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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

1t is given out that tho house committe.
on elections has reached the conclusion tina,
Representative Washburne, of Minnesota
was not elected. but that Ign,tius Donnelly
ts entitled to the Seat. Washburpe's msi.
ority was thirty-lve hundred. A cones
pondent of the Chicago In,er-O ocean ex-
plains the motive for this unlawful trausac.
ton as follows:
II has become necessary in anticipation
OF contingencies that nay throw the ptesi.
Dental election into the house. that the
democrats should have ono more s{ste.
Minnesota can DO obtained by 1turiine
Washburne out. aud be will be easier u
turn 0utthan any other man whose seat jseon.
tested, because as Donne!ly lisa sresnbafker
twelve members Of that party will vote in
favor Of seating him and of.et oonsdeu.
Gous democratic who will not lend their
conntenance or votes to such an ipfauaous
proceeding as the unseating Of Washburn
will be.
National affairs are in rather an odorous
condition when . fair election and an
honest majority are overturned for partisan
purposes. II Garcelonian tactics are to
prevail at the capital it will not be long be.
fore the supreme court OF the next hiehsr
power will have some work to do.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16
FleSTiNG rue STEAMERS.


Chicago, Feb. l3 The general passeu-
ger agents OF the principal weatern roads
centering hers met with representatives of
the Pttsburg and Forty ayue and Wabash
roads to adjust rates. They did not. arrive
at any satisfactory conclusion, but Incident.
ally the following important correspondence
transpircd:
Omaha. Feb. 13. Mr.. Goodman Of the
Central Pacific railfbad telegraphs me that
San Francisco is full of New York passen.
gers awaiting the steamship which will
sail February 30. The Pacific Mail steam
ship company is offering through rates Of
$75 cabin 1885 s,eerage aud paying IS com.
mission each per ticket to hotels, etc. Shall
| say tn Goodman that the Central Pacific
may make such rates as may be necessary
to hold the business, and that YOU win
share the reduction on q basis of the pres
ent through proportion.
(Signed) T. L. KIMBALL.
General passenger agent OF the Union Pa
ciic railroad.
After a full discussion. the roads leading
west from here sent the following:
The lines east Of Kansas CITY and Omaha
will accept pro rata per mile upon any rate
which the Central Pacific makes to NEE,
the rates made bv the Pacific Mail company
to New York. provided the tickets are linn
tied to one day beyond the actual schedule
time and be sold at tariff rates with draw
back on New York 10 the aH.ount of the
reduction.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16
FARMS FOR INDIANS.
sems New Points I'm Opposition
.Ua Schurz's Sevoralty scheme.

sems New Points in Opposition to
schurz's severalty Scheme.
Washington, Feb. l2.-There is q diver.
sity of opinion regarding the bill now pend
ing in both branches of congress providing
for the allotment Of lands in seyeraltS
among Indians. The subject is exciting a
good deal of interest. Secretary Schurz has
had two interviews with the house commit
tee on Indian affairs, favoring the general
features of the bill. To-day a sub.commit.
tee Of the board Of Indian commissioners
were before the committee aud expressed
views similar to those entertained BY Score.
tary Schurz. The Colorado delegation were
afterward Intercepted as to whether they
would support the bill looking to the settle.
ment Of Indians on tracts Of 100 acres each.
Mr.. Belford saysh he will not supportth the bill;
first, because he regards the project Of
making farmers out of Ute Indians az
utterly absurd. He a y that whateve,
policy the government adopts in reference
to the Indians it will be a failure un.
less it contemplates supporting those In
diane for years as paupers. They are op-
posed to farming, as evidenced in the fact
that they killed Meeker for blowing up ten
acres of ground near the agency. "Iflhey
are located" he continued, I'm any part Of
Colorado, the government WILDE compelled
to advance money to subject the land 10
irrigation. If anything is to be learn
ed from past experience, it will have to
farnish men to pillow the land and SOW the
crops. for such is the testimony furnished
BY every Indian agent who has made a re-
port to the secretary of The interior in
reference to the industrial habits Of Indians.
While I am opposed to a continuance Of
tribal relations Of Indians, and would like
to see them civilized, 1 have very little
faith in their reaching that result this side
of Jordan" Mr.. Belford says he ia parti-
cularly opposed to the bill of Senator
Saunders, because it provides that all
lands not occupied by Indians in severalty
shall be sold at $1.25 per acre, and
that, a. nine-tenths of the Ute reservation
10 composed of mineral land, under this
bill any man could purchase one hundred
aud sixty acres of the best mineral land in
the United States at the rate of SIPS an
acre. This would give a monopoly to a
few capitalists, and at once put an end to
prospecting In that country by miners. No
such bill "a that can 60 through either
house of congress. Ten acres Of ground il
a. much as any miner is allowed to take
under the present Law. If this bill should
pass it overrules the recommendations pro.
vided 10 the act of 1872 to be made by the
public land commission, and invests eleven
acres of mining land in the hands
Of . few capitalists.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16
AN EVEN THING.
Detroit Free Press.

