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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

THE .roUHIed condition Of affairs i'm Ire
land is rapidly approaching q crisis. The
London correspondent Of the New York
World teicgTaFbs TO that paper on Monday
last, that meeting Of the British Cabinet
was held on that day at which it was decid =
ell TO use all the power Of the government
to crush the Irish Land League-that the
Queen viii be immediately asked to suspend
the wit oi habeas coTpus-that Troops for
ireland is all the cry in London. and that
civil war is everywhere talked Of This is
a dark picture of Irelard's future, and is
well calculated to create feeling of pro-
found sympathy for her noble. patriotic, but
shamsfuliy oppressed, people throughout the
civilized world. Who c,.n tell wha- the har-
vest will be God save unfortunate and
dCwu-troddcn Ireland
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

y GOOD manyof OUr public men are abund-
antly- supplied with what is known as
CHECK, " but r. B. Hayes can discount them
all. How refreshing It is to hear him talk in
his n assage about fraudulent practices in
connection with the ballots IN the Southern
States, and with fraud in counting, return
ing and canvasSing the votes cast" When
it is remembered that this same Mr.. Hayes
crawied into the Presidency through fraud in
counting, returning AID canvassing the votes
in two Of these Southern States, his appeal
now in favor Of she sauctity of the baIlOt-box
could only be ear allied by a lecture by James
A. Garfield on the siufulness of Cougression
al corruption and the iniquity of the sale of
official influence
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

SOME idea o. the oyershadowiug power of
the Land League in Ireland, and Of the rapid
strides it is making in practically establish
ed home rule even in so large a city as Lin
erIck may b gathered from the following
cable dispatc' from London to the New York
F-orld captain Stackpole attempted TO
sell some horses in Limerick to-day Nast
Saturday,, but his effort was in vain. y
hellman in she employ Of the local Land
League pa- AIDED the streets of the city for
hours before the sale, warning every person
from buying the animals, and after waiting
some time after the hour fixed for the sale.
the Captain was obliged, in the absence Of
even eue. bidder, to have his horses conduct
ed to their stables
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

IT IS 81 singular fact that uE to the NoveTn
Der election coIored mani il Iowa, the chara-
pioE Republican State in TIE Union, was in
eligible . aseat in the Legislature. and 1t is
jgst as singular tnat at th5 late election, when
a constitutional amendment removing the
disability was voted or by the peoplo of tie
state, - rield had a.naiority of Sc $50 while
the amendment squeezed through 'th ma
iority ( T less than &C. 100. This is az instruct
i've commentary o. the boasted Icve of Re
pubE-ans for the rights OF their celored allies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

\ TRAIN Of emiCrants lost themselves in
az Oregon desert, thirty years ago, and wan
GeTed for several days before finding their
way out. They afterward said that they had
Seena place Stfewn with nuggets of gold, but
were at the time suffering starvation and did
not suppose they would live to care anything
about the treasure. 4 grizzly old man was
recently encountered in that region He
had been seaching since 1850 for these mug
gets, ard declared that he would stick TO il
until he died.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsHryarox. u. c, Dec. 16, 1ssC

WASHINGTON, u. c, Dec. 10, 1880.
Special lCorre,poHdenceoft oftSe Cambria Freeman;
The session OF Congress opened on Mon.
day of last week with slim attendance IN
the House. The diSgusted members who
were not re- elected could almost be deSigna-
ted by their rueful countenances, whilst the
second and third termers Were noticeably
happy.
The calendar is full of bills, some three
thousand iE number, from last session and
a tremendous pull will be made to have many
of them passed. OF course the greater num-
Der will never be reached. 1t is 4 much
slower operation TO pass a bill in Congress
than in the State Legislature, except when
you come to appropriation bills and here
million dollars Will run through the hopper
much quicker than hundred thousand viii
in a State Legislature
Washington city is still being improved in
all directions Rows and blocks Of elegant
houses have been put up since July last,
while the Washington monument has Scaf-
fold on top of it, and It seems as If il was
really to be completed at last. The new
Museum building, adjoining the SmIthson-
ian is also completed, and many Of the
old Centennial exhibits are being unlocked
and put in order. The building is fiat and
nearly square, and the entire exhibits for
many years to come will be on the ground
floor, as they should be The stairs in the
Smithsonian being high and numerous deteTS
many from going into il a second time. The
Capitol buildings have been fixed up, Of
course, and look very fine indeed. They
look more inviting to the member who has
not been reelected than to the third termer
.sThus doth poor Suffolk take his heavy
leave
The Democrats held a caucus on Thursday,
ostensibly to ill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Captain Stewart. Postmaster Of the
House. but really to talk over matters. \
great many Southern Democrats are anxious,
of course, to get all they can out OF the ad-
minstration, and You will hear of speeches
vim t4f fE-FTn cd
that the whole country South hereafter is tG
be soidly Republican, III order that they
NAV get in a little friendly advice about who
is to be postmaster. or revenue collector, or
something of that sort. The country viii 60
on about the same rs ever, no matter who is
President
Another bonanza Senator is promised
This time it is O'Brieu. Of California, late Of
the firm Of Flood & % BTjaD. The California
Legislature is close there being only small
! Republican majority 90 overcome. and o.
Brien wants The Job from the Democrats of
overcomiugit. WCu.3ntsonae of the roosterS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

