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A Gorman spy.


| A German, who in spite of the decree
l of expulsion contrived to remain in
France throughout the late war, has just
| published o history of his experiences
during that time. Among other inter-
4 esting matters touched on by him, the
| following is his account, derived, as he
tells US, from the Sub Prefect of Glen,
Of the arrest and execution Of the Prus-
sian spy Hardt:: apFiA AHa
The words espion Prussien was in
every mouth in every foreign face a
spy was seen. Tho spy fever had seized
the smallest places. Under these cir
camstances young and gentlemanly-
looking man was arrested in Gien his
foreign appearance had caused remark
and his steps were followed. he arrived
late in the evening before by rail, and
early in the morning had left his hotel,
crossed the bridge over the Loire, and
stopping often TO examine the country,
was seen to take notes This was
enough, naturally; he was at once made
prisoner and brought before the Sub
Prefect, M. B., worthy man, but a
strict and upright functionary Who
are you and what is your name2" asked
NJ. b. Ny name is Won Hardt, was
the answer. : / am a Prussiansby birth,
formerly a Prussian officer, but left the
army about year ago, and went over to
London to take a situation in house
of business. What brought you
here just now, at time when our
nations are engaged il war with one
another?" THE war is the cause of
my leaving my situation in London; l
am on my way to join my family in
Switzerland " But what made you
break your journey through France at
Glen, which possesses neither import
ance nor attraction, except FROM a
strategic point of view2" Il could go
no further, as my money ran out; the
few coppers you found in my pocket will
convince you of that, and was expect
ing remittance here.p "How came
you, then, to have sthese typographical
notes of the region round Glen in your
pocket book2'' Don't you think it
natural" was the calm, unembarrassed
reply, that ennui should, drive me to
take themp Besides, / like to benefit
by my travels; the country attracted
m"t oHu oAtuPiJ Bow H"oJ w ou Oiu
habit of collecting notes of travel.
The interview then ended nothing sus
pieious was found in the prisoners lug
gage; but on the next day he was hand
ed over to the military authorities at
Orleans, then he was sent to Paris,
brought before a court marshal. The
personal impression made on the sub
feet was very favorable to the young
man. NJ. B. assured me that he pre-
served in his appearance the dignity
and bearing of gentleman, that his
GOODNESS, the 6rmness of his demeanor,
and his language imposed upon him,
and inspired him with real sympathy;
be debated with himself even for a
moment whether he ought not to release
the man, but he was obliged to own to
himself that appearances were strongly
against the prisoner, and that his re-
sponsibility to his superiors and to his
conscience left him no choice. More
over, the excitement in Glen was so
great that the release of the suspected
stranger would have had the worst re-
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The sword of the famous Scots hero,
William Wallaoeswas recently conveyed
back to its old resting place in Loudoun
Castle, Scotland, by the Countess of
Loudoun. This sword, says Glas.
gov paper, "has been preserved in
Loudoun Castle from the death of Wal
lace until five years back, when il was
removed by the late Marquis of Hastings
to his seat in. Leieestershire, On the
death Of the Marquis. in 1868, it passed
into the possession Of the present Count
ess, who has just brought it back to It's
old home. 1t will be remembered that
the mother ofWallace was daughter Of
Loudoun, aud that on the death Of his
uncle, Sir Reginald Crawford, of Lou
doun changed by the English at Ayr,
Wallace had the custody Of his only
daughter, Susannah Crawford, of Lou
doun, who married a son Of Sir Neil
Campbell, Of ArgglL and was ancestress
Of the present Countess Of Lsudoun, the
hereditary custodian Of the sword of
William Wallace, F.r....
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MOSQUITO cOMPoUnD.
MOSQUITO COMPOUND,
For the Prevention and Cure of Bites
of Mosquitoes and Other YenO-
mons Insects.

yTNBIs PREPARATION is THE RESULT
| Of a series of experiments instituted for the
pnrpogs of finding a protective from the
troublesonfa annoyance of mosquitoes IL has
been found very eflectual in keeping away
MOSQUITOES: indeed il is so obnoxious to them
that they will not stay in the, room where 3
little of this compound has been sprinkled
about 1t is alAo very useful in allaying tho
itching and swelling produced by the bite Of
the MOSQUITO or other venomous insect y
Prepared by STEEVER & CO.,
1855 Apothecaries. Second ST. cor. Madison.
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OFFICIAL.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Allowing Discount on City Taxes
for 1879.
OFFICIAL.


