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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10


i1s able editor Of the Marshall Her.
old defends Northern Democrats for ac-
'epoas the original proposition to form
an electoral commission. and lor advis-
ns .lbnissiou 10 its decision. The
Asr1'd does not think anything but a
disastrous civil war could have come Of
cay other line Of conduct than exactly
l't which was pursued. There has
''e" Weakness somewhere. either North
EN- v' southern Democrats have exhib-
"ed IT, u tie Hcral,i exonerstes North
en- b'raccrats and acquits them Of
DA"e IL must recoa with added force
UPON orr representation from the South.
'he Hon. Roger q. Mills. we learn. !.
earnest in his condemnation Of his
D'eiArvn FROM north Of the line.
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1 sthntly Striking nj the private soldier.
Why not say there should be only ,
certain number of offieers? The sol
der In the army Was the cheapest par
of IL. He did not believe our arm,
was large enough. IL should eon.ls
Of 30, 600 men, which would give sbou
25,00o effective men in the army: O
y, 900 men IL would leave an efiectiy.
force Of not more than I7,0OO men. 4
IL was desirable 10 reorgsnize the army
let commission he appointed to con.
slider the matter aud report to Cou
gress.
Mr.. BiAine-The proposition OF III.
House was 10 reduce the army "a
1900 men, Thirty-fiye year. ago. when
the Indians were nothing Ike &C
bad as they are now. The army con.
sisted of twelve thousand men. Tn,
army was smaller now, considering
the area OF the country and the point-
10 ee guarded, than IL ever was before
tie thought it would be very imprudeni
ia the last hours OF the session 10 r.,iue.
the army as proposed. Probably the
army could be reduced with safety, bot
no senator now had any data upon
which he could say it could be so r..
duced.
Mr.. Bayard, OF Delaware, said il Wa
not the cost Of the army TO which the
people objected 60 much as To
i's employment; the people
OF the country feared tn.
army had been used for purposes dan
gefous to their liberties, hence they
objected to 1t now. 1t seemed 10 be
generally understood that the outgoing
administration admitted that the use
OF the army in Southern States Wa.
not successful. He hoped the day
would come when the laws aud mill
tsry power would be enforced by the
military power only rs a last resort
and even then by the militia OF ia.
State, instead of the Federal army
Ten or twelve years ago there wer.
emergencies calling for n large army.
which, thank Heaven, no longer exis.
ted. He, therefore, supported the till
ofthe House OF Representatives.
Mr.. Blaine said he didn't
believe there was LAWYER
on either side of the cham
Der who would say that the pres>
ident of the United States. the eon.ti.
tutional comman der-in- chief of the
army, in some instances should eon,-
mand the army and in others should
not.
Mr. Bayard argued that Cougres.
lad fuli power 10 regulate the use o,
the army.
The amendment of Mr.. Davis was
rejected yeas %, nays 50, Mr.. Alcorn
voting with the Democrats in the
affirmative.
Mr.. Herman, of New York, oppo.ei
the substitute and concurred in the
views expressed by the senator from
delaware, Mr.. Bayard. He argued
that Cous ress had power to say that
money appropriated should not be
Used for a certain purpose. IL was com.
peient for Congress to disbau1 ths
army entirely if it thought proper tC
do so.
The substitute Of the committee was
agreed to; yeas. 81, nays ., a stricr
party vote. The substitute was then
read third time and passed.
Bills to remove the political dissbil
itie' OF Geo. Watts on Carr, of West Vir
ginia, J. 5. Kennard, of Georgia, Jno
W. Harden, of TeKas, and q. Il
Holmes, of North Carolina, were takeI
up and passed.
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.
nris'"" en- the supreme Bench
strong 0pps.ities to the Giving Of
'oe War Fort Polio Ia Eitnsr yeha.
soa or Don Cssaeren-uarfranft

strong Oppe.sties 60 an. stytnx Of
the "ar Port Polio te Eisnsr Jeha.
toa or Don Canersa-u.rrranft
Wsss. &c.