\ BIC SUCCESS. ''1iy wife has been aiI.ur
long time with dyspepsia and nervousness
and was In bed two years with p coUIultra-
tIOn Of disorders her PHYSICIANS could not
cure, when l was led by reading circular
left at my door to try Parker Ginger Tonic
Having been so often deceived by worthless
mixtures, nothing bat my wiic's dangerous
more experiments. But il was q big success.
Three bottles cured her, at a cost Of a dollar
and fifty cents, and she is now as strong as
any woman, and regularly does her house
mold dutes.-f. d. Buffalo. See other col
umn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
Gambriy fireman.
ERENSRIIRC Pa

WEsee itstated that gohn w. MacEey, with
his wife and brother-iH-law, Count Telferner,
intends to &c up the Nile this winter. We
were uBdeF the impression that Nackey was
a gold and not an Gle" prince, but it seems
we were ylistakcz.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

\ LADT's WIsH.--"Oh, how do wish nv
skin was as clear and soft as yours said a
lady to her friend. ''YOu can easily make if
So, answered the friend. 'How ?j' inquir
ed the first lady. by using Hop Bitters.
which makes pure, rich blood and BLOOMING
health. II did it for me as you observe.
Read Of it.-CGirO BuUstiu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

MERCHANTS who suffer from Dyspepsia.
Headache, Constipation, or Biliousness. can
be cured by using DIR. MErFhuR's HEAD
ACHE AND DTsFIPGIA Pills. Price %
cents i-Z-r--lun
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

At y o'clock Saturday night fire occur
red in the dwelling OF Michael Lyons. No IS
Ferris court, Philadelphia. The occupants
were Michael Lyons his wife and their four
children, John Lyons, aged twentv-tlree
brother of Michael who had only recently ar
rived from Ireland, and Ann Higgins. aged
seventy-two, widow who rented the third
story front room, The fire originated in the
latter room, and, when eXtinguished the
bodies OF Mrs. Higgins and John Lyons were
found burned almost beyond recognition.
The hre is believed to have originated from
the old lady smoking pipe in bed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

IT is said of John Randolph, of Virginia.
that on being asked why the ''Old Dominion
did not prosper more he replied .'Why, the
negroes raise the corn, the hogs eat the corn
and the negroes eat the hogs NOWADAYS.
saws correspondent of the Washington
Post, we have a political back-action move
ment affecting the Democratic party very
much as this economic one affected the pros
poets Of Virginia. The Republicans raised
and control the national banks, the banks
issue the money to buy voters and the cor
rupt voters keep the Republican party in
power.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

ALFRED WRIGuT's perfumes Es
M0Tg Stuart is probably the mos. as.-
ing OF all the agreeable perfumes. none
Of the foreign ones approach il. Il Is
very rich. strong and full of life. j. is
agreeable TO more persons. probably.
than any other perfume.
y i.a Clirs is the next iu popularity .
this also is singularly powerful and last
Ing. lIhUs Rose is delicate and lasting
We keep the preferred od0rs 1f all -E.
Hrs--class peTiUmgIs. such as Lul-.
Bailey, Atkinson and CouIrav bat .-
ALFRED WEIGUT's we keep all.
Bring an unpeTfumed handkereL ef .
and you shall have a sample Of any gll-
YOU wish.
First circle. northwest from the centre.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

