davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16
~ aY'.'tI'.LIlAaHT

Eyssy year tvr ~, tllfee c'yeys "f par:
ridges ME reared within tile corI"rnit
limits az tIlilrisWo. tindius security IN tho
lsls which aInn~t reach TIM size VI feld.,
aud always ~ The Pts~i'ylstia,i Cemetery
= AT present every LAY Is heard tie plain,i,e
call - inspiring H. tie slcrtr'nar's ear,
lin IL tl,is case. taniHIizing fnn, tile lin
possibility .. ol,eying. y .sportsn'ai''s in'
silncl, So,nelim,ss ile bIrdrHF., feen run
Iilng acr-s The ir~ aeIusaiei strer'
Will, all tile confidence 1 rural freedoms
RaLlils afc ala. Fnunwr,,ua within u /,
.itusrI IhdIls, and mnsc very la,prrssiv,
srrgss1sils oftilya quiet u il's tes,h go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16

Dhaaep,s NlIl4,es,wrn fursishcd with
new tdrblne, aud hss brpn tl,orougl'ly
reuoyaleJ .wlthlD.:aud VIII. soon he at
work agaIn--;l,at IL tile Touring mill, for
the corn mill Is already 10 operation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16
! spEAKiNG XVI .plIRnAM.

.. y SPEAKING AT DURnAM.
Iseinember that Hon W. II. Cox. lion
John Manning and Fab. Bushce E.q. will
adirss the ,lei \ 1T Da,lpm Alwda,
sss.Iss'sllElSllt |, "A, /! Al'ss ~
obs8f'aiyt sa.ussa e.hs ttsstt s.eassaa -
Fair week and c.mu week all la one.
Unhappy coinciierde!sd ! " A. w a
- ,STgasi4+-l ~.-4e44-.y BIZ n,
- 09ingto The rain on Friday we were
po7c unable 10 he NJ Chapel lin az, University
Day. We igrfarn. ,allslrils like ll,ai in
the saddle, and sliI nots PROMISE ourselves
full compensatory for u wet ride Mr.
r,.. jYh,LW Npsw,sHi rMr,t dawn aud will
Ss ,i5asSl, Aslns ] MA aasl",a. b. WAS
TO have figured svYnvw hat coi,sl icu",lsiy III
the exercises ~ Tie Hay.
nHfgrWEM g1~--I ITrfA-
See change m tile scii;rIuh ~ iie Milh g.
.apd Saul,llrrl Nasuw lauge itaii i."ad.
Tile Mhmington STAR Il peaks ola l-,,ch
lii bloom 10 Ociober. We raw sIoom on
Red Bud tree, which u as rarea sight NJ
the late. peach hloon, oftl,e STAR, The
fia~rr ~ the TEL bud u very similar in
WA color 10 that ef,i,e peach, a,,f the two
trees look much alike IN the early Spring.
v irhe tccripts afcottoa ia tile Raleigh,
siiafkrt ~. "Wednesday last reached the
large amount of SIS bales ,.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-16
yli!Sh'rsh l,s'ras';

1EbNEsf,A |. I. .ocT. 10 ISIS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-17
RECOMMENDATIONS.

A gentleman once advertised for a boy to
assist him in his Office, and nearly fifty ap-
piled for the place. Out of the whole num-
Der he in a short time chose one, and sent
the rest away.
81 should like to know" said n friend,
ION what ground you selected hat boy.
He had not a single recommendation with
him."
"You are mistaken, :" said the gentleman,
"he had a great many. He wiped his feet
when he came in, and closed the door after
him. showing that he was orderly and tidy.
He gave up his seat instantly to hat anne
man, showing thathe was kind and thought
full. He tool off his cap when he came in,
and answered my questions promptly and
respectfully, showing that he was polite.
He lifted up the book which 1 had purpose
ly laid on the floor, and placed it on the
table, while all the rest stepped over it or
thrust it aside-showing that he was care
full. When 1 talked with him l noticed
that his clothes were carefully brushed, his
hair in nice order, and his teeth as white as
milk. When he wrote his name / observed
that his finger nails were clean, instead of
being tipped with jet, like the handsome
little fellows in the blue jacket. Don't you
call these letters of recommendation ? / do,
and what l can learn about q boy by using
my eyes for ten minutes is worth more
than all the fine letters he can bring me-"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-17
The Weekly Leader,
ISSUE. EVERY rnultsnAr,
ERms. s...o a Year. $3.50 Half Year
Commercial JOB Printing

