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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-17
ron PRESI DENT
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NEW YORK.
ron VlCE1PRESIDENT
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
Of ohio.
A POLITICAL SEER.
Mr.. Do YOunE's RnVlaDIA RECORD
as = Prophet and 0tRtssman.

Tho following correspondence is dip
ped from Mondays Examiner a. indi-
cutting, not only the sentiment Of Mr..
De Young, but that Of the people OF
California on the Chinese question ak
years agus
Editor Erdminer-Sta: Mr.. De Young
of the Chronicl, is not only q states
man, but q prophet. On tho 4th Of
April, 1882, President Arthur vetoed tho
TwentyAyear Chinese Restriction bill,
aud on the 9Th the Senate refused to
pass it over the veto. The vote stood:
Ayes--23 Democrats, 6 Republicans;
Noes-21 Republicans. Among these
noes were Harrison, Allison, Sherman,
Edmunds, Hawley and Hoar.
This State boiled over with rage.
The Chronicle in an editorial, headed
1.-THE Veto and it, Causes" said;
"These men (referrin9 to the opponents
OF the bill are not fit to shape and
control the policy Of the Republican
party. II its policy is left to them its
days are numbered. OF the 10000
votes in this State they could not Sc
cure 5000 outside of those who can be
managed like dumb-driven cattle by the
corporations and land monopolies."
See how this prophecy was fulfilled
ct the general election which followed
In that year.
The Democratic majorities over the
Republican vote were as follows:
Governor
Stonemen ............... "a, OLD
Congressmen-
RosecrSns, First District ...... 1886
His majority in 1880 being only 1903.
Budd, Second District. ..... 9S3
Reversing Page's majority Of 1883 in
1880.
Henley, Third District. ......... 1894
Increasing Bsrry's majority of 975 in
1880.
Tully, Fourth District ........ 4,718
Reversing Pacheoo' q majority Of 19I in
1880.
Congressmen-at- Large
Glascock tD.) over Edgerton (R. >13, 8O5
Sumner 3D. over Morrow (R.). 1896
In addition, the Democrats elected
the three Railroad Commissioner and
three out of the four members of the
Board of Equalization.
Mr.. De Young has again prophesied,
this time ut Chicago. that Harrison
twho was one of "these meh") could
not get the vote of the Pacific Coast
States. Let tho Democrats make this
prophecy good, so that the prophet may
not be without honor in his own coun-
try.
CAUCASIAN.
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AS WELL. GIVE Up THE FIGHT
In CALIFORNIA.
CAUCASIAN.

IAtl anita Constitution Chicago Dispatch.l
Ind talk with NJ. II De Young,
the well-known California editor, on
Saturday, just before be had been called
into conference, representing Blaine's
interest, with few leaders represe nting
the other candidates. Harrison had
made heavy gain that morning, re.
ceiving 217 votes against ninety. three
on the third ballot Friday evening, and
his friends hoped to have the confer
ence agree upon him. De Yonng
said:
"It is absurd TO talk OF agreeing on
Horizon; he cannot carry the Pacific
Coast. nor can he cary several other
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA
TON.
Lsnd Once at Eureka, Nevada. |
June ~, 1888,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed no.
tice Of his intention to make nnal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof Will be
made before the District Court OF Nevada; At
Elko. Elko county, on WEDNESDAY, AUG
UST 1, 1888, viz: Homestead Entry No. 2lo,
John H. weilAnd, for the ! z 4 OF N VIZ, 8
sw ONE A,NEA of 3 4, NV 4 Of 8
E 4, section IA. Township 81 North, Range "a
East, Mound DiAblo Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva.
tion Of said land, viz:
James Clark, Of Elko, Nevada.
+. NJ. NcPheters.
I. Ostroicher, -"
Il. N. Stone, "
d. II. HALL,
Register.
Ordered that the above notice DO published
for period Of thirty days in the DAILY INDE.
PENDENT.
d. II. HALL, Register.
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l have just received fine stock Of
Base Ball Shoes to which tho attention
of lovers Of the sport lie especially h-
rectsd. Call and examine them.
6'24 J. Rosgas1ooG.
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AT REINHART's.