The other day two strangers were toast
ing their shins on opposite sides Of a big
stove in a ferry.wharf saloon, and it was no.
'icedsthat they often looked at each other az
if almost certain that they had met some
where before. Finally one of them got up
and said:
STRANGER, I've seen a face almost like
Bill?"
"Yee."
"Was he a e%ailor?"
"He was"
"'Did you hear of him last about ten years
ago."
eyes. just about ten wears ago"
Stranger" continued the first, seeming
greatly affected, "Ive sailed with your
brother Bill. We were wrecked together
on the Pacific, and before help came 1 had
to bill and eat him! knew you must be
related. I'm awful sorry it was your broth.
er, and though I was driven to it and the
law can't touch me. I'm willing to pay you
damages. Be kinder fair with me for Bill
was old and tough. About how much do
you think is fair?'
The other wiped a tear from his eye,
spat across the stove and replied:
stranger, where is your dad?"
"Been dead these twelve years."
"Died in Nevada, didn't he?"
Eyes. out there somewhere"
SWELL, l killed him! I knew you were
his son the minute 1 saw you. He and l
we're in a mine, and one day as we were 20.
ing up in the bucket I saw that the old rope
was going to break under the strain. When
we were up about Two hundred feet, / picked
up your old dad and dropped him over.
It was bad on him, but it saved me. Now,
you ate my brother Bill, and I murdered
your dad, and I guess we'd better call
it even and shake 10 see who pays for the
drinks"
They shook, drank, and the old lake cap.
tains who could moi. tell a lie had to sit back
and realize how sad it vas that they were
born with such tender conscieuces.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16
THE INDIAN TERRITORY INVASION.
The Presidents Proclamation warnine
Settlers to Keep Out Of that Country.

Tho President's Proclamation Warning
ssttlers to Keep Out OF that Country.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE following was
iesued this afternoon by the president:
WHEREAS. 1t has become known to me
that certain evil disposed persons have with.
10 the territory and Jurisdiction of the
United States begun, and set on foot, prepa.
ratisns for organized and forcible possession
Of and settlement upon lands of what is
known a. Indian Territory, west of the state
of Arksnsas, which territory Ia designated.
recognized and described by the treaties and
laws Of the United States and by the execu.
tive authorities as Indian country, and az
such 10 only subject to occupation by Indian
tribes, officers of the Indian department.
military posts, and such persons az NAV b.
privileged to reside and trade therein under
the intercourse laws OF the United States /:
and
WHEhEAs, Those laws provide for the
removal Of all persons residing and trading
therein, without the express permits ion Of
the Indian department and agents, and also
Of ell. persons whom such agents NAV deem
10 b improper persons to reside in the In
dian country ; and
WHEREAS, 10 aid and support of such
,oseanised movement it has been represent.
|Ad1that no further action will be taken BY
the government to prevent persons from
eeing i.to said territory and settle therein,
BOT such representations are wholly With
out authority.
Nov, therefore. for che purpose Of prop
sslyIpretecfIpg the interests Of the Indian
easont sasd tribes, - we'll as the United
&aaeAsia aaid, lndsa- territory, and Of duly
| sptorcing, the lava governing the same. /.
knfAStsosd B. Hayes, psssidsnt oflthe Unit.
~ aStassA, do admomsh and warn oil such
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