REV. Dr.. TTSG, Jr-, was cIass-mate of
Gen. Garfield at Chicago. Or. Tying. saws
mo one ever imagined that Garfield would
oemoIe than postmaster or county Judge
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
For your cold take

For your cold take
SINEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and HoAR-
HOUND.
For your cough take
SINEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and HoAR-
HOUND.
For Sore throat take
SINEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and HoAR-
HOUND.
For sore lungs take
SINEs' TAR, WILD CHERRY and HoAR-
HOUND
Sold by all druggists. 25 and 50 cents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

COlOred Dress Goods. The f1Il0wiuz
just received. are away down in prices
French camel's-hair. 4T-iuch. 500 and
50; French CheviOt suiting. siLk-au5-
wool, 43 inch. S0.75: French f0uIe. all
wool, 2S-inch. SO.2S.
BY looking out for such upp1rtwitis-
lady may often save half
Nine counters. Thirtsenth-straer entrance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Robes de cbuUrJre and smoking-iack-
cts. s. to So. We mention the prices
in place Of description She lower prices
are upon garments If ease and comfort.
the higher upon the luXuries.
F1-t Of the Chestnut street entrance. ra
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Grape. Philadelphia does not ra..
o. Grape. Everything else the Court
auld makes we have. 81 10 50 a rarr
ATmures. 44-jnCb. 81. 50 to SL.a- and
dTap d almas, 56-iuch. SLIl to q -5
considered. not bargains eEae-rv H--
very close prices.
There is no stock Of black dres5-e-Fs
nearly SO rich and full in FLTa5a.rta
perhaps not anywhere.
Nozt outer -irels south wee. from the a--.r-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

But there is no stopping place. In
the richer goods especially the variety
is very great.
Thirteenth street entrance
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

ELYs CREAM BALM Is the only Catarrh
remedy of many / have tried which has act
e6 as cure. | have been troubled over fff-
teen years; my head has been most of the
time stopped and very mnch infiamed 1t
has opened nay nOStrils and reduced the in
hammation. NV eyes are improving so that
! can stand strong light which | have not
been able to do for years. NATHANIEL
EEGLEY, with E. F. MONTz, Merchant,
WikeSbaTre, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
fHTLADELrHIA, Nov g. 1880.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the s,re.so,
SSLLlnss company VIII be held at the Office or the
company, on the 5fh day Of Jdnuarg 1851 n 70 -,
eloek NJ ior the purpose OF accepting IN act OF As
seinpiy o! the state Of Pennsylv entitled M
act authorizing corporations to increase tl,cir i5
60 3ollgations and capital stock" approved De
eember p 1859, and TO authorize an Increase of its
bonded obligations and the Securing 81 re ss-n -
oy mortgage, and for transacting other business
Nov. 5. 1ss0-2rn
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Dress trimmings. Our trade is rs.-
ellel with that in dress goods. We have
all grades. and of so many varieties as
TO surprise anybody who has not seen
the counter.
Third circle, northeast from she centre.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Children First Dolls from one cent
/ to twenty Dollars; and everything that
dolls require to lie Perfectly happy. Ba-
! by elephants. taking elephants. walk
ing Elephants. More noises to he heard
J IN mai new. big toy-Toom than YOU can
count.
street Entrance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Ny Son, aged nine years, was afflicted
with CataTh the use of Ely's Cream Balm
effected a complete cure. ". f. HANMAN,
Druggist, Faston, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

ELY's CREAM BALM sells better than any
other preparation for Catarrh and gives bet
ter satisfaction. 3. ARMSTRONG, Druggist,
WilkeSbaTTe Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

The press Of every fair dar MAXI.
good advice 20 do your shopping -.
IN the morning. Tie case v.f7 -.
worse till Christmas dav. F
trimmed hats are in resdfress r--..
Opera and all other occasions .- -l..- ~
SOD. Beavers trimmed and u-.rs-.-..-
scr.l.-s--s=- a.rarlz=
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