,f every kind Ieatly, cheaply and expedi-
Ss,ansly executed. Cards OF every shape and
si,ri. Bin Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
eia,,ks Of every kind, Posters, etc, printed
~, short notice. Having u new lot OF Type
and Presses, VIC can do handsome work at
low prices.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-17

A man whose knowledge is based on act.
ual experience, says, that when calling on
their sweethearts, young men should carry
affection in their hearts, perfection in their
manners, and confection in their pockets.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-17
WIRE ROPE /!

Address JOHN A. RoEBLING'S SONS
manufacturers Trenton, N. j., or III Liberty
veying power long distances. Send for cir
eniar. jyl9d3m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-17
toRIalNAL.I
BEAUTY:
+. OR. THE
Secretofa Fair Face.
An Item CT Interest to Every Lady who
Desires to DO More beautiful
than she now IL.
Unfortunately not one woman in n hundred, SUBJ
jccted to the wilkins OF an American climate possess
cs TINT basis and starting point of real beauty-a
purc and clear complexion.
What nature has thus denied, art must be called
upon TO furnish.
1t can be done; 1t Is done daily. Prof. W. Z.
Hagnn placed beauty within the reach of every un-
blessed daughter Of Eve when he discovered that
SURPRISING, article known in fashionable circles as the
true srr,t If beauty, and called
MAGNOLIA
BALM
Tho MAGNOLIA BALM Is n sure device for creating |
q pure and blooming complexion.
Ii conceals NIL natural blcmishcs in the most sur
MAGNOLIA



Tho MAGNOLIA BALM Is n sure device for creating
a purc and blooming complexion.
Il conccnls NIL natural blcmishes in the most sur
prising and effective manner.
1t removes all roughness, oruptions, redness.
%hlosehes, freckles, and tan with magical power.
1t drives away all evidences of fatigue and ex-
element.
1t makes the plaincst fnce beautiful.
IL gives the complexion n dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and nrms appear graceful,
iotund, and plump.
1t makes u iuntron Of IS or 40 look not more than
20 years old, and changes the rustic maiden into a
cultivated city bale.
Ihe Aagnotid Bdisi remores all biemisles and con-
erals erery draDtdek 10 beauty: and, uLae IL Is as
hdrmiess as tcdfer, ii is so iDe-iIe in its Effects that
The closest o5se'uer cannot deieet its use.
Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
can make an absolute certainty of it by using
HAeAs's MAosoLIA BALM, and we know Of no other
all things considered, and may 30 had at any drug
store.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-17

Rates OF Advertising
No Advertisement Inserted for less han my
MDAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
uents 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each in
sertion o Insertions eight cents per line; 30
Insertions, S cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
,ertion, 10 cents per line 30 insertions s cents
,er line. -
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient ADVERTISE
nnents . cents per fine, nrst insertion ; one
n,onlh ~ cents per line; six months, 10 cents
t.r line; one year 5 cents per line.
~n-y-nne. Oct. LIST. ls77.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
POLICE ARRANGEMENTs.

