davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
TIE FIRST SINCE The RIOT.
Hanging in Cinciunati--The De-
mands Of the Law Met.


CitcrxsArs May 2-Wm, McHueh
Was hsnged In an enclosure in the rear Of
the court house this forenoon. The death
warrant WAS read at 1905 and he wsa
conducted to the scsffold at 1915. T q
drop fell at 10 Is and be was cut down
at To- 33 Faher Brady, . Catholic
priest, vas with him oil morning and fol.
lowed him to the scatfold While on the
way rom t. jail to the gallow, McHug b
ket and made short PRAYER on the plat
orm. About 200 persons in addition to
the police were present, and the mos,
perfect order was observed. After the
body fell there was movement OF the
crowd toward it, but at word from the
sheriff they fell hack and none but the
physicians aud coroner were near the
body. The moose wss adjusted lightly
and the knot slipped to the back OF the
neck. Mcaugh was per ectly calm and
composed. His last words we're, stood.
by. friends" His crime was wife muir.
der.
At an early hour the people began 10
II
congrega'e IN the vicinity Of the count '
jail to vi ness the execution, and by 10
o'clock probably 5000 persons we're out
side the walls, on house tops and in the
wiadows surrounding the building. The
best order was maintained. $50
When the body cf Allen Inga'ls, ore
OF the men who murdered the Tavlor
family In order to sell their bodies to q
medical co lego, was b. ing taken out oi
the jail where Ingalls, ,mmitted suicide
last We inesday, McHugh looked ear
nestly at it, but when reporter sal ttha
he would have liked to see Ingalls, perish
on the scaffold McHugh laughed heart
lily. Then he said: "rbere are plenty o.
men walking the streets of Cincinnati
to-day who have committed fouler mur.
ders than the one ! hava to hang for"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
Singular Unanfnlity.
n. 7. Sun.


Our esteemed contemporary, the New
York Tribune. continues its good work
OF showing how unit Mr.. George r.
Edmnnds 70 to be nominated by the Re-
publican parsy for President OF the Unie
led States
Al the ssme time the New York Times
is daily manifesting the most intense dis
like OF President Arthur. while the Even
ing Post toasts the Hon James q.
Blaine on the joasnssisiie gfidiron every
afternoon
Thus, according 10 three OF the most
reputable Republican Hewspspers II the
land, the three leading cssdidstss ses tbe
Republican nomination ere seyssally un-
0t to be President. And what, further.
more, u true, they are Al right, evsa
with regard to Ptessdest Arthur, for -
10 Republican.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

Henry Clevslasd, es Sscck sownshipy
Noble county, while tearing down ~
old hosse . few days ago, found under
the hearth, 9 tin box containing 5000
in gold. The house hes stood vseant
for several years TIE money b sup
posed to have been put there BY an old
ma1 named Wilkinson, who Was burned
to death about 80 years ago. Persons
naturally associate the fnding OF any.
thing Of this sort. With some awful mys.
terry. But in this case there seems to
have been nothing Of the kind other
than the storing away Of the money BY
an old gentleman probably possessed Of
some peculia,i,ies and that dying sud.
denly and alone the existence Of III
money was never known.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

~ The News Journal correspondent
says: 81 WAS as Mr.. Blsiur's house last
evening, and While there Mr.. Blaine
sho we'd me little book contsinisg = lisl
OF alI OF the delegates that hsd been
elected and how they would probably
vote. cen only give you the aggregate
vote OF each candidate. They can bs
given IN the following order. Blaine
1886; Artbar, 20S; Edmunds, 70; Logan
81: Sherman, "a; Harslson, IS; Hawley
II, and % doubtful"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

THE cali OF The Chairman Of the Dem.
ocratic State Central Committee contem.
plates the appointment Of district dele.
gates to Chicago By the State Conven.
lion. No you don't, Mr.. PAIGE. Ths
country Democracy anticipssed tbs,
Standard Oil Nonld try that game, &C
cordinely they have provided through.
out the State that the Consressions
Conventions shall appoint delegates ia
the National Democratic Convention
The Esquirer endorses Mr. PAres I
move. which is suflcien: to forever blas
it in the estimation Of The anti-oil De
necracy Of Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