WAsHINGroS. March 5.-The day il
raw with snow fakes.
Joe f. Johnston and ex-senator Kew.
OF tennessee, are most prominently
mentioned for the cabinet tom the
South.
The display TOMS ht Is wonderful.
Governor Shepherd disregarded ex-
pense aud displayed great taste In dec
Grating the avenue.
No attention has been paid to cabi-
net or other serious ms tiers.
Colonel Bristow, of Kentucky, will
almost certainly succeed Judge Davis
on the supreme bench
Ex-senator Key, of Tennessee, will
be postmaster general.
Mr.. Evarts will probably be secre-
tafy of state.
Mr. Morrill,, of Vermont, sec.-etary.
of the navy.
The indications are that oil a fills
tions in the Republican party viii be
disregsrded, and that It will be sol ,ghs
TO make oil and water mix.
The Star has the following about the
cabinet speculstions: 1t seems 10 bs
thought that President Hayes will L o'
and in his cabinet Nominations Oh "a
Tuesday or Wednesday. He has asi :
ed the members of Grants cabinet Z :
retain their positions until their sue
cessors are confirmed, and 60 far the '
still remain.
The probable cabinet officers are
Evsr;s, for the department of state.
Sherman, for the treasury and Nc
CreAry, for the attorney-geuerAlsaip.
Jr. Hale. of Maine, hse, vithon,
doubt, declined the navy port folio.
Those mentioned nov principally for
this place are Nr. Frye, of Maine, Mr..
cfagin, Of New Hamp,hire, aud Gov.
ernor Rice, Of Massachusetts
Carl Schurz will have n pis,e
The new government win be emotional
A strong pressure had been broash,
to bear upon President Hayes In in.
dice the retention o. Don Cameron an
the war department. but there /. sl-c
strong opposition TO it from Penu.y,.
vania, partly in the interest of unrt.
ranft for the same position.
II b believed nov that none Of th.
Old cabinet will be retained. as 90 dc
this In the case Of any one us-mb be,
would Be An invidious distinction.
Carl Schurx has been NAMED q good
deal within the psst twensy-faer hoau
In connection with the var porssoiio
but report has IL that General Sher
man opposes his selection for Gha
place on accoun; Of some ineou p,ti
bility between them.
1t b reported to-day that sSchurx M
b gives the interior department..
General Harlan. of Kentucky. |,
nsntionsd again In sonsecsisn v,tl
ths pessol,,es departmsus
0sneral Joseph h yoApso. N
essa rsosoossdsd sss tbs ~ =
!srteeat hts ssspas sppasseAss h
- - - plasins sAsasiHpsy e.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
The Caucus Has the stomach and
Drewuy Asshs0d 90 ysndtesss the
Ideas and Men Adopssd by the People

Ine Caueus Has the stomach and
Drewny Asshsod 90 ysndsesss shs
Ideas and Men Adopted by the People
The Democratic caucus, held In the
hall Of the House of Representatives
this afternoon, adopted an address to
the country, which was prepared by
Representative Hurd, OF Ohio, for the
signatures of members of the pal ty In
both the House and Senate. This
address will be in the nature OF O
protest against the declaration that
Hayes and Wheeler were duly elected.
The address will closely criticise the
action of the electoral commission,
and assert that the rights OF Congress
have been invsied, aud crime and
fraud have received Judicial sanction,
and that republican institutions have
been imperilIed 10y corruptionists who
have seized upon the government.
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those objected TO. and the dispatch says
all the remainder were sworn it, So the
effort Of Coke's enemies To give him this
last stab has been fooled Texas never
did have q truer representative in the
upper house than she has today, in the
person of the subject of this brief para
sraph
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THE subject Of building new State
House interests the papers of Austin. if
not the State. The .Statesmass suggests
that $4,000 would be ample for the
purpose, while the more magnificent
Gazette speaks of frem one 10 eight mil.
lions as being rather more the thing.
