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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
The News in Brief.

Mrs R. NJ. Bishop, wife Of the Ohio ex
| governor, is dead
The Mobile rifles were the victor,s in tn,
Nashville military tournament
General and Mrs. Grant spent a couple OF
/ days at their old home in Galena. receiving
| their friends.
! Business on Wall street last week is declared
| by the New York Herald to have been
HlnIsy and threadbare
The Lincoln, Nebraska, Trotting association
has arranged for a summer meeting, to take
place the sd, 4th and 9TH of July
The Irish and Italians in New York had a
pitched battle in which sticks, stones. stilet-
toes and revolvers were used MANY were
hurt, one fatally
The heavy and protracted rains in Nebras-
ka of the past ten days have raised the creeks
all over the state The Platte river is said
TO be on a decided boom.
Charles V. Knox, young man aged q. a
resident of Beatrice, Neb., was found dead on
the outskirts of town with bullet hole in his
head. He was probably murdered.
The New York reporters present at the
opening of the Brooklyn bridge say they no
nced palior on the face of the president and
weakness IN his walk which indicated had
health. ~
Symptoms of the dismtegration of the Brit
ish Gladstone Liberal party are growing
more visible each day The great combina-
ton against the premier will be made on the
tenant farmers bill, probably,
The Nebraska Homeopathic State Medical
society have asked for three chairs to he .,c-
cupled by mem oers of their school in the
University Medical college and have uofni
mated three candidates for the positions
Baltimore is preparing for her animal O1iole
parade, which takes place in September and
MhiGh 1t Is reported will be remarkable for
its electric light features Edison IS said +,
nave charge OF this portion of the preparsa-
tions.
John "A. Martin, of Atchison Kan. secre-
tary of the national Republican committee. |
In reply to letters asking for information |
states that the committee will meet in Wash |
iheton on Dec l2--next, to fix the date and |
place Tor holding the national convention.
The soop-yacht Wasp, of Chicago, with a |
party of Board of Trade gentlemen ON board |
out for good time, the guests of the owner. |
John PTindiville, lost her mast lust outside |
me liaIDor OF that city, and had to be towed |
mo saiety There was a fresh wind blow
ing, and the mast was sailed out.
Ii Is whispered that ON Decoration elav
the oarsman, win use in his race
Win Hanian an arrangement devised by
nichael Davis, and permissible under the
agreement, which enables the rover to make
| longer reach with greater leverage and to
ecover with less effort than now possible.
ZION $40 --'-1'1
SheriffDavidson, of New York, being asked
y members of the Society for the Suppression
Vice to reconsider the order revokiny An
nony Comstock's warrant as deputy sheriff
eplied that, in his opinion, Mr.. Comstock Is
OF proper person to be commissioned as a
equity sheriff, but that he would deputize
iety. " 'i'e ~
Up 10 date the large amount of 100, 000. 900 |
set OF logs have been RATED at the Beef
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
National CapitaI Notes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2s.-The com
mittee appointed to investigate the affairs of
the supervising architects office met thi:
morning and adjourned till Thursday.
THE sTAR-RoUTE TRIAL.
Mr. Mefrick began the closing argument
for the government in the star-route trial
this morning He said that in summing uu
the case he would deal with the evidence with
that fairness candor and sincerity that those
who knew him would recognize as the con-
trolling principles of his life
APPOINTED.
The president has appointed Christopher
Green postmaster at Sacramento Cal
COINAGE.
The standard silver dollars coined at tl.o
minis for the week ended May 20 were s144-
600; for the corresponding period last year
$16q On1
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
The Most Wonderful Thinn

correspondent asked Zuni chieI
who came East last fall:
''What of all you saw in your journey
impressed you most with the superior.
1ty OF the white men over the IndiansP''
The father of Zunis turned his eyes
toward me, and answered slowly:
1.-The ease with which they can get
water. The white man takes the river
into the walls of his house. BY turn
ing little iron stick he can get that
which we pray for all our ivesi''
This was the mind of the Zuni, the
lnhabitant of the barren. rainless land,
the triumph of civilization.
I! asked him if he wanted to go back
70 Ine states and he said Yes; grow
strong. with anxiety that I NAV on
again. - Chicago Inter Ocean
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

