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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HoTEL-Geo Nevian, Memphis
Tenn; Harry Brown. Maria; Sam Levin, Bexar
Co; f Corkill, Realitos: Skidmore, Bee
Co: Capt Frank Jones, Realities: Samuel Ket,
ron, fredericksburg; Hugh McGufiu, P S
Sowell, Seguin; H BALM. Uvalde Geo W
Clark Galveston; F Gorand, Taylor; W P Sed-
dons. Palestine; James McLymont, S c Ward.
T H Potts, Liberty Hill: Robt Gribble, Austin;
& W Carson, Exiter, Mo; w b Flemming, Pat
Fletcher, Belmont; Henry Dayton, Ohio; ] D
Staples HouLton: G King, Galveston; +
Matthews, San Marcos; E F Redfield, Calves
ton; C Conoly, Kennedy; A Bancroft, Lavaca
Co: f J Abbott, Seguin; Cahill, Luling;
Elstner, Hallettsville; H Barrett, Corpus
Christi; w L Long, Alabama; N Maiet, st
Louis; ] Kasas, st Juan, Mex; L Salnstalot,
Frio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25

Recorders Court.
A. Scholz, crossing funeral procession,
S..
Carl Boatman, drunk and disorderly
$40.
e. 1. Rsdpath, drunk, S..
Geo. E. CLANCY, drunk, SIS.
Tinker johnson, striking, S..
Mary Green, insulting language, s..
Mary Green, disorderly, SO.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25
To Be Paired

To Be Paired
F. W. McAllister to Lena Stumberg.
Charles w. Haarman to Emile W.
Groos.
Richard S. Lambert to Mamie E. Mat
ter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25
. Night 1al sEsE's h sssS

Soother at hand. 1t is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opiuns
or Morphine, but gives the child natural
ease from pain. Price 20 cents. Sold by
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25

Strawberries and Ice Cream,
At Harnisoh 81 Baer's. 4-ll-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25

For SALE-500 pounds type metal al
the LIGHT office. Soft
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25

Turkish and Vapor Baths,
At Zilian's, cor. Commerce and Alamo
streets. 3-l7-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-25

Strawberries and Ice Cream,
At Harnisch & Bser's. 4-l1-tf
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


IN the Senate, on the e3d, a joint resolution
was passed providing that the public lands in
Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas, now sub
ject TO private entry, shall be disposed OF ac-
cording to the provisions Of the homestead
laws only, until legislation affecting such
lands shall be disposed Of or until
the present session of Congress adlourns.
Consideration OF the international Copy
right bill was proceeded with :. In the House
an invitation TO participate in the celebration
OF the Centennial anniversary OF the Inaugural
tion Of George Washington, to be held in New
York April 30, 1899 was received and referred
The River and Harbor bill was further consid-
cred IN committee OF the whole.
In the Senate on the cath, consideration OF
the International Copyright bill consumed al
most the entire day, and the matter went over
without action -. In the House, the report OF
the contested election case of Frank VS.. Glover
from the Ninth Missouri district, was submit
ted It finds Glover entitled to the seat. The
Tariff bill occupied the remainder of the day.
In the Senate, on the 25th, Senator Voorhees,
speech on President Cleveland's Tariff message
was the principal feature Of the days proceed
ings In the House tariff speeches were
made by Messrs Bynum. Brown and DocRery.
THE marked features in the proceedings OF
the Senate, on the Goth, were the notice OF Mr..
Ingalls, that he would, on Tuesday next, reply
10 Mr. Voorhees, attack on him Of the 25th, and
the debate on the Land Forfeiture bin In
the House, the Tariff bill was discussed at
length by Messrs. Buchanan, aemphiil, os-
borne and Hudd.
THE Senate was not in session on the 27th.
.. In the House the debate on the Mills
Tariff bill occupied almost the entire day ses'
sion. An evening session was held, devoted 70
private pension bills.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