Resolved by the Gene al Council of the City
of Memphis, That in order 70 encourage the
prompt payment Of city taxes for the current
year, the City Tax Collector be and is hereby
authorized and instructed 10 allow to each and
every tax payer who shall, previous TO the st
day Of December, 1872, pay the taxes due from
him or her 10 the city Of Memphis for the
torty-fifth corporate year 1S72l, a discount at
the ratio Of ono per centum per month on the
amount Of such taxes he or she shall SO pay for
the period Of time that II shall be SO paid pre-
vious TO the LIST day of January, 1873, and the
amount SO paid shall be taken and accepted
by the city as a tull payment Of such tax due
by such person. The privilege hereby offered
shall not be extended beyond the lst day of
December. 1872. After that date the Tax Col
lcctor is hereby instructed TO collect the full
amount Of all the taxes then remaining unpaid.
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen, September
4, 1877 10 gt..- -.iJ --..,.T '--7--T :
Adopted BY Council. September 4, 1872.
Approved SepteIn Der .. lS72: ID -a
Attest: JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
L. r. RIcHARDs, City Register. s.3j
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Resolved by the General Council of the city
OF Memphis. That. in order to encourage the
prompt payment of city taxes for the current
year, the City Tax Collector be and is hereby
authorized and instructed TO allow to each and
day of December, 1872, pay the taxes due from
him or her 10 the city CT Memphis for the
forty NTH corporate year (lS72), discount at
the rati Of one per centum per month on the
for the period Of time that il shall be so paid
previous TO the lst day Of January, 1873, and
the amount so paid shall be taken and ae-
eeptsd by the city as full payment Of such
offered shall not be extended beyond the lst
day Of December. 1874 After that date the
Tax Collector Is hereby instructed to collect
the full amount Of all the taxes then remain
ing unpaid.
Adopted by Board of Aldermen September
Adopted BY Council September 4, 1872. SIS
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A Correspondent Of the CHICAGO Joul

A correspondent of the Chicago Jour
nal, writing from Ellenville, Ulster
county, n. T., says; Zone is amused at
seeing plaoards posted up at various
taverns hereabouts proclaiming two per-
sons to be common drunkards, and warn
ing individuals against selling them
liquor under pain Of prosecution. 1t
appears that there is law on our statute
books, nov almost obsolete, which stipu-
lstes that persons can be posted as
drunkards on the affidavit Of a certain
number of individals.n
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A Fallen Preacher vindIcated by
His Wife.

From the Troy IN. Y Times, August 3l.1
This morning we were shown letter
from the wife of Rev. Gilbert II. Robert
son, dated at Louisville, to prominent
gentleman in this city, in which she de-
tends him from some of the calumnies
uttered against him for the mere pur-
pose of sensation. 1t is we'll known
that Mr.. Robertson, when in this city,
was sometimes seen intoxicated, but he
was not licentious. That is the most
serious charge against him at the pres
ent time. Mrs. Robertson states that
the "veiled woman, to whom the papers
have referred, is a resident of Spring
field, Illinois, and is most dangerously
fascinating. She is by no means lewd
woman, but of respectable connections,
wealth and high position, and has sent
letter to Mrs. Robertson begging that
she might not be exposed. The history
of the case is, that she sent letter to
Mr.. Robertson, when he was pastor in
Springfield, requesting him to call and
see her, because she was in trouble. He
had his suspicious concerning her, and
refused to 60, for the reason that she
ought to consult her own pastor. Her
requests became so frequent and urgent
that be finally went, upon his wife's sug-
gestion, and afterwsrd fell before the in
trigues Of this captivating woman. Mrs.
acknowledges the fact of her
husbands intoxication, but does not be-
lieve that he has been criminally asso-
ciated with the lady referred to, and she,
therefore, clings to and defends him.
She believes him to be the victim of
conspiracy from designing woman.
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Monday, September 18th, 1917

