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The evening world., 1891-04-29

san Francisco did itself proud in the ma
rine pageant which It made Of President
HARRIsoS's excursion in the Bay. All sort
Of craft noated in the gay procession on
the water. Flags and bunting nut-
tered from them, the forts bel
lowed q noisy salute with their euns,
and pomp and Rayety made the event most
imposing. II the President could only have
been a little more in proportion with the
grandeur Of the pageant It would have been
a greater satisfaction. But he enjoyed 1t
largely. and so presumably did the San
FraDciscans.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
AGAIN THE CARELESS DIRECTORS.

Next to the revelation which 1t has
brought about as TO the operations OF its
now deceased President, JOIN T. HILL,
whose honor and integrity had never been
questioned while be lived, the most i'm
pressive feature of the trouble
which has come to the Ninth National
Bank is the exhibit OF care essness
on the part of the institutions Board of
Directors. That the bank has remained
more than solvent is due neither to the
sagacity nor to the faithfulness Of these
officials For all they appear to have
known. 1t might have been left without an
actual dollar to meet its obligations.
From the character Of President HILLS
operations, as now revealed, 1t is evident
that everything was trusted to his hands,
and that II tho Directors felt anything
at ALL With regard TO the posi-.
tions they held, 1t was that these positions
were very comfortable ones, devoid Of bur
dens or responsibilities. Mr.. HILL, it ap-
peara, even usurped the duties Of the cashier
and the entry clerk by taking charge of
matters relating to loans and collaterals,
which should have been left to the care
Of those subordinates. He was trustee
over large amounts Of personal estate, out
side Of the banks business entirely, and
had at hand deposits of stock and
certificates held by him as such
trustee and because Of his having
the run of bank affairs as he did, he
nj ah1a N nanipnlata thaSa rrtUa IA
funds as to make them seem to replace
bank funds which he had appropriated to
other than their lawful ends.
For instance, o certain envelope should
have contained &10, 200 or some other sum
in bank funds. Having disposed of this in
some such way that he might have been
called to account for 1t, Mr.. HILL found 1t
easy to slip into the envelope from his trustee
deposit sufficient amount In bonds OF
certificates Of stock to make 1t appear tina,
an amply secured loan had been made
This manipulation Of securities proved O
successful means OF warding of trouble as
long as Mr., HILL was alive, bul
was 30 successful simply because
the Directors were remiss in theiI
duties The responsibility for the
100000 plundering OF which the Presi
dent now dead was guilty really rests upor
those Directors. Their examination Of tn,
bank affairs under his administration hat
been always superficial. A rigid account
ing, such as was made after Mr. HILL'
death, would have revealed long ago wha
was going on and would We checked tn,
operations in their incipiency.
Tho Ninth Nationals calamity thus goe
on record with that OF the Washington
Bank, that of the North River Banl
and that Of other concerns, most o
which could not stand the shocl
SO well, as the results OF tn
loose methods Of a negligent directorate
Such remissness is little less than criminal
II Is time that bank directors were made l.
realize and perform all the duties OF thei
positions When they are so compelled
such affairs as this of the Ninth Nationa
Bank will be next to the impossible.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

There will be two "City Directory" COM
panies next season, and Manager Sam Harr-
son says he doesn't want any artists VINO do
not wear nalo. The present "City Direc-
tory" company closes Its season Saturday, and
q few days later Mr.. Harrison and his bride
sail for Europe.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
THIS STORY.
OWNED HIS WEAKNESS.
A Rare Case of Snorer Who Knew
That He Was Terror.

