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CAhfArs'e e1LoLorHs,
WIHDoW SHADES. &c

e1LoLorHs,
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
have iast received from . Eew York auctio.
house fifty pieces Tapestry, Three ply, Ingram.
Venetian. List and Linen OARPBTs, OIL,
ana second hand FsRSiTUEr ali tae o ISt Sf
wcs bought low for cash, and will Ss ,9d small
Dealer in II MEurni.uIe, Ac.,.
Sc IsIm- between and h sss. ..u east s.t1s Side.
ELoURi FEED ! sALTIIf
A complete assortment Of
ALL GRADES OF YLOUR,
70 which We solicit the attention Of
BAKERS AND GROOERS.
HILL FEED, MEAL. BALED HAY,
and all kinds Of FEED at lowrstes.
GRoUHD ALUM, FINE,
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
'GT ms sale y is Low in lots 10 suit BY w ~ ..,-,,
p0BTABLE =
hNaINss.
and economy with the minimum OF weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known
more than 600 being in use. All warranted salts
factory or no sale -. .'.4.
Descriptive circulars seat on application.
J. @. HoApLEY CO.,
: -
p Ia N o s. =
frSS %s have now on hand an assortment Of ma
40 TO so PIANOS,
Shish pn we are Offering for sale at factory prices
~ re-, e!ciusiveIy for cash, We enabled
-" w.G. METzERorT co.
Sole agents for stsinvay Sons Pianos and Ma.
son Hsmlin's Cabinet organs. ocs
WIN, KNABE COZ PIANOS, 80
PRINCE /. co lspsSssAss 3 pssSSssAss AND Mr-MA
for sale and rent on easy terms. at Ne. 49s lIth
" sel,eoem, -, r. q. RII0HENBAGH.
HINTS ToR THE TABLE, with few words
SRsrsins RsrsiD.s. Mads so1 Eas Miss
Campaign. Mrs: Lea's Domestic Cookery. Mr:.
AsaosDn' sSs : slrs'nl. h0usfS1ls TR1l2sNok TAYLOR.
WELsH' PkEhiUM FAMILY FLOUR. (
This excellent Flour 1 am now selling at reduced
Pries'' either in Barrel; n e. y. ssef; BuRcHx11.
.,, 'Ar Corner Of 18th and streets.
Ewss'fhMibsaSSAIHS An b.uS IS6s ssP94RTsMAE 81 y.
teal Treatise on shooting. Thoughts en- Hanf.
h LONDON shotgun and spersins Riae, sSS By
Stonehense; London. The Gun aud Dos, by II. b.
tsndC sss % sSs
Rog, edited by Frank Forester. CrAvenS Young
eHSts'nAn %sf manu- Manual I0ndiSIs iSIsAHok TAYLOR.
BLAoA hAfs2eSk sGack qnAfsSae aAsbSRae eRAprsn
In De Aniifnl ordsr'jos5frGW tsf tSi,RHErhn Eissr
-, ads 1r corner il6 s1d streets,
NJ AbsRRHaEc15 bRaas Nh AR sFrY1a rXY1AasTF5HGSoH F1HEoH II.
ss1s III s g. e .s,s.. iscs; 3: f:s
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DENTISTRY,

H. BEMOyAL
LIE LkWIR, DENTIST, hss nr.ovxp from
70 1oo Penn. avenue, ten DOOR
TsssS E1,,ns@aas Imlseorery ~ Dsrtistry
% sons n nnsvnS Teeth 20 extract woqjd advise them
tsksn on, II. LIVES once, shd have them
silver Rates In .rdsr that ali persons should
T Tsre ieetn, We have reduc the price very low
sess, ,s. Also, call and see the new and improved
streets. oA AVN s1e ASsn
10 2-u 6R LHwrr n m n.,x.s
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grover's,)
Pennsylvsnis avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
ONE NIoHr MORE, By REQUEST, AND
LAST REPETITION. MOST Positively,
Isr MGnd s6a os,,mins osnEidNG, simG OCT sls.c
ROSEDALE; Oh THE RIFLES BALL.
