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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
THE REPUBLICAN OPPORTUNITY.

When the polls close on the coming election
evening the Republicans of Ncw-lork Will
have elected their candidate for the Appellate
Judgeship, majority of the Congressman and
the Assemblymcn, provided that between now
and election morning the party does its bcSt.
The tide is certainly with us. The nomination
of Judge Daniels is admitted alike by Rcpub-
licans and Democrats TO be an exceptionally
srong and popular one This self-made man,
who has risen by his own patient endcayOr
from the cob6ler's stool TO the bench of the
Supreme Court, is certain to command the full
party vote and some hing more. MIR. Fcckhanl,
Oh the other hand, begins his campaign
seriously handicapped Tammany has long
account against him to settle. 1t was only a
few years ago that he was doing his best to
destroy that organization. Then, again, the
fact that he has been so recently thorough
going partisan is well calculated TO lose hln
the votes of conservative Democrats who may
al que that so active a partisan can hardly bc
expected TO possess the judicial temperament.
To these two drawbacks TO Mr.. Pecllham S can
vass is to he added third to which The World
of yesterday, as will bc seen 10y its article
which we repnblish on another page, diIcci S
SPECIAL attention. Pcckham has or Is supposed
to have the distinctive Administration
mark upon HIM. He is or is supposed TO bc
The "Admlnistra ion' cand date.
Nor is ii alone as regards their candidate
that the tide is with the Republicans. AS a
party they arc in better shape 10 make cam
paign than the Democrats. On our side FAC
tionalism is a thing of the past Our parry
friends in all sections of the State are united.
The terms half breed and "salwart" have
passed out of the political vocabulary. Not 50
with our opponents. There are Hill men and
Cleveland men. and The Word, taking the
public into It's confidence. sadly declares that
the Cleveland faction "downed" the Hill
faction in the choice of Pcckham. A united
Republican organiza ion faces a divided De-
mOcracy.
Such is the political situation to-day. In
view Of il we feel entirely warranted IN assert
ing that Republican success is conditioned
simply upon hard and pelsls. sent work during
Inc brief campaign. Cheering reports reach
us from many IF the districts. some of which
have been regarded as "doubtful.' The saga
cious parry representatives who were drawn
TO this civ on Wednesday 10y the meeting Of
the State Committee brought encouraging news
of the Congressional and Assembly canvasscS.
Let us make the most of the opportunity at
ali points, not only in view OF what Is immedi-
ately involved, but in order to be better pre-
pared for the last approaching contest OF 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
WILSON BARR EFT HERE.
HE TALKS ABOUT HIS "HAMLET.n
HIS OTHER PLAYs-PLANs FOR THE TRIP IN THO
COUNTRY.