WAsHIneros, May 1.-The case oI
ex Senator Kellogg wss suumsrily dis.
posed OF to-day. Judge Wylie threw
the case out OF coutt. the bond wss die
charged, and Mr.. Kellogg released from
custody. This Was brought about 10
this way: The indictments charged that
Kellogg was paid lawful money OF the
United States by Prcs. Price vas put
on the stand and swore thst be paid
Kellogg postal drafts. Mr.. Ingersoll
thereupon moved to dismiss the case, %
the testimony produced TO support the
indictment confictsd With Il. This mo-
,ion was argued oil day yesterday and
Judge Wylie took the matter 10 bsnd.
This ucrning the Governmsat said Il
had nothing more to ofer. and under is-
structlons from the Judge the jury, with
ont leaving the box returned . verdict
Of NOT guilty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
GORDON'S VAIN APPEAL.
HIS Critical Condition Unheeded by
the British Government.

LONDON, April 30.-S,r Samuel Baker
has written q letter 10 the Times, 10
which he refers to Gen. Gordon's appeal
to the milIionaires Of England and Amer
ica. He asks whether there can be .
more terrible example Of fajshlessness
on the part OF the Government than this
necessity. He proposes that the Sultan
supply 5000 Nizams, India 10000 and
England 5000 troops to relieve Gen
Gordon, halt OF the force to converge
toward Berber from Suakim, and the res,
to proceed up the Nile from Cairo. Sir
EvelvR Barring has advised the govern
DsEt TO abandon the Soudan after reliev.
ing Gen Gordon.
A ladv has written letter to the Nor.
ming Post offering El,0O0 towsrd the re.
lief of Gen. Gordon.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
NEAL, THE ASHLAND MURDERER.


GRAYsnN. KY, May There was no
excitement here yesterday when William
Neal was sentenced for being one OF the
Ashland murderers. He made state.
ment declaring that he Was innocent. and
accounted for HE whereabouts the nigh,
|of the murder and the day after. he
said: at the charge was true the verdict
would be right ! have no objection to
the Judge's ruling As to the jury they
we're scared He was at the mill ct work
till midnight and then. went home and
sleps 10 bis own bed with his wife, and
the next morning after being waked up
by bis wife and young lsdy, he went
TO the burning house in which the chil
dren were murdered, and rendered oil
the SIS stance he could Some of the
witnesses we're mistaken and others swore
falsely. He said: II am convicted by
the evidence Of that lunatic, Gearge E.
lie, and I say here ] am innocent.
have no money; am poor man; an
condemned to be suspended be ween
Heaven and earth expect to meet I,
like . man. | ssk my LIE to be spared
|,f NOT. the day will come when l will be
vindicated OF the charge / am accused Of
I am innocent; ] know am right Mr.,
RUSSELL there might think he 10 right. and
Mr. Campbell might tnink he is right
As to Mr.. Hefin, | cant say that Il dn
mt want to abuse any one: ! am too
much OF man to do that, and have more
principle than to tryto abuse aay one
I may be standing where I have no
friends, but say am innocent of thai
terrible crime. The truth may be blamed
bat cannot be made ashamed Il can,
be kept secret forever. When the great
day comes, rich and poor. Judge and
fury, must melt a. one, and there oil will
be known. What good will it do. take
my lifef 1t will not avenge the death
and cant bring back the children. ]
have not had fair and impartial trial
The Judge has ruled right. leave my
good wishes for him."
He was sentenced to be banged July
|l8. Neal asked to be sent 10 the Lex.
ington jail because IL was . strong one.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

Guen,her SchDelle, convicted Of mur-
der 10 the second degree and sentenced
TO imprisonment for life for tbe killing
of DR.. Guenther Schuchardt, ct Wheel
ing, has been granted new trial.. The
Supreme Court, on error, holding tha,
the Circuit Court erred In permitting
Juror, Mitchell to cit 10 The case, he moi
having been able to say at the time
whether his mind. vas free from.pfejudics
and unbiased by reason OF previously
formed opinion, as to the guilt or mao.
cencs OF the accussd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

