iitb gerre einen
Bonus ge6en modte, Inn Elm orbent
Tides @0tel gu boben, bann ioGte id,
6enfe i'd. ouratf ods erite 2lnredt
6obeu.
". 6. gor5 bat Icilten Gonieu
cingcrci6t oils aohbi0at fir oas
2lnt 6es Gouhtn Glerf.
Die 5euerleltte 6ielten anl Gteu-
iu6rstoge eitieu Gntpfang al, bel
Benz ite lire @aItc in frc~igcbigitcr
gSeiIe beiptrteteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-05
3eaiStettea aus Soma!
Sabres : GOnbeution 6es 9entid'
GmerifaniiNe WntionalbnubeS,
3Ueig Soma.

Dd @oterloo iein @orredt fir
bic Sabres.Seonbention an Clinton
abgetreten, 10 berufe ih iniere Sab.
rnsperiammlung Ha1 Glintono, 50,
ottf ben 8. uuO a. Mdr8 1916. gu
glei6er 3eit miro ou9 Der 9ettif'
amerifanii6e preBperein bon Soma
ieite Sobresoerimmluilg init uHS
abbnlteu, ipus inherent Gtadtsuer'
ban6 MIR gum @orteiI gereiden
Diro. 5n 0ieier ihneren 3eit fir
uts Jog. gin0eitriA.A merifonet lit
es nod bel notieer, oaB mir uns
als Elm einges, itarte8, Oeiti1eS
Ameritanertiun on cieier 8erianmts
hing beteiIioer, oenn bobe, bebre
uno berrIihe 8iele bat iih 0er 9tas
tionoIbuno geiteat, uno ernite, barte,
bittere Sample iteben tnleren 0eut.
iden air6en, Sdulen gereinen
ulo Der BreIie nod beOor. 60
iollte fein gereiit, feiue oelti4e Sir.
die, fein 0eiti6et 3eitungSmarn eS
peri1umen, gertreter 81 e%rnennnen
uno iel6e nod Clinton 8t ienoen.
Seine Stride, fein @erein ioGte bod
bic geringeu Soften iheuetb minoe'
items eirerL aber nod better, me6.
rere 9elegateu 81 ieu0eu oenu eS
mer0en 6rngen al unS barm1treten,
Die Den 2e5en8nero Der oeutiden
SERENE nn6 airden berii6ren. -
6rogerL bon teren 9eantmortung es
abbdngt, Of mir ferner OILS &arias
ron Sen engIiIden 3eitungelL bon
BEN 8nritanerlL non ben q. y. u.
uno ben anomnotbtng5 at8eieben
peroen ooer uidt. 8rogen, Oh cine
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er1Iebnns.