| HIS OTHER PLAYs-PLANs FOR THE TRIP IN THIS
COUNTRY.
| In one of the arlors of the Victoria Hotel
last evening strikingy handsome sitting Oh
the arm of huge easy chair talking with expressive
gestures and well inodulsed voice of actor to
party OF friends who around the room. It was VII.
son Barrett, the weknown and much takedof English
actor who had arrived here an hour or two before
this on the City OF Chester The steame"
was not expected by those who had friends on
until day, and the party Of veil known the
atrical peopis who went down tho Bay on private
yacht Mr. Barrett smaller than 10 otherwise
would havs BEEN Partly from this cause too, but
chiefly from the sepsiby arranged plan. Mr. Barretts
arrival here remarkable for entire absence Oft
usually rather ostentatOus greeting which is accorded
welknown actresses and actors Az he left tho
steamer he was taken uptown to his hotel. aud after
q hearty dinner ready to receive his visitors
He was dressed IN comfortably flung velvet sDok.
IN Jacket buttoned tightly the front and morning
suit This enabled fair idea OF his figure TO be gained
and it apparently that OF little above the
medium height, we'll proportional. but with almost
unusual breadth OF shoulder and general muscular de-
veIopment. As he spoke his voice gave PROM
ise Of great power when 1t shouid be er
erted TO its foil extent, but wi.hal 10 wa
musical and evidently held altogether al command.
His face suggested than Of those present
John Mccullough aud psrtook ct the same cias
cal nature OF noolest Roman Of them asL
His dark hair cut short around the weii-snhpeu
....o. .rt ovor thu toraha,d In
head ana IN 'front.' cure" ior "a"" o'o' ~ " "
not over pronounced bang. He was taking OF Ham,
=, .,,. AN ,re.ant ,vipg suygested thar he give
some IDEA his reading Of the play and character
have been severely criticised, well az highly prsse
cot, n. 4. for thu chauees nom tho ordinary acting
~ ~ = -. A.. - ,,,,h o-.,,.r or suyhrar
version wnch has oer" :" uSo WIN s.'" " ~
variations since Garrick's time. All have endeavored
90 do however haa hcan to read Shakespeare by MIS-
own light have tried play as think Shakespeare
meant tt TO be played, and In doing so have been
-, -. II. ,,,a,u oh.r,as In .rrangeueut Many
io'oo" W ~ 49, -,,.:.. 10, ,.., h,an.,
neon grntes FOR which SHAKESPEARE mas pee" pi"h'i
have thus lrei but Shakespeare who
80 a, ,.r,, bnt the acting edition. Thus,
WV Nv i""i'' '" -
after the inarder OF f"t'""S e"iiI wa
tho act until tie Q,ren has Informed
,h n; and rho ,rtarval then that act aud tho
' N.Y. GU 49,. o., y,., ., nv. ,oen .b,nwrecked
next allows Tune TOT Htn'~et 10 p"'o "o'"
for Laeres to have from France for 0peta to
49,. iona mad AMI FOR p,Loofus nave beeu Durfed.
h"'o ko"o '"' ~ " - 80,
The play scene place IN tue open ATT i'' "''" w"
that this il mistake, the climate OF Denmark would
Nd mn n MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

Mr. William Walter Phelps has reason to
feel proud of the confidence cposcd in him
by the Republicans of the With Congressional
District of New Jersey. He has made 80 hon
orable record in the House and has given such
satisfaction to his constituents that he was yes
tcrday nominated for the fifth time, though
rotation was the rule in the district This
action by his party, as he remarked in accept
ing the nomination, was without solicitation
on his part as he was in Europe during the
time the delegates were being chosen. Mr.
Phelps will doubtless lie reelected and con-
tnue his useful career in Congress. His
speech of acceptance, and also the remarks Of
Congressman Boutelle at the same convention
clearly state the principles on which the party
appeals for success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
heart Of Ameri.a in roprosasIon OF this hoartls's

