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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-26
Report Of the Gold Panic Investigation
committee-The Golladay Case
Postal Telegraphy = The
Mediterranean and
Oriental Steamship
Company.
ID 4 y A y II Il n.
Further Particulars of the Railway
Accident in Mississippi-Fif-
teen Bodies Found.
FROM WASHINGTON.


Gold Investigation Report.
Special Despdtoh TO The Ebenttg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Banking and Cur
rency Committee is in session listening 20 Mr. Gar
fields report on the Gold Panic investigation. It
appears that there is great difference OF opinion
among members as TO the nature Of the report, and
1t is not thought the one proposed by Mr.. Garfield
Will be adopted even by majority.
The GoiIadny Case.
The House Military Committee is in session to-
day and has the case OF Galloday, OF Kentucky still
under investigation.
There is much contradictory evidence relative 70
this that II is doubtful II anything be made
out OF IT, Golladay published card to-day asking q
suspension Of opinion until testimony Is taken.
Postal TeIesrapby.
The Senate Postal Committee heard the argument
OF Mr. Hubbard to-day in favor OF the postal tee-
graph system. He answered various points made
by Mr. Orton In his speech before the committee the
other day, and showed that there no trouble In
putting the system into operation in this country.
Mr.. Orton, President OF the Western Union Tee-
graph Company, had another hearing before the
committee.
Ben. Wade Mt the Capital.
Ben. Wade is among the arrivals here. He says
he comes to attend to some private business.
steamship Subsidies.
Samuel Sinclair, Captain Jewett, aud others inte-
rested in the Mediterranean and Oriental Steamship
Company appeared before the Committee on Revival
of American Commerce to-day, and made argu.
ment in favor OF the bill now before Congress fol
the benefit OF this company.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Political disabilities.

Political Disabilities.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-ln the confusion at
tending the admission of Senator Revels to his
seat yesterday Senator Wilson withdrew his
motion to reconsider the vote by which was
passed the bill removing political disabilities
from about three thousand persons South. The
bill now goes to the President for his signature.
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FROM EUROPE.

Napoleon and the French Cabinet.
By the Anolo-Aneric Gable.
PARIS, Feb 26-It is said that the Emperor s dis
satisfied with his Cabinet account Of Its inability
to reconcile the opposing parties in the Corps Legs
atf and its tendency to extreme measures not sus-
tanned by the majority, as instanced in the vote on
the question Of supporting official candidates for the
chamber .7...
-.r Cotton Operntives' Strike.
LONDON, Feb. 26.--A strike is imminent among the
operatives OF the cotton mills at Bolton.
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FROM THE WEST.
The m,ssissippi Railroad Disaster