STRAY OW.-Came into the enclos-
~ ure OF the subscriber. in Carroll township on
or about the first Of SepteIn Der last ii.. brfJie
COW, ABOUT four years old no marks visible The
pay charges and take it awav otherwise Il Iii ~.
disposed Of ss the law directs
csrrolI Twp. Dee. : Iss0.-st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

-kttanning has at present over Fifty cases
Of scarlet fever The disease has taken the
form Of an epidemic.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Nine counters Thirtsenth-strlst entrance.
Black Goods. A lady wanting any ..
the following viii be obliged for the
mention of them SiIk-aud-wC0I satin
de Lyon, 50 cents silk faced v0lu0s.
Sl,OO; monte cloth, - cents damasss
drap q d'ete, Sl.50; d8masse cashmere.
S125.
All the prices except the first are pro
baby below the cost of mauutac-ur-.
and even the first may be.
Next outer circle. southwest from the centre.
Sachets- tides, lamp-shades, piu-cush-
ions, boxes. in satin and plush. emb-7il-
cred and painted.
First circle. southwest from the s,1t-s
Clocks, sL.35 to $50: all guarsn-
teed
Clty-Eall-squsre eutraucs.
DuChesse vest with Point me6aIl...s.
$50 the same may be seen elsewhere
$40
Nine counters. southwest from the centre. q
Toys. New room. new toys.
Outer circle. west Of Chestnut street eutrau,e.
y catalogue Of books may be had a-
the book counter. We want every read
ertO hayeit. The list Of children S hol-
day book IS especially complete.
Second circle. southwest from the centre.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

OFFICE OF CRESSON SPRINGS
- COMPANY, No. sSs s. FOURTH ST. Roou
No. 10, Second Floor. So 7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Paris and Vienna goods Ta.sr..
has come 30 cover thousands eft a-...--
of luxury and use. useful thf--s IN -.-
uri0us Euise. The counters I'M. ..-
geOus with them.
First elrcl routh~rst -r.-a t-s centre
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Silver plated ware. Tea sets. and all
table-belongings In hollow ware we
have only the very best grade OF plate {:
in fiat ware we have the three highest
grades of plate the lowest grade we
dc nO5 keep. We have ,arge collcc-
ton OF the newest designs and you have
this advantage in buying. aside from
the price; we know exactly what our
goods are, and tell You.
Outer circle. CIty-haII-square entrance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Boys clothing. Nothing new 10 say
about it. Tie old story IS that we have
more styles here than anywhere else ;
it's the haudiest pl; ce to buy it ought
TO be the best place Il buy.
North ofths outer circle, toward Market street.
Girls dresses and coats. If the girls
things are brighter than the bows we
can't help 1t; we make the boys rs
bright as we can.
vest the Chestnut street entrance.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

The bin to incorporate aH American COM
Vany for the above pu-lJSe is now being
prepared and coTpOratCTs suggested. Al
ready tie names of many prominent and
wealthy men in the United States are down
as corporalors, but all the same De Lesseps
still seems to be ahead.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Silver ware. Flat ware. ice-cream
service, napkin-Tings, children's sets.
chlldren's cups, combiuatiou-sets la
dies, sugaT-tOngS. &c.
Outer circle, City-haI- square eutraes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
@auaha. q n

Ottapa, Q. Des. Das. parlamsnt
u bed NIT ben abIi&sn 5SpmIi&teaeu
eroffaet worben. aaa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
SnGdnotf@e ylmnof@an.
Gumareb berbanblansen.

