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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02

articles OF contraband OF war. and that
the property of neutrals on board an
enetny's vessel is not subject to confisy
cation, unless the same be eontraband
OF war. They engage to apply these
principles to commerce and navigation
of all such powers and States as shall
consent to adopt them, on their part. as
permanent and immutable. The last
treaty between the United States and
the Ottoman empire. negotiated in 1869,
contains no such declared principles.
serv,a's orpsrtunisy.
N. Y. Herald
II the Servians are not utterly de-
moralized, they will have splendid
ehanee TO win back their lost laurels by
cooperating with the Russians In an
attack on the Turkish flank va Alexi-
natS and Sofia. The Turks cannot OPP
pose them In force. A combined move
ment Of the Roumanian army from Kta-
iova, the Servians on Widdin and Nissa
aud Sofia. aud the Bosnians and Monte
negrins on Npvi Bazar would force the
Turks to the Western Balkans, and per-
haps over the mountain range in to Rou-
mania. This would libeFate the whole
OF Albania and give Greece gu oppor-
tutity OF striking at her old enemy
from the southwark.
SHeFieas = NtNsFRHty.
tphiad lphs Times41
As soon as official notice Of the war
shah be formally given, the President
will issue o proclamation announcing
that a state Of war exists between Russia
and Tutkev, aud cautioning all Ameri-
can citizens that. Under treaty stipula-
tions, they are required to observe strict
neutrality The President will also
issue orders to revenue and naval ofi-
GERS to use all diligence to prevent the
fitting out, arming, or equipping. within
| American Jurisdiction, Of any vessels
| intended TO cruise against either OF the
| hetligerents, and to prevent either bel
ligerent from using any American port
as q basis OF naval operations against
the other, or for the purpose OF recruit
ing their armies or renewing or aug
menting their naval and military sup
plies.
| The Tarhssh ssesatsrs Net paid.
The Bucharest correspondent Of the
Times telegraphs as follows "An us
trian surgeon attached to q Turkish bat
TALON stationed at Lonpalanka TOLD
me that there are seventy battalions o
all arms in the Widlin district. averag
ing 800 men each. ALI foreign officers II
the Turkish service are promptly paid
but the native officers and soldiers ar
not paid at all.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
New yGrk's Grain Trade.
TSt. Louis Eeunbltcan

New York has been studying up its loss
grain committee Of the Produce Ex-
change reported last Saturday that the
great secret of B tltimore's supremacy
was that the terminal charges In New
York are double what they are In Balti.
more. A double remedy Was suggested
the building OF stationary elevators by
New York railroads and tne increase OF
the Baltimore terminal charges. The
first suggestion may be carried out. but
the second never will 80 New York will
doubtless continue TO mourn It's lost
trade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
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We are indebted to A. p. Harrington.
No. lis Canal street, for splendidly
bound and illustrated copy OF Peru,
or Travel and Exploration In the Land
Of the Ineas," by Z. George Squier, late
United States Commissioner to Peru
author OF numerous works, "Nicara.
gua," "Ancient Monuments Of the
Mississippi" etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
4 FAST TRAIN.

The civil Engineers Running tp in
Lightning style.
MoConB CRY, May i, 1877.
D. B, Morey, General Passenger Agent:
The civil engineers epecisl train left New Or
leans at 10 A. m, and arrived here at t:35 p. m,
masing the run in three hours and thr y-fve
miuutee. stopping on the way thirty minutes
msking in all the run of los miles in three hours
en- Ave minutes.
e. d. FROST General Agent,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02

Btaub is .rreprsssible; II Is syioent ths < In b
determine TO make Gold h gaites book q snS On
Exchang.s Alley, near the corner II Canal ths
real Emporium OF cheap news Has lass TO-DAY
the Few York Illustrated Times, Larysra' EaZar
the Daily GrsphIc aud the Forest g.rsan. e.,
gsher with all other genus apd speeae OF nsws-
papers and periodical with, ,ut osoitting "pnsk,n
| the Great American Punch
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
NEWS BY MAIL.