The leading characteristics Of this school
are as follows:
For Born SExEs-Course of study compre-
hensive and practical; Instructions impaired
with interest snd care; reviews and examina-
fions frequent and critical; thorough discipline
through the employment of mild ~ encies; AID
MORALS, coupled with intellectual advance
ment, TBE PRIME CONSIDERATION.
Single desk pattern Of school furniture. With
all recent Inventions, to secure case con rem
ienee. and health; three acres Of ground for
recreation purposes inclnding two acres Of
ine crest trees, the whole ahording o cOmmo-
aliOus common playground for all.
Refere, ce is given to the following patrons
of the school:
j. j. Busby, W. N. Brown, T.R.Farnsworth
@. w. Goyer, W. D. Beard, j. ]. Rawlings,
Jno. s. Toof. G.. Falls, j. X. Stebbins.
127xv-20xv
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JOINT RESOLUTION I"
Authorizing Omit Claims for Tax
a n9il Titles. aa tHc

Resolved by the General Council of the City
of Memphis, That the Mayor be and he !.
hereby authorized to quit claim to any person
who will pay the taxes, interest and costs due
the city thereon, any lot. piece or parcel OF
ground to which the city has taken or may
hereafter take deed from the Tax Collector,
deem, or may fail to redeem within sixty days
from the recording of the deed. in accordance
with the resolution adopted by the General
Council on the 9Th day of March, 1872. ll 81
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen, August eth,
1872
Adopted by Council, September 4th, 1872.
Approved September 3. 1872.
Attest: JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
l.. r RIcHARDs, City Register 6-3}
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A London cab.driver describes his
pc sonal existence thus; got on this
box at eight o'clock this morning. |
shall get off at hslfpast eleven tonight.
] have had about half an hour for my
meals. By the time | get home it will
be nearly one. Am | then to turn into
bed like brute2 | want to wash my
self, and must have a bit of food, how
ever paltry. Then when | 60 to bed L m
almost too tired to sleep. The reins all
night seem to be in my hands, ard hold
hard is ringing in my ears. So you
see, sir when I'm not fishing rm mend.
ing nets. Then | must be up by six
O. clock to get ready to begin again. It's
no use lot o lords and gents legislating
for us five don't legislate for ourselves.
I've been coachman these forty-two
years, and j m used toitj the long hours
kills some o the young 'uns."
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TAXES.
NOTICE. ti
OFFICE OF CRY TAX COLLECTOR, \
MEMPHTs, Tenn, Sept. 4, 1872. !

MEMPHIS, IKNN., bept. 4, I5lZ.J
IHE CITY TAX BOOKS FOR 1872 ARE
in my possession and l am now ready to make
COLLECTIONS. allowing
One Per cent per Month Discount
for prompt payment of Taxes for the forty
fifth corporate year, als mn
FELIX W. ROBERTSON.
li City Tax Collector.
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st. Agnes Academy
For Young Ladies. - (.

THIS INSTITUTION. CONDUCTED BY
the Sisters Of st Dominic is delightfully."-
stu tied in a healthy and r.tirsd part Of the
are ample aud commodious, standing in tie
center Of extensive and highly improved
grounds, shaded by forest trees and laid out
and set with rare plant. and shrubbery.
branches. useful and ornamental, that are
usually taught.
The Academic Year consists Of two Sessions
of five months each; the first coma encing on
Monday of February. fa
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represent Sfelby county in the Lover House
Of the L gislature subject to the action Of the
primary meetings OF July 20th.- Att b5te
JAMES M. HARRIS is a candidate to rep@
reser tShelby county in the Lower House Of the
Legislature. subject TO the action Of the pri
mary meetings Of July 2Oth.
JOSEPH BARBlERE is a candidate for
Representative in the Legislature. subject TO
tons. July 10th.
s R. CANNON is . candidate to represent
Shelby county in the Lower House Of the Leg
isla,ure, subject to the result Of the primary
elections to be held the 10th Of July instant.
lU9 te
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Io the People Of Shelby. Fayatte and Upton:
Responsive to the action of the recent County
Of my friends In Shelby and fayette. I an
bounce myself cand date for Senator for this
district in the next General Assembly, subject
q. the action Of the Senatorial Convent on.
65-te PEYTON j. SMITH.
l hereby announce myself q candidate TO
represent Shelby county in the Senate of the
next Legislature, subject TO the nominating
io7-te j. M. CREWS.
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TERMS PER SESSION,

