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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10
The Way the n1aney Goes.
We have q few ulore figures %

present for the consideration OF those
who bear the burdens Of the govern
nent, and toll and sweat to keep
want from their doors. while the srag
baroa,s the shoddy asistocras, the
man who holds ail his wealth In q.
9. bonds, exempt from saxation, and
drawing his gold interest. lolls back
as his ease, fingers the money you
pay In taxes, srahs for Grant, and
labors to retain in official places, the
men pledged to pay his bonds In
gold give the negro vote, and steal
from the treasury ofthe people In the
manner shown Ia the following arti-
eles taken from the 'Isaboging Mans
Friend. %
Now Ia regard 20 paunderings In
the House OF Representatives. I
have no Official copy to refer 10 us I
have already stated, but I have q
copy 0fa pamphlet InSt issued by w.
j. MankeT, raaking some astonishing
~ ~ ssss afnsat1s
Perpesrated in lnas Draneh OF Ion-
ed with the Republican party from
IFS organization down 70 the Ist Of
soiy, fs wnen ne reslgn6a sfse Of
nee ne han neid In the isoorkesper's
department ir0m the opening q the
4utn Congre ana &c once y ued
this pAmphi0t 10 warn mrs country
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10
Total
a0.Iaa la

Mr.. Marker then goes on 10 give
the items OF Orxlwayss charges In
detail, demonstrating the Grn@est
frauds and wickednoss, particularly
Ia his charges fox travel. / canmUE
SPARE the spAee 10 cOpy the it9sus.
but WIN give his summing an On
mileage:
81 win reeapituIate the mileage,
In order thst the reader may see 1t
a glance, tbs euoxmify Of that branch
of the gentfeuanfs service
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

The following scrap q ~ histary
81 the ring" who nopGhk thFonEA
oar Laeieiefnrs and the eo1rA taast
co1tzN Of the maney and cousExlie-
tton ef fthe Chicago, Rock Ie1ond 4
HaeiAe BalIruad, wklcA ~ eellp fsans
the peyeapovt Dsusooruk may provs
lntsrpting 70 fIss citiasns a. C0uncil
Blga The De1socrnk seys:
sttsnpt - ~ stack samblars
o. fhA rod 1T rtu1ef. and dleile
tks nn1nUsy = - o. - - -
cy e hnlId Is fkom ~ Nolnes -.
neeuIted Ig Grand hflszra, which
suImlnafed the hfst week u lure
sssGr, Trsey, nlsAasis,e, psuaed d
the work, and h t0s<isy, = xsnr III
adgnnce az what he praGu<1pd our
State authorities be Wouid do II the
way 81 feomp1eting the rund "a GUut,-
ell Hum. We rtGbr % ~ suk7ne4
now on account Of nacknt deVeiop--
ments g0lng 20 kf3ve haw sflais
world IL given 10 lying.
g It win be recoflected tlsnk when
the man oDwdsy appear ID bofsee the
Legislature, asking shst boiy fo NJ
peal the AI0wA acps Ard pEnteet hia
clients, Ia majority Of the stnskho1d-
ers, - he claimed he theaa and there
pro1uced paper with SOME SIXTY Or
seventy Tzamesv each maMn sixnfng
tia paper set down opposite ~ fteip
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10
VERMONT.