heart Of Arucrjsa in reprobaton OF this heartless
goddess Decd
Brother ION tbau-I thought tnat after taking Bal'
enria you = to ,ded to bag Austria
RnssIa-Wo lid. but we can't
What. the mattcIr
: Our Uncle won't let u.s.
RotnsohIl l. - Omaha World.
poor little thn-egsed boy says The Eesc- Orleans
ricatne, bicycling the avenue at night must carry
his lantern lighted drsynan may drive his dray ~
the sans time wIt,outa light. The Inference Is that
roor ltie hlnegeed bicycling boys are IN tue habit
OF smashing up drays the ROAD, aud must give AL
sorts OF warning Beer wagons can 20 rs they please
with without lights and fast or slow. No policeman
likes to arrest beer wagon. lie thinks too much OF
beer"
Protection at our boarding house.-Young Tellitall
(coutnuing story)-And just as was stepping OH 'ne
Llndlaiy (touchinp bell for seryanp-ring. 49,
Young TellIta Unurediy)-Perhips some OF tne
others have not heard It. madam lid BiIa
John b. Drake the proprietor Of the Grand Pacific
Hotel Chicago. millionaire, director In the Chicago
and Alton Railroad and 10 the richest bank III the "es
besides being STOCKHOLM In several otter big corpora
TONS yet he doesn't think it beneath him To attend
personally every lit detail in the management OF
his hotel He walks regularly throagh its dining roo
and nspects IL, Railways and starcases Just carefully
az II he was manager on salary. This by the way
is proboby the reason why he isn't q manager on
salary.
said that half million copies nave peen soo III
the so-caled Senatorial edition OF The Wdshn9on va
fionai Reptbcan, containing individual portraits ana
sketches OF the United Senators and group OF
the Senate on the stops Of the Capitol The Bake Pub
lshng Company, OF Baltimore controls che edition ano
supplies copies by mail &C ten cents apiece.
Turks never drink intoxicating liquor never abuse
,ls polite to women anu Invariably klhd 70
children" rho efforts OF misSunareseo elVllze anu
christlanize tho Turk seem to have been a failure.
lNoIristowu Herald.
Gmms glass Of Soda" said tramplsh-ookins Iltl-
GEN. leant up against the coulter III inc EDott
House drugstore. ,,.,
What syInpl' asked the fzzican, with his hand on
tho throttle OF the instrument.
"Strawberry and nectar cream" :,
TIE order filed, and as he tasted IL test'ngy, he
remarked: ,.
You get this water from factory. don't youP
No, SIR" said tue clerk, Indignantly, we 10 not.
We charge 1t ourselves"
The tramp poured 1t all down and smacked his lips
critically. , ,.,,
DO You moan tell you charge tina: right here In
this storel' he inquired again
Certainly do" . ~,
Very we'll just charge 1t. Code. enin9 and he SID
out i Washington Critic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

Tie company also ncu,,s Miss Alice Lot hpridge the
danseuse, and ful The music Is under the Ill
rection OF Mr. Michael COnney.
Mr. Charles Wyndham Is still kept from tho stage Oy III
ness, although cOnvaescent
Miss Rose Coghlan may be seen this week at fonkerS
where begins season. appearing as Lddy feasie
Miss Cogh ans Company udes Frederic Dc Bsesile,
A. Shipman Charles Walcoit J. G.. Mcdonald Werner
Charger L. l. Mortimer, G. II. Leonard Charles Eiwin
Malcolm Bradley, Frank icSch.'. Miss Clyde Htrron.
Mrs. Charles WacOtt, Mrs. Charles Peters. Miss Peters
The repertory Will include School for scandal, Lon.
don Assurance" LADY o. Lyons" AS You Like IT,.
Masks and Faces" Twelfth Night and scrap or
Paper" Miss COghlan Will display wardrobe that cost
$4,000 for her company that cost $l,OOp
This popular is TO appear Ia NewIOrk, AT tie
Union Square Theatre. on January 81, 1881
Edwin Booth has appeared sluce VI 'nday, september
49, Buffalo, Detroit. Bay city, East Saginaw, Kals-
mazOo. Grand Rapids and Milwaukee. This week he
acting IN Minneapolis and st. Paul Gu October he
appears Chicago, where he will remain for two weeks
Mr. Jefferson Will be there at the same tme that the
pIay-goers OF Chicago wsee represent tive
OF Amerca-one the leader In tragedy the other
THO leader in cOmcdy-perforning side by side Edwin
Booth will 1t. Louis and Cleveland after leaving
Chicago and before ming to New-Y0rk. He appears
here at the star Theatre November l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
PECKHA.WS CANDIDACY.
THE WORLD DENOUNCES IT AS partisan" AND
LAYS The BLAME OF IT on THE "ADMINIsTRA-