UNION SQUARE AND TIKI ADJACENT STREETS THOR
orGuY GUARDED-No OCCASION FOR INTER
FERFNCE.
The police arrangements for the preserva-
ton OF order ut the meeting were ample and effective
A force Of 30 men drawn from tho precincts in the
lower part OF the city. and Including detail from the
broadway squad, was placed In and about the plaza.
The walk ON the seyeneent-t side kept clear by
line OF men, and another force drawn up along the
railroad line on the side The necessity OF keeping
the track clear for the passage OF ears afforded an o
poruny for the concentration there OF large number
of mon The rest and larger part Of the force
occupied the northwest corner OF the park and
stretched along In front OF the cottage opposite
the speakers stand These men ounged about the cor
ner OF the park and appeared to DO Idle spectators
No restraint was placed on the assembage, except
along the Seyeneenth-s sidewalk. which was kept
stantly cleared.
reserve force OF about 1870 men was posted
in Irvlng-place, near the Academy OF Music.
This force was composed Of the entire East
ern and Western Steamboat squads. aud Of details
from the Twenty-6fh and TwentY-sxth Precincts. the
reserve was under the command OF Captain Walsh, Of
the city Hall Precinct Between Fifteenth and Six
teenthsts.. on Irvingplaee, stationed party OF
mounted police under command OF Sergeant Revell and
about the same number OF mounted men were Rt the
Central Office. The entire force WAS under COM
mand OF Captain Williams, OF tho Twenty-ninth
Precinct, In winch Uni0n-square lies, aud under
the broadway squad. stationed at the square
Captain Williams received his orders from IN
sDsctOr Murray and superintendent Walling
Was uresent during most OF the evening In
supreme command. Tho superintendent stroed around
the crowd, but found In IL DO occasion for alarm
Police Commissioners Smith aud Erhardt were present
al the meeting, occupying position in front or the
Everett House, where they were joined by Superin-
tendent Waing and Inspector Murray. Several times
duruR the evening slight disturbances occurred In the
eastern part OF the crowd which resulted In spasmOdic
TusHes way the centre OF the disorder. Tho dis
turbances we're Quoled quickly by men under Captain
Williams.
At all the Police Stations the reserves were held In
readiness to act IN direction ordered aud unusual
precautions were by the Fire Department under
the supeTvisOn OF AssistantChet Snay All men in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

interest Of labor BY CONGRESS and ths state mas
t practically nutybut has been soauy
trembling lest their foOhOu on
the political might be shakeB heretofore be
RsSolUed That approve the principles set f0rtn III te
adopted the National Greenbaek Labor party ~
Syracuse
ResolUed That We demand from National Legislature
equitable and lust LEGISLATION and tarin laws That VIII ost
home Industries reduce the cost Of the neoesssres OF
encourage capital and revive our trade and
-.
PsoLed That we demand frem State Legislature laws
which will afford adequate protection 20 women ana chnfe
employed factories. stores and elsewhere give security 10
the savings OF the check the power and greed on COZ
the State and enforce stflct ehla
economy that the public be hDeray appneN
Of I'm provement giving employment 70 honest aoQr
RsSOtUed, That we. the workingmen OF NeW-10rk VINO
deceived the pledges and false promises
made the Of election. BY fammany HAIL pon
cal organization which claims to rule our destne AZ
adopted last evening In the cOahoe OF we
wigwam claiming that they and they only are the friends
tOlinR mas8ea and containing pledges ana promises
only DO again broken and forgotten when the
election Is
ROlred deDounce the oppression OF those grasp
ing and grinding mOnOpol ste the city railway COMPANIES
wh0 while declaring enormous dividends, eXtor nom tne
employees the longest hours of labor and compel Them 20
miserable pittance nsueient 10 pfoFiuo
the necessaues Of life for their families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
SUPPLEMENT-