No extra charge for seats secured in advance.
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. Q.
II, The Magnificent, i" who 10 engaged for, posi-
tively, four lghts only. r n ~
MARINI's FAsHI0NABLE DANCING
MARIHIs AssEnBLT Rooms. -
IL, between 9th and l0th streets, IA
=, This academy is nov open fer the recep- okR
miss es and masters tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat,
urdsys, from 3tosp m.v
Gtp,iemen's classes from to 10 same evenings.
venfeuce ot the pupil LE.LT se2
DRoFs. J. W. II. p. kREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, "A
Pennsy lyania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts.. IA
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. tx1A
Our Academy is now open for the ptien OF
Pupils. In returning thanks to our former Pupils
and friends for their patron age, most respectfully
solicit continuance of the same. Circulars can
te had st J. 4. Ellis and W G. Metzerott.& Co..
The Hall can be rented for soirees, &c.
Days dnd Hours cf THition
SATURDAY sfterpoons' from to 20 ciocs. ' '"1
nings, from to 10 o clock
of tuition, or addre.s . note to the Academy.
quarter conn ncing with the first lesson. sc 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
THE VERY LATEST.
Resolved by che Java Last Night.

MADRID, Jan. H. 1886
An oncisi despatch announces that the division Of
General Zsvss marching from Malagou, and the column
uuder the Governor OF Cudsd Real advancing by the
valley OF the Guardlana simultaneously with the force
under General hague have compelled the insurgents
20 leave the noun ains OF Toledo.
Thcy are proceeding via. Horcajo towards the
Portuguese frontier
MADRID, Jan. I'LL r. NJ
Later Official intelligence saysPrm Is rcirea,ug pre-
cptacly towards Portugal by Pu'nedcr Arzobisro The
principal mountain passes arc held by the royal troops
The dispersion Of the insurgents Is complete
Tranquility prevails throughout the country.
The government have demanded the authority OF the
Senate 20 arraEn General prim.
The disturbance which took place al saragossa the
9Th instant wofo caus W certain OF the
thortes These measures having been recalled no fur
,het troubles have occurred
p,sIs, Jan IL, 1850
The x,nitew, IN It's Bulletin OF day says
The state Of Affairs In Spain seems 10 be UNCHANGED
A proclamation has been promulgated at Madrid
iecro,tro Gc groups shouino of iioe wa Be dis
.sDe -acd by M litdry force
The provinces are tranquil With the exception Of
Catalonia aud Arasop, where certain IN asuess pre-.
walls
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90 what 20 do with Rebel Cannon"
TO THE EDITOR OF Tuk HERALD.
NV York. Jan. 90, 1890

INV hOik, seh' 90 iooo.
Your suggestion In o.day's HrksLp as 70 "whai TO do
with the rebel cannon Is very appropriate Permit me-
however TO Improve the samc idea onavsii to Tho
Park last summer. while standing on the Terrace aud
adnirng the beauties Of the surrounding scenery,
struck that thing was wanting-a point darps,,
or resting place for the M " glanced 'owNus INC
Ran bic The be tower formerly occupied that spot,
but missed on the occasion referred 10. The idea
me occurred TO ne: vhat magnificent ehret tower
ing column would hsve-such columns IA Que secs IN
PARIS q as the Nelson Pillar In Sackvc street, Dublin
and on ts summit houd be erected the statue OF our
maryred lresidett, Abraham Lincoln. or what mate
rial should u be ercccii Ny idea az tho time was q
granite column but as you say what beitsr account
could tue captured rebel csuuon he put than 10 be
nodded into a mighty ealue witch insy sTve a.. q
lssfibg monument 81 shame 10 wicked rebellion, and
II the same time proud tribute Of love for tip who
tel votl.a " itg eliminating UaSspssst " r.