n ssit5 fSANN kFF4bt
sAH FRANCISCO, April 29. 1T is aseer4
tained that under the provisions of the
session Of Congress, a few eapjtalists
and political managers OF this State
have gpbbled about fifty thousand acres
OF land in Kern county, In the soy,the, N
portion OF the State. and m,n,h oF N,
lying along the river bottoms, and ON
the lineof the projected irrigation canal
Of the Kern River Land and Canal Com-
pany. 10 is alleged that greater por
tion of the land is not desert land with
in the intention Of the bill. but that the,
act was loosely framed In the interests
Of the parties who projected this raid.
nEa vADE's LETTER
Net snten,leh for puhHeation.
Washington Republican, hp,i27.l
Ben Wade is not only indignant that
u. II. Painter should have published his
private letter. but he is disgisted, aud
for once the old man was go thoroughly
demorali5sd that be could not swear.
He was like the man whose applies rolled
out OF the tail OF his cart while he was
going UP hill. lie could not do the sub
iect Justice. Ii has leaked out that what
Wade wrote to- Painter was his private
opinion and he did not wish to have 10
publicly expressed. He intended writing
a public letter. giving Hayes his sup
port, but the publication ri the private
letter has prevented it. The letter was
dated April 9, and Painter did not give
1t out for publication until the 2a1. The
impression is, that he, somehow or
other, got The information of Wade's
purpose to support Hayes, and publish
ed the letter to prevent that action.
Painter is very much disgruntled with
the President because he has removed
the flesh pots upon which he and his
clique of Bohemian jobbers have fat
tauaH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
THE ADVANCE IN GRAHw.
aus Preparations for Feehlng Essrnpe.
TDncinnati Enuuirer

The war has materially quekened the
demand for breadstuffs, and advanced
the price. A gentleman familiar with
the subject reports that Within the past
month wheat has advanced fifty cents q
bBshel. corn fourteen cents bashel and
oats ten cents q bttshel. But there are
other ch,lses than the wef that influenee
the market To-day the market is fever
ish, and long headed rnen think that
the advance has been too rapid. True.
we have large orders from Europe, but
the Liverpool market has been in sym
advanced five shillings per QUAR-
ter. During the wsek the trans
act ions have been enormous. on
tiour nearly 900 barrels, Of corn 1900
bushels. Of wheat $50 600 bushels, and OF
oats 100000 bushels have changed
hands. Since last Saturday No. [
spring wheat has jumped from 81 70(D
rs to a9, and No. 2 Milwaukee, from
$l ss01t Ge to Al o50t1. the five ocean
steamers that sailed for Europe to-day
| took out vast oonsignments Of bread
stuffs.
Notwithstanding the increased freight
rates, 10000 pounds OF fresh beef went
out on all the vessels but the Bremen
line. The grain shipments amount TO
hundreds of thousands of bushels, and
great quantities of provisions went over
also.
OsR SENATOR.
Kellogg VIII never act as Near nis seat
In the senate as- He Dia Last wiuttr.
Wash. Correspondent Cincinnati Commercial.
II tho Republican ma jprity Ia the Sem
ate is to be lesssned by another Demo-
crAt. il is considerable consolation TO
have ono that SO many Republicans
have voted for--Judge Spoff0Fd. SEQ
the Star calls him n earpet-bagger 1t I'D
not easy to regard man as q carpet
bapeer who occupied O. seat on the Su-
preIne Bench of State before ths war.
The election Of Judge Spofford makes IT.
impossible that Kellogg should ever
} take his sect in the Senate. Think or
! touching an honor SO nearly only to
have it smitten forever from your grasp.
On the 9Th OF last March 1 saw Kellogg
approach the Vice Presidents desk and
: At that rnOment Senator BOgy objected
to his credentials. He will never get
again so near to n Senatorial seat as
that lifted hand and tho Vice Presi-
dents desk.
Speaking OF Judge Spofford, the new
, Senator from Louisiana, reminds me oil
his brother. the Librarian Of Congress.
t Ainsworth K Spofford, well known TO
! Cincinnati and to the GOUtD,eTcagI. He
t ia The ono government functionary in
+, Washington that seems perpetual. One
8 cannot even imagine another Librarian
3 of Congress. IL is composing TO ones
9 mind to go and behold ono man in the
government service who is Eot to be su-
parseded, because there is not another
man Ia the country who could fll his
place even II he had the Luck to got II
c. and the teraerity to take it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02