A Rare Case of a Snorer Who Knew
That He Was Terror.
Who ever heard Of q confirmed morer
who frankly admitted the error of his
ways and showed some consideration for
the comfort of others? For the benefit
OF that vast majority of sIfferers from
the feats of nasal athletics the St. Louis
Post Dispatch gives to the world the dis
covery of Snorer who proved himself
entitled few days ago to be called a
gentleman.
He came TO small family hotel Tues
day and made the welkin ring for two
nights. Then conscience smote him.
Voluntarily. and before complaints had
ha been made, he went to the clerk OF
the house and said, contidentially =" "Say,
haven't you room with four thick walls?
The room i now occupv is -eparated from
the next one with folding-doors and /
will have to get out"
"WhyI" asked the mystified clerk.
I'VE l." answered the gen leman and
| scholar, =" am q snorer from way back.
] know It. but / can't help it. l can't
keep from mnoying others. however, and
tina, Is why want another ROOM"
He got the room with our tn ok walls,
AM every guest in he hotel knows il nov
and rises up and calls him blessed on re.
tiring,
The evening world., 1891-04-29

The same weekly paper which recently
declared that the President stood firmly at
the helm during the late Italian unpleasant
ness-by the way, 1t was only the Italians
who felt unpleasant-now announces In
the same semi Official way that Mr.. BLAINE
will positively not be candidate for the
Republican National nomination in 1892
Mr.. RUSSELL B. HARRISON is an associate
editor OF the paper making this announce
ment
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Little Misc Edith Kenvard the .Kanqaroo "
OF the Garden Theatres "Dr. Bill" has been
losenizing in London. She has recently played
the part OF Regina in "Ghosts," and also q
role IN "The Lazy OF the Sea-" From "Dr.
Bill" to Ibsen Ia Indeed q leap-from the RI
dlcuous TO the sublime. Miss Kenward has
fully recovered from her fail at the Garden
Theatre.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Tue WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
The Latest in Niliincry-Slk Cord
on Parasois-HeIen Terry Learn
ing to Dance-A Good Way to
Clean Marble-To Remove
SCOT from Carpets.

The most fashionable combination IN MILL
merry is now - mixtpre Of T. ncy straw md gold
iinsel or Of One rhip"r Dunsiahls aDd fancy
lace Tuscan borders; and al,hougn Il is not
every draper who kerrs large stock OF un-
trimmed m D iels, yet variety In shape Il so
enormous tnat II Is wise to study the fashion
In which you dress your nair. both back an I
front. and the siyle OF your features, before
you can decide upon the r,qured shape.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Brooklyn Amusements.

Ausustin DAly's star company OF artists ap.
peared last evenins IN the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music IN "School for Scandal" )" with pretty
Ada Rehau as Lady Ieazle. The audie ce
ness q rare oit o! fne acting. The Daly CON-
pany viii appear all Of this week and a tie
Saturday matinee.
Frank Mayo received cordial reception last
of The part OF Davy rock, tt, the oackWools
hero, Is perhaps his strongest piece OF work,
and II 10 one which always gives pleasure 10
the admirers OF robust acting. Mr.. Mayo ID
son Frank and the result II n very smooth per-
formAnce.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
VACRANT VERSES.
An open Letter.

An open Letter.
How can tell. how can tell
That you are fr-ah from SQuAntumtownf
Not by your clothes. which 1t you wsll.
Nor by your co lar. turned not own;
Not by an undue length OF hair
But bJ your strangely scornfuI air.
You're pleased, II seems. by naught At all;
by all things you are unimprossed:
by ur,yes and views; the bridge; the mail;
b. siEhts the QuNintsst, stateliest.
But WhA'to nrets your lAuguid eyes
Nitn prom ptituds you criticiss.
You lag 10 aptthstio style
Thr ugh pictures sallsries; bestcw
A iriRidly Abstrsctsd smile
On hors and dog and hower-show.
Cold Is your misn. And at the play.
Your manner II inert. biass.
How do know, how do knowy
BY your protubsrant eXoess
o. weary boredom; even 81.
Ek- by your studied haughtinsss,
And by your faint, disdainfu frown.
l zee you're fresh from Sauantumtown.
-ERma 4. Oppsr. in P1ek.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
"THe BEAUTIFUL SLAVE"