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MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS.
BOARD OF Aldermen.

STATED sHssToN-Tsva.pAv. Jan zs-frB
r: %s MORE c5.n
ney ny, Reilly, LOe- vsrnuu o Brisn, xsolnns ssdvss
.. yre.id,,, being ssssn, 2, rcl, ssll.
The Of ,he last esiss read aud approved
PFrrioss.
Petition o. he Prs, Baptist Mariners church onvss
VIII +, rss Peis3sd e g he on
fs.ioa % = porms.s, for gsrm..lon TO sshs, sooas
in M S9 Of r his P T.is Of g os when
pointed
:. 5 Z. e! ..g, ss, q
stsoIrriosa
~ Alderman Etr-
cene Msi.ea TO have ,sn corner cgsve ssc Leo.A,s
- placed 70 interfere with usve Or neameer sAs
Which va, adopted.
Rssoised. Tha, IT, b Cromwell a CO. ,. and .hsy -
hereby permted % ~ ere.wslk ard % ps,e pcrion =
ss e S1Ss O sS na sns srss
uV %S ~ n. crs ssr.,. lnedn'' Department
Rs.olTsd is.sJos.sh De Roeh,r. s.vo gsr,.os 20 e.
rema,a only during the pleasure OF the Sommes COUNCIL
| Mach vas slof,ed
s' S.s. s sss gs ss';
god, IN tron, Of tier pcnases during voc psA'"e" ~
| witch wss aaspseL
s as fns, = rrs-on hereby given As.sss
0s., q Ns ~ fs" sss premises an
\ o-l~rsd hv the Common Council.
/ Winch lad orr.
.ese IN tsne eay inspectors appointed By the Ve-
- ac,sl,,of HOARD. construction oil Y W.
y,nsrs IA, any street pavement cross wsk OF w.
,,ers ~ and heroby nred ~ the rate
ay r each sd day they be v emp ryed snS
shst " such lnsp o.ors Who may De ~ H.
rreaent rate IL a. per day.
| Which was laid over
| Alderman Lcyv moved tie, the Bvard DO nov tdiourn
| Mhch csref.
wsorsapoa ne fsspssr se red ,nst ne Bcsrl sicee
] sdlourned -, Y. VALENTINE HerA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
engagements Between the Troops and
the PeOpie-Thc Cabinet Receiving the
News, Sc.
MADHIn, Jan. 9-Evening

MADRID, Jan. 9-Evening
General Coucha, who has been replaced by Marshal
EeTrano, arrived heIe yesterday.
Some excitement prevailed this evening the Puerta
Del SOL shouts beng raised by crowd Of students; but
every precauton taken prevent serious disturb
ance of order. proclamation posted on the public
buildings stating that tho government would act D.M
great vigyr w maintain trAn9u illity.
MADRID, jan e-Evening q.
The latest Official dispatches received here that
Che insurgents discouraged and still marching
wards the mountains Of Toledo pursued by Generals
2abala and Echague. II Is believed that they will
reavor 10 reach tue Portuguese frontier.
General Concha rning Madrid and is succeed
I'd by Marshal scrrano
IL Is announced that order has not again been dis
turbed at arceona and that tranquility reigns every
where.
MADRID, Jau. 10--Evonng.
On receiving depu,aion from the Chamber of Dcpu-
ties TO present address, lho Queen replied that
spite OF the All ctct she experienced In viewing the bad
sight OF rebellion among portion Of the army 1t
her great oonsoa Ion IN the representatives OF the
nation offering her their support and tho testimony Of
Eheir unanimous loyalty.
The latest ofnciai dispatches announce that General
PRINTS carriage and baggage had acn into the hands OF
the royal troops He is still stated to DO In the
fains OF Toledo, man@uvrng TO reach the Portuguese
by way OF Estramsdura
Tho rumors current hero that General Concha was
wounded is officially denied After arriving at Madrid
he had an interview with Marshal oDouneii.