LECTURE ON CgaRESrs,--Fbs witty ard tall
euted Ieotursr. the Rev. j Hazsfa Hartzeu, will
tom rrow event oliver lecture ON Tho Sour
rents OF Thought and Life In Litersiara ard.
Philosophy" at his church, at tn corner Of 4
Charses and J .ls streets. Tickets can be a..
talnaa st MooE.g,a and TYlnE,a on Canal ai rec.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, MAY g 1877

Khokand During the revolt Of 1864
against this supremacy, Yacub Beg was
an officer OF Bnzurg Khan Hodja, who.
as descend ant of the ancient Hodia
rulers, wished to place himself In the
seat OF his ancestors. After using this
khan for bic own ends, throwing him
overheard and us,trping his place, the
lieutenant extended his conuuests east
ward, till he is now, as Mr.. Eugene
Schuyler terms him, the most powerful
of Asiatic monafchs."
Yakub Khan has strong hatred Of
the Russians. because among other rsa-
sons. during the troubles which arose
In 1909, when he refused TO open his ter
ritory to Russian trade, Gen. Kaufman
advised the Khan OF Khokand to assert
his old rights rs the suzerain OF Kash-
gar. expel Its usurping aineer, and an
mex the country to his own possessions.
He refused to undertake the task, easy
az II might hare proved with the ceun-
tenanee und aid OF Russia, which power
thereupon threatened Yakub Khan with
severe punishment, and succeeded In
gaining its point much in the same way
that England forced the opium trade
with China! The aneer was bullied
into accepting the proposals OF the
Chars Representatives. ard naturally
he takes the fret opportunity to render
his acceptance OF them nsgatorY and
annoy the Russians as much as lies In
his power Bold. fierce, able, and ener-
getic az he is, he will wage an ultimate
ly hopeless war with Russia, unless the
rest of the khans shall join their for
tunes with his, rise against the rule Of
the Gear. and reasseft their ancient
rights; but how greatly he msy embar.
rass the Russian governments, now at
war with Turkey. is shown by the diff
culties which beset the advance Of Rus.
sia during the Khivan campaign OF
ish war now under way. was proEesssdly
entered upon In order to repress vic
lence and secure redress OF the griev-
ances OF people who are not subjects o.
the Gar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-02
ERAD II EB WHISKY.
war on ths Hemt.srssens

WhsH1NaToN April 2e.- Sherman has
concluded to open war on the bondsmeD
Of the whisky thieves sent up under
Bristow, and means to push them to
the wall, according to the strict letter
Of the law. Bluford Wilson arrived
here today. His visit at this 4 itne has
considerable significance, In view OF the
fact that the department has been firing
random shots into the Bristow re-
tainers, hoping to hit the exact truth
about the compromise alleged TO have
been made by them with the Aforesaid
bondsmen. Wilson comes to tell what
he knows about the bonds. He will TN
doubtedly give Sherman TO understand
that there WAS no bargain and sale, and
no immunity was promised. The civil
suits will at once be instigated on the
part OF the government, and prosecuted
for all there ia In them. II is also In
timsted that Bluford Wilson will he
offered the position Of Attorney for this
District.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-15
Gin &tobc>G0M.