Beautiful slaves are becoming very fate1ins.
or course they have . perfect neht TO be beau
tifui n they like. hut really do not see Why
thsy should Inn OF ihemselyesand their heroics
upon Q suffering populsce. The specimen OF
tinted beauty now Al Nj los 10 particu arly
irritating. Not satisned With eng beautiful
she PERSISTS in MAKING ner.ef sbomiuahly
tsiky and poetic. She sees owe In eve,T Ttning
in the twink iug stars and tue fragr nj
flowers and the chirping birds. she did not
say n she sAw any In the hand-ome display Of
empty seas iast night Probably she did.
She wa evidently . or azure OF imaainan n
though do not think that she should be en-
cour .ged.
sh, dotted on the handsome Waiter Clay,
who looked like ". =. Giiberfs
u.bins yoanx particle
"whAfs the next art clel
young man, and who wore q white suit and
black sash. He was sweetiy consumed by his
vast love for this sweet Clsris-e, bul she
alasi-,hougn she pined for him, could never
be his.
"1he slave pirl shall be mi7e!' screamed
the villain, the loveliest, vickedesr. unscrupu-
louise / villa you We ever sci your eyes on.
"staud back" cries Water, rage IN his
manly eyes. foam decking mis- csrm ne lips
"stand back. Ny life stands between you. ="
The curtain then comes down. leaving his
life standing there like the meat in sand
wich, the bread layers Of which are Clarisse
and the william. This kind OF thing goes on
interminabiy, and ] am bound 10 confess that
"The Beautiful Slave "is most remarkable
and perfectly emphss,zed-trasn. Perhaps II
it had come before "Uncle Tom" and BARLEY
Campbell It might have interested us 70 some
extent. AS 1t IL. the plantation dances. songs
and Qlees are the only portions of the perform
snce worth inspecting. the songs are not
bad and the dances are weh executed.
Miss Lee Lamar, 90 the beautiful slave, makes
her cheap role cheaper. She Is lacking In q
great many stage requirements-those OF voice,
Of repose, of refinement Of manner. She has
q great deal TO learn, and perhaps she may
learn IT. Hope so. l am sure ALAN DALE.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

NIKoLAus BApER, Q confessed murderer,
confesses also that German authorities paid
for his transportation to this country, and
the steamship company which brought him
over must take him back. We have no use
for the ready-mede criminals Of other lands
1t Is our misfortune that criminals Of our
own are more than plentiful enough.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Percy Hunting leaves to-day for Pittsburg to
Join Lewis Morr!sons company, and appear In
'Faust" Mr.. Morrison has been working
hard to repair the ravages maue by the recent
nre that consumed his scenery.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Entered ct the rost ono. ct New Yorh g. go
ond-clas- matter.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Equestrian Item.

"Do you SEE that IAiy on that trottinR
hoTse :" said Charlie KnieEsrbocEer. poiutinE
10 n female who was alternately rising In the
air and pounding a saddle
"Yesi what OF heTf" replied Gus saob-
berry.
''EolhinE except she remlnas me OF paper
on Wan stTeet-alNaJs risihg and IaltinG.S
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Remarktng on the European situation,
the Memphis AppealAsnldnehe says; at
looks like war, but II has been looking like
war every Saturday night for six years"
Yes, the war clouds have gathered so fast
that they've had to roll away speedily every
time to make room for the next gathering.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Plato and Seneca and Milton.
$50 many dishes,' so many
diseases"
Here's a prescription for
health and happiness. "Livs
on haJa package Of H-0 a day,
and earn It's cost"
OF course, you won't do it.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Since the Chilian torpedoes got in their
work on insurgent ironclads, reports from
down that way have all been on the Gov
ernments side. 1t Is possible that the
explosions cleared the air of rebellious
rumors while clearing the sea of few
rebellious ships.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

The old saying, An ounce OF prevention is
worth pound Of cure, rud To he true in
connection with Ood 8 SArslraril a. used to
be troubled with fever and -ue malaria, pimples
on the face, and other al entious resul ding from
blood impurities. was iuduced by friend TO
try Hoods SArsapArillA and now take bottle
every spring and al as result have vigorous
health Throughout the year. II keeIs IL G we'll.
and think II folly for other people 10 suc er
from blood impurities when help may be so
readily derived from Hood : ssrsApArilla." ".
sTEwART. 0o5 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. \. Y.
N. r. fyou have de ided TO tale Hood sarsa-
pArillA. do not be induced to buy any other.
Hoods SaTsapaFilla
Sold BY all druggists. Ell; six for S5. Prepared
only By @. /. HOOD Co.. Lowell, MAss.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1891-04-29
In the Market of Hearts.