WWHk HbDCtNFUN,
Handsome Beaded Dress Trimmings.
Novelty Dress Trimming Br.ids of
all descriptions and colors.
Beaded and Plain Dress Sets.
All-Over Embroideries.
Turkey Red and Navy Blue R,n-
broiderios, and large variety Of Fancy
and White Goods. ... Al.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


In tho District Court OF the State Of Nevada,l
In and for the County of Elko.
Era the ma tier OF tho Estate OF Hon.
~ Drevs, Deceased.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Administrator of the Estate
of HENRY DREvBs. Deceased, to tho credit
ora Of, and all persona having claims against
he said deceased. TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within Ave months after
the first publication Of this notice, to the said
Administrator at HIS Office in tho Town and
County OF Elko, State Of Nevada, that being
the place for the transaction of the business
OF said estate.
l.. K. MORGAN,
Administrators Of the Estate
Of said Deceased,
Dated, Jaly =, tsss,
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nshed until eAs County Cony0atTOnS meet for
40, Invariably IN ANv0neo.
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We hevo just received n large sios'
Of Ladies' Hats, Ladies Dress G1oS
consisting Of Ginghams, Linens %
Woolenp, and Gentlemen,s Cloths
all Of the lntest and most desirseI
styles. Call and inspect them.
3-36. ]. RoeRas9oss.
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TAX ON PROCEEDS OF
MINES.

TTNHR TAXES ON THE PRoCRBps OF
Il mines Of Elko county for the qusster end
ing March 81, 1888. are now due and payable
and the Law with regard u their collection
will be strictly enforced.
A. ". HEssoH,
Ovrnty 1saessor
Hako. RSvsdA, Juas 4 1893.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

tions, on permanent organization, credentials,
and order OF business. This was agreed TO, and
the call Was proceeded with When Dakota
was reached 1t was agreed to suspend the call,
and the names Of committees were handed up In
writing.
The 6ecretary proceeded to call the list as fol-
lows:
Pesmamsat Oypantsatioa- Alabama, 1. N. Car
ter; Arkansas. b. w. Ellison California. }. r.
Ellison; Colorado, Irving Howbert; Connecti-
Georgia. jackson McHenry; Illinois. William q.
Dustin Indiana, w. l.. Dunlap; Iowa. General
F. M. Drake; Kansas, J. G. Strang: Kentucky,
Maine. O. 4. Wilson: Maryland, r. J. W.
Gary Massachusetts. William A. Giles; Mich
igsn. J. X. Boics Minnesota, q. q. Hartley !,
s.ssS. asis SsSsd.
Foley: New Hampshire. II. H. Gilman; New
Jersey, ,. Hart Brower; New York, r. b. Sloan
North Carolina, John Williamson Ohio, Charles M
r. Lesds; Rhode Island. B. NJ. Bosworth South
Carolina, 4. A. Saxon Tennessee. George ".
y, wiTsson Tsnss, H. 2; : Ferguson We Vermont 9.
John Freal; Wisconsin, H. w. Hanborn Dakota.
r. O. Bo9nxt Idaho, Willis Sweet Montana, H.
s. q Powers: Waahington, =. D. Hyde; Wyoin-
Resolstdonu- Alabama. L. +. Parsons Arian-
sas, y. A. Willinms; California, NJ. NJ, Estee
Colorado, w. A. Hammill 4 Connecticut, N. ID.
sPno Incis s INDIANA inSsns
HalfOrd; Iowa O.. II. Perkins Kansas Albert
Grimm; Kentucky. Logan Mckee; Louisiana, H.
B. 4. Hiiiss asssschusssss, @ ~ Il 4. v. BesrS Mich. %
iesn, O. W. spaldirg Minnesota, q. q.
Edwards; JM:,i,:slssipgi: :. r Lynch ;
ni::ouH 49,: wsm ,i,s Mssnsr ss.rt.ha .r
Mampshlrei 4: 2. Hstcheisr; Nov Jersey. J.: W,
}. @. "A Mars4s Ohio, William Mckinley; ORE
ssr; M Nisods Isisnd, south Carolina
O. =. Marrigtt; Tsnnsssee, L: G. Howk Texas
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