Payable half yearly, in advance:
For board and tut ion in any Of the follow
ing branches: Reading, Arithmetic, English
Gramm r GEOGRAPHY, History. Rhetoric,
Compost ion, Criticism, Principles Of .Satural
and Moral Philosophy, Plain Sewing, Mark
ing, ETC.. So $50, s o, Sl00 according to the
ase or class Of the p pill. s...saa....a...
For Day holars, tuition, SIS, $50, SD or
$50, according o age or class as above
For further information, apply or address
the g. " MOTHER SUPERIOR,
1896 st. Agnes Academy.
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DIRECTORY.
DIRECTORY.
BOYLE & eHAPMAN'S
Memphis City Directory.

~ Office. - BEING ABOUT TO CLOSE
the canvass for names for our City Directory,
preparatory to going to Press, we earnestly re-
quest all parties who have made change Of
business or place of residence since their
names were taken, or contemplate doing SO
within the next thirty. days, to notify us at
our Store. 27s1S Main street. 11lt ira
15S-25l BOYLE 4 CHAPMAN, Publishers.
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Hope Hall Institute

r T. ToOF,- PRINCIPAL. WILL RE-
y open above Institute at lao Marshall
Avenue, on
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FIREwoRKs-FLAos.
PROFESSIONAL.
HnRIcE HOMER. MD.

HOMEOPATHIST =,
date Of Brookiyn. n. W -
Residence and once, ss Ceart Street,
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04
Cine gIgarrensWid Mai9Ine.

Nad 3ehnidbriser gsmihuns iii ss benz gisarrsf,
6abrifanten Sermann grfurth IN SrinmitShau
BET Geip5ia ~gelungen cine pDIenoete giaarren= gDidels
Wtaihine herBuftsQen. meide. far 5a6ien bereits
patentirt, iinst aud I'm @eperbe1erein gepriSt tpur.
be. Die 80rsase Der Mll1,ne ino: u Ulit 9ife
Der Wtaldlne Dsrsan IN Der Stln0e circa 400 giaar.
rentuIdsl gema6t. rodbrenb ielbit Der aeuaHoteft.
Sanonrbeifcr IN 8lsi1er 3eit nur go big 10 ~onSufers
tisen TN 9tanoe lit - Bel Der Mrbeit nit Der VIA.
Idine tam oas Dedblatt. tpelhss DerbditniBndEil
thenrer au iteben tounaf, ais bic eisentlihe @tnlaae.
nm Bieles fleiner. oinner uno ihaoaaItsr iein, ois'
BET Der panbarbeit, mnb perIagt bod ME. 81 Nls,
gtnlaee fam bel Der WtaShinenarbeit aub ibeilpei
ie uerfieinerter Sabad qebraudt nsroen. 10 bab esi
bier feline iogenannten giaarrenabfdle 9ibt, mte be,
Der 5ansarbeit. ~ Ser Sabaf uirb alf Der Waa
ihine i'm @egentbeil sur Sanoarbeit gar3 trodeI
perarbeitet uno fdlt nliihin bic LANCE Mblagernngs.
5eit Der gi9arre meg. 81 Die DtaIbtne nirnnit MIR
10 niel g,nlase an, als our Dide Der @igarre erfor.
berlih 1T, monit cine Wertopfuna barielben bel Der
DrelIung anr unnl5alihteit miro. 81 Sos Esd.
blatt brauht bel Der Maidinennrbeit niht, ME BET
Der 5anoarbeit, n1ebrulaIs utnpidelt su ueroen uao
fd1t bierourh oas Dem Raafer 10 ldnise Ansbren.
men Der eigarre neg. - Die 5ern.lung beg es-
sarrenpifels ourh bic Wlai6ine lit reinIiher nis
our1 bic Sano. 3 Die Wolhine lit fir ieoe Dide
Der Derihisoenen gigarreniorten iielbar. trDsnsal
aber iebr einfadb c~onftruirt uno Mitbir bilig hersns
fteQen, nit 2eihti9teit su banobaben uno nug ielttn
elmer Reparatar ben6tbiat. ane bieIe iiberralhen.
Den gi9enitaften Der Wfaidine uerhsn our Jolee
hoben, 0aB hielelbe cine dhnlibe 8erbreituug nu0
Widtiateit erlansen fuiro. ME bic Ndbn,aibine auf
ihrern 0ebiete. a
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-04