In the various mArts
OF the market OF ne rts,
Whare Cupid ,Ids abs 'luts sway,
There's . system OF trade
Where youth or maid
Can come to such terms IS the may.
But whOn PISS aonu absts
There's little back gate
Where the FOL les OF love have recourse,
And WHEN hearts cssss to WOO
CAh be severed IN Two
By the sharp little SneAIS OF divorce. Jude.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Guardian OF the Peace.
Iron the Boston Courier.

IFToM We BoSIon ConTteT.I
First omcer-Whai was that noise over on
your beatf
Second oficer-A man stole q watch from q
LITTLE ooy, and the boy cried.
"Did you arrest the mani"
" hhT, no; The man WIS quiet enough; bui
the boy maze q Great noise, 90 ! arrested him
for disturbing the peace"
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Newfoundland may be willing enough to
come into our fold and We may be willing
enough to have her. but It's doubtful
question whether she would be worth to
us the cost of fght with Great Britain.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

suficient qualification for the man who Is
expected to I'LL 90 important mission as
that in which China declines 70 receive Mr..
BLAIR.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

The Assembly has let loose deluge of
investig igating committees. 1t Is time for
some wise ofiice-holders to be building an
official ark.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Unappreciated Philosophy.
49,. -. SXE..,.

Nose Yall"r0y On the Coonylle grocery
Sab, Pse - mau who believes IN tAkin things
Jest as md rm.
Z Ernonie Une Store-keep rI-Mebhe but OF
yo' tsk- my mo'e Hpplrs out o. that har'I nong-
snIe o. yer, yum nnd q Bit OF n bill 10 settle
afore You leAVel
The evening world., 1891-04-29
An open Enemy.

IFVoW UTakG1 Hd0alINf.I
A Missouri Bald Knobber met brother men,
Der OF the gang near OZARK. wnen the nrst one
said:
"You know jim Simmons has loug been q
secret enemy OF miLe."
80 have slW ~ believed II"
"Well, he's now an open enemy"
I" How's that's"
." met MIN down the creek q while ago an
ju.t simply cut him open He's an open enemy
from now on.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Mot a Book Lover.

[IFom MuRSsv'S Wsskly.l ..,,,a
Papa-Well, Jack, Wnat book have you w."
moaI Valu blr this yeaIi ,N. ,rath,
Ja.E uaouRhIiuliy)-TO tell you ihe ~
faihei, i lost on every book made
The evening world., 1891-04-29
A Terrible Fellow.

Trom kURssy's Weekly
Penelope (prOully)-I want to marry . man
who viii be my mnsler.
DicIry-WeallJ, think an Just The one.
nv dean, in fact know II. You wcally ought
to see ne manage nv Valet i am actually
bwutAl 10 :he poor ie lAh, noat you know
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Spite.
tF,oB. Husssy', W..kly I

Iron hUHssy'S Weekly
Georse-hiss Courtney. the girl ! used 10
call on before We were engaged, will sit be-
hind us At the theatre Tonight
hel-WiIl she? dust wal, Q minute : I
ID nk my high hat u more becoming InAn tins
tOque.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Exceeded His Autbor,tv

Iron hs JsHsHsT's WssLIV.l
once BOy-Mr. GOllseI, the bookkesper
SNore ~ NE his morning.
Head 81 FiIu-sWore at you 7 That was In.
exeaAA6lr. had instructed him 70 Eick you
down BtairA -
The evening world., 1891-04-29
The Ways OF Men.