ABOUT twenty survivors of the great
Sultana explosion, which occurred on April
90, 1865, near Memphis, Tenn, whereby
1900 Union soldiers lost their lives, were
present at the reunion at Hillsdale, Mich,
on the 9th.
1T is stated on good authority that In.
dian Commissioner Atkins has not re-
signed, and viii not do so until after
awarding the annual spring contracts for
Indian supplies.
DIR. C. w. MERKLEY, of Chicago, was
waylaid by two men within 250 feet of his
home ON West Van Buren street, on the
night of the 18th and robbed of $1,000 which
he carried in a belt next TO his skin.
The capital of the STANDARD Oil Trust
now is 800, 600, 900, and the market value OF
each 800 Of the stock it S160, making the
total market value of the trust Sl44, 900, 900.
The dividends of 1887 were 10 per cent. on
the capital stock.
GEORGE Moss, white, Jack Grow, a half
breed Indian, and Owen ID. Hill, a negro,
were hanged at Fort Smith, Ark, by the
United States authorities on the 9th
THE business failures during the week
States 1913, for Canada 30, total of 223, as
compared with 195 last week and 10l for
the corresponding week of last year.
SERGEANT JAMES WHITE met with a
horrible death at Fort Gibson, |. r., on the
9th He went to lariat Col. Coppinger's
horse, and while holding "a stake with the
point toward him the animal suddenly
kicked at him, striking the stake and driv-
ing it clean through his body.
MISS ADA BELL RICHARDS, a cousin Of
President Arthur, was married at st. Louis
on the 9th to DR.. Wright, of Chinatown,
|. I. The groom is a quarter blooded
Choctaw Indian, son Of the late DIR. Wright
of the Iudian Territory,
A HEAVY frost at Norfolk, Va, on the
25th damaged early fruits and vegetables
from 100000 to $4,000.
The collections from internal revenue
during the first nine months Of the fiscal
year ended June 20, 1888, aggregated $780,
s3395S, an increase of 1882, ,T53 over the
corresponding period OF the last fiscal year.
PRoF. CARROLL, OF Louisville, KY, says
there are 'rivers of oil" at from 1900 TO
1000 feet below the surface, and that valu-
dblc AIS dbOHhNf especially AfpU anu
coal, in Scott county, Ark.
THE resolution Withdrawing the timber
lands Of Alabama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sas from sale until the public land bills
now pending shall have been disposed OF,
has been favorably reported TO the House.
The subcommittee of the Appropriation
Committee on the 25th reported fagorably
on the proposition 70 give 100000 10 a
eolored peoples exposition at Atlanta. but
postponed the date one year.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-03

on n. 9th Alfred 7. Phillips. the actor

ON the 9th Alfred T. Phillips, the actor
died at the Gilsey House, New York, OF
pneumonia. He was thirty-four years old,
and well known to the profession, having
played with the Henry Irving and Madi-
son Square companies.
On the 9th Fred Carroll catcher for the
Allegheny Baseball Club, and Ed Will
hanson, short-stop for the Chicagos, were
arrested in Pittsburgh, Pa, for "intoxica-
ton and disorderly conduct" Carroll
was fined $40 and COSTS but Williamson
forfeited his deposit of $50.
On the 9th the election to fill the par
liamentary vacancy in Mid -Lanarkshire,
England, resulted as follows: Phillips,
Gladstonian, 3,Sf7 Bonsfeld, Conserva-
tive, 2,917; Hardie, Labor, GIT.
On the 9th General Boulanger, re-
spending to a toast to his health at a ban
quet given in his honor at the Cafe Richie,
said he desired to protest in the most en-
phatic manner against the charge that he
aspired to the dictatorship. Moreover, he
declared if the question was raised in the
chamber, that body would vote to abolish
the presidency.
On the 9th a banquet was rendered to
Miss Clara Barton, president of the or
ganization, by the Red Cross Society of
Philadelphia.
AT Herbertstown, Ireland, on the 9th,
addressing large meeting. John Dillon
maintained the justice of the "plan of the
campaign Notwithstanding the inhibi-
tion of the Pope.
DIR. N. z. POTTER of Bridgeton, Me-,
who lately returned from Europe, is
quoted as saying that he saw Mr.. Blaine
at Naples, and he was looking finely and
in the best spirits. He spoke of the COM
ing election, and said the Democrats could
not succeed without New York. He
showed no signs of ill-health.
IT is said that Claus Spreckels will soon
move his family to Philadelphia, which
city he designs to make his future home.
In New York, Harry Cooke, the young
man who recently disappeared on the eve
of his marriage TO Miss Jeannette Minor,
was found by his father, on the 9th. wan
dering aimlessly about the streets in a
demented condition.
OK the Goth DR.. Clemence Sophia Lozier
died at her home in New York. She grad
uated from the Syracuse Medical College
in 1853 with high honors.
On the 9th funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Ex-Governor Hoffman
were held in Grace Church, New York
City, after which the body was taken to
Sing Sing for interment
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