From the st. Louis Globe Demecrst.
Perhaps the most famous and fatal
firearms on this continent are the duel
ing pistols Of Aaron Burr. They are
the property OF lnnis Hopkins, Of this
city, having been left him by his father
Col. Brent Hopkins. who died at Hen.
derson, Kentucky, on the 9TH OF March
last. One Of these pistols 6red the ball
that killed Alexander Hamilton at Vice.
haWken. II 10 identified by long deep
notch on the handle. The pistols were
made BY H. VI. Mortimore, OF London
Englsad, gunmaker to his majesty, and
Hsre imported by Burr ut the close OF
The fet0lutionary Nar. The barrels are
thirteen inches loug and carry an ounce
hall. They sfe lint lock, the pans for
the priming ore lined with gold, and the
touch holes sSe brnshed with the same
metal. They are hair triegers, end shoot
with great force and accuracy. The
locks are pieces Of very superior me
chanism. This pair Of valuat,le pistols
have come into the possession Of Colo.
mel Brent Hopkins through his uncle,
Captain Samuel Goode Hopkins, ef the
l2ad regiment of United States DFa-
goons who purchased them from Burr
ia Washington City in the winter of 1918
or 1914. paying $500 In gold for them.
The weapons have surely blood stain.
cd history. They have been used with
fatal eject in eleven duels. Pettis. of
Virginia, killed Biddle on Bloody Island,
near st. Louis, with them; Edward
Towns, OF Virginia, killed Frenchman
near New Orleans; Captsin Sam Goode
Hopkins killed Spanish count near
New Madrid, Mo-; Hugh Brent killed .
man from Georgia on Diamond Island,
below Henderson, Ky, and they we're
used several times In Virginia, twice 10
South Carolina, and more than once in
Kentucky with deadly effect.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
Poison as Q Preventive Of CanHi-
balIsm.

,WAsHNeroN. April 29.-Betore the
Jeannet.ee Committee this morning
Lieut.. Melville was asked II be said any
thing about poison, or bad any poison
With him ON the retreat. He said he and
DR. Ambler frequently talked about the
proper course to he pursued in an emer
gsncy, snd arrived st the conclusion that
under no circumstances wss anything
like cannibalism To be permitted. II an
emergency arose which would suggest
cam balism, they determined TO take
cyannide OF potassium, and put them.
selves ont of the way. As matter OF
fact, however, they left the vessel In
haste, and took no poison with them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
General Warmers Pension Bill.

General Warmers Pension Bill.
The sct to regulate the granting OF
pensions, introduced 10 Congress by
General WARNER, and which passed the
house by 9 large majority and is now
pending in the Senate, Is q measure o.
considerable interest to pensioners, and
one which will greatly facilitate the grant
ing OF pensions to those who deserve
them. The act provides what shall be
sufIicient proof IN certain cases, and 10,
10 fact, declaration OF rule OF evidence
not heretofore applied in pension cases.
For instance, under former laws, the
applicant wss compelled to furnish ev,.
dence that he was in good health and
free from disease at the time be enlisted
This rule was felt 10 be hardship by
many, and no good reason could be
given Why the government should re-
quire proof, when its officers we're re-
quired to examine into the physical con.
dition OF every soldier, and the presump-
ton arises that none were accepted who
we're not sound in "arm and limb" at the
time of their enlistment. To require
this proof was simply to burden the ap-
pIicaut with the task OF establishing Q
fact which had been officially determined
by the Government itself. The new act
changes the rule OF evidence, and pro.
vides "tbat oil applications under the
general pension laws, including this act,
where it appears By record evidence that
the applicant was regularly enlisted and
mustered into the service, aud served for
Q period of three months or more, that
fact shall be sufficient priux facie eyi.
dence that he vas IN good health and
free from disease. or cause OF disability
for which he claims . pension" OF
course the proof Is merely prima facie,
bnt the rule throws the burden OF prov
ing the contrary on the government, and
the applicant is relieved from furnishing
proof OF fact which he had before es-
tablished to the satisfaction Of the gov.
eminent officials.
Another important change is made In
relation to the elaine Of dependent pa.
rents. The proof In these cases under
former laws vas very difficult to pro-
cure. Tho new Law provides that, after
the preliminary fac's-the fact and cause
of death, and the fact that the soldier
left no widow or minor children-have
been shown, sit shall be necessary only
to show by competent and sufficient evi-
dence that such parent or parents are
withou. other present means Of support
than their own manual labor. or the con.
tribuiions OF others not legally bound
for their support"
There are other provisions Of the bill,
which will he considered in another coz.
nection. The promptness with which
the act passed the House indicstes that
u will meet with favor In the Senate
The bill vas prepared By Sen. WAREEs
after full examination into all question:
bearing upon the suhject.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
TsE metbods of Standard OH,