the friend with disguised tone. but can't make no
sense out of IT," tall who stood with folded arms
east OF the platform, cried OBJ, go to = youfsenI
while Kearney expatlating on hellnorn thieves,
and kinded angry talk among Kearneys nienus
IN his vicinity.
"Give IL 10 em eoodD and stronger words Of eucOur
agemeut were shouted when Keamey was paying his
compliments the newspapers. One man chose an IN
opportune moment for hurrahng for The Herald, ana
was Immediately knocked down BY wOrkingman' anu
might have been killed II Captain Williams and seVera
policemen had not to his and taken MIN out
OF the crowd.
Police Commissioner Jool B. Erhardt, superintendent
waing and Inspector Murray stood the sidewalk in
front Of the Everett House. knot OF gentlemen stoOd
under the pOrtcO Of the Everett House, among them
George Francis Train whose eyes sparkled with excite
He's doing WELL" said Mr. Train
"Kearneys talking all right; he's In earnest
number Of ladies viewed the crowd from
the Everett House balcony, and many wives OF
workingmen lowered with their husbands on the ont
Of the crowd. Before the speaking had proceeded
half an hour many wOrkingmen, whose curiosity had
been satisfied, went away.
In the body Of the crowd there was at times
free interchange OF opinion concerning the
views of the speaker. aud quiet and peacefu
discussions took place. Occasionally the maudin
tones OF drunken man would be heard
exclaimlng: You're right" and eco it, Denis" when
q general exclamation OF "Order" would follow
The voting on every proposition submitted by
Kearney was almost unanimous, many VINO had
sympathy whatever with his views holding up both
hands, or loudly excaiming Aye" and
then laughing as the result was announced
by the speaker "a unanimous. The terrible
denunciatiOns of NuRent q Co., the Columbia
College Crew, and the Hon. A. s. Hewitt were met IN
some portions Of the crowd with such remarks as he
Is bold spoken, at any rate" or "Be speaks
precisely what he means and gray
haired man. apparently respectable mechanic,
such wholesale abuse and vituperatOn should be
stopped" When demonstrated with by man VINO sala
wild and unnecessary abuse viii not help the Labor
movement" And he edged his way out OF the crowd,
toward Fourtb-aVe. unmolested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
SCENES IN The CROWD.
EAGER cURIosrTY-coMMgNTs GooD-NArURED AND
OTHERWISE.


When Kearney mounted the railing of the
platform there great orowdng the outskirts
Of the assemblage by those who wanted get
n good view Of the man. Many persons were
severely iostled, and boys and timid men
strove to get the He's got in a real working
mans shirt" exclaimed enthusiastic Greenbaeke
" He's OF the boys said another. When Kear-
ney remarked, taking out his watch, that the
crowd was on time, that worklngmen were
always on time, u grayhaired old man shouted
Justify. you bet, or they'd DO bo1nned."
drop slang aud down TO business" cried young
man who looked like intelligent workpEman. Can
20 what he says Jim q asked short fellow TO HIS
taller friend. who was craning his neck so 10
catch Kearnsys hrogue Yes, kin hear him." replied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

ton so small that tho aggregate collected
could not have very large After the collection had
been taken, Kearney made another speech; but only
small portion Of the crowd remained 70 hear 1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-08

nun8 Der genauen Musiprade frember
Spra6en iein; ebenio fir ben Inter
rt6t i'm brarnatii6en 8ortr0ge.
81 W0n fam ipre6enbe Yuppen ma
3en; Wtegen, ipelGe ben Rinoern S9lum>
merlteoer p%or1tngen &C. &C.
@n cine iebr pidtise Ge%rtpenbun9 Ser
Grfltbung lit bierbet nod gar nidt ge=
oa6t; ndntlt6 an Die our Nubei6nIng
miln6li6er 8crabrebungen, 8ertrGge &C. &C.
@ie Diele pro3ciie iber i~treitise 4usles
9lrn9 bon &e6tsnertrGgen tuiirben ni9t
Iberf liiliig tDer6en, penn Die it~attgebabten
8erabrebungen IN BEN etgenen Worten Ser
itreitenben 8arteten tpieoerboIt wer6en
f0nnten!
Snbeieu lit es nabri6einli@, baB i'm
Nnfange Die meme @rfinbung mebr 81 Spie>
~lereien, ais 3u tpi1ttgcn 3pefen pertpeu=
BET per6en tpirb. Wftt Ser @rftnoung
9aguerres cling eS ebenio. Der allgemeiz
men Ginfiibrung inn Rrinatpertebr itebt
porerit Der 3iemli6 bo6e YreiS GOO Oou.)
entgegen, nel6en @6tlon auf 0rlln6 leines
&atentrc6ts fir cine Ntaidine forbert.
sSebo3 ipirb bieicS 6inberniB, tpenn Die
3eiten MIR eintgermaBen better iuerben,
ni6t LANCE III ei1em 2anbe beiteben, in
tpel9em ia aud WiQionen NGbmai6tnen
gum fiInffa6en 9retle tbrer 6er1telIungss
toiten D~erfauft tporben itnb nno 9unoert=
t~aulenoe BON &laDieren gil Preilen bon 800
bis 1900 Dollars &ba5 fin0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-08
&Iafr'S Gmrc9fMMR.