"LoyaI," Radical Vermont has
voted, and tloyal,n Radical Yer
mont, the telegraph reports say, has
probably gone from q, 600 to 80, 600
for the Radical ticket, and II. G.,s
little insects are buzxing around
with their illuminated scandal APP
pendagesn like fire-fiies on . mid
Summer eve. And their stump ora
tors, like the frogs Of the swamp and
the owls Of the woods, from their
dank, miasmasic abodes and dark
and gloomy reoesses, are cruaking
out 'svcr- monf, ssVer- mont, = and
responding "who. who. who are
yoo ?'' until night In made hidcous
with their croakings and scgeech.
ings.
vermont has gone fog the Radl-
Gals, 2 says an ardent hummer, s'the
flrst time slnee the rebels fired on
sumpter. What do you think Of
that, Mr.. Copperhead ~ The fool is
wise only In his own conceIt. Yer
mont gone Radical Well, what else
has Vermons done since the oEganl-
zatioa Of tbs Radical partyy Huge
gains, shout the hummcrs. Indeedl
Wonderful LIST us sea. Part OF
the State hiss heen heard from n--one-
bird, perhaps, and the sssnposifioa
. that thars has been large gain.
So7 Ies us examine the fOrIner
votes. In 1854, Vermont gave LIN
coin 2s,08s majority. In l666, il
gave Radical majority sf % $40.
In 1857, that Etats xuIIeI ur Radi-
cal majority ef LISA. And nov In
1913 IL has.a8ain ggne for the Radl-
oal candidates. approxinmking the
maiorify given fbs LIncoin In 1864.
|" Hooxn fnr vasIuounti's
LET every Iowa bay la hlue rn~
menaher thai HenFy ClAy Deanthe
High priest ct HaWk-Eye Kn KIlsxr
fsul-in q s1,eech delivered Ii 0ttx1Ezs~
swA het spr ~ said that the A1sse
nwx1cd und b fea0e5 eafrfi6rs. kkrss1k
see1lr Or - ~ stlscts of okarffx,
cw4J kcnsre1os ADr t3eTm11oue.ss y IA4
eVeRy soldier xugnemkee t1IiB snzne
dirty cd In1 1ovssnl h n0@v sturnpfnor
10 nlate l6s Seymour md HAIR
1|6f6 a - 81 q Kss'szss 7s$sss g s4Ksk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

Sc. ess.sss 90
Total
AQxfe9afe increase IN 1 yrs s757, as

Aggregate increase I'm yrs $757, ,43G
sThis increase cann0s BE account
cd foF upon the grounds 81 neca~sity
CT even dece0cy. Instead of this
wnuderfnl Increase, as shown hy The
foregoing table, every principle of
honesty, and 4 decent respect for the
interest, hzppines, md welfare oF q
telling, tax-ridden, and annRdang
constituency, demanded o reduction
instead ok an increase, and I do not
hesitate m asserting TINT the contin-
gent and okIleesB aAlnry expenses
dan with great peopsiety bo refinced
even hei0w that af l6e4, without any
defrimanf 10 thA pnhlie seTvice.
To avoid any derztanding In
regard 10 tle fpxeg0ing itenasoI ex-
penaoe, I wnnk II fmprensod upon thu
minds of al who Gre 70 know, tha*
not one cent of tire reguIex par or
Tnilcnge 81 RI1efnbers ~ Congress h
ineiatied ID ~ fokcgolng fnh<e. 2 g
srArRoxEey frEsss.
ss<5taalouery for Is0S, 477 500 90
Conmntskim of ptnf3osa-
cry for 1os6 x1se -
ststionery Or fsea, 1os,(oo a
Ooluxnutatios ok st1t5on- -. s.s.1s.' 4. !.
cry fow Io0l. 31oo u
Esss q ~ eyss -. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

!: J. =! : : ! i
- s.s.,..l 8 - = -
sFof 90 y<ax en1In9 June, i,e7 :
the st16an@y 4en ~ sYegii
lz1ofe scanf1aloll 3laR 81 11o6 The
ylattoaesy tnat ys1ss III, w1ss
6aatienery paschess
csSnsas.s.oa sses. r.t..,su sa'e e
Z cry. 4Q00o 0Dl
Total, ti16.e0o a
ard The puschssss nf guid penx, scts-
af,FD. &C. wer0 q. extTnVaxnnt n
1851 % In Ie68. Thege we're none nf|
those articles jeft Ov6r III 1851. IN
eathosixed hy the factx 10 ny; f6F II
there had been = supply ielt over, he
purchases Tor 1858 would not have
Aanoslas rseetvsd " n. u. ofa-
way, Befgsanf-at&rfIn, as per
Clerks report, January 1, ls06. ae8
Mk. Dos, No. 81, "a Sen. 4osh Con.
gress.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