Heibe Gduier bes gonsreies wurbeu
montas NsittasI I.W. sr5ffnst. DieWitslie'
Der parsn fait polsdbIis erf9ienen. Rad
eompIeter OrsaniiatioH suurbe bte Bsti@afi
bss prdRbsnten psrIeien. Darauf erfoIsts
gertasuns Bis Dienffas. SIN Senate finb
swei ueue WaitsIieber sinssridt. s. 8.
gusb pom alabama an Stslls bss perfior'
benen Senatot's Soufon q. 8. 6. BrOwu
pon @eorsia on StslIe pom Sen. gorbon,
Der rsFsuirt bate. RatarIt& sins bts
Characterization aud slet& los. SIN
Seuat bra9te Senator Me Soualb pon
Snbiana stnsn gOri9las ein, Der srobs
aufrssuns berporrufsu unb gu Ianssn De-
battsn anIab sebsn wire, ndmIi&, BAT
2esaItenber, Bantnotsn aud pon StaatSs
unb @em.inbsbeb6rbsn beieusrt perbsu
barfsn, mas Bis isst ni&t Der SalI mar,
unb ptrtIid cine llusers&tistsit 1T.
SIN Notwithstanding sins
Slei9 etne tpabre SIne Frtb Don gelespor'
idIdssn Elm, bic wtr bier nidt alle erpdb'
neu f6naen. Ginfimmis bei4IoB bas
gouite fur Gunbiruns ber Sffentli@en
Sdulb auf sinsn niebern 5iusfuB tn Der
geiesporIase sur aussabe nsuer Bombs,
ben Gins ni9t auf 81, ionbrn auf 8 pom
5unbsrt fsffsaReaeu, ba gar fsin 3vsi.
feI potbanbsn If, baB bic Bombs au bis'
fem 3insfube ausseseben perben fSnnsn.
5ubeu pom gouiite far Sewiaisunsen
beri6tste bic gsuFonsbia ein. sic wtrfi
$4s, 400, 900 far bic atmee, $l,l1o,ooO
far bic Warins, $3.50, 900 fir bas ambu'
Ianspeien unS SIS, 900 far @ebalts aus.
Der YrdRbsnt Isste siu S&reiben Gam'
betta's por, nm lustaui& etnes grempIars
Der gubanbIunsen bittemb. gertasans bis
Woutag. ra +~a' as@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14

suif5en ter Eartei unb grie6enlanb u,us
auf Der sanssn gaItaus5 5aIbtnieI bie Sa'
risn bes &slisiouss unb Racsnbafss snts
fefelu uub su @reueIn fabreu, uis iis Der
sris9ii9e MISUNDERSTANDING uor IS
Sabrsu sur 5oIss bate, unb bie bas Gins
i@rsitsn bsr groBmddte, bie Seei9la@t
bei Rauarin, bie 8srtrippsIuns Der Gartei
unb BITE grri9tuns bss RSnisrsiSs @ries
9enIanb bsrbsifabrten. Ositerrsi9 warbe
nidt nur ieine gebinbuns nit benz dsdis
f4sn Rssrs, nit benz sris5iiden ar@ipeI,
bic ss nber saloni9i gu errei&en bofft,
fouberu aud ieine sesenwdrtise Stslluns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-14
,abl ber gunbsstrsisssri@ts unb Der 8i9'

3abl ber gunbsstrsisssri@te unb Der Rid'
ter aus. al r..a .mu.ar... ..
aus benz geri5te bss Sstretdrs bes Su'
nern wirb bsrpOrsebOben, baB bie Snbi'
ansranseIesenbeiten in elmer boif'
nunssponersn Gage fnb als porber, BIZ
Snbiauer Sortidritte TN aderbau &c. se'
ma9t babsn unb gieIs, bie feiabIi9 waren,
iest bausrnb uisSsrsslafen iinb, aIs Sra&t'
fubrIsute obsr goIi,si quite 0ienffe Isifisu
unb bic Snbiansri9uIeu sufrisbenfenenbs
ReiuItats ssbsn. Der grdfbeut best bie
Soffnuns, baB aud bic gerIssenbeiten mii
Sittins BuII baIb ibr gnbe srrei&en. Waii
5rrn S&urs ftimmt 5err 5apss ibersin,
baB Der gonsreb @eiese erIaifen ioa dber
bie gsrtbeiIuns Der 2dnbereien an bie
SSbns bsr gbeue, bie Befstitel iebo& far
sine Ssit unusrduberIi9 ieiu iOIIen.
Den S@Iub Der Boti@aft biIbet bic
DarIssuns Der Rotbwenbisteit Der @Obifi'
siruns unierer 9anbsefese, bss
Sorff5usss. Gusbsbnuns Der seo
Iosii9en Sorf9unseu aber bis
sanss linton, tas gonitaiiren eru,utbisen'
Der grfOIss TN anbaupOu Gbee, unt
Drtnsli&teit Der Erodsnls8uns bsI
gotomacs Shmpfe.a a @a0 4a-
Abssisbsn uon wenisen puueten, III BIZ
goti9aft efu iebr sei&dftsmdsises unt
uernanitises Document, bas elm sutes
Bib ber 3uifdnOe Der Union sibt. 9ieIs
bsr gori@Idse bss Germ Sapes finb be,
siuseb.nbusn Bsa@tuus bes @Onsrefes
perib unb usrbsn fe ,ueifeIsobne aud fin'
ben. Bon poIitii9er Dratbsieberei ift BIZ
BOti9ait 70 siemIi9 fret. auapper bdtt'
bas Document ssfabt wstbsn tSnnsn, bas
III pabr; absr bas iii nun siumaI ber ame'
rifanii4e aouofatsniipl unb bapon fanI
fi& sin frabersr Siuses ber Ebsuis MID
70 Isi1t trenneu. II y
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Nusfdnotf6e 2sano(6au.