On the oath about fifty New York COM
mission merchants met for the purpose of
permanently organizing the Wooden
Goods Association.
AT Albany, N. Y, the brewers lockout
was ended, on the 25th, by the bosses sign
ing the agreement required by their en-
ployes.
On the oath the Keystone Investment
Company of Philadelphia, said TO have
been big "bucket.shop" and backer for
about twenty similar establishments in
Philadelphia and neighboring cities, sus-
pended business with liabilities placed at
$4,000; assets unknown.
On the oath the Eagle Consolidated Re-
fining Company of Lima, o., commenced
snit against the New York Tribune Asso-
citation for libel, for alleged false repre-
sentation of the business Of the company.
On the 23d the Judgment Of the Supreme
Court Of Kansas, awarding damages to
Patrick Mackey, an employe of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway Company, for inju-
ries received through the negligence Of
another employe, was affirmed by the Su
preme Court OF the United States.
Two important victories were won by
the striking fint-glass workers of the
East on the Gath, the Gill q Company's
works, at Philadelphia, and Dunning-
heimer's works, at Brooklyn, starting up
on the workmen's scale.
OK the 23d report from Paris said:
''France Is IN the direst danger az present,
for all the enemies of the Republic are
ranged arouud Boulanger, whom they will
use as an instrumentw with which to accom-.
plish the destruction they long for"
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-03

SERVE with active zeal and humble conf
dence, and wait with patient expectation
for the time when the soul shall be salts
fed 49, Samuel JOhHS0L
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-03

ORDER is tho sanity of the mind, tho
health OF the body, the peace Of the city,
the security Of the State SosdAg}
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-03

BIEssED be The thought that uplihs, wEo
ever has spokeni --Jtebt Messenger
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03
Sic Wil5=SiG,

wic lie jest portie8t nit ben StbdnNer-
ungcn, Die iua1ren0 Der lan9Iticll9en
8eratguug im 3eprdientantenDnnie
0cma6t uuroen, 5ei9t auI's SlaTltc Die
6oGlbeit, S5cubelci uno 0rrluoiabs
GuIi9feit Der Otmofratil6en logcnnantet
,,gfeIorm." Die gr5eu9niie Ot5 gtor-
oens iouen ;ouIrei Iein, jeue bes Siioens
aber bur6 Dobe 36le 9ei6iist bleiben
0us lit Der lan9cn Jeoe fur5er 5inn
5ilr ben lieben sioen iino Die u9tano
sbae" serabe re6t, ober fir ben gforOe'
9ibt es feinen S6us. n9ie Otills l6
5arifbiG," ;" ia9t Die oelitofratii6e "Sl'
StnaisSeituns," ,,be5mcft ni6t5 Yin
oeres, ats eiueu 3Ollfrie9 oe5 SuOen'
eesen ben 9torbeu. g8er i'll bielen
ariese burdau3 auf Seitcn 0es Siioen
ite6en nil, III, oen fam man ia mid
perbinoeru. Sab es bod aub sur Sci
bes pieriGGrisen Siir9erfrieses senu!
uno utersenug 2eute i'm Goroen, iuel6
benz Gilben ben Sies uiini6ten! Wta
uannte iie gppperbeabs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