The Ways or Men
= think that you men are Just awful" she cried,
Though TO hide her vsX alton she stIovs;
- | never got On r tor . ii 10
That . man wasn't huEalnx the stove"
- Ah, pardon me, miss" sAid man o. d and gray,
ANA his eyes told OF ipIschief ahead;
- + or all Of the men be isvs cans
There is none but would hug you in :tsad."
-ColGRbss DttpateA.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Mayor GRANT will find much depending
on the strength or weakness OF his appoint
ments.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Mr.. BLAIR" The Chinese must go"
The Chinese" BLAIR must not come. !"
The evening world., 1891-04-29

the many limitations of Pearl
inc. There is but one Pearline,
and in it's excellence is lbs profit.
In the laundry, the bath, and
all washing and cleaning, it
makes everything else seem
worthless. Everything else
may be dangerous. 1t is safe
to try Pearline on anything /;
it is safe to ask some friend
about Pearline. You will be
surprised how many use it.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
By JULIEN GORDON

(ARA VAN RESssELAER CRUoER).
Author Of - Diplomats Diary" ~ Sue
csssfui Man," The Vampires," dc.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
The Ladies' Boycott.

The Ladies' Boycott.
Iron Ms Epoch
First shopper-My dear Mrs. Aston, where
are you are goingf Come let us 20 into the
art sale-the pictures are magnificent, I hear.
y, oond Snopper-l wouldn't 20 II / were you.
I've just b-en In aud the salesmen are so rude
wouldn't take down q thing 10 snow me.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
ObliRinR.
tFSom Huns.v's W.skl

tFrom kSHIsvs Wssklv.l
The Baron-Ant can / asaist, Madsmoiselief ?
Miss Lioerty-Cer,ainly. Help me on with
my rubbers. Never mind IaEinR OF Your
loves. don't care whether you soil tue ruO-
uers or not.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
A Sign OF Prosperity.

mi
road hadn't Q rag on my back. Now look at
me. I'm all rags
The evening world., 1891-04-29
For health's sake you fee the
city and get away to the country.

Friend, It isn't the
country air half so
much as the country
fare that'll +" bring
the roses back. +"
Diseases come from
H. l..LL
The evening world., 1891-04-29

BLAIR and blare are very much alike in
sound.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Ing : Is g Ss:S. s.sS % :::A
The evening world., 1891-04-29

The Guardian Of the Peace.
tPSom hs Tpoeh.I
"Yes, he died . natural death. He jus,
went from one sloep into another till no fell
inIo the last sleep"
:. what was deeeased's oceupasions"
SHe was policeman"
The evening world., 1891-04-29

EiSs s:sss SS;HSa on !s: s.e.: :ss a - a. n t 2 .
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Meltin' Hot
tFFom the Rider and Drissrl
"That iveryman must itel pretty warm"
"why7"
- Even the coat on hia bacE Il melton"
The evening world., 1891-04-29

J. Riwsrd Barclay, the artist. win give
reception In his new stu Ito In the Sherwood
studio Building text Saturday. 1 have no
dou III will be q very interesting thing. a.
Barclay knows host OF pleasant people.
The evening world., 1891-04-29
|" BRANCH OFFICES

IL BRANCH OFFICES
WORLD UPTOWN oFFICE-l2G7 BROADWAY.
between 3lst aud SD ats. New York
BROOKLYN :J5y FuLroS ST. HARLEY -
News Department l6O East l25rB sr. Aa-
vsrtisements at 237 East ll5TH sr
PHILADELPHIA. PA. -LEDoER BUILDING. II
souTB Sra ST. wAsHINGToN-6lol4r late sT.
LONDON OFFlCE-32 CocxsPuR 81. rnAsAs-
aAR SouABE.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

met Coroner Ferdinand Levy on the street
yesterday. lie had his usual air Of quiet
NC witty. The Coroner 10 always eIceedinelJ
courteous, and he has good memory. Time
Is ireAting him kindly, and his eye and nh
diamond pin both retain their iustre
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Cleveland. Is, l hear, at the point of death al
mis- home IN this city. Paresis 10 said to be the
nature of his maIady, which began 10 asser
itself several months ago.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Neil Burgess is going to Summer at his home
In the Highlands of New Jersey, where he re-
tires very shortly. The genial Neil can well
AFFORD . noe, neat little holiday. He has
grown fat and prosperous on "The County
Fair"
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Clnremon, 1, a beautiful poin, to wind u