A scheme is on foot for the reclamation
Of the semi.desert lands Of the rainlees
portion Of the west which contenplatse the
construction of artesian wells and . system
OF irrigation thereupon. Congress 10 to ap-
propriate $4,000 for Eve experimental
wells and if flowing water is struck at q
reasonable depth, further appropriation.
will be made in the interest Of the project.
Il is estimated that of the 800, o0o, 600 acres
Of arid land in the west. 5oo,ooo,o 900 acres
need only moisture to render them suscepti.
BILE OF cultivation To render 10 vast . do
main fitted for the babitation and uses, oi
mar is . most c%ommendable enterprise,
There is q we'll grounded theory that ar,e.
sian water can be procured readily upon the
plains of the west and the subject l. one Of
snfhcient importance to warrant consider
able expense in the furtherance Of experi.
ments.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

General Walker, superintendent Of cen.
sus, is the party who isIfpsponSiSlss fsr ID,
trouble between the prestdsntsandathes "a.
ate over combinations ofsupervisors. Walk,
q vas in favor Of giving the democracy u
the southern and half the northern appoint
ments, and nade ipromises to that eject
which were very properly ignored By th,
president Thus 8 conflict has srissa vIhicl
will have to be compromised, Is neither nd,
h disposedrto give way entirely. "A
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

Henry Wa,d Beecher comes out strongly
for Grant for the presidency, for these and
other reasons:
ID was able to COM out from eieh,
years of experimental administration Win,
out q spot on his personal integrity. with ,
record in which there are no mistakea l.nd
no stitches let down. From the time OF hia
Inauguration down to the close Of hia, "a.
ministration, the affairs Of this nation ters
steadily creeping back Z sound fouida.
ton. and to speak Of that part of his record
ls as great q compliment q can be paid to
any man."
This wa said In . speech beiorslth.
Lincoln club in New York, and further to
in his remarks the .diaiaguished ditins
announced that . faithful servant VA "a.
titled to not only a third tern, but . fourth,
OF . afth, If the people chose to place him
there. Mr.. Beecher then went back n
Grant ~ "a individual, and said:
III bad the .hsls sste to give mysek.
should certainly elect General Grant.
think GENERAL Grant ia. perhaps he noel
remarkable mar that our age ~ pssduced
40 America, a. man that Il very 1tietle "A.
derstcod. He ' cackles, and e,
think be never lays an EGG. a man ~
oevee Sseys ANYTHING which hs: sawar1pS q
vaPeF Q. rslnhov hu.s. Who ssvsr aiIbWl
fancy = interfere with fact, . MAI Who ~
what he says. asa,ssys it exactly, and ~
iEg else, ssd neiiherlsrns for psjde.-perfo
tove 81 praifesS NOR Tor 'interssf. % therirh,
nor LEFT. Hs, HlefairS s0nare. simbla
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

JanssaM as~orh, q kansas, h.sshsen
eonarned al Indian Mapector in place q
Hammond. The duties Of Indian inspessSr
are nov performed by Major Pollock, Gov.
ernor Bulls and NJ. .HsxoE!h.. -.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

vANkToN DAKOTA
Monday Evening, FsIsuary 10 1890.
Deadwood has contributed one thousand
dollars to the Irish sufferers.

A-rumor- comes from Washington tia,
Seuators Blaine is to organize . campaisu,
offensive and defensive, against the Grant
movement and 10 to put in his work prior
TO the calling of the c~onvestioa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-16