Sn ber Debate iiber bic Mils 8i1
I'M 9auie erfldrte .0err Mius baB
ieine Gonitituenten ooll ltdnbis nit ieiner
6a1tung in Der Sariffrase einueritanoel
leineu uno ipie5 auf ieiue@ieoereripdbl=
ung ais ben belten Selpcis fir Die
&i6ti9feit hieicr Sebauptuug. Serr
Otills uer9aB aber leinen GOlle9en su
lnecn baB er Bel leiuer eriten Griudbl=
ing in 1884 1924 NteDrGeit bate
pdbreno er bei ieiner @ieberluabl in
1886 MIR 5,S31 Mebrbeit iibcr leineu
repu6lifanil6eu @e9ner er5ielt - aGu
7,o5a Stimmeu ucni9er uie i'll 1884.
9Genn ieiue 8opularitdt i'll bcn lebten
5uei Sagreu inl ietben MaB uSu9enonlz
men" miro er I'M 81. gonsreB bur9
iciue 9tbwcleubeit 9tir5en.
SEilliam 8. Scott, Der beriidtigte
-9(usbcuter bieies 9uubes, einer
Der 9emeinlten Wunopuliiten Yennigl-
uanien's uno au9lei6 fanatii6er 5rei>
bdnbler aus 5petulatiUn, nnbGalpil 30.
9rice, Ntit9lieo bes STANDARD Del
3ru1t unO ciner Der Setbeili9ten Der
gfelp Yorfer 9lcqueouct Sbiuuoclcien
Olrb uelde Die 5tabt umWtilliouen be-
trU9en iuuroe, iilo ju faftii6em 9eitern
0er Gleuelanoz zgampa9ue crnnltat iuor-
ben! 9a5 miro ble glrbe,tcr un0 ALE cDr=
licGcn terTreuroe uOlleno5 in cine
gar uidJt 81 bdnoigellhe rSe9eilterln9"
Tiir bas oempfratil4e 2idet perlebten
- ha5 bciBt, es miro ciac SER
idmcttcruOe 9tieOerta9e erleiben. Den
bOs9nItcn oemOfratil6eu 6obn nimmt
fein bcnfenOer 9(rbciter Din, pBuc lid
@enlstbuun9 am Stimmtoiten iu ucrz
ld)aifeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03
9uri @rar. Wadlr Dir einen.

Sir aepSbnIi6 ai6t Is apsi Wsae, I'm baS
Az errei&en. pas bic Ratur ntituntsr nnr I'M.
pplIlfGnbia bepirfi, namItd, bic Gingsweibe su
erlei6tsrn. Der cine in, rdmliG, Atfiibr>
unasmittel su Seri6ludsn. bas iibsrmdbiaen,
icfcrtisen unb f6mtr,bafttn Stublsana Ssr'
l&afft; Der aneere in, Solsttsr's Wnsen-
9ittsrs ein,unsbmen, bas ni@t setpdltfam,
abtr tur6areifene geuus wirft unb bic Gin
scweiee ni6t ansrsift. Bsr bsn crfsn Dss
pdblt, braudt nitt auf pausrnos abbiilft ,u
bpfTen, unb fam ni6t rrrarisr, bab 1 er
i&wd&enben 8iidpirfuns eriatbt. prItbr tic
Sreane eben 10 I6linm cetr in nod Itlim-
merrm 3uifanbe, ais friiber. ,uridldbt. Wtr.
auf ter dnttrsn Stits, irine 3uHuGt ju bem
gittrrs nimmt. Der fam ii6 tarauf Ssrlahtn.
bab tine rtsulGr a0rpsrtsi&aTtnbeit, ais
5plee elmer Grnsueruns Der ssiunoen Spdun.
traft i'm GinsspsicsfanaI, tpisesr btrraslfeGt
pirS. &tssisben bOm beilidmsn 2odsrn Der
Ginoepsies, mdht bhs Siitsr5 cine lola.
fsnbe" 2e6tr pisetr ,,muntsr," eibt tinsn
prbitbGtisen, slntritb ;ur 3bItiafeit Der
Riertn unb rirtt aesen bic srftsn Nn;st8rn
pom Rbeumn.ismue, sesen Heigunstn iur
@itt unb ssstn WdIarid. sIsi6Yid tris bal.
elbe auftritt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