Der bon ber Staats9sieb9ebung Marbe
lambs auf oas NnorGngen WontgomerD
8latr's angenolnmene 8ei6luB, tpona6
Der Sberitaat5antpalt BON WtarDlano beim
Sberbunbesgertdt etnen Yroseb ge9en Die
Ge6tmdBigfeit beS Yrdfibentelt t6aDeS an>
bdngig MAIDEN lpu, miro bon faltbliitige1
9emofraten DerlaGt. Oenu bieie ipiiien
tppbl, BOB Ser 9leGtstitel bes BrGlibenten
6apes unanfedtbar lit, 10 aipeifel6aft AUDI
oas rein moralil6e2lnre6t bes 9rn. 9apes
auf letn Nn1t ietn mag.
WontgOnterD Blair freilt6 perfInoet eS
in WalDt1tgton an aliens traBeneder, vbab
SaDes in ipGteltens ie65tg Gagen SUIT urto
StDG neDn1e1t uno aus DEM Wetben Sauie
aussieben tper6e." Sails 8lair Dies ntrfz
lid glalbt, 10 lit CT Gin 9roBerJtarr. 9enn
tpenn in bieler Sadie iiberbaupt ettpas ge7
i6e6en ion, 10 mus crit Oct GongreB nit
@eneDmtgung 6es 8rGfioe1ten ein @eleb
c~rlaliel1, ipel6eS benz SberburbeSgcrt9t
bic erforberlide 3uitdnoigfeit ibertrGgt.
Die NnndDnue zines lol6en@eleBeS lit aber
i'm Senat nnmOgli6, unO ielbit nenn lie
inn Se1at 10 gut tpte int 0altle erfol9et
tpiir6e, f0nntc III feinem 0alle cine :3tpei>
brtttelS> Webrbeit CUR l1mitoBung zines
8etp Suiammengebro6t tperoen. Oo6
ielbit penn ein loldeS @eieb 3u Stan6e
tdrnc, pGre eS iebr 3tpeifeIbaft, Oh bas
Sberbunbesgertdt bon elmer iplden 3uz
ftGnbigfeit 0cbrnu6 MAIDEN niirbe, ba
nun einmal Der @ongreB in genteinlnmer
Sibun9 ben 8pri6riften Der 8erfafiung
gen1db ben Serrn 9apcs gum 9rGitbenten
erflGrt bat.
@eruiinftige Marblon6cr Oemofraten
~beriperfeu ben BON Ser bortiser @eleb9e>
bung otgenommenen 8ei6luB entl6teoen.
Der Wfarplanoer 8unbesietator 8bDte
5. g., elmer ser tii6tigiten Suriiteu i'm
Senat, ia9t ~geraoesu: CT l6Gnle ft6 0ieies
9tarreuitrei6es Ser @~eieBgebung ieines
Staates, bie in bieler Sadie 10 tpenig su>
1tGnbig lei ipie Der Stabtratb BON 8alti>
more unb beren 8ei6luB gegen Sapes ii6
ausnebme pie bic 8uae 6eS Yapftes gegen
Den &ometen.
Monteomerb 8lair, Der einitiee General
Boitmeiiter 2incpln'S, lit Elm freu3braDer
Wtann; aber CT ipar itets elm Querfopf
unb tpurbe besbalb BON 2incoln aus benz
Cabinet berabi6te6et. Oiit Dem Glitter bat
bel ibm Die QuerfDpfigfeit nod beoeateno
sugenommen. 0abei lit Der alte Serr iebr
eitel; unb inoem ct Ietncr aldermen Cole
gen in Mnnapolis leinen Nrtrag auf>
brGnate, bat er %iebenfalls @inen 9auptz
Stped erreidt, nd1nlid ben, 6aB man 5uei
ober bret Sage alentbalben BON Montgos
merb Blair ipridt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-08