A. eleven last night alarm, which lasted short
Lime, was given, but quiet "a completely established
Eome anxiety continues 20 prevail
PERrsGyAS, Jan TO- 1860.
Advces received here from Barcelona state that few
shots Cred at the crowds which had assembled 10
che Streets aud persons killed and wounded
tranquility had been restored
BARCELONA Jan. 10, 1885
The troops which had preserved order the 18th and
18th inst no longer sufficient the following day,
and the CAPITA General with fresh troops, took
rnand OF the garrison The crowds assembled In the
Streets threw at the soldiers and thereupon
summoned three times dispense, but tho disturbances
~~,tlnung orders given TO Gre the people fhe
vcnng passed OF quietly the troops bvouscking in the
public square
This morning the town Is quiet
kilograms from the other Of Catalonia that
NO disturbances had occurred
BAYosSr, Jan ii, 1865.
Letters received here from Barcelona the 9th inst
confirm tho statement that the previous day the
troops had Cred upon the people and that three persons
killed and Ave wounded
Advccs from Madrid that gres. agitation prevails
IN that city account Of the government only doro
derived firm m,riieyia % iran.pine thereby
ircrsas6e ~ general Resting y uneasness
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rHg RAyISH PROCRESISri LEADER.
NON Juan Prim, the spanish Revoi"-
tIeuary Leader.

rAe growing Importance Of The spsnlsh revolution eaon
diy brings Don Juan Prm the chosen leader Of the r.
voiutouista Into stronger Light and has already swak
"a an ip,erce Regarding him which demands further
Snow,edue Of his antecedcu,s and political principles
Don Juan rrm, Marquis do los casellesos and Count
IA Reus was horn at Reu In Catalonia in lsil and was
siucsisd for the army. He made his nrsl campaign as
~ ocsf In tue spanish civil wal which followed the &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
The Porser-ssover Case.
APPlrc ALTON ron COMMISSION TO EXAMINE
WITNESSES IN BOSTON AND WORCESTER.
sUrRxnK couRr--CHAAHkK1
uefcro yua~o Qutbavlsud

APPl1C ALTON ron COMMISSION TO EXAMINE
WITNESSES IN BOSTON AND WORCESTER.
SUPREME cousr--caAAssR1
Before Judge Sutherland.
JAN se-D1niet NJ Porter r Henry d. Sto~v.
case the particulars Of which have bcen fully reported
10 the HsR.Lo came up before Judge Sutherland yes
tcrday on motion for the appointment OF commission
10 examine witnesses IN Boston and Worcester, Mass
ms TO the character Of tove II suggested BY plain.
tia that Mr. George n. Miller should be appointed as
commissioner in Boston. Nv. w. :. Rowland who sp-
peared as counsel for sove read tho following letter.
written 10 his client by Mr. Miller. which speaks for
Itself
BosIlsi, July Is, 1865 4
Mr. n srovxa--I have before me letter which I
received last night from o. n Pewter No Wall street.
requesting facts and names IN rgssd 70 your chArae
truth and honesty. also have Ia Q names, some
nfcen IN number that will swear that u 10 bad You
are probably that am somewhat posted myself
The amount OF my bill which you honestly owe me sine,
you into chancory and the oSp ne have been 70
10 got II out with interest will amount to about $500.
Oil VI 0e'''' '"' '''' GEORGE n MILLER,
Globe Works, Boston, Mass.
Afer hearing the arguments OF counsel Jrdge Sutnes:
land den cd the motion the gro nd that slower hsd
resided 10 this city 1851, aud that hs character
could not be Traced back beyond tina, time IN another
portion OF tho country In giving his decision the Judge
remarked that II vas rather eth up how th' painiin
should accdcn ally hit upon Miller for commissioner.