We suggest that when our State war
rants have been at par for year or
more, that We take up the subject. The
project would be a good thing for Austin
just now, but the remainder of the State
can get on for a while with the old
house
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Ins extension of the Gulf Colorado
arN Santa F1 railroad is a subject Of
great interest TO the interior Of the
State beltpu and Waco are particu-
aJ'f 'yr't"d about, IT, That corporation
hH r.e.nt'y developed an amount Of
cuetr which entities Il TO much notice,
b'i mote specially by the towns on its
Doc ni tztsu-ou.
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i last moments Of Grants adminis-
tr1fHn. and the first OF Hayes admins
i-H.'u b0th show oonclusively, that
t0;. these WORTHLESS recognize the force
o. tHe south as a political hctor. And
"hwhH" r'rties 20 the immense cheat,
a-. afraid OF her and are trying their
l,,e. uTst Go couriliatc. lts too entirely
Uu.l NeIr
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"tare deeply grateful for the kindly
reception gwen Us in our new field 81
b10f hy the press Of the S,ate With
oii lsN exceptions We have received
hoilns but kindness at Us hands
-"au-h often occupying positions Of
great deIicacy and difficulty. 50 far as
o'nrr papers we're concerned To our
la'e ueishbor and friend, the Corsicana
''Tt1', We are particularly grateful for
eeuftsous treatment
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Ma Iutuuung TfLroS is said to he
highly pleased with bis reception in
Texas. ple gentleman, at one Of our
interior towns. Rp7iogized for the
maas'no.s oi The turnout 90. we'll. /"
.iH Theodore they know bu, little Of
my l,r', and that little is very uniavor-
A'it u noe. lie expressed his deter.
minaii0r - return next season and
make us less hurried visit.
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l.. weeks since the compensation
o..0 county Judges was an interesting
. Nv, nothing is said on the
sa..t i.r Inferred that the county
commissioners of the State have pro.
e...i Hr tne harl-worsed officers. and
tI. ..a rnu1r h1s celscl.
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A"o SopiaAi Any thing Hut Cheerrnl
over the kesuit-The Radicals Dessr-
maine on n Policy Favorable 10 Car
pet baxism.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Mr. HAYES
arrived in Washington at 8 o'clock
this morning. 1t rained torrents,
Senator John Sherman accompanied
Hayes to his house. No one seems
glad. There are no cheerful congratu-
iations. Those who do not look sor-
rowful appear ashamed.
The electoral commission paid its
employees, and dissolved.
The president has issaed proelama.
ton to.convene the Senate in extra SEES.
zion March 5th.
Lou Weir, viii be marshal of the
district; r. 2. Buekland, of Ohio. will
be private secretary to Hayes.
NominatioDs-Silas B. butcher. ap-
praiser of merchandise, New York !:
William Stone, district attorney, South
Carolina.
Conhrmations-George S. Lacy. dis
trict attorney, Louisiana; c. S. Siads.
collector of customs, Passo del Norde
district; Frank Morey, general ap-
praiser Of merchandise John Weiner,
receiver of public money, Florida: /:
X. j. Caldwell, receiver of public mon
ey, Louisiana; w. J. Grady, land
register, Louisiana.
Senator Gordon has applied to the
chief signal Office of the United States
for the establishment of a signal sta.
ton at Atlanta, Georgia, aud has the
promise of the department to comply
with his request, as soon as the eondI.
ton OF the service will permit.
The presidents dispatch TO Packard.
and the adoption by the House by a
two-thirds vote ofthe tamperjng clai,se
of the army bill. has produced very
cheerful feeling in Southern conserva.
tive circles. "Let them have Haves
and Wheeler, but give US South Caro-
lima and louisiana" seems to be the
successful war cry.
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".1re l much Interested in the
business success oi thc country % any
on. -..g can tr, and yet we would
r.' .... submission TO base wrong
U.. 'H ...lre this If there was any
s..r vBg 10 meet 1t otherwise. Ac-
Iu.s.r.r n wrong will mover cure il.
N"..H NIure Of protest is no worse.