@iner Der berDolra9enbiten Senatoren,
5uglet6 8orItber oes SuIti3> NuSl6u1les,
nGnli6 @omunbs bat iebt oieiem Ser
ba6te in ~pffeter Senats1iBung Nus6rud
Derlieben, Ct erflGrte, ba6 ft9 Ngenten
uno Beamte Der betreffen0en Giienb1bnen
NIT erltaunlt6er llnperi6dmtbeit unb 3u=
ori19lt6feit an benSagen, an ipeI6en ilber
Die oenlelben unbeqIelnen @elebentDurfe
berbanbelt tperbe, I'M Senatslaale umbers
tretben lno Sreipdlle inter ben Senatoren
austDeilen. go etn SreipaB GUT 0teile
na1 Californian uno suriid lit i6on Elm
gan3 bibl6eS @eI6enf, uno6err Gbmun6s
lpra6 oaber nur Die Bermutbung, aber
f~einestpegs bic 11eber;eugung aus, baB
fein Senator ft6 6urd einen iolden
gaB b%eetnfluIien laiien tper6e. Gb=
l1un6s 6eutete aber. au9let6 iebr banbs
greilid oil, Bop nod gana anoere Bez
lte6ungsmittel ais Sreipdfie lit Q1tpens
oung gebradt tueroen. @an3 brett ipra1
er leltte ueber3eltBung aus, DaB Dteienigen
3ettun8en, tpeldc gegentpdrtig ben 0eloz
iad @oulo'S gegen Die 9ere6ter Nnlprl6e
Der 8unbeSfalie pcrtbeioigen, gefauft leien
ltnb stpar I'M t6elern 4reis. SD babe
geleben" - 10 iagte ct in btelem 3ulam>
".N''yu"BN Hpop NV tHO'So.N %'tS'I
Die ilber etn bem GongreB ~norliegenbes
@eleb oMnb 10 lpra6en, so Gts. fir bicycle
be3ablt tpur6en. 9as mar aber in alten
3eiten; ieBt tuGre es ieDr lpeni9, un6 iebt
miro fir berarti9e 2eitartitel Der bO6ite
Breis beSoblt."
Gbmunbs erinnerte audi ait bic bonn
Greoits Wfobilier Der lluion 9actfic Gilenz
babn I'M Gon9reB periibten 8eite6un9en
uno beutet an, DAB ieberseit bic 8ieoertebr
lolder 8eltedungen I'M Sntereiie oes eiten
noer anberen Gilenbabns Ofonopols gu se7
tparttgen lei.
Der 9emotrat 1bnrman beftdtigte
bic Qngaben ieines republifanti6en Wit>
i%treiters @bmunbs, %beionbers in 9esug auf
bic 3u6rtngli6teit, tpomtt Die Ngenten
@onlo'S' ben @onareBmitglieoeru 5uleBen
uno btelen bis in tire Wobnungen fDl9en.
Wie es Sap GouL6 tretbt, I'm ieiner
9octftczG tienbaDn bie Grfiurng ibrer
Serbinblidfeiten 9esen bic 8unbcStaiie 3u
erlparen, 10 treibt IS natilrli6 au6 & m
Scott, nm fir feline QacifczG ilenbabn
Die oerlaugten Subitbien aus Der 8u1bess
talie 81 crgattern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-08
@o5chenfliche g(lfaroSs &faots-Beifmaro.