terrain general assembly convened this morn
ing at O'Clock, Moderator Mcmillan in tbs
chair
The case of DR.. A. FL. Blake, of Boston
asking an increased allowance from The
church funds for extra duties during tho
term of his fabors in Boston, occupied the
larger portion of the morning. A resolution
| continuing the previous allowance of $500
/ per year was adopted
The report of the committee ON Judiciary
was called up, but sent back TO the com
mittRe
| The report of the committee instructing the
| pFesbyteiies to see that the salaries of minis
tiers be promptly paid, was discussed and
| adopted.
ON Sabbath schools under discussion at
the time of adjournment.
THE NORTHERN PREsBYTERIANs.
SARATOGA, n Y, May 28.-The general
assembly was opened this morning by Rev.
DR. George Baker, of Detroit.
Chapters 5, g, Z and s of the proposed
amendments to the book of discipline We're
adopted They relate to the trials OF
ministers, elders, deacons and com
municanas, and the evidence com
petent therein; provide that ministers
deposed for immoral conduct shall
ton and an exemplary life, and the religious
public desires their restoration, and the sus-
pending judicatory consents. Ii minister,
elder deacon, or communicate, not charged
with immoral conduct, abandons the ministry
and removes outside the presbytery and
church, and becomes independent or joins
denomination not deemed heretical, without
asking a disnission, the presbytery and
church in session shall take no action
other than to erase his name from the roll If
he Joins denomination deemed heretlcal he
shall be suspended, deposed, or excommuni-
Gated and the accused minister shall be sus
pended from all clerical functions pending
the trial. ministers suspended for one year,
unless they give evidence of repentance, shall
be disposed of without further trial. In try
ing charges of heresy, the Judic1atory should
carefully consider whether the acts com
planned of strike the vitals of religion, and
industriously spread or arise from the weak
ness of human understanding. If from the
latter the presbytery shall take prudent
means to remove the evil
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
PITTsBURG, May 2S-When the fifth ses-
sion of the Reformed Presbyterian synod
opened, the committee on temperance report
ed the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
First all officers of the church are advised
to leave off the evil habit of using tobacco,
as their bad example renders it difficult
and discouraging to preserve youth |
from its use Second, all members |
it defiles the body; is useless waste of |
money and often renders man offensive TO |
his neighbors. Third, its manufacture and |
sale is prohibited
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
RIotous Negroes.

GAINEsvILLE, Fla, May 2S-Nelson Jor-
dan, negro, while drunk and riotous, re-
sisted arrest at Archer, Alachua county, Sat
urday, and shot the marshal in the bowels
Other negroes then joined Jordan The
Duncan colored politician, formerly in the
United States land office, was arrested among
others The prisoners were bTSIght to tbs
cfTnf( iail
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
Judge Story's Clock.

Everything about the Supreme Court
of Washington is old. The clerk rooms
and the consultation rooms have old fur.
iture, a nd the cases are made for books
with green cloth inside of the glass af-
ter the days of the revolution In the
clerk 5 rooms great round clock like a
Brobdingnagian watch hangs against
the wall, and the legend is that Judge
Story, becoming disguised with the diff
ference of time displayed by the watch
es of his associate judges, said, II viii
fix timepiece that all shall goby, " and
he straighway ordered this from Boston.
1t was made well, and it goes to this day
as truly as it did when Aaron Burr.
Daniel Webster, and Salmon P. Chase
set their watches by it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

Ex- Governors Curtin, of Pennsylvania;
Kirkwood, of Iowa; Sprague, of Rhode
Island; Blair of Michigan; Ramsey, OF
Minnesota, and Stanford of California
are the survivors of the loyal governors at
the outbreak of the war
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
A Story With Great Deal of Life in It.