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|# Bolton IHHH has some very
a remarks on the result Of sub
uur- f. .h.ms Of Tlden and Hen
....s A" tae irhitmment Of commits
.. f0|ry' Colonel Mills a handsome
."..m0H. 900 bis course in reference
I# .....I.r
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invoke the aid Of wo-
amuu...a.t with iulemperauce.
Hm." .Hi up the wounds after
......>- I0s. but as combataut
.. .. ...I ... .- "a tDiIre Remcm-
.. ..... H..H. year or so ago.
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Of the government IN the kan.,s - -
ex-confedera;e er.osr. and 4 saaa
probable that he ~il be sPI-oiur-.i -
that position.
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.. ..a,, peculiarly fortunate
... 4. ktH.a last worst gin to
. -,#.0uue.. The Titi' says
...... r.ua of them 90 be- seen
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>.....s.. EHs' is refreshing
... ...a.- its energies to the
...... ... s. present.
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NAUGURATION.
Tho Iaaassr-l c.rs.saa-. nsa---.4r
@sa faasrsi ssss~xs-Ehs 49,.
81 Hs. fr.sa@iss<s u-.s. Bs-a.-
Eesasa- and Sep as-af-.a-a

Nothing unusual chsrsct1r.rrI 60
inaugural cersmoHI--. Ih- Kru-..s.
-ion ws- small bat hAEd-urls sz.1 -
"eil handled aud or,i-riy. Tae 49,
srsmme SAs followed n al a. 49,.
and nothing dOns thA; - not a1-a
on the hill.
The ouly remArkAuie f-aturs a..
ihe Inaugural oef-mouiss 49, a. t.tal
lack Of heart OF euthu.l..ua
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..ntaa rt the Young Mems
.. A...et,uu tor ISIS will meet
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r~s<y A. Osss.<1~ - 49,
utssa-
win re-psct ~ fns rn.a1L.I ooa1a... -
the countEy. sn.ll 80 <1A-u1. - 60
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Of ssc<p1.nc-. th.. -
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4 pA5usr c1rr-acy lAs4 -n.r4 - a.1l /.
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hnrunnGnssssDr-~~an - - - 49, - -
sss-nssaa1 sa1l.l.1-.. = s-e>-1 = - 80
runuD V<1ne -g-uH p.y.~@- 80 =. -
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eunntfy. iAp<<<l1s~y e~2<7a ~
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The Indications Are That Party ifiiIia.
tions Will be Disregarded and OIL
and Water Sought TO be Mixed.
General Joseph E. Johnston, Ex-senator
Key, of Tennessee, and Harlan. of
Kentucky, the Probable Southern
Members of the cabinet-evarts
and Sherman certainly of
the Elect.
fhe Counting In OF The Man. Who, with the As.
sisiasee Of the Government, the Array.
ihe Civil Service and Treasury, was 0re.-
~heimingiy refeaied by the People,
Denesnted BY Congress.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

fhe Capital Amy shing Bus Cheerral
over the kesuit-The Radicals Detsr-
mfne on ~ Policy Favorable 10 Car
pet bagfsm.
, 1877-01-08

n-Qieber. Gum
psjtan Der oeutihcn 9enipnsfaie uno
oes 81 crabsnobanies fir cite 0ebrerin
men bat 6sdu.sin u ernide Elm Bdnndep
@oupernnntenlieoer (9erlin. s. afmptt)
cfihe nen l~aIisn. beren auten 3'ped ,ptr
III f1rbern oladten. Dsnn mir ell paar
fielny Yliihicn nns DEM Snbnlt mittb i.
len. Sic nrme @onucrnante tlayt aber
ibre hitteren G,fobrung' ~
6eysen. felt E @unosnuicn
Gin psrlhrpbener 0ertlno.
6irne. eans aemuht GUM Staten,
9ns mar Mnes. mus i'd fano
Sn iehem Qano.
gitel lit es, Don ih6nen @esenoen 81
iprsGen. BERN
Wobnif Du auf Berg ober Musn.
Walb, Metr: = il MQes @urn!-
llsberau buu9ernoe Jrausn
limb Wdnner nit 3u piel Durf!