gs ssbSrt Elm gau5er, IN Iid eeIe'
higtsr, nilsnsFatter Menld our
gr5te ing zines anbereu WeHidsn.
Gsbr viels junse paars experiments
tiersn Io5uiaeen nit ben ibrsr 2iebe
unb Sor9falt anpertrauteH 8inbern.
Gle IslbIt eineen nod nt9t ssuuss
fam beim asben In Die 69uIe, unb
Iebr pttles, mas t,ur bic Grfabrung
lsbrt, tit ibnen nod sdn3Ii9 unbes
FAINT. SroBbem obsr betrstben ie
bus bo9pi9ti9e. fiirs gauge fpdtsre
2e6en ibres Ainbes ~mdbgebeube @rs
Sisbungsumt mstItens nur mad siges
mem @rmeFen, obne bet Jolgsn gu
gsOenleu sic miIsn Ii9 Dor oIlsm
In bic STEELE bes atnbes 9insinoeriets
sen, obsr es penlgItens INNER pisDer
periuhen, I'm in riAtiger BeiIe bara
auf einnirten 5u fOnncn.
Wenn manhe gltern eifriger uuf
5as SeeIenlsben iErer &letuel a9tes
ten, piir0sn iebr piele G~r3ie6ungs>
te9ler permie6en lperoeu. 8eitebt ia
bod Der Meni9 aus 2eib unb Seels,
un0 lit bod zines nt9t BPM aubern
au trennen. Das in Der SeeIe T9lum>
inert, tritt bur1 oas Gun mad ars
BEN bin gu Soge; Oarum iolsn I4on
CUTE Gebanten 'ins &inoer6er3 ges
pftan3t tperoen. Die Gltern 6aben
einen gang uuberebeubaren @influB
ouf bic &leinsn. Sie birfsn i'm
Oabsr audi nur gum @utea auss
lben, inbsm iie fe aufmertiam auf
oat8 S9dbigenoe ooer 61rbernoe
MAIDEN unO ibnsn Dor alIen 9ingsn
nit Dem alerbeiten 9eiipieI pOrans
geben.
Die @ltern ino baSu aussrIeben,
0suainOern bic ein5uI9lagsnDe Ri9s
tung o~n5age6en, nod Der iie i6r 2es
beusIAifflsin i'm Megfet Der 3eiten
gu Iteuern BADEN. sic loleu tie auf
Die i9rer barrenOen @efabren 6inpeis
len. tpeI6e fe auf Der 9ins unO bsrs
pogenOen Qebensthlt 5ebiirfen; bic
Wtr6sIntnOe, Die ben gels bes 8laus
bers 6ebrDben, bic llntiefen, bic
brauBen i'm @etrie6e, nie tief innen
in Oer 9sr3snstammsr gu finben
mo,
SIS fommt borouf an, Ts nit pns
ten. ieten Grunoidssn ou83uri ten
uno bo3u bic immergrinsu, tets nit
neuem uIuts periepenOen 9rie6e BON
CLAUDE, 2iebs unb 6otfnung in bic
1eeIe gu fenfea. GinD lie Iolaers
peiie BON Itebenben gItern fir Den
9ebenstdmpf lusgeriiitet. Oann mag
e ringsum brauien tnO gdren, lie
piTen, auf peI4em @runbe lie fsben
unO IaFen iia ntdt BON bielem
F6ern Sort bertreiben.
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1pl. 0obae.

gnt beradngenen Somitag itorb
bier i'm aIter bon 76 Sagren SD.
1ltfer, elmer Der dIteIten Deutiden
Der Staot, in ioelber CT felt 10.
3n6rcn fDobnte. Ger 8erItor6ene
rpltroe in Sabeulen, Sanncbcr, &C.
bcren, perbeiratcte ii6 III @elltid-
LAMB. e6e or nod @merifa fam.
5ehs ain6er betrauert iein SIM
ffeiOen. Die 8eer0tglng Ion6
am GienTtog nadmittag bon Der
6eutid Ilt6eriiden Stride ans inter
8ablreider 8eteilieung ari benz
Standardization Brieobofe itdtt.
SIM sitter BON Sc Sabrcu per-
idyieo Sonntog abea6 in ieinem.
&eim, 1909 9. @oe. Clio. s. s..
Stolen, etn ge6iirtiger 9eutiher, Ser
felt % Subren in Sort 9ooae nlls
i1ifig lit. Ger @ntIblafene Aiuter'
I6Bt bier 8Gd)ter nuO ei1en Coin,
Iotpie eine ShneIter, 6rnu 4ug.
Ghmobborer Sic 8%eerotgung ftits
set Mithpod) uohmittog BON Der
6eutId eDangeliiden Stride aus
Itott.
aote TIpnn tpitrSe perQangencn
SarnItoa bon benz @ar6 6otel trob
iBreS 9roteites in 0o8 ct. Soieph
6oIpfaI iiberfibrt. SIRE Eodter
9leaie 6(1nn erfLdrte, BOB Rtdter
0eaber pom ftnotIiden Obergeriht
einen Q(ufIfu6 Oes S~trafo1tritt3 be-
tpiaigt babe, ms 8rau 5Ipmt'8 &e.
tition Inn @etpdBrung zines ueilcl
9erb6rs entidieoen lit.
@. g. @oigt, GoriiBer Der Gountn
GuperbiIoreu, lit tpieoereripdhlt
tuor6eu ais GrGii6ent Der @e66roe.
0ur6 Ole 8emiibunaen Der GET.
hing 6es 6iefgen oelltiden @oiier.
bouieg boben i'm o6gelmtferen Sohr
iiber so 4in6er cine quite Seimot
BET o%nItdroi0en 2eltterl g%efunbeuy
tuie 9ieb. $. $. Sartlnur, 6er Qciter
6e8 @aiienGauies, in ieinem 8erift
befantt ntoht.
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Die aatuns bes etiditoffs,