A Story With Great Deal of Life in It
The departments were just beginning
to disgorge the great slices of humanity
that they had swallowed in the morn
ing. | was standing by one of tie great
piles as the men and women began to
come out slowly at the first The first
two or three warned by experience, had
umbrellas, under which they went jog
| ging slowly home at clerkly gait. The
| fourth was a woman in widow clothing
rather shabby clothing which had been
worn long time. She was thin, shrunk-
en-, gray and pale, and seemed broken
with a weight of bad vears-a sad men,
DRY of better days. The carriage of the
Secretary was rolling to and fro before
the big entrance of the building His
gray-whiskered colored coachman with
difficulty restrained his blooded horses
The Secretary was signing his name a
great many times on a great many diff
ferent documents in his lofty, velvety
office. He might be out in a minute.
He might not be out for an hour. just
as the ghOstly widow came slowly down
the big steps the fine old coachman
turned his prancing pair toward the en-
trance. The poor old gentlewoman came
down to the sidewalk with an evident
difficulty, which spoke of rheumatism.
She was perplexed and puzzled by the
unexpected rainstorm. She had no UNI
breila, and don't believe she had car
fare. The black angel on the Secre-
tary's carriage spied her as she stood in
the pouring rain, and recognized under
all times DISCUSSES the features her
fashionable friends had not seen fol
years. It's wonderful what sharp eyes
these good old colored .'uncles' and
''mommies" have. He drove up co the
curb at once and leaning over on his
perch invited the poor puzzled woman
to get in the Secretary's carriage and
ride home. Without thought of the
consequences to the faithful old fool on
the box she murIuured her address,
fortunately near at hand, and sank back
luxuriously on the soft cushions of the
handsome carriage. Taking all the
risks, the fine old fellow drove carefully
yet quickly to the shabby boarding
house, and was back long before the
Secretary was ready for him. / would
never have known had the loyal old ser
want not told me that the widows hus
band was a general who was famous
when the Secretary was unknown, al |
though l could have been quite sure that |
old Thomas drove her carriage when she |
had one Washington Correspondence. |
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
assembling under the "
hin, cheering heartily for the car.

~-~~
IMPERIAL REscRIPT.
Moscow, May as-An imperial reseript
Issued to-day returns the thanks of tbs
car to the Grand Duke Michael for his ser
vices, and announces his appointment as
member of the committee of ministers
The rescript also says that the Grand Duke
Alexis Is appointed admiral chief of the
Russian navy, and his majesty has made the
following awards: The order of st. Andrew
to Count Tolstoi, minister of the interior; TO
General Milutin, formerly secretary of war;
to Count Valujeff, General Todleben, General
Count Adlerberg and NJ. Reutern, portrait
of the car set IN diamonds to Prince Dolgor-
ouli, governor general of Moscow; the order
of St. Alexander Newsky to Pobiedonsten,
General Worontzoff, Dachkoff and Prince
Doronkoff Kerssakoff, and the grand cross of
ST. Vladimir to General Ignatief, Count
PaIflen, General DTcntlen and General Able
dinsli.
Moscow, May 2s.-The emperor drove
through the streets last evening without an
escort to view the Nominations
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
A Hwindler Convicfoa

New YORK, May 2s.-Thsalas S. Grim
wood, who obtained 81, 500 from Frank s.
Glass on the pretense that he intended using
the money ia purchasing claims of creditors
against the firm of Joseph Metzler & Bro, of
Chicago, was to-day sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for two years
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

Paper houses are coming into use in
England, where for some purposes they
are found greatly superior to tents
Shooting boxes twelve feet square were
found convenient, both to use and trans
port, and, the material being impervious
to moisture, the little cottages are salts
factory from sanitary point of view.
1t is said that they will be used at the
seaside during the coming season, not
only for bathing houses, but as .sresi-
dences for quiet bachelors of contem-.
plative habits
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