THE methods of Standard Oil, %
prscticed 10 Columbus IN January last,
are those certain parties In this, 17th Dis
|srct, think will w.n nomination. Gen.
WARNER sparns all such corrupt meth
ods and hss nominstion on June 26 viii
satisfy the greasy gang that the people
cannot be bought. The more the peo-
pie see Of the working, OF the followers
OF Standard Oil the more they despiss
them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
Civil Service Reform Como 10 Stay

Civil Service Reform Como 30 Stay.
WAsHlsaroS, April 2l.-"No steps
backward" ID the civil service motto, %
is shown by the unanimous disapproval
by the House civil service committee OF
bills referred to 1t aboaishing the present
system. Without distinction OF party
the members OF that committee declare
against any interruption OF the work OF
the commission and thereby indirectly,
but Significantly, endorse the new system.
Added to this action on their part b the
declaration from Mr.. Randall that the
appropriation to continue the system In
operation will not be withheld. Appa-
rently the new rules are 70 be given fsis
trial. though there is q good deal OF COW
ert hostility 10 them felt By the machine
bosses Of both parties.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
That Remarkable Platform.
Tcl.do po.&

In the resolution which the Republican
State Convention. adopted and subse-
quently struck out Of the platform, the
Scott isw vas commended - ''measure
of revenue ssd . measure OF restriction,' =
oil OF which 10 indisputably true, Ba,
In view Of the palpabls cowardice OF the
Conventios, II would seem advisable to
abandon further talk shout the Demo
cratic party being on the run, or con-
earning the alleged Inconsistencies OF the
late Legislature.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
II is sunounced that JAMEs 3. KEEEE,
the Wall street spectator, failed last
week.

WHokvER may be the Democratic
nominee Of the Chicago Convention. We
have no fears OF the platform Of princi-
Piles on which the party viii make the
contest. On the great issue-that Of
State and local -self-government, %
sgsinst Capitalization Of power-the De
nccracy will stand where it has always
stood. on the side Of local self-govern-
ment.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

Mr.. Vim. Thomas. OF Newton, L..
says: my wife has been seriously af.
fscted with cough for twenty-five years
and this spring more severely than ever
before. She had used manv remediea
without relief, and being urged to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery, did 20, with
most gratifying results. The 6rst bot.
tie relieved her very much, and the sec
lond bottle has absolutely cured her
She has not had 30 good health for thirty
years"
Trial Bottles Free at r. W. Pope's
Drug Store. Large Size el.0o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

THE Bellairs Daily Isdepeadsss haa
entered upon the tifth year OF its sx.
istsnes II is bright nswsy paper and
owes much Of its success TO the ready
pen OF JoHN r. Cow.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06

81. u Matthews, formerly governor
Of Weat Virginia, dad at LynchbuTg, OF
'srysipslas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
NOTICE no TEACHERS,

TvHR Board Of Rxamissrs Of Monroe County
i vii. hold meetings for the examination
Of teachers - follows:
Woedsdsld, Saturday, June :. 1854
:" July Is,
Those desiring certificates Of any grade
must be examined.
Examinations 70 commence ct O'Clock.
~ order Of ths Board
may6, SAD. JAMES A. WATSON. Clerk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
gsa' 9Sbutisen'ea
NORMAL SCHOOL.

DROF. d. A. MAXWELL. Of Marietta
i Academy. will open Normal School in
Darlington. beginning
Monday, July n
and lasting eight weeks. AL the higher
brsnehes will Be taught. Tuition, 80 90.
For further particulars address,
H. A. MAXWELL,
Marietta College.
may6, Std. Marietta, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-06
NorIuE OF APPOINTMENT.

E.sase Of George n. Weisend. Deceased
gTyHw uudersigued has bsen ap ,cint.d and
qualified - sdniuisirs or "f the s,ta Z
Of Easeree N weiseui. late of Moproe Coul-
y, deceased.
Dated this - day Of April. 4. D 1854
may 8, 'S4t3. PHILIP GLASSE&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-27
No German Need Apply !