LAYS I HE BLAME OF 1T ON THE ADMISISTRA-
TIoN."
From The York World Of yesterday.
against the best interest of the State against the
Of this city, which thereby loses the opportunity
for untammeed upon municipal candidates and
will in the end prove against the best interest OF the
party that the stats Committee either led
forced yesterday making partisan nomination for Judge
OF the OF Appeals. The mistake supplemented
by the Judge whose friends defeated the
partisan who fac the only candidate who
would accept partisan nomination made by the committee,
who distinctly presented the candidate Of the Ad
such these tho Mug
From me Eoeninq Pos) l(Fr0m York Ts,aes)
Ia Peckham q warm, OF essential To
supporter the Cleveland Adj the plan the Governor and
minrtiOn and synpahizeT his Judge Muller 10
with its reform policy. Hslprrven the nomination Of
opponents the partsanl Judge PeCkham 1t hal
friends OF Governor Hill. the special sgnhCan In view OF
Cockrans MueIs. Rdgwaysthe fact that Judge Pecklam
and o Brens Of whom well known earnest
resigned tine rtylsupptrerO the National Adj
party good and others nnstraOn and that has nOm
whom will have follow nation Is favored by secretary
the course sooner or Manning.
later
The partisan friends of Hill gentlemen
them-whO tried prevent partisan
high Judicial Office, at only
but viii deprive the people OF this city OF
chance they have deslrCd OF fair and square
upon the issue OF honest home rule They have been beaten
The nomination OF Judge Peckham Is dstinctyey Admin
Judge Foger for Governor by the Republicans
four Il is the simple uth that the friends OF Mr.
The special friends MT Cleve
land capturing the Judicial nomination also captured the
proof Endorsement New State could
give President Cleveanh's popularity
Peckm has been the bench but little more than
two years lie avery atve politician before his cleo.
and understood not To have entirely lost his interest In
political affairs He Is 81 character. popular manners
and COOL attanmens The opposing party having kowse
nominated unexcepOnabe candidate, ta result Will bel
cra RcpnbIicans the Republican ana tho Mugwumps win
be-, or ought TO be, for MI. Pecklain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
Amnsements.

AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures Exhibition.
BlJpu oPERs hnusK-s-Lkle Jack Sheppard.
lAsi~O--S-Erminie
observation-disclosures
EbxN MUsEE--Waxworks
GRAND OPERA HoUss-S-Hoodman Blind.
HARRIGAN's PARK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1YCEuM THEATRE-~-rhe Main Lima
MADISON SQUARE IHRArRe-s:3o-Eed by the Enemy
NADisoN-AvE AND 59THsT.-9 a m to IL p m.-Merri-
mac and Monitor Naval Battle
HIBIOs GARDEN--e-TheodorA
Polo GEotNDs-Baseba.
pOOIE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma Lawn
standard THRATRE--s-A Wall Street Banda
e1AR THEATRE-S-rh- Queens Favorte
THEATRE CoMIoUE-S-Arrab ma Pogue-
WALIACx's-s-,InsephneS Sold bv her sisters
Sn-AvF. AND 55TH-sT.-9 n M 10 III y. m-The new
Cycorama or the Battles of VcksburR.
FfH AvpHUr administrations.
14rff-sT. IHEATRE-S-fbe Scapegoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
Nep2lork Daily Gribnare
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1886.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRE1oN.-war fever and stocks in London; eff
feet of the Hungarian Premiers anti Russian
speech - Edward Solomon's trial for blgamy.
e. Racing at Newmarket GO German singers
coming TO America. - Death of Andrew jack
sons servant, one hundred and tw nty-elght.
g. Attitude IF France toward Germany.
Observation-Disclosures of Mas achusetts noml-
mated John F. Andrew for Governor. 60 The
Maynower- Galatea race declared of. - Letter
from Jefferson Davis deuouncng General Sherman.
- A storm IN the Northwest. 60 General
Miles's report on the Arizona campaign handed to
the President - trial OF Janitor Titus at
Belvidere. - Nominations for Congress. -
Sustaining the Dow law in Ohio
CRY AND &UBURBAN. -Four men killed by an
explosion of dynamite - William waiter
Phelps renoixk.; - Dates of Republican
primaries and conventions fixed. - County
Democrats IN favor of Grace's denomination -
A merger of New -Englan railroads proposed. -
The defence in the Staunton case begun -
Wilson Barrett arrived. - Daniel Driscoll con-
yicted of murder in the first degree. - Winners
at Jerome Park Herbert, Rebellion. Wickham.
Valet Marsh Redon. Burr Oak. - Detroits
beaten by New-Yorks - Gold value of the
Iegal-ender silver dollar 412l2 grainsl-at 44osd.
DER ounce-74 Ga cents - Stocks. after being
higher declined sharply and closed weak.
THE Decentralization for to-day Partly
cloudy. with chance ofrain. growing cooler. lem
perarure yesterday: Highest 60; lowest, o. !;
average. 637so.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
SENATOR MCPHERSON AND ruE TREASURY.