Die ,,&Oice" oa5 einTl ubrei6ite pnD
rabiateite 4ruDibitiOnsz8 latt III Den
Ser. StaatCn Dat ii6 beiunOere Wtil0s
9e9eben i'll Der Scrsun9enbrit oes re-
publifnuii0tn &rdIioenti6nIt5s sGauoi-
Onten iibcr icinc Stellung Sur &rubi=
bitiOnsira9e na6juforl6en mn lit 81
Dem Gnt;6luiIc gefommen, baB fem
edtcr 9rpbibitioniit fir Serrn 9arriIpn
itinlmcn iollte. Sn Dem betreIfelloell
9lrtifc1 DeiBt es, baB III Snoiund, no
SarriIou an beIten befannt lit ftiI,
9(bfaQ Der Spirituoien6dnblcr uon Der
republitonii6en 4artci li6 bcmerfi'd)
made, uno baB Die Stellumg oes 0en.
!0arriIOn III bieier 6ra9e 9ctaoe Die Ie!
welbc boz Dem 9iqu0rz Snterrehe nE1cs
Itrebt wcroc, ndmti6 Die Gegulirung
bes 0anoels nit 5piritIpien, uno ma6t
linn ferner ben Sorluurf baB CT bicIa
;Sraae nitt nit ben politiI6cn 5ra9ell
bes Staate3 poer 8mbe5 5ulanmcngc,
wpricn bnbcn luOlle. Sn einer lcbtel,
9topem6er in 0anuille, SnOiana, 9e:
6altenen Gebe babe 9err 9arriIon 9e
Inot, er 9lau6e niht baB bic Sroblbl'
tion burb Den Staat Die bette 2blun9
Ser Spiritupienira9e lei. slu6 iuiro tbn1
gum Soriuurf 9emadt, baB er lib sc:
lueiQert babe cine oDn Der @. 9. 8. Il.
(GbriItli9en Sraucn 9cmpelcn5 Union
circulirte petit ion Su unter5ei6ncn Il
Der Die Giniigruu3 beg llnterrl6t5
lber Die 8irfun9en con Ilcobol uHo
3obaf, in ben Dffcntli9en S6uleu pcl
Snbiuna uerlangt iuurbe. 9teles Ser
6rebcn bcgin9 Der uSpice" na6 Scr
6urrilon int Sabre 1885. 9lucs Die
miro aber Die 8eriiber Der Gjeii9eu DC
mofratiI6en 3eitun9en ni6t abbaltcl
na5 ipie Dor Die Sebauptun9 auI5l
iteIen, Serr SarriiOn iei ein Srobit'
tioniit, Die rcpublifunii6e 8latTorr
babe li6 fir Srpbibitiou erfldrt NIP
uIes nur I'M piellei6t eineu 2eidt9ldi
5i9en gu ibrcr 8arteianidauuu9 81 b
feDren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas Wendell Dey and his wife Regina
Dey by their mortgage deed lated the 10th day
Of December 1855 and recorded In the recorders
Office of Gasccnade county, state of Missouri,
In book No ! atpage $50, did convey Ia August
Begemann the following described real estate,
situate in the county of Gdsconale, state of
Missouri. tO-wit:
The north east quarter of south west quarter OF
section one, township lnIty-nye range five west
containing 10 acres.
Which conveyance was made to secure the
pityment of a certain prOmissory note in said
deed fully described, and whereas default has
been made in the payment of said note and the
interest due thereon:
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the the pro-
visions of said mortgage deed by virtue of the
power in me vested bv The same, ], the under
signed mortgage, will on
SATURDAY, the 4th day Oi August. 1888,
between the hours oi ten o'clock In the forenoon
and three O'Clock la the afternoon of that day,
proceed to sell the property herein above de-
scribeG, at public veUdue to the highest bidder.
at the Court House Door, In the county of Gas
cnnade, state of Missouri for cash TO satisfy
said debt and costs Of these proceedings.
AUGUST BEG GEMANN,
MOrtgagee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03
Notice Of Sale.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of an or
der of the Probate Court OF the county of Gasco-
made made at the May term thereof, Christian
KlOssner, administrator OF the estate of Henry
Held, deceased, will on the liti day of August,
1883, at the court house door in the town Of Her
mann, county OF GascOnade, and during the ses-
sion Of the Probate Court of said county, sell at
public auction all the interest of Henry Held,
deceased In and to the following real estate, to-
wit:
West part parcel No. ], northwest parcel sec
tion -, township "A, range q, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning ut the meandering of the sec
ton line, between section 2l and -, In township
a, range 6 west, thence running northeast cor
ner Of said section p, thence east along the sec
ton line to the northeast corner OF the northwest
quarter of the northwest or. Of said section p,
thence south to q stone on the bank of the Gas
consde river, thence along said bank OF the Cas-
conade river, TO the place of the biglnDing. con-
tanning eighty eight 40-lO0 acres, moro or less,
situate In the county OF Gasconade, state OF Mis-
souri,:
Terms of sale: Is per cent. cash, balance to be
paid In IL moDt tbs with pcr cent. interest from
day of sale CHRISTIAN KLOSSNER,
- Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-03