this convention for his use = gavel made Of the
OAK Under which the Republican party was or.
gsntsed on the 9Th Of July 1854 In the village or
city Of jackson, IN the State Of Michigan. APP
plsuse.] This gavei has on itcopper, wool, wood,
iron salt laughterl the ffvc industries the party
now In power would ruin aud abolish from the
sss e this w9 ssonss "ss ssy %
pound the daylight out OF that party, aud there.
forc beg permission OF the convention TO present
this gavcl to the temporary Chairman.
Chairman Thurston accepted the gavel with
the remark that he would commence TO pound
the life out Of the Democratic party with It,
Laughter and applsuse.]
be allowed ten voteA instead cf two In the pro-
ceedingB Of the convention, as she was entitled
to this vote by her population and by all prece.
TO give the record of past conventions to show
that Whenever Territory had increased its pop
ulation In such proportion as to justify It, it,
vote In thc convention was increased.
Chsirman Thurston stated that the National
Committee had recommended that Dakota be al
lowed tsn votes during the preliminary proceed
ings OF the convention, and that Washington
Territory BY the grace Of the Democratic party,
On motion Of Mr. Bingham, OF Pennsylvania
the rules Of the last convention were adopted
M. HaiIoweii, Of Kansas offered the following
The delegates to the Republican Convention,
tinguished soldier and General Of the army,
Philip Sheridan, and representing also the living
principles for which he 80 gallantly. fought and
triumphed during the great era Of tho war, send
him their sincere congratulations ON the prospect
Of hfs recovery, and hope that his life may be
preserved for many years"
The resolution was greeted with cheers and
was adopted by q rising vote. The immense aud
ience Joined with the delegates in doing honor to
the sick soldier.
Mr. George Davis, of Illinois, moved that tho
roll Of States and Territories be called, and that
each State and Territory proceed to name its
members Of the committees on rules, on reBolt-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

8. NJ Elevsr; Tcxas, RotSrt r. Campbell; Vsr-
mont H. G. lde; Virginia, w. c. Psndlstou;
West Virgnir, John Cooper Wisconsin, james
ONeil Dakt II, b. n. sullivan Idaho, Gesrse A.
Block; Non ana, b. g. c. Powers Washington
Territory, o. C. White; Wyoming. ---.
Rnles--Al Alabama. Benjamin n. Long; Arkau-
sas, G. N Rix California, +: D, Rcbbtns; Colo
RADIO. J. n. Henderson: Connecticut, A. g.
Rohrbeck; Delaware. G. N. Mali Florida,
George 3. Wells Georgia, Jackson McHsnry;
Illinois, p. +. Marsh; Indiana, J. ~ Kinsley
lows, John N. Irwin; Kansas, James r.
Hallowell !. Kentucky. w. W. Jones;
Louisiana Napoleon Lap; Maine. Joseph H.
ManleyI Maryland Adrlar Psssy {. MAssachu.
setts, G. J. .Ngyes; Michigan, a. \. Watson,
Minnesota q. b. Edeertcht Mississippi, g. r,
Howes Missouri, d. r. Dyer Nebraska, G. d.
Bates; Nevada. T. Il. Williams New HGmp-
shire Charles H.. Greenlssf; New. Jersey,
I Z. H ,,,:s Gssksil; New xorh, = 8 I' Ems
MIA Thomas N. B.yne; Rhode Island.
Toomey Tennsssee, John 4. McCauI; Texas, j.
w, Horne; Vermont, b. j. Derby West Virginia,
A. ]. White; Wisconsin, A. J. Turner; Arizona,
L. r Eckers Dakota, H. w. Foster; Idaho, no
report Montana, no fepoftj New Mexico, J. r.
Chaves; Utah, no report w ashington, y. White
sor Wyoming Il. B. CLARK.
The Virginia contest was than brought to the
attention Of the oonventionsty tho Chairman.
There nov remnina-. he s~4A, 49, 1uvsssulr
- to WnSt delcgafes fr0m the State of Viz
giniA shall be permitted 10 name the men,
bers OF these several committees from that
State Mr.. Wise, Of Virginia. took the hoor
and stated his side Of the case. and he was fol
lowed by Gen. Mahone. Each mAds serious
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