ITchtOH L1Spatch 70 me Netc- foFh uOFtd.
It more than probable that Senator Mcpherson has
been offered the position of Secretary OF tho Treasury.
contingent upon Mr. Maunings retirement tits
Understood here by the Senator'S friends that he
letter from tue President formally asking him
take charge OF the Treasury IL is further said
Senator Mcpherson said In reply that he could make
TO tho proposition until after the fall election
III the Republicans carry the LEGISLATURE will refuse
the offer. hut II the Democrats secure the control.
that Democrat be elected his then he
will gladly 20 the Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

the other day. Nothing funny as this has
happened in Connecticut lor a long time. 1t
came about in characteristic fashion. One OF
the humorous freaks with which he was won't
to delight convivial company was TO hold
his glass under the mouth of the bottle I'LL
il was full while he with his face turned from
the dispenser of liquids kept saying, Not
another drop for me-" He played 1t on the
convention by declining the nomination some
weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
A SHAkT 10 WIN

From The Patsyson. N. j., Press tRspl
1t would bo absurd 10 devote space commanding
such nomination las Mr.. Phelps the voters of this
district William Walter Phelpss with thu Repub-
eans and large number Of Intelligent Democrats OF
these three counties stands for all that beat Ia entail
ability 10 ripe and serveeabe scholarship, In political
and personal integrity. IN uuhagging devotion 10 tho
protection OF American labor and the best interests
Of bis district. The nomination of Mr. Phsps has
10 mean assured aud triumphant victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

MsNpNis Letter % The L0uisUiLIe LOuTIeT-J0uTNdL
The nom OF James Pnein last FRIDAY Tor Con-
gress Xth District OF Tennessee significant In
that IL punctuatesA political period-inarks distinct
and wel-ierned epoch In Southern politics. | refer to
what Is known as tho young mems movement" or
which Phelan become the prominent leader. with
out rival even the person or Bob Taylor. Mr..
Phelans has been pronounced by Old expert
enced politician 10 have been the most brilliant
Witnessed In Tennessee politics. He hai arrayed against
hun classified the entire ring elemeng" In
all OF tue district tho entire Federal
and the Oyersnadowng prestige and popularity
OF the grand old chief Democracy. Isnan e.. Harris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
FAREWELL TO MISSIONARIES

held yesterday at ST. Pauls Church In Fourth
ave- In the who san for AieA
tomorrow In tho morning Bidwen Lana preached
the nature and after which letter
thai had ust received fom bishop Taylor WAS rea
In Tho afternoon N. Fitzgerald preached upon tue con-
required la missionary work and then Or .ows
and discussed the QuslAeaoes
for workers. In heather lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC VOTES.

The folio wing is the full cast OF tho Commodore.
comic OPERA which IL described After Millaud."
conposei by OIenbacn. The English version il by II.
b. Farnie and r. Rocco, ami IL viii produced for the
nrsC time IN America by the Violet Cameron Opera
Company AT tho Casino on Monday. October 4:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
THE CYCLONES RIVER EvAPoRArING.