M1ini1ter Shurs bat eS iebt errei6t, 6aB
elmer Der grDBelt !0ol5otebe, Del6e Die gSGlz
Der auf 8un0e5ldrDereten pltnoerten -
ntdt elmer Der flettel1 6ol3frebler, tpeld)c
I'M Solbe Ser groben 0iebe Die 8Gume auf
Observation-Disclosures fGQtelt - perurt6etlt
Doroen lit.
Die @ran6 SurD 6eS 8~un6esgeri6tS in
ct. Saul, W2tnneiotd, mar Die critic, ipeI1e
ge9e1 me9rere Der .9roBen :6Ol$6iebe, Die
auf ben 8unDeSlGnberetgn in Wtinnelpta
bon ibren l(rbettern 6ol5 fallen lteBen, uni
es gum 8OrtDeil tbres et9enen @elDbeutelS
gu Derfaufe1t, cine @rimtnala1flage rt01
tete. Die Broaiitxung DeS eriten Nnge7
flagtelt bat 10 ebeg Dor 0em 8unOeSgert6te
in ct. Saul 1tatt9efu11oen. Die 2lnflage
%loutete, l6Dneno genltg, ntdt altf 9ieb>
itabl, lonOern nur alf u@eiebipi0rige 8ez
tretung BON Dffentlt6en 2d1tbereien". 11n6
Die SurD bat ben 2lngeflagten, Ser Sarles
8Dompion betBt, 0teieS 8ergeDenS ldulDig
befunDe1, iDn ieDo6 5r9let0 Der @nabe DeS
@ert6tSbDfcS cmpfnbIen. 60 3i1npferlt6
lit in Der Shat Die 0ffertli0e Wleinung
betreffS bieler rieiigen 6olSoiebitGble, neil
tie inter friiberen Wttntitern gar 1tie ge>
ridtIi6 beitraft nur0en un6 Bic Oiebe i'm
Guberiten Sail ein l1eberetnfommen nit
Der Ne9terung ~trafen, ipOna6 ite einen
Gbeil beS Gnube5 DerauSgaben un6 BEN
9teit fit it6 bebielten.
SIS cling in Betreff bieier 6plSbiebe Bis
iebt d6nli6 tDie III 8etrcff GROCER 8anfz
Dtebe, Die na6 glii6li6 beiperfiteuigtem
1tnterl6Ieif pber 9falb i'm i6limmite1
Sale ii6 nit ser beitoblenen Garf ms
@tnDerneDnen iebten un6 9cgen 3uit6ez
rrng DDn Strafloltgfeit et1et She'll i9re5
9tau6eS b~erallS9a6en, ben 9teft aber in
t6rem geii6erten 8eiiBe be6ielten.
Ser Gtid)ter Derurtbettte BEN I6ompion
gu einiG9riger @tnlperrung rnO elmer BEN
breifa6en Wertb beS 9eitoblenen 9olSes
bar1teleltben GjelbbuBe (lber cine balbe
Oftutpn 0nQarS).
9tatiirli6 bat Sic &ert6ei0igung aus
allerlet @ritnben, nm bic ia Elm alterifa7
tti16er Nbpofat ntemalS Derlegel1 lit, 8ez
DtQtgung zines neuen 8roSelieS beantragt.
9emnG6ft nerOcn nod me6rere Nnflaz
gen Der obi9en Nrt Dor benz ct. Yaltler
8unoeSgeri6te DerbanOelt tperoen.
Der jeBt enti6iebene SAL ipor etn 8robe7
fall; bic Ge9ierung boftt, auf @runO OeSz
lelben bic 6ol5rG1ber in 6elt nerl6ienoelt>
iten Qan6estbeilen, namentlt0 audi ant
Stilen W1eere, tpo ). 8. am Q19et Suno
Der 6ol5raub auf 9tegierun9Slanb etnen
r%ieiigen I~1nfang on9cnommen bat, sur
Ge6enl6aft unD Strafe Sie6en 5u f0nr1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-15