MEMPHIS, Feb. 26.-Another report from oxford
states that Mr.. McConico his son, and Conductor
Adams were instantly killed, and Colonel Samuel
rate, President OF the road, had his leg broken
Fifteen bodies have been taken from the wreck.
No kilograms in reference to the after have be
received yet and the arrival OF the $50 train the
Charleston road is anxiOusly looked for, when Iull
particulars will doubtless be received 1t is well
known that the excursion train was behind the ILL
fated mail train.
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THIEvING BoARDER.-David Cameron on
Hotel, Market street, east of Thirty-first He
had valise in his possession when he entered
the place. but on leaving the premises he was
noticed carrying three valises He was arrested
upon the charge of larceny, and Alderman Ran
dali committed hlm. -. ti
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STEALING IRoN.-William Eagen and Hugh
Little, young men, were arrested at an early
old iron from Shields bolt works. Pennsylvania
avenue, above Twenty-second street. where they
were employed. The accused had hearing be-
fore Alderman Pancoast and were held for fur
ther Investigation.
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BADLY BURNED.-About o'clock this morn
ing, Mr.. Middleton. residing at No. 1910 Pearl
street, met with an accident. he was making a
FIRE in the stove, and, TO increase the flame, he
pIosion was the result and Mr.. Middleton was
hadlv burned.
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''sHERIDAN's RIDE."-T. Buchanan Reads
own spirited poem, will shortly be exhibited at
the Academy of Fine Arts, under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. T. B. Pugh, commencing on
Wednesday next. Thispicture waspainted for the
Union League, and it Is highly spoken of by
those who have seen 1t. t ~ EI....
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AssAULTING A CoLoRED LAD.-Peter Kane
was arrested at Spruce street wharf yesterday
for assault and battery on a colored lad. officer
Ehrenberg arrested Kane and was assaulted by
him The prisoner had hearing before Alder
man Dougherty, and was put under $1,000 bail
m answer.
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THEFT OF CHICKENs.-Mr Love was arrested
in the lower section of the city yesterday for the
theft Of chickens, and was committed for trial
by Alderman Dallas
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DISCHARGES AT THE MINT.-This morning
about forty employees of the United States Mint,
In this city, were notified that their services
would not be required after this month. OF
those TO be discharged, twenty are in the de-
partments where none but ladies are employed.
Governor Pollock, the Director of the Mint,
regrets that he has been compelled to discharge
these people, butit was rendered necessary by
orders from Washinpton
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OWNER WANTED.-An owner is wanted at the
Fifth District Station House for a valise found
in the possession of hummer" who was ar
rested at Tenth and Spruce streets.
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SECURITIES DEPosIrf D:-Mr. William Welsh,
President, for the new Board of City Trusts,
To- day deposited in the vaults Of the Fidelity
Safe Deposit Company all securities pertaining
TO the various trusts over which that board now
hnlds control.
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CITY ITEMS.

CLOTHING CHEAPER
CLOTHING BETTER MADE
CLOTHING BETTER our
CLOTHING BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
TRAN ANYWHERE ELSE
BENNETT q Co.,
No. bis MARKEr STREET
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LopeERs-There were 30 dodgers in the
Third District Station House last night; 6S males
and 80 females.
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Icy IN THE DELAwARE.-The Delaware is full
.f boating ice. The cakes are three inches in
thickness.
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FROM EUROPE.

A Blarstcd English Opiuion of Washington.
By the Anglo american Gable
LONDON, Feb 26.-The Pal Mall Gazette this
morning, in referring to the anniversary of the
birthday of Washington, says:-"Though Gene
raj Washington was q man of narrow views,
neither wise nor acute, yet he would be lost and
astounded at the spectacle of affairs at the
American national capital now"
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A .Jury Cannot Agree,

DOVER, N. H., Feb. 26.-The trial before the
Supreme Court, Judge Smith, of DIR. David
Mcdaniel, of Darlington, indicted for procuring
an abortion on Elizabeth Currier, of East Ro-
chester, resulted last night in the disagreement
of the jury, who stood eight for acquittal and
four for conviction. At previous trial the jury
stood seven for conviction and five for acquittal.
The defendant is leading physician in the
county, and the case caused great public in
tcrest.
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PROPOSALS ron STREET CLBANINe.-This
afternoon meeting of the Board of Health was
held for the purpose of opening the bids for the
cleaning of the city streets, and for the remov-
ing of ashes. President Ward presided The
proposals. were for the Twentieth district, which
includes Bridesburg and Frankford, and the
Twenty-second district, or Manayunk. They
were for the term beginning March ], 1870, and
ending Dec. 81 1871. 10 ls
The bids received for the Twentieth district
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THIRD EDITION
GENER Al NEWS.

The Political Disability Bill Sent to the
President-A Gross Attack upon
the Name and Fame of
General Washington
Explosion of a
Steam Fire
Engine.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL NTEREsrEp.-rH