Dtesuropdti9sn BIdtter brins
gen uas isst bie Debattsn TN preubii9sn
Abseorbnstsnbauie ibsr bic Snterpeuatipn
tn Bstrsff ber Subenfrase. Dis Debate
bssann am Samfas ben 20. Nousmbsr
unb wurbe msbrere Gage lang fOrtseisst.
GbsiI baran nabmsn bie bsruorrassnbffen
STEINER pou alien Yarteisn. Das &siuI'
tat Tam ni4t aIs Elm tsn Subeu sinRis.s
anssisber wetben. Die Resieruns IieB
bic 5erren ipre&sn, Obue 3u @uuifeu Der
Ssmiten snsrsii8 in bic Debate ein3utrstsn.
aussui9sinIid bat Sofprebiser stSder
sinsn fsitsn Sinterbalt an ben @einiitern
unb wabri9sinIid an gismard ieIbif.
aber bittsrs @orte paren ss, weI9e
Subsn unb SubsuiproRen b0rsn muBten.
gs warb ben Ssuiitsn ibr Betrassn wdb'
rsnb bss guIturtampf's unb bsr Soeiali'
iienbsss I'm eissnsn SpieseI sessist, bas
Bstrassu Der iabii9en Prefe ssrast, unb
ibnsn psri4isbsne Ssiten ibres bunteIen
sanbsnresiiters aufsei&Iassn. DAB ss
R9 babel ni9t um cine rsIisiOie Srase bans
belt, bas babsn bie Dsbattsu aurs bsuts
li9fs bswisisn. Wertwirbissrpsiie babsn
bie isIten basu ssbisnt. bic StsIunsbsr preu'
biidsn Rssieruns In Der GuIturtampffrase
In sin tIarss 9i8t tu iessn. grtIdrte bod In
Der Sisuns bss abseorbnetenbauies am o.
December, wie .in EsIesramu meIbet, ber
guItusmiuiiter pom Yutttau,er IN geaut'
wortuns elmer aufrase bes 5errn Winbt'
borif, bss Gabrsrs Der gentrumspartei, mil
gs,us auf bic Bei4wabeu bu aatboIitn,
baB bic Sassisruns ben serinsen 5orti@riti
Ia BEN 9sriu&, bis obwaItenbsn S&wis'
risfsitsn su i3Ii9tss, sbeuiO isbr btbaars,
ais isns ieIbf. Os Resieruns babe burd
bas pon ibr bsantraste air&mseies bt'
WeittsI gum Grisbensi&Iuiie barseboten,
absr bur@ gsrwrfans bisies @sfstss ie
| ibr allss WaatsriaI aur gbsnuns bee @sssa
far eiu i&IlebIi&ss artanseutent uolifdu'
big saft0rt porbsu. Sk t0ane f& ni&
elmer tpsitsn RisbaIase bieier art ausie3
zen, unb beabf4tiss, elm sawartesbs SaI'
tuns sinsunsbmsu, wdbrenb fe bs beife
benben @sists NIT WiIbe ausfaBee.
Sn6rantrst& bat f& bas Rtni
fsriam pon ieinen anfrsnsaussn NIT ar
unb Hrs&eien wtrbsr srbolt. Wit Rab
| stns basisIbe TN Ssnate als Stesertn au,
ber guIturtampfsbsbatte bsrpor, bIiebsl
ibm bod nur tnapp iisbsn Stimmsn abris
Bel bx @sfprm bes Ri&teraanhss mag q