~fiol5ire, he NIT ibrenl frenen Haube an beIen Sage
fred einber; DieIe bethlehem aemter. aber es fdat
Grant nidt Elm. lie ab8uieben. pat er bod erft mod
neulid Som Murpbp, ben 6piebssfeaen Speeb's.
0fentli& beIobt. Grant iebt Niemanben ab. Der lei.
ne Wieoererudbluns unterftabt, besbalb f6nnen Die
Bunoess @anner ~Dorldufis rubis iein unb i'm Sale
Ieiner Wiebererpdbhlns tuiiroen lie fir bier tDeitere
Sabre Ruhe unb Wlube gum Stsblen baben. Re.
pubIifanii6e Iibrer beseiferten id ifarf fur cine
1nteriuhune Der Samnianp 6dbinoeleien in SEN
Oorf. Mls aber Srumbnu Die l1nterlunung Der 81.
triseriihen Neanaten @rant's i'm genate beantrass
te. ba iansen he Elm anberes 2ieo unb i~iimmten
SrumbuIps BoridIas nieoer. Bon Der l~luterius
dunes COMMITTEE. Die fe idliebli9 susefeben nuB.
ten, bic absr nit Elm paar Musnabuen aus 4nhdil'
germ @rant's befieht oarf man aud nidt Disl err.
marten. I'm cine 9Reform gu ~ersieIen, t,ub @rant
seiirst tueroen, benn CT ftebt nit feinen. Mnbange
isber Reform I'M Dese.
NadfGrift. 9weeb bat F6 mad ben ipdtes
fen NadriGten ben, Sberiff ausssliefert nno neue
BireiGaft getent.
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Itaisit irast ha1ptiadIi6 ~ Ger abiaafuna Der