tee OF the right to name the temporary Chairman,
and asked II Mr. Thurston had been elected by
the convention.
Chairman Jones replied in an emphatic AFFIRM
alive, for which he was vigorously applauded.
But Mr. Osborn was not to be sub;iued and In
the name OF the Kansas delegation, declined to
be responsible for the action of the National
Committee In this matter, and regarded 1t as
great mistake. [Hisses.]
He desired the roll OF the States TO be called in
order that the Kansas delegation might cast its
vote for the Hon. William Warner Of Missouri
No attention WAS paid to his demand, however
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

Frssnont. Whom Mr.. Green aPpsarsd upon ths
stage with General FfemOut thsee was an ont
burst Of applause which lAstsd several nOments.
General Fremont .waa warmly gxogted ~ he
was presented. He wes unwilling. ~ said, 10
delay the business 81 the c0nvsuttcn. and tllsfe-
fore he would consume only lev moments Of
tiHne. But hc would feel t6at b. caxrled n I'M
sensible clOd, end not . warm and sympathsttc
ssul for the welcoms be bad rrcsived. Hs va
happy and proud 70 recstvs hsse n
this great national assembly. tte wsI-
pantome OF many years BY hia paS1y
friends, BY NJ men asd TIE sons d t1s men with
becn associaxsd In ths nFst oFsnine aaanpaicn n
1056. [Applause.l
Mr. Lewis. q Ksutucky, presented : petition
ffom comm1ttee a The Grand Army a. tAe Rs-
accOrdea 70 tAem for distT1buticns
Atthe aueBsstjoa q Mr. ButterwCeth, q Ohio.
thc psfation vAs rsfcrssd 70 tlar Naaic1el Gem
Quest therein ocnAainnA SsssExs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

At the Clifton crematory, in Cincinnati,
o., Turney Aiken, the 10-year- old son Of
Allen O. Myers, of the Cincinnati Enquir-
little fellow was in perfect health. A sud
den attack of pertitonitis terminated MS
young life. The funeral was strictly pn-
yate. At the crematory the white coffin
was taken to an inner room, the body was
removed and wrapped in q sheet saturated
with solution of alum and water. The
cloth was removed from the face to give
the parents u last view, and then the body
was placed in the rotort, where it remained
two hours. The ashes were placed in an
urn and returned to the parents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

whole matter should be referred to the Com
mittce on Credentials, which was done.
The Chair said that he desired to make .
pleasing announcement The Nebrasks dele
CATION had with II rs their guest the frst nomi-
nee Of the Republican party for the Presidency
and desired to present him to the convention.
They desired to present John C. Fremont. Tits
announcement WAS received with cheers and
Of the Nebraska delegation. to present General
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