IMPORTANT TO ALL INTERESTED - THR
u arrears OF Pensions must be applied for within
hve years after the death or discharge OF a soldier
SAILOR, or marine. Those who fal TO apply lose s96
per year. There are thousands In our midst, Widows
dependent fathers and mothers and orphan children
who are entitled, but who have not vet applied for
apension All who think they entitled should az
once call on Messrs. ROBERT 8. LRAGUE a. co.
No. 1856 South SEVENTH Street who viii promptly
obtain their pensions, or cheerfuly give any infor-
nation, free OF charge Remember that the aye
years Limit allowed by law Is fast drawing tos
close. 1e0
IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN AND CUBAN
AToURlSTS.- Passports, prepared in conformity
with the new requirements OF the Stat Department
can be procured In twenty-four hours on applica-
ton made, either in person by letter. only at the
Onicial Passport Bureau, No. 1856 8. SEVENTH
Street, Philadelphia, ROBERT s. LEAGUE d co.
Also, official Lists OF all Ministers, Diplomati
Agents, Consuls, and Consular Agents OF tn
United states, VINO they are, where they are from
and where they are located furnished free OF charge
TO applicants I80
ITO CREDITORS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MEZs
CO.-The undersigned are now prepared to
prosecute claims before the Joint commission created
under recent treaty between the republic OF Mexi-
co and the United States, and would invite the at
tention OF claimants to the necessity OF early a
plication 70 secure confederation.
ROBERT s. LEAGUE a. CO.,
Te0 No 1856 8. SEVENTH street. Phia
DISABLED SOLDIERS, sEAMEN, MARINES,
~ etc.. whether from wounds, rupture, or disease
who have not yet applied for Pensions and the
widows, minor children, dependent mothers fathers
ETC., OF those who have died OF wounds or OF disease
contracted In the service can promptly obtain their
| pensions by applying to
ROBERT s. LEAGUE Il CO.,
IsO No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street. Philada
| TTNHERE ARE A GREAT MANY PERSONS
| Il having claims upon the United States or State
| Governments, who have committed the same to the
care OF Messrs George Cragg Bro, or 7. II. Peters
Co. They will hear OF something greatly TO their
advantage on application, either in person or by
mail, to the General Collection Agency No. 1s5
South SEVENTH Street
as0 ROBERT 8. LEAGUE 4 co.
COLDIERS HARGED BEFORE TW.
~ years service for injuries or wounds, incudIn,
rupture are entitled, they or their widows or
Or they have received noneA to s9eO bounty.
Apply TO ROBERT 8. LEAGUE a Co.
$50 No. 1856 .. SEVENTH Street.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
steam Fire Engine Explosion.

BtbHnI TIIB HBfIO Hs1pfUsfUHs
BosToN, Feb. 26-While playing upon fire
in Charlestown last night, the steam fire engine
Howard exploded her boiler, breaking a leg of
Isaac w. Bracket, foreman, in three places,
with other injuries; also injuring Albert G..
Smith, engineer, and scalding several persons
near it. .r ..f
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CoLDIERs DISCHARGED BEFORE Tw.
~ years service for injuries or wounds, includIn,
rupture, are entitled, they or their widows or
Cf they have received money, to s9sO bounty.
Apply to ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
$50 No. 1856 3. SEVENTH Street
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pERsoNs HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected application TO the Genera
Collection Agency ROBERT 8. LEAGUE q CO.,
No. $50 South SEVENTH Street.
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VNHERE is NOW OVER sS,OOO,OOO PRIZE MONEY
\ unclaimed in the United States Treasury.
pnvsons who have been In the Naval service OF;
United States their heirs representatives shoul
make an immediate inquiry upen the subjectst q
lSo 3. SEVENTH Street T9O
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Mn5 Sem e1trppdifben Nprben.