A change is announced in the proprie
torship of the Dubuque Duty Times
The controlling interest has been sold by
the Hon. D. N. Cody to r. B. Gellatt,
who. for the past fourteen months has
been editor-in chief, and b. w. Blanchard,
formerly local editor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

John W. Garrett president of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
sailed for Europe Saturday He expects
to be absent two or tire months, which
will be spent mostly in London.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

Tacks are made at the rate of 1000 a
minute That's the reason there are so
many of them around on the floor of a
bedroom, when married man gets up to
hunt for the paragoric bottle " y.
Com Ado
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

General and Mrs. Grant were warmly
received by the citizens of Galena on
their arrival there Saturday. After
spending day or two in that city they
will proceed to ST. Lonis
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

! GERMANY.
| BERLIN, May est is reported thai
Prince Bismarck contemplates a radical re
modelling of the entire constitution of the
| empire.
LONDON, May 2S-The Standards CORES
pondent at BerliE says it is Tumored that
| Bismarck, in conversation recently, upheld
the competency of the Federal government
| to abolish the Reichstag.
DEAD.
BERNE, May 2s. LProfessor Gabrielle Gus
tave Velentin, the noted German physiolo-
glst, Is dead.
PARIS, May 2S-A duel with swords was
fought between Delpit, writer, and AL
phonse Daudet, the well known novelist The
former was slightly wounded.
LONDON, May::e8 The Times correspondent
in Paris says: THE country is thoroughly
aroused concerning the Tonquin trouble 1t
is felt that the time for reflection is past, ana
the only course is for Franco to act vigorous
ly, and above all things, swiftly. The latest
news from China is that 5000 troops, armed
IN the manner of European troops, have al
ready arrived at the Tonquin frontier, and
the feeling throughout China is intensely hos
tile to the French.
CHINA
hohaNoh<AAs may @o.--A~t SIHanRy VINO
is to take command of the Chinese troops in
the provinces bordering on Tonquin, has ar
rived here 1t is expected he will remain in
Shanghai a month.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, May 2s-Michael Fagin, con-
victed of the murder of Under Secretary
Burke, in Phoenix park, was hanged at Kill
mainham Jail this morning. The weather
was overcast Fagin, since receiving his SEN
tence, has been very attentive TO the in
shuctions of the priests who visited
him In an interview recently with rela-
tives he declared he did not hurt a hair
of Burkes head His mother confident
queen repeating this declaration, but the let
ter was not answered. Canon Kennedy at
tended the condemned man this morning
The black flag announcing that the execution
O'Clock. A strong force of police and mill
tary was present. Everything went off
quietly. A small crowd of persons collected
outside the prison, few of whom knelt in
prayer for the repose of the soul of Fagin.
The condemned man was pale, but appeared |
resigned to his fate. His death was instan- |
taneous.
DUBLIN, May 2S.-Farrell, one of the in
formers in the trials of the Phoenix park |
has received a thousand pounds |
from the government and Michael Kavan- |
agh, caInlan, another informer. two hun
1red and fifty pounds. Both have Quit the |
country. James Carey, informer and his |
brother Peter, viii receive small sums for
their services
SAILED FOR AMERICA
HAvRE, May 2S-McDermott, frequently
mentioned during the inquiry at Cork into
he dynamite conspiracy, has sailed for New
Y DIRK |
EGYPT.
CAIRO, May 2S-A committee has been
ormed to consider the project of construct
ng railway in Soudan. There is an English
md American engineer on the committee
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
SIN all-DOx An Iowa

Dies MONIES, Iowa, May 2S-Notice has
been given to the state board of health of the
appearance of smallpox at Moingona, the
case of a railroad section man, and that sew
eral others have been expore ed; also another
saSt, al LYONS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29
SAILED FOR AMERICA.
Railroad Accident