X
cHAnMAN Ksrrs.
around and capturirs other peoples sea4s n ~
body of the han. The hail was hot and TIE
efSss ssre mnnts. ss II - IL. a.v stephen A.
N9rthrup Of Fort Wayne offered prayer:
Following Il = part Of the prayer: We ray
srt sa SSss S ca a. s ~ o.
day from all parts Of our broad land. Hslp
them TO realize the grave responsibilities rsstins
upon them In the cboice Of . standard -beatsr
people one who shall paxtAke of the sympA-
thfes Of the E:=sses; Tor Thou didst say
when Thou vast o., earth, O blssssd Christ,
laden and / wiil give you Tssk We invoks my
special favor to rest upon ttOse who afs leaders
OF this convention, and those who are The rsp-
We ask Thy blessing 70 n It upon the great party
that 10 Represented here to-day. We thank Ihee
for its glcrioua pact and success. though indeed
It's robes In sscrinciel blood u multitudss Il
In response 70 the invitation Of the Chair Gov.
Ssssr ,ss.n q the e On os.a
dressed the convention ~ follows:
mr. PKEsIDKsT-Y Your Committee on PesmA-
hent Org.ni!et.sn makss the following unant.
President Hon. Morris N. Estes Of the State OF
California; For Vice Presidents ws recommend
.Aiabama. r. D. Parker; Arkansas. r Hsvis !;
California, w. W. Byington; Colorado. ]. w.
Wingate; Connecticut I. Z. epeucer Delaware,
J. B. whitaker; Fufida, Q. Wells Georgia. W.
Cullen Iowa. H. II. Rood Ksnsas, ". A. John
son Kentucky r.. ~ Hobson LpuislanA Il. G.
Minor Maine. r. 3. shepherd Maxyland, ". b
O. ". Crawford Minnesota. = \. ). Chsndlsr !:
Mississippi, J.W. Lee; Missoun, b. X. CrnNfOrd ;
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donal Church, opened the exercises
with prayer, after which Secretary Fes-
sender, OF the National Committee read the call
for the convention. Chairman Jones then ad-
dressed the vast assemblage In ton minutes
speech.
At the close of his address Mr.. Jones said :
'Gentlemen, at the request Of the National Re-
publican Committee present to you as Tempo
rary Chairman OF this conventian the Hon. John
n. Thurston."
Delegate Osborn Of Kansas objected to the
assumption on the part Of the National Commit
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

A rather costly wreck occurred on the
Chicago and Indiana coal road, just north
Of Rosedale, Ind, few days ago. The
north bound passenger train, consisting Of
baggage car and one coach, colliled on a
sharp curve with freight hauling empty
fats. Both engines were badly wrecked,
and several fats demolished. The engi-
neers and iiremen, ae we'll as ell the pass
engers jumped, all escaping serious injury
except Engineer Malone, Of freight engine
No. IL. Engineer Gilmore, Of the passen-
ger engine, succeeded in stopping and re-
versing his engine, and thus doubtless
saved several lives,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

Captain Andrews starts ON His Trip.
The little Dark Secret, Captain Andrews,
sailed for England from Nantucket, where
she had been waiting several days for fair
wind. This is the smallest craft that rides
the OcAan
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Uo0tn q 4FN. Lhob0 Xeotef.
Mrs. Lisle Lester died at the Sturtevant
house, New York City, Of pneumonia, at
the age Of Afty-one years. She was a
widow. Mrs. Lester was well-known in
newspaper ofhces in San Francisco and
Chicago, having been identified with jour
nalism and magazine work for some years.
In accordance with her own request her re-
mains will be cremated at Fresh Pond,
L0nO Taland
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

Killed by saw-lnn Explosion.
Hogge's saw-mill in London township,
about twelve miles below Ramsey, ILL.,,
blew up. instantly killing two men named
King and Lagne.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

A woman named Mrs. johnson, living in
tenement in Allegheny City, Pa, gave
poison to her three children and then took
some herself. Two of the children and the
women died and the other child is not ex-
pected to live. No cause is known for the
deed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

NEW YORK.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-06-27

a0utUCAy nSu8aUBs
William Patterson was hanged at Louis
vile, KY, in the yard Of the jefferson
county Jail. He was q colored man and
was convicted with another colored man,
Albert Turner, for assaulting and fatally
beating Miss Jennie Bowen, on April %,
1887. Patterson protested his innocence
on the scaffold.
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The Grant Homestead.

Geo. A. Joslyn, Of Omaha, announces
through the press that he will gratuitously
aid any one who has been imposed upon
by unprincipled quack doctors or medical
institutes Of that city in obtaining a return
of their money or in otherwise recovering
satisfaction, and requests all who have
been duped to communicate with him.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-05