TotAa mHteH kzNVeEEH, Us, 8ll8
The foregoing table Is believed to
be - near correct a. ID Ia possible 10
ascertain from the report Tha last
itam Is aetpated. hat believed to be
true; thA ofhHas ara correct, 40 they
ases takea 1Om cha<ess tham-
selves 8
This IL equal 10 i voyage eight
times around the earth, and one
third 0f the way around again, by
0rdway and his assietsntk. or
cousee nfsk s f0urth cart 0f The dis
s&nce was ever traveIed by them but
we have to pay for tall thesane. 1t
costs the boiasiholder nothing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07
). 7. McGowND,
"A. G. ISAACS.

track dbl. III f1 % oo Siss
pleted to Pond Creek by the middle of May.
BY next December the contractors think the
road will be finished to Green river. go miles
west of Fort Sanders. The railroad bridge
over Dale creek, west of Cheyenne, now build.
ing, will be 1900 feet long, and ITO feet high.
Between Denver and Cheyenne there was
only about ten miles stretch of snow, and il
was only few inches deep
The mails which reached Denver, Feb 18th,
showed the effects of fire. Some Of the letters
were SO badly burned that the superscription
could not be read. The accident probably &C.
Cured on the Pennsylvania railroad lately,
when three cars, with their contents, consist
ing Of Eastern and European mails and express
matter, were consumed.
The discovery of rich gold diggings ut the
head OF Rock creek. on the road from Salt
Lake to Cheyenne. is reported, aud 800 rail-
road employees had suddenly left situations to
rush to the placers.
The Fenians of Cheyenne City will give a
splendid ball on the evening of St. Patrick's
Day
The railroad grade on Laramie plains is
being plowed and prepared for the track.
Preparations for the opening Of spring trade
were actively going on in Cheyenne City.
Prosperous times in business generally arc
looked for
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

LAND OFFICE, Boise City, I. t. March O. 1868.
Since the Land Office in Boise City opened,
twelve cases of conflicting claims have been
disposed of, and sixteen cases remain on the
books, to be heard. 1t is expected that in
about six weeks the survey of all the lands in
Boise Valley will be filed. and that will com.
plete the extent Of the present subdvisional
survey. Gen. Cartee, Surveyor General, will
push forward the survey of all the agricultural
lands at the earliest practicable day-perhaps
April, aud in June returns from the additional
surveys will probably be received. Mineral
surveys and entries will commence as soon as
soon as the weather will admit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

ALTURAs COUNTY ITEMs.-From Mr.. C.
Lee who lately made the journey from this
city to Rocky Bar, and back, most of the way
on snow shoes, we derive the following items
~, Men are actively engaged in McNulley's
VIDE West, jackson e. Co.'S Golden Star
ana the Confederate Star lodges. and very rich
ores have been taken from each Of these lodges
Mnlca are ready for crushing. 1t is estimated
Mat from 900 to over 500 per ton will be the
product of these ores.
PREPARATIONS are going on tn bring in Col
vNeiPs fine large mill, which will quite surely
DC In operation this season.
Lee Motherhood il on the way from the East
m WIN large mil for the tYuba Atlanta ledge.
turtles is also coming from the East with a
mn lot the Volcano mines ut Camas Prairie,
Ana Major Taylor and VIM. 8. Stevens will
ION nave splendid mill, for their Grey Eagle
1suse 10 Yuba, which they procured in San
:. Avery prosperous mining season, in quartz,
Doked for BY all in Rocky Bar, and Alturas
ha,aeraly, and preparations for wider field Of
p rsssi Ginning have been made already this
u. mere was about two feet Of snow at Rocky
tI:l r when Mr.. Lee left there, Feb. 25th, but
, as ud not prevent work in the mines. He
c; pol" the new Rice's wagon road. from Boise
NY 70 Rocky Bar, by Little Cainas Prairie,
IT, ;e great Improvement over the old road.
his. seven miles shorter, avoids all the bad
f's's' ana the grade i easy oil the way. G &
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07
CITY and County.