Das Wesr ii eon3 ~beionbers ~ Be-
Hagen. unb ON Stranoe iinst bas6rdM-
IsiW ungeo1teth Der peiue'i&enW arnnna:
-aRein 5sduIsia. iein Sic manter.' GAM
betsIbt-
Deer. Du arraer Grbenmo9en,
Wlatt uno front uno forssni4wsr,
'Dait entiebli9 piel 3u traeen.
@ie elm @ouuernantenmasen.
SIMMER poa uno lesr!
W0sen bic fr6hlid.traurieen 2ieher
rcd)t piele Werebrer uno Mbnebmer fin
ben! WieQeidt erIdeinsn iie banu balo
in elmer neuen .oerpeierten" MufaSs.
, 1877-01-08
3aldabifbt g.ptf4en.

Mew.0 6. San. Grou Gbnr.
Iotte be Gorret Gsbers, @dmefisr ces
perHorbensn Commodore WanbsrbiIt,
fiarb seitsrn it ibrem Saule auf Stao.
ten Sslano, eeitern an Yneumonia i'm
IS. Sabre.
Gen. Sohn s. Mbererombie. bon Der
Ser. Staoten Mrmee, fiarb lebten Mitt.
mod in isinem 9ouie in Ioslpn, SIS.
i'm 73. Sabre.
Montpelier. 6. San. Tas Sc'
m~ofratilde Gtaats gnmite bat hie lei
tenben 3empfraten e~inaelaben. iih in
Maibin9ton ben 8. Ssnuar ST. einjufins
ben.
, 1877-01-08
ntutft ttltsr. gfpsfhta.
Ser @riea i'm Crient.

Qonhon, 6. Sanuor. CINE pris
bot. 0epeibe or Dem nStanooro" bon
GonIuntinopcl, nod Der ucberli4t Der
0orednse an 0pnneritae in Der gonfe<
rena ipridt ii1 batin aug, baB Der se<
fabrpcue She'll Der Cribs iett iiber 1T.
Ser Nori5er .Woniteur'" welaer in
exeer Werbinbnne nit Der auswartisen
t~ron,Ofidsn Office itebt, Ssro1sn.li&t
tolscnom @arosrorb .Mir beoansrn
su melbsn, oas bic 8eidafenbsit Der
9iirti in Ter Sieniia9s. Sisuns lid
uiat eetelIert bat unb weni9 ausiih'
bietet. bot uuf oiplomatiitcn Weas e'-
ne @%ereinboruna setrofen weroen tarn;
pbsleid Die Gpnferena lid mieosr Mon.
tag psr1ammelt. il lam man anncbmsn,
boB penn Der 3uitano niht pcrdnosrt
1T, Die Nuf5abe Gnslanos gu Gno
1T.
Con tontinppel, 6. Snnuor.
Ser 3uitano 1T ucrdneett. We'bano.
Iunoen boutrn unter ben B.upQMd94
tieten nnh smii6en ibnen unb ben Sir.
ten fort. nit Der Nusii4t bic 9urte, 81
beN,mmsn. ni9t formeu sepiIs Der
teitesite0sen Nori9ldss. beren orieine0e
Jorm isso4 bic Bspolmd4tisten &C.
ueist iinb. etuas ju dnaern. ~ Der.
peisern. Man boft. bab bic 4era-
tbans bisiss Doridldae in Der Mentaes'
Sitane ~ sajssena esaeners pirh.
, 1877-01-08
8trmlil0te6

Sames @orben 8ennett's
neueheS @beuteuer. Otc Sci
ratbsp!dne oes &rolus uun Ser ouSaebcrs
bes rMew Onrs 9eralo" baben .iuen Ell
aeutbiiml Dies WiBaeidif. es fommt i'm.
met ctpas swiiteu lie upb ibe 9usfiibs
run Selt einem Sabre ctwa mar 81.