SIM preuBtf@en 2anbtas fans
ben unsewSbnIi9 aniuirte Debatten Bel
Beratbuns bes goItsi9uaaiten @eiesss
unb seIesentIi@ etniser @ablprafunsen
itatt. Den beftisien Sturm erreste cine
&ebe gusea @i@ter's, In weIder er fi9
gum 8srtbeibiser ber Wdrte bes Raiiers
bauies unb beionbers ber Raiierin sesen
bic Nnsriffe ber RarteuprsHe unb sesen
bic Dittatur bes Wsi@ssanaIers aufwarf.
gr proteitirte seseu bic rGrbli&teit ber
@eidssansIeruarbe" unb sins NIT wubrer
8erierteruutb sesen Bismard los. Ser
2drn uurbe suIest 10 sroB, baB tein @ort
msbr 3u periteben mar. gon touieruatiusr
Ssite wurbe mebrfa9 Yroteft einselest,
baB Der &sbner hen Namen bes Souuerdns
IN bie Debate aos. Ser 2anbtas uerwarf
NIT l7s seseu 14s Stimmen ben Dinbts
bori'i@en Nntras auf Aenberuns ber
WoItsi9ul gsrwaItuns; nit anoeren
Worteu: man ertIdrte i19 sesen bic IONS
ieiaoueQe S@uIe. Natarli9, bas Bolt
iolI fur bie ,Reuolution" er3osen worSen.
60 upaen's bic @ebeimbaubler unb basu
taust bie sonfeiFoneQe S&uIe ni&ts.
SnTrauireid bemabeu f'@ bic @ouas
partiif.n cine 9eri6buuns 3wii@en ben
Yriussn Serou.e uuo gtttor ausubabueu.
Nas Gouite bes grferen tbeiIte benz bes
Qsstersn NIT, bab Brtus Serome Napoleou
eine Wsuifon BET 8erfaiiuns unb bte @abI
bss Staatsoberbaupts bur& btrette Bolts
abifimmuns befirworte, abrisens ni@t bic
Dteoerbeiteuuns ber Wonar&ie, ionoern
nur bic RouioIibiruns Der RepubIis piui@e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-05
4ere8rap94& 9epefdBe,s.
Deutf9Iaub.

Berlin, 30. Mai. Ser RaiIer Jrie.
brl9 fat in Der Nadt gut sei9Iafen unb
erwa9te bsute Rorsen neu seitdert. 0ors
mitta8s um gIf bie!t er 6eeri9au nber bic
@arbebrisabe beS &ronprinien IN benz
S@Iobpart pon gbarlottenburs ab un6
omar 6efanb e. ii9 babel an ber Seite ber
Raiierin In eineu offenen @asen. Dis
Eruppeu NIT benz 6ronprtn3en an Der
Spite rnari9irten 3weimaI an 6em Raiier,
Der TIM @asen ifanb, uoraber. Den Pas
rabemari9 Der Truppen fab Der &aiier NIT
ieiner @emabItn pom Der EerraNe bes
S@Iofes aus an.
Berlin. 30. Wai. Ser &aiier Tries
6rt@ uaa9te beute am Spdtna@mittase In
einsm oifenen Waeen In @eieui@aft ber
&aiferta unb beS Dr. Waden3ie etne ans
bertbalbf1nbise Spaaierfabrt unb bra9te
mad ber Madtebr nod cine Stunbe i'm
Part 3u. Sein Befuben If sanfais.
Neununb3wanais bieRse So3ialbemo.
fraten i1nb we9en Nerbreitun8 aufriibrerts
i@er Drudi9liften au @efdnguibtrafeu
Don 3wei Bis feds Wonatsn uerurtbeilt
uorben.
Berlin, 20. Mai. Die .gorbb.
aug. 3eits." i4reibt: Oie 9aBuorf9rif.
ten far Oreu,oe, ueI9e bie @ren3en pon
GIfab. .4otbrinsen aberi9reiten, finb ni&t
ais VsrseltunssmaBres far gentle Wors
tommuihe an3uieben, fonbern ftnb Der
Gusfub elmer auf bie Berubtguns gliaBs
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gen. ben 9ab sesen Deuti&Ianb ssndbrt.
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seben, fesen ibr 2eben In @efabr.
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rinsen IL I'm Snterefe ber Sa&e bes Gries
bens sei&eben.
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ben Gardiner ablesen unb itatt bes garas
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fat.
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