Tho claim a discovery Of rivsr la Alaska by Lieu
tenant Sch watka, which has been know map
for more than hundrei years. and the naming of II
after his mployer, Mr. Jones OF The Neu York Times
so ridiculous that BOTH Scnwatka and Jones Will evil
IDENTITY DO laughed out OF court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
AN OPINION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

From The NelO- York Mai and Erpress.
An enterprsing Western journalist pood the Massar
chusetts Republican Convention yesterday, and dis
that etentns of the delegates favored Mr.
Blanes nomina, 1888. We would like ask what
The Post thinks o the common school system OF Massa
ehuselIs W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

AN AWFUL STRAIN on HUMAN CREDULITY.
From the Boston Herald.
Ia Saul among the prOplos do eyes deceive us
when read Dan Voorhees, Is defending the civil
Service law the stump In Indiana After ths the
earthquakel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

Friday are given for delegates who will place
in nomination local candidates who will inspire
public confidence and aid the Republican
cause in the State as well as in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

The Democrats in Ohio. having tanned convict
and paupcr hides, now having their cwn hides
tanned 10y Governor Foraker, to which they object
most vigorously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

An excise inspector has been ia Ken to Bellevue
Hospital suffering froEi alcoholism. Here is fine
opening for genuine reform ON the part of the new
Excise Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

FoREIGN.-War fever and stocks in London; ef-
feet of the Hungarian Premiers anti Russian
speech - Edward Solomon's trial for blgamy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

The situation in the East is so uncertain that
fbe ipancers in London are easily excited.
They were greatly alarmed yesterday over the
al ii Russian speech of Premier Iisza in the
Hungarian Parliament. But the fact that an
outbreak is expected seems to be good reason
for believing that one will not take place at
present
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24
40. SaDrgang.

Observation-Disclosures beTst den 0eaea
Observation-Disclosures Staateut
9err Serntamn SrcfI6mtSt,
Qt0eut ttno GorrcSpoRoetlt, berctf
Bite st1aten &etttuGn, SbiO, sSss>
ot6t1 1&tO 0trGtnto.
1tnier @teettt SEER SD. 8cGMtaNtt
beretT 0e8enw6rtt8 0en Sta1t
SatnotS.
ttafcr M8ent 1tttS Correspondent
ST. Cent 8ettuis9 Dpnett beretf
Den Sto1t NebraStG rn0 9afot1
Serr.
1tnier 9t9ettt 1tnS CORRESPONDENTS,
seer Trtco+ SbetI, befl&d1t 9e9ettz
1p6rtt8 Ste StaGteW SHtmOts ataO
Sotua+
1tatfer 2lgent, Serr GtftarSamse,
bcreiit Nte SteatcH SHinotS wnO
SOtu0+
ttsier 9t9emt, &err 6. NtttrnGer.
bcretit OeH Sta1f Californian.
1Itier M0ett, @err Stto Bets
3tth9Doncsr bcretF oen Gtaat SScs
braSfa-
1tnfer 2l9eft Serr NttDnft GHcr
beretf 0e8enw6rtt8 Scn StaGt
2aui0S%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-24

= Inter ben neuen Grnennungen
bes Brditoenten @IepeIanD far
Soma iino benin bod du0 OeutI6e,
beiOuoers 5err Sobann Seemann fir
bas Boltmetlteramt in Der Staot . en- l.
0 in Soma. lteber i'm iaQt Der ySt1otsz
al3eiaer" i'll 9es OtoineS y9err Seentann
tuar Sberiff bon @rawforo County uno
aud mebrere Sabre WfitgIisb beS GountDz
SuperpiiOrenratbes uno lit Elm tidttger
Dtann, Der ltb inter ieineu 2anosleuten
tuie unter ben Qlmerifauern augemeine 9i6z
tung uno 3uneiaung erporben bat. SIT
friberen Sabren belt ct OaS ein5tge Oeutihe
!9otel III 9entiOn uno gIetdI tpOIten OeSz
bGlb iebt ieine repubIifaniiden Seinbe, b.b.
Die OtuderbanOe, ibn 5u einen rSaIubns
fteper" ftenrpeIn, oarHlt er ia nt9t ben
4oiten betOmmen ioute.
= Der 8rioatietretGr bes grditDenz
ten GIeOeIanb erfLGrt Die 9ea6ri6t,
iponad ii6 Der BrGiioent BEL Der 8unoes7
bGuptftabt Elm 2ano9ut taufe, fur etne
-@Hte.