.9erEIotten mi II | It beitdti9t bos trie9s>
0eri1tlt6e llrtbeil ge9en Captain Sarcrott oyer.
arbi MIR nit Mibcritreben, neil tbln Die Strdfe
fir pas e~rrpieiene 8erbre6en II mtlb erl9etnt:
GSnbem Ser Nlotten mini1ter benz Capt. Gberarot
einen 8erlpeis ertbcilt, erinlert er otelen tIlo que
Tlottenoifi;iere bulon, bab feiu SttiSter letne
Gmtli1e Madt miRbrau6en loutc, ltno oaB no9
piel 1ueniger Elm Sfisier mic i'm porllege1oel YaNe
ubIidtti6 NIB nit 8orbebadt Geleke ilbertreteH
SoGte, sic e%rIalien poroen iinb, tint Die Mnlpen>
6uno oruuiumer unb barbdrtl6er
Strafarten su uerbtnbern. 6e1n S6llsoez
ieblsbuber, mel6er li9 auf biele Irt pcr9ebt, fdn1
e~riparten, lu9 Die gbtung ooer ben Seborlarn Der
Inter leinen Sefehl ~ge1tclten SIftStere llllo WtannS
I9aftel ober oos 8ertrauen 6s Ylottenalntes 81
bewabren. Gapitdm Bancroft @berarOi Don ber
8unbeSflotte wiro hermit no II II I'm a II an
amei Sabre pom Oienit uSpeubirt.
llnb porliegenber 9efebl lit in alen SdilTsbal=
B0fen, aut alien Slottenitationen llnb aIt auet
i'm Dienite bcfinbltden Nrte9sl9tIfen 81 %perleien."
Die 6erren Slotten : Sfftsiere leioen
ni6t an WetdberSigfett. Q8enn Elm aus
lol6en SffiSieren beItebenbes Griegs9ert6t
einen Gollegen ser v@rauiamfeit un6
8arbarei" gegen Watroien iduloi9 ftnDet,
10 muB iein Gerfabren gegen Die arrnen
&erle nabrbaft fur6tbar getpelen letn;
Tlottenminilter &obelon bate baber Ge6t,
ipenn ct bas bonn &riegsgeri6te auf Wfare
Sslono gegen Gapitdn Bancroft @Derarot
gefaute lrt6eil fit pieG gu milo erfIdrte.
@as gei6tebt aber iebt? S0gletd Die
3eit, auf ipel6e Der greuli6c Dtatrolenz
l1inoer Bancroft @berarot luspenbirt
tporben lit, erft in finft6alb Wonate1 abb
lGltft, beftn6et ct ii9 bod bereitS tpteDer
i'm octipen Oienit unb otpar ais BefeblSz
bober bes &ecrutirungS S6iffes r@olos
rabo" i'm 9aten bon Seem gorf. SeIbt
alte SeebGren inter benz SfftaierscorpS
Ser Slotte iinb enp0rt barilber, oaB man
bic Iet6te Strafe bes GapttGn Bancroft
@berorbt nod abgetilr3t bat unb otelem
llnmeulden jeBt @elegenDett giebt, lo9ar
i9on on Gefruten fir Sen Seeoicnit leine
barbariide @lltb aus3ulafien.
Ser greile Slottenminiiter Sbomplon
bat bur6 Die berfriDte @iebereiniebung
Bancroft @6crarbt's unb burh llebertraz
gung zines 10 tpi6ttgen unb Diel @ebulo
unb Na6ii6t erforbern6en 9oitens ot
benlelben, betpieler, 6aB ct Elm Weanr1 nbne
allies 0er3 lit. 8enn er 3ugIei9 auf bic
gertpanbtlhaft oeS @apitdns NIT elmer
bornebmen Tamtlie &iidiiGt genommen
babeu ioIlte, 10 ipirbe lein 8erfabren MIR
in mod i9ltmmerem 2t6te eri6etnen.
Soute aber bic 8eginitigl1g be5 l1nuneltz
ihen oar nit gSiiien uro Wi4en bes Brdz
1ibenten erfolst ietn, Damn piirbe bies MIR
tpie6er betpetlet, baB audi Der eiirtgite 8etz
bruber unb G6oraliGnger Elm Sarbar leiI
f1uu.