Der &ebafteur bes ,,2eb9er" ipri6t
in iebr seringI9dbiger @eiie ii6er Die
lebte Seriammlun9 bes Dieiigen re-
publitanil6en glut uuo ia9t Sunl
S6luiIe Die 9tepublifuner bdttcu friIber
tpoDl entbuitaitil6e SerSammllngen in
6ermanu nb9alten fDunen, n6cr oitic
3eiten leien porbei. 9eu&eoaftelr Oe5
2ebger mus e5 un9ebeuer uerOritBrn,
oaB Die &epublifaner 10 friiBc iii Der
Gampa9ne iiberbaupt i'll StanOe lino
cine &erIummluu9 6uStNnoc 81 brin9en,
o6ne naB pUr6er bnriibCr grpBcs 8ez
i6rei genlabt wirb mo o6ue baB ir9enb
Semano IpeSiea ourd YOitfurten une
5u9e1dnote @irculare oa5u aufgefor0ert
III iperoen brau6t. Die lebte Ser
iammlur9 oe3 republifaliiideu Club
mar ieDr gut beiu6t uno mebrere ncue
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eintragen, ba fann feinc nod 10 lueglUcr=
Ieuoe 9emerfuu9 bes n2eogcr" etluas
Gnberu. DAB ben 0emOfrutcn Der Gu-
t6uiia3mus fiir Die in iDrcr Yurlei=Y Ylntz
iorm anI9citellten Srin5ipicn mo Die
BON i6rer 9tational Gonucntlon crllalnz
ten Gonoioatcn nid)t gerabe Den 0ut
pOnt Sopfe 9ebt, fUnnte mau fiirjll6 BEL
lt6rer nit Uiclem @eI6rei angc5cl9ten
Jtatiiifation5zS Ianmlung, 5u Der bon
Sen oemofratil6en Mn9erI bier Sluei
6erOOrrdgeuoe &eoner cluoen parcn,
rc6t oeutli6 1egcn. SrObbem lie nidt
MIR bier Ipnbcrn i'll umlic9cn0cu StGoien
Die 8erIammllng mittc(3 2lnl1tdgjcttcl
mo 0irculnrcu bCfannt gCmabt nno
auf Die 2(niUeleubcit Der hcriiDmten &eos
uer bingclpieien battcrt, inuOen Iib Ctlua
ein 8Qterbubeno 0enofraten }ur Ser
1ammllm9 eiit, llno luslm lib nitbt c'nige
&epublifaucr ein9efunoen GGttsll, iudrcn
bic S5errcn gc5uun9en gcnclCn upr
lccrcu 8dnfeu ibre &eoen 5u balten.
Der filnitli6 erScll9te @utbuIia5mu5
Der oempfrotii6en 6iibrcr bate lt6 2(ltz
gcli6t3 oicIer Sbutlu1c 10 NbgefilDlt,
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