9k @elebrtenpeIt beidaftist Iid
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ben Sttditoff Der 2uft nuBbor gu
MAIDEN, uuo felt elmer Rei4e bon
Sa9reu fin0 OieFe 8smibunsen Don
GrfOlg getrOnt.
Die piattgite @tidFofusrbin0ung
lit Der Salpeter, be3p. bic Ieibt aus
i'm bsrlteqbore 5nIpeteridure. DtsIe
sntbGlt Reben MafsritDif StiditDff
ano @auertoff, bic betoen !9anptbes
tonoteiIe Der Guft. SIS erldetnt ouf
ben eriten Bid abs cine Iet1t 3u l6s
Ienoe 4ufgabe, ben StiditOff Der
guft gu berbrennen, b. !. ibn nit
6auertoif gu bereinigeR, uno our4
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In BaTer SaIpeteridure ber3uitellen.
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1eberIegung bas BrobIem tbeoretiih
ldon gel0it. Die rieitgen S4niertgs
teiten ergeben iid erit BET Der pratt
Iifden 4usfibrung. Dir Uiiien, bdB
line @erbrennung Itets 0ann itattftne
oct, ipenn Elm brennbarsr Stoff BET
aenigenO bober 3smpsrntur nit
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mir nIfo bic Quft. bic ia Gauerltoff
un0 GttdItpfi entbdlt, elmer geniigenb
boben 3emperotur auSieBen, 10 muB
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fen, Die eItttriihe 8ogenlampe iebr
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9tiditoFf p%erbronnt Miro. 2eiber be-
merten mir aber BET Dieiem 8orgdns
oc foum etipas pnn elmer 8erdnoes
rung Der SUIT. @rit geuauere Inter
Iu9ungtn baben ergebsn, odB tatidns
lid infoIee Der Mdrmepirtung Der
Observation-Disclosures Der StidItuff
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u~nangenebms Gigenidaft, BEL tsr
Semperatur, bic in Der 8osenIampsns
famine 9srrfdt, ie9r idnea tpisDer
IN GausrItoff 81 5~erFalsH, 10 Dab
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orbbs perbinoern, 10 muB man oafar
Iorgeu, baB es m6glidit Ianell aui
cine Semperdtur abgeiibIt pirO, bel
Der IS flo ni9t msbt 8erIeBt. gu bic
lem 3Dede Fno Ole beri6ie0snartiaz
fen apparote uno Ginridtunstu err
funoen poroeu. Ie9niidt GrFolgs
baben bigber nur Bic BON .8irfelano
lno GB6e4 uno rSdOn6srr unO 6eb
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Mniterbnd fit aac arten Upn Sdfsl.
arbeiten.

Bud 9}r. 1, .mie unteu ge}eigt. eltt.
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5GuitrQtiouat fir ale Artcn pou
Sic &atelarbeiten mo areu5.
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Moden Gle 6afeIorbeit2 Seuoer
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oas retdboItigfte utt6 biataIte @Pl.
iterbuh lit. Sc errridt eber ben
3med, ais Bidder bon $50 @ts.
lle6cr 200 MuIter abgebiIOet.
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Crete. glm Samstng, Sen s..
oyonuur, miro bier ein 6oruer Sil.
itihit ~abeeboIten nerOen. - Bel 0ent
@epitter ON 9teitiahrStagc muroe
Sic beige W3iible pom Bile g%etrof.
fen bod aelong cs, oos 5eler ios
eleia gu I6i4en.
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