prnsoSAr.-Mr, ], J. Tompkins, of this city, re.
.,,re last Wednesday from winter sojourn in Ore.
or and looks in hearty condition. notwithstanding
his rough trip for most of the way back. He went
so,n Portland to Daes City by TRAIL afoot and was
e.ur DAYS on the way. From Dales City 30 Umatilla
he came quite comfortably, for the season. in two
days by stage; and from Umatilla to Boise City in
four DAYS. by John Haileys stages. He left Umatila
February a7th. The ice was then rapidly breaking
nm and it was thought that navigation would be re-
.sumed in about week. The trip to Boise City was
made very comfortably, all things considered There
was only about eighteen inches of snow on the Blue
Mountains, none in Grand Ronde Valley, little in
MATCHES along Powder, Burnt and Snake river VAL
evs; and the roads fair for the season But he
ia like all others who have returned from wintering
elsewhere, mighty well pleased to get back to this
good region. Ats@&Ass
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

IMPORTANT. ,DECfsIoN.-The Supreme
Court In British Columbia has decided thai
the property Of Isaac Humphreys N Ameri'
can citizen, who died interstate at Victoria,
must revert 10 the Grown. should there pc no
heirs TO the Same. The Chief Justice said the
Office Of Copsuf was created for commercial
purposes only, and that no ministerial! duties
or privileges are attached. Consul Francis
appeared on behalf of the United States. The
property in question Is considerable in amount.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

FIRE PREVENTIVE MEETING.-We are requested 10
state that meeting of citizens win be held ut Good
Templars Hall next Monday evening. to take steps
towards providing means for the prevention and ex.
.npushment of fires in this city. 1t is important
matter; let all be there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

MINING-The miners are preparing their claims all
about the Basin. and many are already to work.
Things begin to look bright in trade generally.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

LEcTuRE.-A. C. Isaacs, Esq, win lecture at Good
sTemplars' Hall tomorrow Sunday evening. at ~
O'Clock Subject-"A Glance at the Social Condition
of the World It viii doubtless be very entertain.
ing lecture.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

lin T BRAN les,
= For hale b lnas5 BxyAxr, hxiA ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

GARDEN SEEDS, &C.-Look at Kingsley's new nd.
yertsement in this paper. He will soon receive
fresh, superior Garden Seeds, and lots of variety
merchandise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07
possible.

THE wEArHER.-Splendid opening weather for the
mining season. Sharp frost yesterday morning but
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

FROM PuGEr souSp.-The Olympia Tran.
'"s~ Of Feb. 22d furnishes the following items:
fba VT Steilacoom has been abandoned, and
I uNVops stationed there sent 10 Sitka.
.ha lSIses afe dying Of blind stsggers all along
tina %S;o s, and no remedy has been found for
- 1lscase. u n or rkra ri a.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

- Il IL s~-9x F~e n EMN
n CALIFORNIA RADICAL CONFERENCE.-The
= 1,'ecals Of California will hold their State
- lseot'on March 31st, to elect Delegates to
s National Radical Convention
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-19
Gpn9ref.