Cblgts ihciut nns Mrttc Der o,n.u
frcuihcu Stndts Gunucntiou. lpcltc
oicic &Utlc IN St. 9ouis tnate. gciucicr
ut icia &c Il. Houi. 5ribuue be
rihtet:
Zen 8ourbOu:u Niiiouris iites nit-t
CIHmll III SrdunIt ciuacinIlcu. cjucu
Tcutidltu ium TcIelnleI ;ur National
GouoCUiicu IL iUlElCu, obiuOhl lciner
u, .}nh! DER rrutidlcu Tcmufratcu feline
l.r;HIc III. Clc rcputi;.1niihe 1crtci
9P TCuris itittr abcr u;cr ocE.id}c Gc
!csJ;CG II oic rcuubllflulihc 9iatlOuGl
Gcnotut,Cu. Die 1crrcu Hcucuhnbu.
Naacy Nracr. rUo %suijcd. llr6sr
S.cs cithiflt o;s rcVGb.iFlulidlC Qclc
1li:lu Uiiiourl, mctrtrc ocu'idlc Gr
iatuIIulCr
9t1:r trot cl:tcm uuo c&eoem ly.rp
uus uuirr Nabbcr. Or lciccr cuh 81
Der uid,t aer:nqeu .}abl ocu;idl-r
lcmcrrdisn qehori, udtItcns micocr
5ci,trr. oa9 nur cjt o,mctroi,Idlc
t>arrj pc@ 1tG;iteI igcuHo!dl qcinat
ici. uIo Gle n,hiocutidisr Hcputl'ilHtr
ocu 1cut'fcu ipinneIciuo Tra.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-27
aus 1sirs Grrrf.
4ars Sststsan.l

GceeHRirtis InS HUr ;r5eIi risIiit
dHerJt1uiidac itImilieu IN lhiro Greci
1orpuihip. rpeitr Srmsciecnthgm be
NEsE. sIE SClptis sos ii6 eoS 9eHtib
thIIE her II cilicr erfrcuiidcu SSeiiC
eatioite!i hai. ME - 10 Den fltisiaeu
SobHcH CStTaaHias u5crau no ne nd
naaeHeSeIt IN ;solae ihrer 9uersje une
9Hsolacr eelirlt Th Sim @phlNnnos
elus9r;uitIpIHaeu. SSas Die politiidcn
SHVtlteu Der ataiitlcn 8cpublitnner
IN uuiereW 5opuihip aubetriTt 10 tnnn
it' ,IhHcu Die &eriiherIIua eebeu. onb
oitisibcu uidliteu IeTbI iid iuieecr nm
ods Republitnuiitc Banner if,a0ren
uno pie Gin Rnuu ibre Stimmen Iiir
Games ~ Slalnc uHo ,Sohr u. 2o9an,
dbacbtu iucroeu. iUcEu audi 9eute iuie
Carl Sdur; uuo Der @aieriimpel St.
,<ohu uou snnins. iih 9eaeu Die 8nmer-
tragCr Der Rcpubtitnuer ertlGren. Die
RCyub!liauer BON Eblr0 Greet nit ocueu
i'd 1T icbter ;1cit ubcr oieicn Geqeuiinun
iprod'. trtllrcu iIdl Uhnc Yusuobnc nit
ocy Nomination Ucu Sininc uuo gogou
;airicocU uuh ingcn pies iino Manner
ocucu utnu gctrUIt DC ;}uQcI Der Sun
pcsrcgicrHuq nupcrtrnucn tom. 0urrnb
iUr Nlojuc mo Yo9an.
q LII unhliInmrr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-06-27
Sic "Gbrnt" Jrogc