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2S.-Passenger train
No. l, of the Louisville s. Nashville railroad,
which left Louisville Sunday noon, and was
due here at o'clock this morning, met with
an accident at Stanton, Tenn, forty-four
miles east of this city. The engine and bag
gage-car We're thrown from the track by COM
ing IN collision with box-car. The engineer,
Alex. Smith, had his arm broken ia two
Ilaces, but none of the passengers sustained
In iiIr,ias
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

Mrs. Booth, mother of the actor live S
in Philadelphia. She has kind, sad
face. and she loves to talk to her birds.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

The marriage of the Pope's nephew,
Count Camille Pecci, to Mile. Bueno viii
take place in Paris in July.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

The Etectrtcidn publishes a l;sr of
electrical companies, with a total canital
OF S122, 445, 900, in corporated in New
York State alone.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

Mrs. Haynesworth, President Arthur
sister, has left Washington and IS al hei
home in Albany.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

America produces about one-fourfh
OF the wheat grown in the world.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-29

The ChurchsPeeple.
FIrTsBURa, May % The United Preshy-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
Die @ai5ermotb tn Seuti6lano,

gon Der ausOebmung unO @r0Be bes
lln9liits, wel6es Die lleberi6uemmuunsen
Oieies g8inters IN 0euti6lanO anseridtet
baben, i9eiuen Siele ii6 feinen re6ten Be
grill gu MAIDEN. SIS banoelt ii6 ni6t INN
einige lauienoe, wel9e our6 Die Slntben
in Notb seratben iinb, ionbem jeOenfalls
UNI SunOerttauienbe, no ni6t nm WfiQiOs
men. Semn Die SbGler beS GbeinS, oes
Wtains, Der Mtoiel, bes Nedar unb ieiner
iibrisen Nebenhihe, bic &baler Der Do
nau, Der @lbe uno ibrer Nebenfliine, wel6e
iammtli6 unter QSaiier iteben, limb Oi6t
beuOltert, unb Die SOrier liesen ialt iiberall
unmittelbar AM llfer Der 6liiie.
Sas 8aisr lit bebeutenb b0ber seities
gen, ais je in bieiem Sabrbunbert, ODER gu
irseno elmer 3eit, aus wel6er man Superlai:
iise Wtehunsen bat. Die na3lt bo6lte
| Slutb am Mittelrbein mar Die bon l845,
aber bic Slutben bieies Ninters baben Die
S6be pon bamals iiberaQ iiberitie9en, an
pielen Srten UNI mebrere SUB. 0a5l
fommt, baB bissmal Spei lleberi9wemmans
gen, beiOe mitten i'm Winter, ii9 in 10 fur:
gem 3pii3enraume fOlsten, bab Die 3eit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30

ern am Gbein ni6t errpdrmen; benin be,
Meni9 fdnst mad ibrer Inii9t erit beim
Baron an. Der 9leps 1T gut senus, UNI
Steuern 81 3ablenu. in bic SoIbatenjade &c:
itedt ~ weroen, aber i'm llebrisen muB er iit
pom ieines @leiden in aIer 9errsn Gambler
belfen laiien unb nod iebr entsiidt baribe,
iein, baB ber&aiier iiberbaupt ii9 ieiner er:
innert, uno baB feline 9roBen ibm elm nit:
leibises a6iel3uden wiomen.
Si6erli9 wirb ii9 fein Oeuti9 samerita:
ner babur9 abbalten lafen, ieinem eisener
mitIeibsuollen Sersen sere6t 81 perber
unb Dem leibenben Stammessenoien in be,
Seimatb, Der Don ben Hei6en unb Sober
ieines 2anoes nidt ais Meni9enbruber,
ionbern nur ais Elm undergraduates, FIJI,
0eiben unb @ntbebrunsen beitimmtes 8e:
len betra9tet wirb, NIT uerooppelter Sreise:
bisfeit unter bic Nrme gu srsifsn; abe,
OaB uns iene uornebmen, bo6ndiisen uni
ber3loien Sitularmeni1en nit ibrem srauen:
baften Gsoismus bis gum duberiten Ste
anwioern, wOlen mir BEL bieier @elesenbei
nidt perbeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
Snm Seiten Der Wotbleio en-
In Seutt6lanp.