II will be remembered that Stoyer was confined n for
LAFAYETTE on the charge OF frauds committed against the
government Porter acted hs counsel aud now bring
an action for several thousand do lars prumssory
note The defence that this note wac procured undc'
fraudulent pretenccs
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The wills of the following persons have been admssse
20 probate By Surrogate Tuckcr:-ssrsh A. Richmond
Eliza s. Lord, George p. With, Ephrsm Ftshei, Jass
Pcnneid aud Lydia Weaver The requests 10 each 49,
are made 10 the immediate relatives OF the parties -
ceas-d, and comprise nothing OF public interest,"
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Tho further hearing In this and decision BY JulDe
Bowling was To have taken place yesterday afternoe.
but owing 70 the following motto, received BY Julp
Bowling, nothing further was done In the matter:-
JAsuARr o. 1894
MY DEAR JuDcs--Aftsr reading the full and smgls
day, fdesirs TO say on behalf Of Mr. A T. stswa -
stiiated sssns. Eossrs G. w. NstssI and " MasEe!ias
Withdrawn. Very truly yours HENRY HILTON
The re,rsctou alluded 70 in the above note v he -
ALxxAsDR =. srEwARF.
from the National Police 0axstta.1
Most OF our readers must have learned from the oGy
name siands at the head Of this article oompla1ss1
pspsl q Is. xss 'n n. . HSs ~
our svs o., t .ss s e
drawn into her tos he assures 10 that he Intended -
describe character tina. could apply e him.
wers tho actual visans Of the lady in question Uasas
tunste his expressions, without knowing who owno1
he inconsdersssy Suggested that the scntisma1 W.
visited the female occupant did 20 on the prstsxt -
sz.mincs the nr;usss .! The ss'aS,'n sss -
drawn that Mr.. Stewart was the pcrson msAnA
He us taas no had no such design and = vs
doubt HE word; and most certainly bad we suspecteo
any such design, had we believed that the article
would be construed Mr. Stewart we would nevss
have allowed II 70 appear In columns have beeo
personally friendly with that gentleman for mAay
years, and have had intercourse with him onctany
aud personally 80 that learned to esteem HIM ~ .
man and a cit zen Although In . situation 70 becomn
conversan with the private characers Of the eadinu
OF the city, nerer knco ongm dero1o orr -
regret that anyh ng should have appeared In Our %
lumns which might DO dstantly construed - 70
hecng upon him.
II our readers need any further evidence OF the purity
OF Mr. Stewards character have only 70 refer them -
a report Of the proceedings Ia court, where u Will -
seen that he voluntarily offered himself 70 be examne4
az TO tho whole OF his conduct through every cay
OF hts fe In addition, may add thai the euecne o
our ONCE who wrote tho article In question was pteeee
al the examination ready 10 testify under oaah hat v
was mot intended 70 descrfbe Mr.. Stewart
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-12

8ettere &abelbepei3en.- gon
Berlin, 10. Sept. 9as preuBt16e Inter.
bous fat ben 8Orldlus Der &esteruna, GO
Wtatonen S9atnpten aus3ugeben, perpOrfeu
uno an be1en Steue Elm Nmenbement anaeD
npmmen, tpel4e8 CUR Musgabe BON 30 MiG.
autorttrt, bic tn etnem Sabre mad ibreu
Datum suriidbe3ablt rrerpen foIen.
Gon parts 10. Sept. Man Serntmmt
baB balpt9f Elm Circular ertpartet wercer
fam, In meldeu. Der &aier lI@ eeeen bic ae.
paltlame 9Siuns Der eatrOpdti6en Sraoe, BIZ
Dur6 ben furSIt1 ftattsefunoenen Grieo Ter.
Soreerufen merbe, erfldren miro.