Oa in 1,euerer 3eit abermals Gin
aren9un9en 9ema@t perben> bic pom
Geifte barbaril9er l1nculblamfett tn
@9meoen eineefabrten @eleBe GIT Be-
ieitteen, 10 mag e5 fit Zen 2eler nom
Sntfrefe ]etn, Ndbere6 uber bic 3uz
itdnpe jenea 2ances sa erfabren1 beden
BIr9er 3u Taufenren mad Nmerifa
auswanoern unb t9 AUDI 3ablrei6 tn
bielem Staate an liecelt. Gin beutider
S9riftfeler entwirft fol9entes 8ilc
Don S9wepen6 2utdnben
Das fir9lt@e 2eben 1T bic S9atten<
1eite S6webenS. Nt1t ais pb Der
S6pepe ptellet9t pbne &eli9ion wdre,
nein> taS 1dweotl9e golf tra9t ben
edit sermantiden Bug na@ benz ueberz
irbtlben IN ietner Seele, unb Is fsblt
AUDI ni@t an 8ir9en unb ait Dtenert,
pes @prteS @ptte6. De0enuneea9tet
laBt fi6 1ur nit @ebmutb uber paS
ftrdlt9e 2eben In S9weoen beri9ten.
Gs 9tbt ndmlt@ bort biz CUR Stunbe
cine seleBlid becrettrte Staatsfir9e.
@er nidt CUR prptefantiiden Gunfelz
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ginseianbt.)
0ie 8ibe I.
(Gortiebuns.)