mes @oroon micocr einmal p%erlobt, pno
;ipor nit Sr1. Gottb MaD, berg ohter ci
mes Walbinptouer }ir;teS uno Die Ood
sejt iolte halo aefeiert meroeu. in Der uo=
ri9en Wode mar lo9ar iton Die Nu8itats
tun9 Der 8r0ut aus @uropa ein9ctroffcu
uno nIdltS ihien Serru Yeunett's Qiebess
aliiG nlebr i'm @SeAe su itehen, ais Ole
@eicNidaft pt6elid ourd Die WadriA in
Gtitauaet 9eieBt mirn. ooB 5ames g.,
Genuett in oer 6itnften Nrenuc ouf oiies
Tier Giraffe, Dor benz @ebanoe oes Union
Sea ne Cub - YriiQel bsfommeu bat.
uno Suor bon ieinem Sd)paair in .ipc"
6erren 6reoelidl Mlap. Qeute. bic ben
Setbeil'Qten ulber ltehen, wilien Notaeu.
oes iiber bic euBeroroentllde Geaeb:nbeit
5u erSab tn.
Ser }'enneti iolte ont 26. Gscembcr
Qetrout %lperoen, a er lein Esnehmeu sia
W'ouat oor oleier Bit blabrrd war oel
a'tia, laB Die VerpanNten Der iunoenDas
ME ult fcincu umltdno II ole reu III
! sebM outften. Die @erlobuna wnroe
allo aui sbcbcn- IW 6amille 4l,cp ~ |,
iebr ouiartradt 9eayn 6cnn ! enn IT. Oh
lie u'ladc bate. ~ gIauten. eaB y uu
Belnetts %eteuio mstm0enl.hss alS I'LL.
ps ranlpo,tllhea Qenrbmcn Ver De Oen
3med butcn ionts, Die erbrnouna bsus
BIZ eden, Das .3uiamm; ntr.ffea MI
Se,rp 6re}erii = tam !9rn ( ennet,
nidt %unelma:ttt. aa q ,bn b,ealp rue aui.
unh uuo abasben uns auae:deinliA IT,,
er~artsn iat. fsrr bennett 3i'uoete iiA
ooraut zine @i9arse an uno trai aus benz
Yortsl be- Glnbbaufss hsrans. ale 0err
Nasv ssrabs an Der Ode Der 81. Stra6e
, 1877-01-08
Guroy al(de Nadri1ten.

2serfin. D,s Snnitution Der Sitter.
siter i'll ben prsuBlden Yrprin3m il
tros Grlab Der 4re,s. uuo Yrou, n3tal.
o%ronuul nj t u0a,a beieitiat. 3 einem
nsusrlihen GrlaB al Ole Ouerprdioen.
ten bat Der Wmulter oss Sanern feltse'
lteut. bag ie Sitter utSquaiitat audi
isst nod III mcbriaher Bc3iehuus bon
Ycosutuns III. 10 iir Die TDeilnabme
al ben Yrdlenta1ionswab en- gum 3cr'
rcnhauie. all commuualltanoiihen uno
lauoldlaitlideu Credit uno 8erfthe'
rungSuerbaua Ell. Desbalb balt @rai
Gulenbl rg es ahd iir nolbwtuoig, Die
u tter9utSmatrrteln i'll Bttr # bes De.
ltanoeS Der JfltsrJutsei 9suidaft Der
oarin ei%n9etrassAen Watsr praient su
erbalten.
Tirlt BiSmarf Der am 90. Ropbr.
gum e item Utate in NclhStags erld)Ien,
bat auBerlih iberal oen GlnOsuf wit.
oersewonneuen fSrperllAm Wo1ibsfn'
beuS 9emad)t, wleluobl nldt uabetannt
lit. OaB olelcr Giaorut n!d)t INNER Elm
gang ,uperlalliser lit. Bel ieinem Gln'
trtten IN Den Sleunaslaat be9rlBr Der
Gs.d)sfansler oen Yfdioenten unb bic
Sultl;mlnIiter non Balern uno Sahlen
belonoers berSl,d.