Claremont 10 q beautiful point TO wind up at
after spin out Of the city on Summer even
ing. One Of the prortest 81 hts out that way
are the tninly scattered lights which shine
through the darkness from the town In front
OF the hotel l have nothing to say about the
prices inside. they shine out rather iumi-
nously, TOO.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Is'ss DSdaisA C2lO JAMES PYLE. Aog HsIk.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

wha. brilliant showing the tulips maze in
the city squares. There could not be more
appropriate place Tor this strong ssseriive
flower. 1t has no dei,cacy, but IL sumptuous
and bold IN Its strong color.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

met william Travers Jerome that prom
ising young attorney, on the street yesterday.
He tells me that the private practice Of his pro-
fession Ia far more enjoyable than holdirg
onice-whicn may be explained in the circum-
stance that one term as an Assistant District
Attorney has brought jerome much fame in
the shape Of ciientA
The evening world., 1891-04-29
Have Ono wIIh Us'

ys,Ssss 50. ..d. ioantAln. Rrrrn > S''' '''
The evening world., 1891-04-29

A Pronounced Failure.
(Fron tie 81. Jos,ph Sses.l
"Whatis generally m, ant oy pronounced
70 lure, deAh boy?"
"Tne way you speak EnRllsn,"
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Here is an English criticism of the Ameri-
can Dorothy Dorr, WHO Ia now IN England,
and whom we were father inclinsd 10 look
upon as pretnly namby-pamby: "Mi.s Dorr
has career before her, as an emotional
actress. She has the 1.-The and serpentine
Rrac- CHATS good) Of sarah B-rnharjt, and
what 10 more she has that great actre- SIS silver
tones (snr must have bought aset IN England,
for we never discovered them here), the sweet
est and most SYM athletic voice that ever
charmed an audience
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Mr.. william Henderson, the musical critic.
did very bold thing for . critic. He COM
posed musical work himself. = valse le,,te,
which was performed at q concert OF the
Manuscript Club. Another friend Of mine,
VINO 10 nothing II not critical, praises Hender-
sons work. That other 10 James Huneker,
the brilliant "Racouteur" OF the Musical
Courier. o man who dsrss to speak snubbily Of
Liazt
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Isaw Tarrytown's rising lawyer. W. Il. Ely,
on the street. ! distinctly remember the time
when he was q "hustling" reporter in this
city not many years ago. Now no has grown
portiy, wealthy and wise, and notice he still
possessed the same genial and pleasant man.
ner that made for him scores Of friends when
he was In journalism.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

Capt. Mclaughlin was always Q serene, tran
quil Young man, but he Is more 30 than ever
now that he so closely shsres Inspector
Byrness soiicitude about the "gent" % killed
snakespesrs. He Is a young, Eood-looking
fellow-Capt Mclaughlin. not the gent
and gets hold OF anything with good deal Of
Determination.
The evening world., 1891-04-29

+. c. Phillips. the author Of "As In q Look
ing Glass" "The Dean and His Daughter" I"
has written farci al comedy, "Husband and
Wife, that has Just been played In London.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-29

9ie ginieBuns bes Serrn 8attifon
ais @oubern6r bon RennipIbanien fanb
DOrIesten Dienitas in Sarrisburs ftatt.
Sn ieiner IntrittSreoe betonte CT, bab
es iein 8eitreben isin tperbe, bic Sons
ftitution unb bic @eieBe aufre6t su ers
baIten. @r empfieblt bic @inberufune
elmer Contributions Contention, um oas
@abISefeb babin ub3udnbern, 6aB ieber
8Irser unbeeinluBt itimmen fam. SIN
8eau8 auf 8eiteueruns ideint Der @ous
perneur Der Nniidt, baB bas @runbs
eisentbum gu i6pere 2aiten su traeen
babe, i6eut fi6 aber au iasen, baB 6ies
nur baber fommt, neil bas Gieentbum
bon GOrporationen unsenaesnb befeuert
1T. ST perIanst SidertsGuns Der 6fs
fentIi&en @eIOer, sIei6mdbise &eprds
ientatiou uuf Der 8ais oes IeBten Sen.
fuS, unb madt eine DlenSe anberer
8oridIdSe, bic ippbI ale gut semeint
iein mDsen, bon Der @eiebsebun9 aber
i9perli4 paiiirt iperben birften.