Sen lie. Medrs. - Ser Senat paiIirte enen
Be1hluB In Betreff ber 3uloIluHg bon 3uhauern
mabrenb bes Smpeadment 8erbDrs. Seoen Sag
iolen Elm tauleno gntrittsfarten atsgeeeben tper.
ben. 9anon ion jeoer Senotor bier lnb ieber He.
prdientant snei erba ten. Ste frenloen @eianbten
unb bic idter Der Supreme Court iolen NIT Sidets
oerIeben peroen. 60 &eporter iolen Sugelaifenmer=
oen sa Es1H a 9s#fnB 8
SIN Saule paiiirte Sdsnfs gill fir Die abI6af=
flung Der flint Yrocent Steuer auf ole fabrieiren
4rtifel anssenommer auf g8bisfp, Sabaf, Dele unb
@as, nit 122 aesen Stimmen Naan ibdbt, bob
bur1 biele 8il Die Steuereinnabnen um IS Willio=
men perringert tperoen Cine Bill fir Die 8eibebal=
tuns oes Sreeomans 8ureau fir ein ipeieres Sabr
tpuroe eingebraht. .Tsa
Sen II. Mdrs. Ser Genot beifdtiete Die gr-
uennung BON 3ob Brotpnel als @eIanbten nod gbis
ma unb @. s. Suferrtan als @eIanbten nod @rie.
henlanb. Oas Saus bebattirte iber Die Bill fit
Die 3ulaiiung BON Mlaboma. 9ie llnterfuhungs=
Committee beridtete, baB 2osan's Wldrden bon Is
Dtlonen gonos, Die ntt perbrannt lein ioaen, aus
Der SUIT segrifen iei 81, ~ -.
Sen 12. Mdr5. Sn beiben Sduiern puroe beute
9elbmug9et, tpelfe Der Supreme Court ole @erihts=
bartlett iber Sdlle, Die aus ben Reconruetonssei
BEN entiprineen, aus ben SGnoen nimmt @
2ogan mill cb nit Dem Gommitteeberid)te, oab an
Der @ei6ihte BON ben Is DliIionen Bombs fein mob
res gBprt iei ndbt sufreben geben uno es erfolgte
beute eine beftise 9ebatte aber ben @eeentanb Bic
nit Der 3uridpermeiIung oes Beri9les an bic Cons
mittee enbete. SIN 2aufe Der Debatte nurbe bebaup-
tet, baB Bombs nit oenielben Gummern fortpdbreno
i'm SbaBbepartemente einlaufen uftb baB man 1i1
oabur9 aug Der S6mierigfett berausbelfe, baB man
einfa6 Die Nnmmern dnoere!
Sen Is. Mdr3. @on Der Geconftructions =Gon-
benion in Georgia lief bente i'm Senate cine 8itt-
i6rift Elm fir cine 9lnleihe BON 100000 aug bem
gationali9abe. 9ie 8ia oes Saules, nelde Die
gtener auf ale fabrieirten artfel big auf fnf abs
ihaift, tuuroe beute BON Sherman nit 4merbments
Suriidberidet, lpelde anBer Den senannten finf r-
tfeln nod perbeoene anoere Der Steuer iinteriper-
fen. Cine Bill fir cine 9erpiaieune BON $4,000
per Weile fir 1900 Meilen ben Central 9acific gi-
enbabn rief cine Stunoenlan9e Debate berbor, obne
baB cine gnti9eibune berbeigefHbrt puroe.
SIN Saufe le9te gBaIbburne cine Bill Dor, wel=
DE gSa6e, menn er Yrdiibent it, in Stanb ieben io0
mebre Supreme Ridter ansuitellen Gin Antras,
ben 8etrag Der BON Wegulob suridee5oeenen
8reenbads burd Die 4ussabe BON neuen Sil erleben,
muroe all Die SinanS Committee berluieien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-19
Gattn tti9t abbanfen.