SIN Gent in 8elgien tpar0 Gn6e bot.
01onat5 ei1 v@eLtcongreb" BON Sosialtz
1ten, Doer SDStalDemofraten, D0er Commit
ntiten, ober Snternationalen, D0er tpie man
Ite lOn1t ne1t1e1t mag, abgeDalten. SIN Nn>
fniipfung an Die &tr6engei6i6te uno nit
9tiidiidt barduf baB Der SoSialismuS i'm
e6en 10 bo6e Nn1prit0e an Die @lau>
b en- s froft felt, ME irgeno cine on0ere
geDffenbarte, lolte man cS etgel1tltd) EN-
@oncil, Dber cine SD1ooe nenltelt. 9teie5
iDstaltitii6e &trdencpncil 5u @ent bat
benn audi, ipie i~ettcr Belt has gu 9ttc6d,
Elm misunderstanding altfgelteIt, mel
DIES fir Die grOBe Wta1ie Der nidt
benfenbet, lonbern 8 laubenben
Go3ioliitert 1T Q(merifa intmerbin
10 bel @ert6 bat, pte Bic 8ez
l6liiie beS Iebten patifontl6et GonciIs
fitr Die bteiigen &atbolifen. Sic m0gen
iid inlterlt6 Cit tpe1tig Dagege1t altflebne1t,
aber ais g~etrelte SDbne i1rer &irde tper6er
1te IS i6lieBlid ebenlo geouLDig anlte6z
men, tpie etne Wfenge a1oerer SGbe
aus Ser beutiGen INSTRUMENTATION
@la1tbeltSlc6re, ipclde alf bic in Nmerifa
bciteDenDen 8er9Gltniiie tpte bic Sauit oltf5
9luge paIien. - GS fann HIS nidt Dbltez
gen, ba8 9anSe @enter Notwithstanding
DeS Meitcren SIT beipreder oelln mir
mtidet ms ni0t gerl1e in 9tcligioltS iaz
d)el1 aber einige YrobeiGbe 6arauS iol7
len u"1ieren 2elerlt bod nt6t porent9alten
blcibelt.
9as @orci1 beI6loB alto:
y en Grlpdgung, 6ub bic 0fonomti6e SncGtz
i6aft ber Mtuiie 6c5 8oltcS nit tbrem 9anSet
g(nbdngicl pom Gtenb ulo 9tOtb 10 lOr9e Iortz
bouer1 mus, ais Der So6cn 1nb Die 0nocrc1t
@crtscrgc Scr YrobuctiOn, bur9 1uct6c bic &C.
bcnsmittcl 0elponltcm lDerOcn, I'M GtgentDurt
unb Sclts bon Snbipioue1 ober GorporotiOncn
ii1 %beftn6en, crtldrt Der Gongref e5 Iir uotDz
ipcnbio, bub ser Staat obcr Die 60 nj III II lie,
1pe(d,co Sic gclnmmtbcit Res &ptfcS umioBt uno
rcprdlentirt, 81 gcntbitmcr bcS 8obcnS
unb Scr anDercn g erf5eu9e er Ar>
belt mcrbcr til lie.
So! 0aS lit ip%cnt9ifens belltIi6. G5
bcrlougt nidtS QcrtngercS, ais Die Nbz
i6affung oIleS Yripot>0 run6z
GigcntbumS. lln0 ni0t baS ALIEN.
geidt nur iolleu ale 8oucrn unO ate
6ousbeiiber mtfb0rcn, 8eiibcr t0rcr Glitter
uro !6dulcr 3u lctn, lonbern altd ale
v9Gcrf3cuge" Der Nrbeit, 5. !. ale 0erdtDz
l9often unO Maidinet, Die ii0 ieBt t11
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-15