Rfteit trdat banpiiddIiG sn Der abI9afiuns Der
amtliben Misbrdube bel.
Wahen sic C. be6baIb BEN @ouDssneur ar
yftdsf. oiii isoe geaiinenne MnSeiae bin. haB oas 6a
fentlihe W0hf eine u~nierindung Der araeIeaenbei.
ten lrgsno eii1ss Nuttes nosr oes Betroaens iraenb
etres Bfariten, lei er 6taats ober ffdotifter Be.
au1ter. %perlangt. einet oSer mshrere Biireer 5a er.
renuen. speldle unbeShrdnfte Wonaaht baben, cine
lolfe unteriudung bDraunebnen. gHenn ourd) Die
unterluhnna @eiebes. uebertreiungen on ben Sag
ton!raet. fDute Der 80uDerHsur bepoImdatiat iein,
Den 8enerdlantoa!t au benadribtieen. bef5ea BHiht
es Damn auf iolde Berrahrihtigmna bin fsin iolte.
Die Verbreder aur Hehenihaft Bu siehen Ole gons
~ftltution rloht eg benz @oupernelr aur 0fint. bar.
ii6er 5u ruathen. bnB bic @efebe ~aefreulih ~poIIsoasn
Deroen. zine i0lfe MabregeI. ipie Die bier empiohs
lene. lit nOtbDenbia, hin biefer geiimmung Der gon-
@litti.tion Srait nao Grfolg aa geben.
Sn ueberetnitimrnung nit Der Contribution, bat
Die lebte Seneral= Werlaumlung BEN Bolfe Die 6Sras
ae anhsimaeltelt. oh cine Gonpention sur Repioi.
rlsng. Werdnoerung ober Yerbeierung Der gDnliitli.
fion berufe1 tDerben SDle; bnranfhin eutIdteo bel
DER Detoberrpobl cine grobe Waiorltdt Der 5tin1m.
aeber Deg Staates 81 8unftef1 elmer gennentioa. Gs
lit Die YniGt Der General. IS erianlmIung bel ibrer
isbiaen 5iblng eeeBline gorfebrnngen fir Die
Mahl bon Abseorbneten uao Den 3uiamrnentrit
Ger gonDention sa treffen.
Ole Abftias nlnna iber Die Iraae In 9e3ug aui
Die Bernfnng Der Convention. tpelbe bic oeaertr1rs
ttas eonitition in's 9ehen REF, fann bel Der October
Dabl lS49 itait Sn Der bnraaffoleenoeu StBung
Der Generai Merchandising murse Elm 9eiAlub pal
nrf, iDeldaer FUR bic Wahl bon Deleeatsn Az Del
9pnpention ben erften Wontas i'm aDriI 1850 bes
%!tiiafnte. unO Die Convention lam alIan1a!en am e.
item Wontag IN. Wonal Mai ~oeS5elben ,Sahres.
SdsltsBlth iDiinlde i6, benz Belle bon Ohio mel
ne b%antbare Anerfennune ansauipreaen fit oas eh
reroe yertrauen. has es in mid selebt. lno Die 8 of
nnna aas5noridea, bob Die SamDnie, oas @lid uni
oe gsoblfalrt. beren IS Iid in 10 bebem MaBe er
lrsit. inter Der 2snfuns Der 8oriebung oausrno fit
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Die eeioeu siues EieesG enberneurs."

liner Oieier ueberinrift faiIbert has Cincinnati
Bnlfsbfott Die fduierige Mufgabe bes neuen Diees
@ouuerneurs WlIsr. Nnn. fduierig uiro Die SteI.
lung bes Srn. Miner olIeroin9s iein, aber unier
gineinnntier College irrt f1. lpenn er a~nnin1rat. boB
Der teue Biee. gouosrnenr BET er Organization cine
Electromagnetic Role au ipieen berufen lit. gidt
Sr. MlaQer, ionbern Der aIte Dies @ouberneur See
fIar. u~orldufia ben gorib. gbe Die nenen 8sau,
ten initauirt ue,oen t5nnen, bat id Die Geiebse
balig ridt blo8 su orsaniIfer, ionhern aud bic for.
u1eQe Gtiuamen5dblung Dor5unebunen.
Sebr fdwRrig bIeibt Die Stelung bes neuet, Wices
@0uperfeurs ~ibrisens barum benno6. SIR Sc
rnanoet, Der eineil lolden Yoiten nod nisraals be.
fleioet bat, ifes seipiB feline leidte Nufsabe, ben
WorRb iber 36 Senat0ren 81 fabren. Die gun. grbB
ten Sbeite aug ugewiegtsn" Bolititer, beiteben uno
nit ben Recommendations Neeeln uObl Dertraut fnb.
Sod iduisriser tDiro bieIe steuung burh ben nms
tano. baB i'm 5enate beioe Barteien slei6 fart Rno.
Ser i,eue Bice. Gouueraelr miro baber reht oft flb'
Iide Grasea gu entiheioen uno barte gtaie aa ina.
den baben. Sa Wesus auf parlau,entariide @eselr
Tam es iberbaupt feline sr6Beren 5tedenreiter uni
9aarfpaIter seben as bic amerifanilden p%olitifer.
ginenn DentIden miro bieie aufsabe nod bur1 bad
pinbernib Der @prahe erI1mert. Sic 3abl berie.
ni8sn, melne ale SpraGi9n!erisfeiten 10 Dontoms
men iberipanben baben. baB ie f4 I'M Gnslil1sr
Dor einen, seiebaebenben R6rper ebenfo seldufis aus'
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