A Washington telesi SUD -ay. Il 10 "vsry
probable" that ex-Congressman Tfew:
bridge, Of Detroit, VII! be sppointedcon-
missioner Of Iadtassdairs. Tbe+hkhdtgIp1s
delegation is sasnlya u.eing kisssappolnt-
met and It 10 remembered that he vas
formerly an Ohio man. MI. TtswbridRe
aserved as con9ressmsn from 1866 TO 1873
He vas . chssmase, Of Presidsnt Hayes
during college days and this seems to b
his chief qualification for the position va
estedS by MI. H.yt. Joasph Mediii, o! the
Chicago Tribune. 10 on q still hunt for the
appointment, sndl bis claims are hacked b.
bic we'll known record as the most imprac.
sicable thesrist ofthe age. II precedent 4
. guide MedM surely stan,i. q good show
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16

gabtnetsiteue su; 6RIi4e Bldtter enblid
wolIen 5sun S5ur, mad Wiseonitn per
ieeen, UNI Der @eiessebuns ienes Staates
@elesenbeit 3u seben, ibn in ben Senat 81
udbIen. gori@Idse In SiIle! Daseser
uerfdert bic .8eiIi9e gOit', bab S@ur,
ni4t msbr bsabf4tise, Elm RiniferpOrte'
fsuils ausuusbmen, ionbsrn fi9 bsr Sour:
naliftit pibme. Senno9 slauben mir,
baB rGarl9eu~ sbsr mad Berlin uIs @e:
ianbter, benn aIs Rsbacteur in bie ,0sif.
Ii9e gOf" sebt.
Tros porradenben Sabrsss
,sit nin,mt bic ginwanberuns ni9t ab, Rnb
bod am Wontas, ben 8. Rousmber ni6i
psnissr aIs SoS9 ginmanbsrer In 8 Dam.
pf.rn au Rsw gort ullsin seIanbst. aas
g5Iteri9aftsn guropa's brdustsn R9 I'm
buntsn @smii9 bieier Wense. Sn les'
ter 8sit III bic ginwanberuns pou goIen,
Sfufen unb StaIienern seifiesen; bie aus
Ddneuart, S9weben, georwesen unb
Deuti9Ianb bat nod ni@t na9ssIaifsu,
unb bic aus gnslaub, S9ottIanb, DaIes
unb beionbers aus Srlanb Fat nit benz
5erbff sam3 beionbers suseuommen.
Sm @ansen tamen bis gum 8. Gou.
abenbs, goo. 900 Gtnwanbersr tn Nsu
0ort an. Die @eiammtiumme alIer gins
wanberer In bieiem Sabre pirb gang bes
ifimmt cine babe WilIion betrasen, popOn
SIS In Gew gort unb Us in alIen anhsreu
3dfen Ianbsten, wdbrenb lI5 iber bic eas
nabii&e @rense bereintam. Saa9 anidt
Der Rsw Vorfsr @inwanberer. aommiiidre
iinb go Prosent pon Der Wahe Der bort
giusewanosrteu iofort gum aderbau i'm
Wsiten ibersesaasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
geresrap6if&e gepe(Gen.
Seuti a n b.

Seuti9lanb.
Berlin, IL. Rou. Ssdsunbswan,is
SoSiaIiifen iinb pon 6amburs mad Rsw
gort abseieseIt.
Ssfrsi9' llnsarn.
eonbon, 10. Ruu. usbsr bas ssitern
TN iibIi8eS Ositrsid pabrsenommene
grtbsbsn uirb aus asram In Rrsatisu ss.
msIbst, baB 20 5duisr uuS spei Rir&sn
10 fart bsi4dSist porbsn finb, bab i5re
gusbshsruns unm6sli9 III. Gin T5eiI
Der GaibebraIs muB umsebaut werbea.
Der paIaf anb Der 9anbfs bss RarbinaI,
Grsbii4ofs, bas Resisrunss. S5uIsebauts
unb cine @isarrenfabrit wurbsn sur Salfte
serf6rt. Jn sinsm Rrsiie pon % ReiIen
Dur&mefsr wurbsn idmmtli9e Sduier
fart bef&d5ist = Woniisnors ganuttt iit
gum pdpifIi&eu Runtius bisrieIbR ernanat
morben. I.a noj h'h.' aMea'4p0 Il
eoubo n, IL. gtop. Die IN s5olae bes
grbbsbsns, wsI3ss am DisnRas asram tn
aroatisn idwer bsimseiu@t BAT. sntaanbs.
nsn Vsrlnite werbsu pbne 6in,ure4uune
bes ben Rir&en srwa4ienen S9abens auI
bret Wiaionen @uIben uerani4Iast. aud
aus Der tlmsessnb pou Asraut trsffsn De,
ri4te absr S@absnssufasunssn Elm. -
Seute Wittas wurben bier nsus Grbf0bs
Dabrseuommen; pisIe Sduisr itarsten sin
Der ginwoburi&aft bsmdStiste F@ eiu
srsnseuIoier S9rsden. @sssn Der bro
bsabeu @efabr wurbe bic Sisuus bss troa,
tii&sn aaubtases aafss1obsn.
a u Sranfrst&.
paris, 10. Rop. Das ,SournaI bss
Dsbats-, bic .Wspubliqus Grancaiie', bas
Steele unb anbere rspublitanil&e 8ldt,
ter sra9tsn bic sefrise Mbfimmuns ID
Setrsff Der GeuY'i3en llnterri9tsssisse fa,
elm beslasenswsrtbes Ribuerftdnbnib uni
ipre&en bie 6offuuus aus, taB bic Mini'
FER TN Unite bIeibsn wsrbsm Dis rabi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
Nuutmer 1856.