rungSloier, tpudertiher @lGubiger. Sn
%llngQrn un0 Qolen fitbrten bieie 3uitdnDe
oft nod bis in Die nlIeriiinglte Belt
Derab = Ill Den roDeltelt 0eipnlttDoten.
Die Safe, tpo Gin pplnii0cr Storolt Den
uberOonmtcn Sltber", Der iein 0utDQbelt
ctnfOr0erte, nit 0unoeu bonn !60Fe beBer
lteB, ooer 100 eine6lcr Magpar ct II m Su:
Den G0pttal nn0 Gins nit StOdi0lagcn ali
ben !0tnter11 ob5nDlte, tparen bis 3ltr Wfttte
ltlllcreS SnDr6un0ert5 ullb pielleidt nod
6arilbcr btnouS iebr 6Gufig. 9a 6raudt
man il6 belt1 talm SIT ipun0erl1, tDenu 1T
einem Staatc, ipte Uliiiiiiippi, Ser tpo0l
foum duf elmer bDberel Guttlritufe itCDt,
ais 0ali3icn unD N0Oolten, glcidbe l1riQd)cn
0leide QSirtungcn erSeugen. Sine GllBCr>
Tide, ipe1l1 audi ne6eniQ6li6e 2lcbnliGfeit
beftc0t bartl1, bQB IS bier ipie borti in 8 inter
10SGucn 2lugeD0rige DeS du5erluG0lten 8olz
fe50otte5 itrD, ipclhe ais 1a69terigeO lGuDiz
oer Die ii0 frud)tlp5 nQ0 @rl0lung ais
ibrer SAulo a0miiDenDen G@ulDner in
&ne0ti00ft erDaltcn. 9tab Dem 8ii9erz
frieae iporo bic Gage Ser ii6ertpunocncn
SfIapenitaQtcn oft nit Der 8DleuS ODER I'M
qarts pergli0en: - Die Qcrgleidurg
trifft tpeni9ftenS IN 8csug arf Bic bier gez
i6ilberten ipirtbi6aftlt0el1 3ultdnoe ge7
talt St.
Die Qen6erung bieier :3uftdn6e tpir6 unz
ter aIlen ulnitGltben cine ie6r langiame unb
ollntdDlide letn: 0ur6 Die jeBige 9(lfz
IeDnltllg Ser Bilanser gcgen iDre @ldlt6i9er
miro ie mod large nidt DouDradt rDerOcn.
&ielmebr tptrb boS nllr bur6 iaDr5ebnte7
lan9e Wtilbe unD 9lr6eit gei6ebcn f0nnen
ultb 5nar bur6 Die QtrDeit Der Bfan5er
lelb it. 90 lange Dteic nod all Den Gr=
i11nerun9en aus Der 3eit be5 Sflapentuez
lens Dan9en unb, %anitott ieGbit eben7
10 frdfttg 5u3ugreifen, tpte Der 8auer
int gforben, Die gan5e 9lr6eit in
TRIGGER, lGiitgcr @eiie 6ur9 bte Oteger berz
ri6ten Ialien, tperben ite aus Der N6bdns
9igfeit bon ibren @ldlbigcrn nidt 6erauss
tommer. @ine 9riinbli0e 8ciierung ibrer
tptrtbi6aftli6en Sage fam crit Oann einz
treten, ipel1n iie tbre groBen Sitter in fleiz
mere 5erlegen, Dtele on bctriebialne ltno Dr>
6entltde 9te9er fGufli6 abtreteu un6 ftr
itd MIR 10 DteG bebaltcn, ais ire prhentlid
betpirt6i6aften f0nnen. 9pd iolde Inn
geitaltung bes gan3en Q8irtbi6aftSlebenS
etneS 2anoes lit ni0t DaS Werf ponSa9ren,
lonbern bon Wfenl6enGltern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-15
Msae MaDon - stnSretp SobnSon.

Die un5 bDrltegen0en elropGtlden 3etz
tungen it1tb boil BON 8~clpre6u19en 0eS
nnn1 8rGii6enten WlacOta6on crlaiienen
0a6laufrufS, SEN Sic bieiiettige Erelie arn
Sage na6 ietnem @ri6ci1cn mittbcilte.
g8ie 0ieiel1tge1t, bic i'm gelelen Ddbeit, fi6
eritr1ern iperoelt, lief 6er Qlufrltf baraltf
6inaus, Dab MfocO2obon Da5 fronsoii6e
8plf a%uffprDerte, 10 SIT iDGblen, ME GR
poue, p%i6rigenfaus IS li6 ielbit bic 6olaen
5uSui6rei6en Daben iper6e. DEM @E Jet
11tbt gel01rer, rta65ugebe1t:
,gSo5 i'd Don Sid c%rparte", 10 bciBt eS III Benz
~9(ufrufe, lit bic @ub( elmer Eamncr, pcl6c ltb
iibcr Sic @iferiu6t Der ENrtctcn erbcbt rnO Dor
9(Qcm nit Der Su9c bcS 2or1bcS bcl6G!tt9t.
&ublcr, bic metncr 9oItttf gitnttg
iin6, 1pcrbe1 Sen re9elmdBt9en Sang Der %bcltebcns
ben Nc9icrun9 cr(ci6tcrt, baS @rinStp Der olr9
bic 9emugo9ie nutcrgrobenen NutoritQt beIelttz
oe11 un6 sic Orbnung ultb ben Nrteoe1 ltderll.
8etnDlt6e @u Ten 1uurOclt oct nj Il
f6en Sen i ffcntli6cn Senator bes
it@cben6en &onflitt per 9drten, ben
Sang Der @ci9Gfte Dinbcrll, bic 81 CITATION
f~orfcrbalten, u1l6 NrUnfrct0 luiirOe lnrtttz
ten bicier relen &crDidclul9en fltr europa ell
@cQcnituub beS MtiBtrauerS Wcrocn.
9&uS Mid anbctriiit, 10 miirbe neine 4ftdt
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