| Sc 1ieb Dor einigen Sa9ef, bob Yrdibent Spbns
ion al oanten pole. Oas tpar natirli9 Elm iebr
albernes @eriidt Nidtsbeitomeniser bat ii9 biz
Sn @taats5eituns in ibrer Montass ssnummer Der.
anlaBt geieben, Die Srage auf3unerfen: vfa mn
ISobnlon abbanfen uno bamit Dem Smpea6ment Elm
gnbe maden9" sic antportet barauf unb benefit
fonnenfIar, baB er mad &edt unb eeiunber Wer=
nunft" es nibt tbun fann. Ct babe ni9t bas &e9t,
freipias 5ur 9bIr bnaussueeben; er n,iile entpe=
Der binausseworfen ober freiselpro9en peroen ei=
nen Wittelmes stpiiden bieien beioen M6sli6feiten
sdbe es sar ni6t.
Ser arme Sobnfon! Sbm bleibt, nod ben yionnen-
flaren" 8epeen unierer gouegin bon Sainois, nidt
einnal bas arntielige 4ripilesun,, fremiais absu-
oanfen. gr muB iid enttueOer freilpreen ober binz
usifmeiBen laiien. Sa es aber gan3 flar 1T, baB
i'm feline ernmisen Wioeriader nidt freiipre6en
perben, 10 turb er Iid eben vbinausi9 i9meBen" laen
n,iiien. 9ictum, Bunftum
9ie s(rt unb gBeile iuie Die SGinoiierin arsumen=
tirt, lit in neuerer 3et in Der raoifaen Yreie iebr
beiebt Wfan itellt enen Strobmann auf unb i9ldst
i'm einfab neber. gritens benft 9rdToent Sobn=
ion sar nibt baran, ab3loanfen unb 1ih auf biele
8ele aus Der Iffaire gu Sieben. 3weitens eiebt es
aud nod mod enen britten gSes, on ben Die SG
StaatsSts. gar nibt seoadt 5u baben iheint @enn
Die srimmisen Smpeader merfen ollten, oaB es nit
Der n5tbisen 3peorittemebrbeit baper, bann n,iBte
es bod nidt nit rehten 0insen 5u9eben, penn lie
ni1t Nlittel unb Weee iinoen lollten, nm Den Yro-
eeB big gum Nblaufe beg Sienfttermins oes GERM
Sobnlon Su oeri6leppen. M69li9 lit gar pieles
in bieler fpmiifen @elt.
rgDp 10 Elm eppfden fsinen Iussans fnbst,
GteQt eS id aletb taa Gnbe mr."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-03-19
Sbab. stebcns iduer erfranft.

gon Waibineton meloet cine 9epeide, bab Shah
Stepens, der b6ie, alte Mann bon YennipIpanen,
pie er oft 9enannt puroe, 10 bebenflid erfranft t
oab er, pie feline Greunbe elaloen, nidt mebr i'm
Stanbe iein miro, iein 3immer gu peraen. als ei=
men getpeis, oaB Sr @tepens ieiner Nufl0iuns ent-
gesensebt fibrt Die Oepelde bic foIsenoe Sbatia6e
an
uSr Stepens bat einen ihpar5en 8eoienten, Dem
er ftets beionoers 5u9etban mar uno ben er ieoen
Dfor9en, tpenn er in len 3immer rat, beim Namen
rief. Seute WfDrgen nun, als er tpie .eetpDbnlib
entrat, betradtete i'm Serr Stenens iehr eenau,
i9ien i'm aber pffenbor nidt 3u fennen. Dies 3ei=
den elmer 10 groBen Werdnoerung tpuroe BON mebre=
rem Mit9liebern Der Sausbaltun9 oes Srn. Stepens
beobadtet, Die iid sur 3eit i'm 3immer befanoen.
Wtebrere gonsreBmtsli Die beute, mi9ti9er
8e6afte baber, bel ibm porIprahen, wuroen erludt,
BON Dem geIude abauteben. gs peroen Die groB=
Stepens ge5dblt iinb.
3 60 nlelbet Die 9epelde. g8enn Serr Stebens iei=
men idparsen 2ieblns nidt nebr erfennt 10 lift bas
alleroinss elm iebr bebenfli9es 3eiden. Ser Wtann
1T iaon iebr alt Sein raitloier 5anatismus belt
i'm bsber aufre9t. Gr NOR Die 3riebfeber uno Die
eisentlide @eele BEG Smpeadments uno itebt als
Saupt= =Manaser an Der Spibe bes llnternebmens.
Sein Mbleben our segenudrti9en 3eit tpiroe leinen
Dstarbsitern an bsm Werfe iebr unselesen fommen.
9sad ben ipdteiten Nadridtsn batte iid Stepens
pieoer ioweit erbolt, bab er cine 8erlammluns Der
Smpeadment= Wanaser beitpobnen fonnte. Seinen
idwar5en 2ieblns mirb er mobl tpieoer erfannt ba'
hen