rinsen Suseifdnbniisn berbeiseIaiien Fat,
befinbet ii9 tn elmer iebr i@wierisen Gage.
Benm ite aud INNER ma9tis senus IN, bie
5ibrsr Der 9anbIisa su perfolssn unb sins
3uiperren unb iebe aufribrerii4e gewesuns
i'm Retme au srftidsn, bic 6ffentIi5e Wsis
nuns pirb INNER auf Der Ssite SrIanbs
itsben unb bic Sorbsrunssn bss irIansii5en
gddters aIs sere@tfsrtist aniebsn. Die
aufbebuns bes sesenwdrtisen 2aubfpitems
taun auf friebIi9sm unb ssiesIidsn @sss
nur NIT sroBsn Spfern ssi9sbeH, aber
England wirbe babel isbsnfaus biniser
uss.Ommen. ais penn es fi9 auf eiuen Be.
waffusten Rumpf NIT einsm bur9 Rotb
unb @Iesb sur gsrapsifans setrisbenen
goIts sinIisss.
9is irii9e Cambridge BAT tn ibrsm &c.
senwdrtiseu gnbIide srOBe asbnIidteii
NIT Der 5rase Der aufbsbuns Der StIape'
rel in ben Sabfaatsn, ueI9e f9Iiebli5
auf sewaItiame Bsiie seI6f purbe, aber
babel ben Rorbs unb Sibiiaaten 70 sroBe
Opfer auferIeste, baB es sine pisl germs
sete Summe sstOhst bdtte, aIIe StIausn
Ios3utaufen. rrt
Sn Serbien 4 cine Winifutriie
ausssbro@en, bic auf bic Difersnssn su.
ridsefibrt wirb, bic nit ben banbsIss unb
eiienbabnpoIitii9en gerbanblunsen init
Osiierrei3 su Gage setreteu Rnb. Die Be,
slaubisteu OffciOlsn BIdttsr bsTeisisen
ft4 in Der Sa@s sinitpsilsn Der sr6stea
Rsisrue. Su anbsreu BIdttsrn isbo9 wirb
ais cine gang aussema@te Tbatia9e ers
sdbIt, Baron 5apmerIe babe tn 8sIsrab
gang sraifli3 NIT ber @ren,ipsrrs ssSrobt,
fals Sabisn nod wsitsr auf isinsm Be.
tanntsn Stanbpunlts bsbarre. lleber bic
RsubiIbuns bss Niniiieriums petIaufet
nod ni1ts Si9sres. ..
Sn MaiIanb fanb bic ginweibuns
bss OentmaIs su gbreu Der In BET S9la9t
Bel Msntana gefaqeneu itatt. ReuoIu,
tiondre alsr 2dnber unb namentIi3 ioI9e
romanif&er 3unse wareu suiammsnse.
ifr0mt, um ben Rdrtprern elmer uusere&t
srfrsbten itaIieniidsn ginbsit ibrs SuIbi.
suns barsubtinssn. Aud @aribaIbi mar
sri@isnem, iOa aber hur9 isins sroBe 6iu.
fdaisteit eiuen iberaus traurisen giubrud
ssma@t baben. Dag bort Der DiebaabI
sIorif5irt uurbe unb bie StaIianiiimi Iaut
bic sRepubIit~ prebisten, su,absr brau&t
fi9 Rismanb ia wunbsrn. 8ir finb in
StaIien on Auss sep6bnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
Nusfdnoif&e 2sunof6au.