General uon @annasiu, frI6er Com.
i,anbeuy beS 9. Arm esorps, III IN Der
Va1t gum %. Houember in Osrlin In,
80. 2ebenslabrs uerbliden. Or mar ssy
rubmrethe 6ibrer o.s 9. Armueorps
in Der SAla&t pom @rapelotts.
Gin XrlsSerbuno bon Dsutihen. 6i.
ben &rles sesen Jranirsid 1901
mitsemaht baben, bat i'd in Gbicasu
%aeb.lo,t. DIR Yoritaab o.Kelbsn 10,
iib u fir;llh al osa &ali,r nit Der
Vute ge.usuo t. ibm cine 6apns 3u
idlcaten. O~crieloe bat oi.ier Butte cut
lprot),n uuo eth prabtpoles Sannsr
nit oen entlpre henoen &mblsmen ourd)
ben Qoiuappenmaler uoa @llnsti an.
fertisen lall II, Uclhes oemnaAlt nad)
Nmerlfa ap9tbt.
Der YrOcsB osS Ssrrn Moolpbe Q'Mr.
rouge. Ssrlalisrs uoa - " in Qeopol,".
9e9en oen Neoatteur oeS unter Dem &.
tel ~0ouitaten.G Courier" bier erihuusn.
ben GbsaterDlattss. Bruno Bernnsin,
ii Jet eabli4 snii&ieoen porosn. uno
jpar bilest has usth il cine slanlsnSs
@snustbuuns fur w4rrsnse 0sssa mel.
Asn Usyuilsin bsfanntli@ n tsinsn
Ufstte 5sksuptst bate. ,1esin esepslbs
hi kbioieA eaS 4!aeset ssSss ssaN!As~,
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anaefommen mar. Die beioen s1erreu
au~feinancer 3u. Balo trufen iie

anaefommen mar. Die beioen t9erren
ainaen aufeinanoer 3u. Balo trufen ie
5uiamn.n unb. obne elm go t ~ fasen.
erbob 6err Wfau cine s,obe Deitiae, bic
er unter benz Node perfect aehalten.
unb fdluo feiuem s iuoe oamit 10 iiber's
@sliht, oaB Nlut tam. 81 3ueite' uuo
britter Shlaa folate. mo beuor 9err
Bennett j3eit bate. fid . II ieiuallsbsr
rofhuna iib'r Die El0elidfeit oes Nn.
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Wun6en ill @eiidt.
als er ieiue @eifesaeaenwort tpieoer
erlamat hat'e. fibrie er feline: icits eli en-
@dlae aeaen ieinen Wioeriudcr. Die bei'
. NJ DIM r faetep lid) uno tic ell rinaeno
nieher.. 0r.s Wtan Der beo utsuo itarfe
als Sr. gennett lit, mar I'M 2'ortbell a1o
mari ben Qeeteren ,meltnal in Cen ( huee.
Sn;miiden mar oie'sri .elei uou ocmslab
aus bemerft moroen uno Die Qdntpf t
wnreeu BON ben 9errn S. y S0ed der
Wi0iam s.. Charlton mo Mnoeren
trennt. ST.. Wiap cling lanaiam Die 2iue'
nue binunter not ser WohnuIla lelneS
Yaters. I'm S ubr lieB s.. Ycnnett
ieiuen shlitten fotnmen nnO fabr nad
Sauic, no CT Sru. 9conaro IS. Serome
unb 5rn Dnncln gu iid) bitten llcB. UNI
li1 nit linen iiber hieNfaire gu be, otben
Der asld)lasene N'ann isiin'ht natiiriit)
uttts ietmlldcr. ole til nit ietuem W.
setlader int &fe anf Sob uao Qeben
~ meljen, ober rsiif Die Iraac. Oh 8
Jyiur bon eiaem Wann. ben er IeineYeIt
id,s bat ithlea laiien. nod eiue9 eransioc
oelune annimmt. 0ru. Benefits Jreun.
be ,utrb:n It'd absr uatttrith ale Mihe
aeten, mn, Die Sade ~ einrm ND llid,it
bsfrireiaenoen Nusaanae ~ tri'aen.
(2r. 81. FRY