NO~'I'S""SI
uSrcem mir un1er Muse BON ben
Sefteu ne5 Mltertkum5 f%prtwenben>
rpIen mir e5 benz Eprypbder Der
jesigenS Soften ;upenren u. betradten, pb
9utber II. @let9eu mebr&e1pett IL.
mebr Gbrerbietung fir bic 81. Sdrift
at ben Sag le9ten. 9utber la9t: sd
bin bsfannt I'M 6immel, auf Grben uno
in ber unterwelt unp td belibe Nutoz
ritdt 9enlg, pab mir ALIEN 9e9laubt
merpe." (Seckend. lib. III. p. 651]
Gr aQein auf feline ei9ene Nutbprttdt
bin, bolt bic ". S9rift uaus bemDunz
tel berYpr" uno dubert ft9 barber, wie
folst: lleber ben pentatrud uBT
wpuen Molen weper ieben nod b6ren.
Denn Moie 1T aQeiu oem jiioilaen
8olfe 9e9eben uno 9ebet uns 9etren
uno Gbriiten ntdtS an. Darum la6e
man i'm ten Supen Sa9len1pte9el
lettL unp un5 5eipeu n%ertporren ran1it,
elei9wis Trantrei6 rem @adlenlpiez
0el ni9t adtet una cp9 lit cem 11atiir<
liden 0elebe wobl nit ibm fimmet.
Gas 0eley 9ebet bic Supen an wclz
Dies unS fortbi11 ni9t mebr binpet. -
Mpie 1T alter 5enfermeilter uno ME-
mano 1T lter i'm nod ibm slei6 NIT
S9rden, Nen9fi9eu, IYrannifireu
II. |. ~" ueber GceleTalte6: uDteb
Bu9 1out pSQi9er 1ein> inn 1T 3upiel
ab9ebrp@en> eS Bat weoer Stiefel nod
Spprn, Is rett muir auf Spden, 9lei9
wte t9> ba t9 nod I'M &lpiter tpar."-
l1eber Subttb unb TobtaS vWt6
binfet Subitb iet cine GrasBoie pber
Spiel, BARN bel9risben uno an9e3et9t
miro, tpa5 fir Elm Gnoe bic Tprannen
nebmen. Tpbias aber etne &pm1pte,
BARN BON @eibern serett miro uno
piel 9d@erlides uno ndrril9 Din96
entbdlt." -ueber Ge~cletoficus: Der
tas 8u9 9ema9t BAT, 1T ei1 re9ter
@eleBpreri9er pper Surit, lebret wie
man etnen frpmme1 duBern @anpel
fibren ipu> 1T aber fem prppbet, peib
nod lebret son Gbriitp ni9tS. "-ueber
II. Maffae.: SD bin benz 8u@e
uno Gfber - fetnp, baB i'd mpat fte
tpdren gar nidt flrbanoen, benn fe
SaoenSen gu iebr unb baben otel beioz
rtI9e llnart. "-l1eber bic 4 Grange
lien ~8eil 3 Goanselift ten ptet leiner
Werf, wentg ietner @prt bel9rieben, 1T
SpanneS Gpan9elium bas einsise CARTE,
re9t beelaubt Gpaneelium unp BEN
ancern Dreien wett flpu;ieben urb
b6ber 3u batea. &lio aud 81. pauz
tu6 Gpiiteln wett uber bic 3 Gyan9e<
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8eifli@en Srben our@ bic Bel9rdn>
funeer bes MIsem. 2anbre@ts uni
bur9 bas Gbtet BON 1910 Yerpebrt
unb bteles Goict bas niemals, weber
por nod na@ Gtnfabruus her @eyfalz
iun9 trict aus9efdbrt tporben 1T, 1oQ
jebt nit auer Strenee in einen Staate
CUR Mnwenpun9 9ebra@t &percen, in
ber pel9em Der 35teGbeil ber8 eY6lteruna
tatbolii9en STRIDE anseb6rt! limb nf@t
bios bas. Man serlan9t Ip9ar cine
A%npenrunS teS GpietS, pelde ieineu,
Sinn unb @prtlaut Direct wice:pri9t.
DEM tpdbreno bteieS Gbiet ft@ nur
auf Die hamalS beltanbenen Stifter uao
&l1ier be3iebt wdbrenp Is wte aud
III ber Ystitionss Gommilipn 9eltenc
9ema9t tpurre>. fetn @erbot6z uno
Straf9eieb entbdlt> vielmebr ausbrldz
lid bic &lSiter conie!ptrt, melde fl@
NIT Gr3tebuas Der Su9enb unp &ran<
teupFe9e bel9dfti9en unb io9ar berer1
ueue Tunbirun9 in NuSiiGt nimmt.
Yerlanst bic Gommi1iunsmebrbcit Nusz
rottung Der &l6fer nit Stumpf unb
Stiel, perlan9t ie, paB Gonceiiionen
unc Goppratipn6re6te fir @aiienz
bduier, Gr3iebun9sz uno l1nterri9tSanz
ftalten> &ranfenbduler unp anbere@ tif<
tu>1gen nidt at Yer(pnen ertbeilt
perpen, tpel6e 9eiitiden @eieQl1aften
3u9eb6ren> perlan9t fte> pae i'm We9e
re5 Muff9tsre9ts cine actiDeB etbeiltz
9uns BON Mitslterern seiltliGer @eleQ<
i9aften an Der 9eitun9 unp @erwal>
tung berartt9er MnFalten nidt seltattet
1peree. Gs 1T has Elm &rte9 ee9en bic
Treibeit 9e9en bieMpralitdt, 9eaen cas-
reli9i6le@eflbl pielerM iuionen fatbpltz
l6erGbriiten> 9e9en Die menl9li9efatur.
Die 9eiiliden WeieQi9aften, pel9e felt
Dem Belteben Der @erfa0uns ms &C.
ben 9etreten 1int, t5nnen I'M re9tli@en
Sinne &lDiter ni9t einmal 9enannt
rerpen> unp baben ben1elben Mnipru@
auf Die Bpbltbaten Der 8erfa0un9 uno
bes Gereinsre6ts> wie jeoe anpere 0ez
np6en19aft. @a5 allo Der 2iberalts<
mus beute perlan9tit ni@t5 weiter als
Der Yertappte Terrpri6muS.
Dieter ein;elne Tau 3ei9t lbrt9ens>
8ewanotniB e5 NIT Dem @ere9z
ti9fettsinne Der Tprtlarittspartet bat,
gang ab9eieben baspn> pb tbrSrsane Elm
Mtt9lteo ce8 StrabenpSbelS ODER Elm
nit Steru unb SrpenSbanp ceeprirter
profe1pr Der &e@tswi1enl1aft fem
m11.
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6ier TT alfp III