aus Deutf@Ianb III gar wenis 3ll
beridtsn. Omar III Der preuBii&e eauetas
In Sisuns, aber es p.rIautst nod isbr me-
mtg ibsr feline Ebdtisteit. Die auSidhiis
1nb an Der Nrbsit, unb Bis brsu Bsri9ts
uerIiesen III wsuis uOu Bebeutuns 3u er.
wartsn. Sn Oefrsi9 III bic Reiie bss
Raiiers mad StIsiisn bas 6auptsrsisniB
bes Cages. Seit 80 Sabren bat sr ienen
EbeiI ieinss vieIipradiseu 9anbes ni9t
mebr beiu9t unb bie Beu0Iteruns iubsIt
unb iau93t benz seIiebten Serrf4er tu.
polen unb Deuti9e fnb In ibrer Greube
einis. Don ben DeIssationsu Der beibsn
Rsi9sbaIften, bic am 10. .. W. 3uiam'
mensetretsn iinb, III nod ni@t uieI gu msl'
ben. Dis 0iierrei@ii9e Delegation wdbIts
ben 9rafen @orOutni gum prdRbenteu.
Su isiner antrittsrebe CAB bsrieIbe ietnsr
Ssfrisbisuns baribsr ausbrud, bab Der
5risbe srbaIten isi, unb bstonie, baB bas
auswdrtise Amt bisbsr ftsts iein 0Ort In
bis 0aasi@uIe bss 5riebsns sewOrfsu babe,
ueI9sr ben Bini@en Der Beu0Iteruns unb
benz sei9i9tIi9tIi@en Berafbe Ronar9ie
entfpre9e. Die unsarii@e Delegation
pdbIts aubpis Eissa gum prdFbsntsn unb
ben RarbinaI SapuaIb gum 9iesprdfbeu'
ten. Sn isiner Anipra@e betonte Der Prd'
fbsut bic Rotbwenbisteit bsr @swdbruns
ber erforberIi9en RittsI sur gebauptuna
Der Wa9titelluns Der Ronar5is BIS sur
grense Der M5sIi9tsit. nTol m hao
Otbsautraste 8erfaHunssrspi'
fion In Der S&weis iff pom golte psrpor'
fen worben. Die abfimuuus, .DeI@. am
20. October erfoIste, fpra@ Fd sessn bas
0teuIiiousbesebreu aus. Das Usrlanser
purbe ssilslIt, um ben Parasrapbsn bs'
S&weSeruerfafuus betr.ifenb bis Sffeut
Ii&es 1anten abJuanbern unb bas 8oIl
ssseu bie gmiiiou ni&t senasenb sebedte'
papiere tu i@assn. Das RsiuItat bel
a,otums bient basu, ni9t iobaIb msbr al
cine fOftipieIise Rsuifon su bsutsn. SIN
llebrissn mar bie anseIssenbsit teine Par'
tsifrase TN eisentIi&su Sisne bes DOrtes
Nut bsibsn Seitsn fanbsn bic Mnbdnse,
ber psti@isbensu parteien.
I'm 0. b. R. tratsn In Jrantrsi@ bi'
Rammvrn wisber suiammem. So wurb'
cine abrsRe bes Winiitsrium's psrlsien
NORM barauf bimsewieien uurbe, bab BIZ
wdbrenb bsr Rammsr'5srien porsenou.,ne
nsn geranbrunsen I'M Wiuiiterium nt&ti
an ber pOn ben Rammtrn sutsebsibenet
POIitit Der @ssieruns sednbert babe. 81
siusm pOmpbaften prosramm wirb barge
tbau, baB Grantrei& NIT ber sansen @eI
tn 5riebsn Iebe, Go werben srobartise Uau
ten smpfObIen, cine @euifon bss sansei