Die D a fer sewcrbeneu
INIane . fret6 s unb Getne1
g. rbitnbeten Sn Dem Nrdytse See
NuSwdrtiasn Wintitertum5 In 6annoper bat
man perldtepene D0tumente unb @prre(pon,
bensen %eefunben, in benen bic art Der Ser,
ttetlung Der premBtlAen Wpnarhie, falls Gas
Rrtea5alaad bic 8unbestagsfurfen 6e0Inltat
babe1 tparbs, ftfgeteQt 10. OeRrst8 Bate
@hlefen erbalten lc1en, Sa&len bic tbarinei'
1bem Staten, Ga6len-Mt einin9sa bic @r0f,
l6aft 6ennebere, 5annoSer Befpbalen, @ar,
temberg 5obensOuern, Der &urfarf BON 6el.
fen BITE Nropin3 Gt9sfeIb uno etnen Sbetl bon
3birtnsen Bis 9~ansen1alsan, Na6am etnise
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lt&tstt; bic er in ietner Gtsenlaaft ais Gom'
per,.eur our6 ieine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sesen pte Nebeaen auf ii@ seloben. Wiroe
pur@ ietn iaanpltdes 9ptel Der Staat ben
GOnierpatiueu unb Nebeusn tn bic 6anoe &C.
iptelt, 10 pirpe bteie combtntrte iieeret6e Dar'
tel u. u. tbr altes @erluusen mad Gnt1Aabt-
9une fur bic eman,iptrten Stlapen pteber-
bOtsn; Anp bic @temer3abler WorYIanb'S
batter Damn Stsuetdt bas Gsrenassn, II leren
St lfIasentaltern breteis @ltQtOnen Dollars
Gntl6dbtsung 3u besablen ; BAG mare fretltG
Elm Iebr woblfetter prets fir bic Sire, burt
einen Sbcmas Spann i'm 8unbeslenate pers
treten au 1etn =!
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Die N9'tatiUn fir bic quite Saae in
MarNIaub.

Sn Der setrissn Stbuns Oes @tGutf>Sre
cuttps&pmite's Der unbeDtn9ten nntOnsparte
Morplanp's wurbe bic freibeitlthe MsttatUr
in unierem Stuate euerstIa e~tnseletet, mad.
Dem bic beutl6sn uniOnsmdnner brr6 Srsa'
initiation zines beutldeu @entrulperetus mt
9ateut BeilpieIe YCr~an9.gangen tparen. VI
rsrpen bemn6nf In ben pier DerlHteoenen
StGettbetIen 8OIfsper iammlmngen abaebalten
peySea ; nnb tbnen trtrp etne grOBe Nfa6en'
Denomination folgen; cte nunmtbr In be.
Organization besrifenen u%l1ntUnS nstncibles'
unO v8Ogs In 8lue" werben an Der lestereu
tteittebmen unO etne farte Oepmtatiun be.
p9tlaoelpRter BCYs in 8lue miro fa ju If,
%stntnosn. SIN alien Gbetlen bss StaateS pers
ben Nteettngs Der unbeotneten l~lniOnspartej
reranltaltet tuerOen ; unb pas Staatserecuttu'
SOmtte rtdtet en- Sen. Stssl, OberR G6bb
Chr. Bartel, 80. Rapp unD @nbere haS Gr'
ludeen, aud gu ben Deutlhen TIM Snnern bsI
StaatsS gu ipreten,
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aefo6tenen BtIs NIT leiner NamensunterI @Hfi
lanftiontrt BAT, iHetnt er in leinem Ouiel gar
ntht mebr 3u pifien.
unp msnn bic 8e9auptuns letner Ttnan3s
%beamteu, oaB feline genIgenpen Wttttel oa elmer
biuretGenren Pelpbnung Mnierer Beteranen
~pcrbanpen leien, pabr 1T, rer t.19t benin
oann bic GAulb baran ? Nntport Niemanc
Mnoers als Mnpretp SObn1On. Oenn er bat
BEN Nebelen ibre cpntsctrten Se1stbumer,
cem bstref. GCnsreBseiege gum GrUse, 3urid,
aegeben ; unp bod bate man NIT btelen cont
Isctrten @utern nidt nur einen groBen She'll
Der 9iattCnalIhulb beden, Ionpern audi FIR I'm
Iere @steranen, tpte fir nnlere nr1nen Snpalts
BEN, ote lH6 iebt NIT ben fdreltGfen Benfonen
bebelfen miHeu, aufs &et6ltd,fe loreen fGn-
men.