ancies in the text" 6ier 1T alio ~
iebent tpe7en @eiites &inser biele 81
belseieQl&aften fno fe fnb Sinner
bes @iberlpru9s. @on 2utber ielbf
bebauptet man, bab ct Bios $500 fretz
wtli9e @erdnreruneen int Gerte 1i9
babe su S@ulpen fomn,e,t lafen ; @et<
ne prpeentes pber Na9fommeni9aft
rdroe cine 1olde Nn3abl @erfdll9unz
gen Bios al6 small matter betra9<
tet baben. @ie ,pabr 1ast taber
perrcne: uSbne bic fatbplt19e STRIDE
perm19en bic proteltanten ni9t etner
I9eren 8anon Der 81. S9rift outfit
itellen. Die aber NIT 5Ilfe Der &ritit
einen 8anon 3u Stanbe brinesr rpou@
ten, oerfele1 in cine 1ol9e Disbarmc<
ME, bab faum elmer nit Dem Mnberr,
slet6lautet unb tab fte 3uerit ale beuz
terofanpnilden Bl9er uno ben &anpn
9eftrt9en, na9ber aber bic protpfanpz
nii@en 8I@er felbf> ems um'6 anbere
oertpprfen, pocr ment9tten8 IN 3wettel
se3o9en babeu. Sc If baber taum IT.
9enb Elm Bu6 per S9rtft tes alien
unb teuen Bunoes, bas BON tbrem ma
sencen 3abne oerlaont blieb. l1no
ptele fino es enoli6> wel9e bic S9rift
ais 0laubensre9el berpprbeben fe in
ale Spra@en IberieBen> unb fi6 alletn
fir beQiebenb ausseben !" So rpuroen
fe oerblenbet, i1bem Qe bp@mItbie eos
2ebramt ber STRIDE Derd9tet baben.
Uortebung folgt.)
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unb ga; feIbR Bat ben D.dmautel ber

unb Bae; feIbf BAT ben Dedmantel Der
Samutta 8ai>g erbanblunser besinz
tist uno 9etpdnl4t bamtt ni@t 3u niel
M9enten unb Soldiers nit ibrer Nnz
iprd@en auf bic bomtnitanii&e &este>
run9 %auftrdten.
@eeleben bapot, 1T bic Grwtrbuns
Dpmtnfca'6 flr bic Ser. Staaten cine
mertbYpQe> aamentli@ ba fe uber fur3
poer lang gum Mri1luS beS tpett fdrfer
bco6lferten unp better fultiptrtea
@eitbeils Der Sniel C9aDtD flbren
muB.
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Treibeit nnb Gleibbeit.

Dieb 1T Elm 9auptlpl unssport Der
Jorti9rtttSleute> DON ber blut9etranften
erften fransDfl9en Nepolltttpn biS su
unlern Sa9en. @er9let9t man aber
bic Nnwenoun9 hes principS nit oer
Birtli@feit pann mub man Gter ben
arelen @tberipru9 eritaunen, in Dem
id piejent9en fanaen> uel@e zen besauz
bernben@ pru@ ouf ibreTabnege ldrteben.
Da6 betpeiien bic neuelten @pr9dn9e 1T
Berlin. BORT, in Der Metropole reutz
{der Snteui9ens, oerlan9t man Greibeit
fit Gpmmunifen unp Mtbeitenl rab fte
uneeideut tbre pereerbli9en 2ebrsn
ausframeu fDnrer, aber 1obalp son
reli8t5l len Sntttuten bic Neee it, beibt
IS: fort nit ibnen!
Die pettttpnsz Commit lipn hes preuz
bil9en Mb9eorpnetenbauie5 batte cine
Nn3ablp etitionen gu unterluden, rel6e
se9en bic &lDiter ein9esan9en paren.
Sum ltest eer spn Yrofe6or 0neit per<
faBte 8eridt Dor. Der eelebrte Wann
fpmmt BARN ;u cen NIT Dem eurppdi-
iden 3eitsetite barmunirenren S9lu0e,
he &l6fer leien ntdt gu bulcer, unp
ereift, UNI oenielten gu be9rinpen> gu
Dpcumenten, an cerenB lteben9tteutaun
mebr 9eba@t batte. @o fam es, bab
bas @erlan9en na9 Der Seieiti9un9
zines lberbaupt ni9t erii tirenpen Gpnz
cprputs 9eftellt wurpe unp rab Berlin
III @abrbeit troy ieiner spr9ebliden
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