Nn bic Seamten unb Witslieber Der benz
D. 81. 6. 6. 9. ansei9loiienen 8ereine
lit elm Girtular bon Der betreffenoen SebOr:
be e%rlaiIen poroeu:
Die Seri6te iiber bic lleberi6wemmlno
bes Tbein u. oes Utain, 70 beiBt es IN benz.
ielben, iinb i6refli6 unb berNerreiBenb
Inter ben Seimseiudten iino piele un'erel
2anosleute, ia iosar gerpanOte, I'M San.
gen aber uniere @laubenssenoIen. 8il
eradten bic @ele9enbeit fir cine paiienbe,
nniere 6rei9ebisteit Our6 tbatid9li9e Siilit
an ben Gag gu le9en, uno inbem mir uniere
@laubensgenoien bierlanbs nufforbern,
mad einem bon ieoem Serein ielbit 9epGbls
ten Blan, gum llnterbalt II. sur6iilfeIeiituna
Der Seoirfti9ten, na9 ibrem 8elieben beis
S~utragen, unb Oamit allen Sereinen @elez
genbett 9e9eben werbe, ibre 9iebessaben
bur6 ben .. 81. 6. 6. 9. gu iibermitteln
no loldes uor9eSOsen uirb, performer mir,
oaB bic 9eiammelten Summen an ben ii:
nanSs unb GorreiponDirenoen : Setrctdr
9errn Qbeooor 6ebIig, No. 2Ol7 @aib:
StruBe, ct. 2ouis, Wto., einsuienben iinb
anb 5mar 10 Seitis, baB bieislben innerbalt
Der nG9lten brei Wonate an ben Yr6iiOen.
ten unO Sices 9rdiiOenten bes Oeuti6en
Gei6stass seianot weroen tOnnen.
Sm Suffrage bes Grecutiu> Gomite: 90.
8rilmair, 6. s. Srinfmann, Ilfreo Stef:
fel, Sobn Gmenb, Sreb. 4renoes, Sbeobol
6eblis: s.. $. S%pannborIt, Prai. ., R,
g.. g. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-30
Die Sibcralitdt Der 6roben tn
Semtf6lano.

Sine bittere, aber u%oQltGnoi9 Sutreiienoe
Semsrtung ma6t Der ySouisuile N~nseiger"
in Solgenpem: Sober 8roBe bes Oeuti6en
Rei9eS, ieoer Wtiniitsr, @eneral, Sberprds
iibent, Brins, 6irit, SerSos, Martgraf,
@raf ooer Baron in BreuBen unb Seuti6,
lamb weiB, pel6en sroBen Ginfub iein
geiipiel in Der 5reiSeOiSteit auf bus 10 iebr
All ben geitbammel 9ewObnte belti6e Solt
uuSiibeu wiiroe; aber uer9ebenS lu6en mir
in ben beuti9ldnOii3en Slattern einen Quf,
ruf gu Silieleiitunsen auf weldem Shirt
Sismard, Selomari6aQ Molfte, irsenb
elmer Der @enerale, wel6e Die 9roBen Do
t~utionen aus Der franSOiti6en &rie9sbeute
erbielten, ODER irgeno elmer Der preuBii6en
9rinsen uno rei9en Stanbesberreu nit Ii
beralen @abe uersei6net wdre. 8aB lie
ibr S6erfiein I'M Stillen oarrei6en, lit nur
unter Der annabme %9laubmiirbig baB oaS>
iclbs I6ma9uoQ flein 1T, unO Die Seiientz
li6teit l6le3terOinss ni6t pertragen tann
benn warum bate man lonit 10 uiel 9luibe.
bens nit Der @abe bes &aiiers Wilbelm
9ema6t, Die bod mabrli6 ni6t iiber feline
Mittel b~inauS9ins! Man lieB ben alien
Bilbelm fir ie ale beSablen, Oamit ct nod
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