Wir haben pben geptB tn untptperleelther
Wetie naGeewtelen, baB eben Der Bralibent
beran f@ulb il, baB fir uniere Beteraner
unb SnSaltOem ni2t 9enus selaab unb ni6t
aenug gelAehen fsnnte. unb bod lu9t Der
tSlptlAe Wtann u pteisn Golsen letner go.
Itttf aapitul fur 0A unb seeen ben GOn9res
81 maGen!!
&ein ldhesli@ aber tptrp er, tpenn ct in fet-
nett Stumpreoen ben Solbaten 3ubritut: sd,
Id mar NIT Guh TIM Selbe, pGbrenb btele Ser.
rather TN GunsreGe unb oteIe raubtsen Surbs
tn Der prefIe rubts mnb FGer btnter BEN
Ofsn faBen." anprep SObnlon mar niemall
I'm gslDe, Ionberu er lab wGbrsnb Der Sdmpl
BET NaIkStle III ietnem beauemen@ ouperneurs.
palets ba1elbR, Memanb tptrb t6m bteraut
etnen 8orpurf MAIDEN, benH er mar ais Wt'
litirgpuperremr, uno nt6t als SOlpat mad
IenneIte gei@idt tr0roen. Nber a1ngeredt u.
blEbfinnt9 1T es, tpenn GH ben rabtfalen
@ongreBmttaltebern unb ben ra6tfolen Scurf
naltten etnen Gorpurf baraus ma6t, baB fe
nt@t tnS Selb a0gen. Bas mare benn aus
benz Qanbe trpb un1rer beloenmit5teen Mrmee
eepDrpeu, rpenrt fetn patrtotii9er @OngreB unb
fetne satrtuttI9e Nre1e ba9epeIen tpare2 Die
ebemaltaen Setnbe mno tebteen Braber bss
prGfDenten, Die @onfDbsrtrten, wuBten bic
@a6t unp 8sbeutuns Der preGs fur ben
Rrteg beIer gu tpiiroteen aIs er; benin tbr
Conf rtpttcnsseIeB entbob ausoradlt6 pas
;3ettunesperional Der W%tlitarpftht.
@nb9 SObnlon, Der ii6 pOft fefum, nah
benz &rtege, bic Blautafe an3tebt, nm Col
batenitmmen 81 tScern, tit pirtlt@ cine fSf<
Tide Stgur!
0abrenb Ct aber mtt gepObntsr Tredbett
unb Sborbett ft9 far Zen GOlpateuf reunb par
erce0ence auaetbt, entfernt er lelblf perfrippelte
SOIpaten. WeI6e ii4 uetserr, fir feline Ser
ratberpcltttf ein1u1teben, aus ben Nemtern u.
erleet fe bnrA @~oppertsaps. DennD4 Fat er
bic rsramtoale 6reabett, in ieinea Stumpre<
ben ben SOIOaten oor3uIaseu, bub bas Stret
Ben Der repub!ttanNden partet, BITE er oers
9ekIt6 ourd @mters9 erlpreduneen unb
@emters @mt3ie9unsen fir fsine @olitif su se-
Diunen iuGte unb bic tbm feline Nemter Dor
bte GiBe mari, tabtu sete. bic @eterauen RON
ben OfentltGen Gemtetn f~ernsubaltsn.
@nbp fOate, ete er tpteber last. etntse Sabre
Set hem grOben 2igenmeiter in paris CUR
Shule Seben, 9enn 70 oft er auA laet, 70
Iast &c bod lets 70 buntr1, baB tbn Sober,
Der Ietne OeIdtdte fennt, auf Der @teIe eana
srinblia 2I9sn Rra1en fam,