Alcrr ,SO'tpl Bllttn;r uuU 0rIhlIuo.
III, bot iial Dis Miube qsnpmwcu DC
Irtsg,utgu,tr lCbcaO I'll ;cH,tr uro
Qcimotu. oo6 an ciuem l1Glm. oryd'-
Itnlttlid sos 0oruer w1dticu. !.uity
( gW',rgsu llnIt5nocn tuu rnh l1uw
BiGitnsC's 2luiidlt ciu eiu;igc. zdmtu
form olc'cr TIlanie 80 Nolmc rgryct
brlugeu, nch o,c l1Glitc oicIrr Bat. as
9urfIhultt ougmon,meu. i;c,lit t. Id
hCrnus, bnB Gil ciniJgcs Santfpru $50
N0rncr crieu8tu tlui. 1lcs cgtglrt
/ on* NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ocs .Gdcat"
III ZEN g2ci;tniclocru. ou Scr Slr.Cr
oiticr Enlric lGuge Belt IN Euo,t it.nc
acimiobiatclt teibcba!r 6,l l,.ct.
ucr hat lett ilUoli ,Gubrtu EN- mo oa5
ic;5e 5elo nit g&ci;cu bcqi!nn;t. :oc.A,y
an oem'c,5cn geiOGeu vUyoc. MO trog
ocr, iciut 9}ld6dru icht uHt,y ocu,
llcbCrhouoncgmCu ots Cheat 81 lclo,a
hGbcn. bat q en- ton oitiCm Tc;aa. ocs
l@eiicHbaucrs oer1dltryFmaTa r.,ncs
6cIo, Ivejl cr it,ts iih @tUhl scRe55u
Den Samtu Der Lrtsuc uou igutm
SodtDcUcu ous5uiouocru. Rad ,;usr
uou 0crru R,ot,n.r uorqcrommlua;
3ihluul Ia; u lctt.. ,E1ll IN ,,Hcr
Sdutrctrc UoE 40 Acre yGIGt utJtu
Irc.ycutorrcr etidt mo lot lolQGA
ieet ucr HcJne ncbcu 5todc o,c'cr
Ei,du;c. rpc!dc hi ocu auacu,urr,er.u
Turtitujtt uou - o1imeu mj. 5uo
2oucu ,jueu Grtral UoH '3.leo
00rUtr ais ole Irift oc, qciatcn isbcu
aorucr uey Htlbe 5rsebeu. 2,rl,"om.
utu. i1at 0crr Slattutr tn ic;ucr uG,y
o,cicu Geleuitnu> III bcr ..1,1H.auo
lluiou" pcr0Tcut.idtcH @lrtifcl. Cog my
uicr Xroieut o;cicr ,3ahl E.; re.u
gScI;cu o,cics I{nhr Gsiat lpsroer. 10
'onrmcu 1924 Roruer nuF l5oc 5cnt
rclhc. i;att otr Tetcn IH yCrltr1c5cuoW
Sabre. oocr lcJua uuI oas sa1;c ,7t.a
III etu Ghc1tic.o III uCTudncc,H. wsur
Der ⪙em ouTh oic T.,cqcu. ON ,7roit
cocr oGrh tuecrc uriab,u rcraidltct
w,rocn ioltt osTr = itdpi. os5 Il
ltgtcs Iabr c,u aorrdlcu GFcat mt.
2uoH SStj;crferueru bate. oltics ,Eahy
abCr itcH u. II ecr'dtta SaiaG,.
w,,, Or S@c,tr 'id1 ujtri 10 raid. utr
mcbr. pis Gttdt &ui o,cis SS,iic
foutmt lcG'trtr otEt &;cticu ucg uao
i1arincr icg;cr scrau saraEi ct.-H HaF
ibT Sdlt'Uti;eu i0 rem uUg GFcot 1T.
me g RHr cruloalgdlt pcroen tanu. -
icoss agsaeiate aorHteu oicisr &fou;c
iicb 8uuitiRcu fGQcs III 5000 rcrrlaoclu
tauu. rcrr SlaiiHsT III 10 Ttii gcH Der
8it,IattIi ieJHfr SHiid1f. cas G1eltnar
oard5 ieiHsn clgeHeH SaHrcT ipCt,cvft2n;t
wcrocH t1HH Euo ui4,t 1us Ss.l;su tnf
ittbi. Ubtrieu1., PAS CT TarE,sgH i;-s
2Seiie v0a 100000 gesra SI.syas) da
5ictet. oaB en- NIT rsIHsm SSei;cu h
idits ,7slo nieu1als Htb III CIR Shc-titlO
vsrIvaHoeiH uiro II tuir EsacreJ Jlfss
aIg5vfld sllss TIavgE h1rt,s. oaB II
pieleH $SeJ;eH'eleCrH aHicTcs GgHsiu
ojs STCs9s. oeer Uje - bracr cril.rs,
1T. &c G3sat9HlHis. H6cr5ses -e-er
men. lez'eH DJr De aziueTti zssc;t &tr
S5drEsr azi eJeiC 2a1tilcbs. unS E1t.Ru
SnsH DIE sjsieH {<rsii SSstita i1e1-
saraaf * 'cbCH. Sas Fs b,o4 t.5rlcs
SSsiSeH aHsiaeH.