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why they should help the Ministers pass the
appropriations for cruiser when the bill for
N comes I'm IN tho third roodip1

1t has been proved by the fate OF the School
bill. the Clericas say that by becoming q
thick and thin Government party they would
simply lose all power and consideration from
the Ministers. More can be got. they say. by
the old plan Of Windthorst to fight tooth and
nail except when concilated by stipulated
concessions Chancellor Won Caprivi in his
Efforts to moderate this bellicose feeling con-
descended to appeal to Count Balestrem. the
Clerical leader. to rally the Clerical votes in
favor OF the new ironclads. on the ground that
cessation of work at the dockyards would re-
suit in tho idleness Of thousands
OF needy workinRmen. Count Balle-
strem promised to consult with his
colleagues, but the feeling displayed at
the meeting OF tho Clericals on Thursday was
so bitter. that Count Ballcstrem informed Ca
privi that the support in question was impos-
sible. The consequent situation is embarras-
sing. for. in their opposition to the ironclad
appropriations. the Clericals are supported by
the economical wing Of the National Liberals
by the Heisinnge. and. Of course. by the Social
Democrats. The only way out OF the difficulty
is that the Government find some concession
with which to purchase the Clerical votes. and
such concession is almost certain to be one
which will ALLEVIATE the whole National Lib
eral party II Eulenburg we're Chancellor a
" Va o'oii e' "' Son'oi '"'''s'
~, a.. .S e' seuei.s "v.iu 70 ei'"'n
vacillation between the positions Of the parties
is due to the partial unbalancing OF his mind.
as a result OF the progress of the disease OF
bis ear Despite all official and semi official
denials. the official and court world OF the
empire knows that the disease has developed
lately alarming symptoms. The repeated ana
Ious eohsu"..on' oi '.'e emperor VIZ
E W" VII en ,,, .'io WIZ. Wv, ~.
pol anu MS ,"iiii' nseiioe .ne iN
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o"n wv, e'nt. -. nus NI'.eu ."o IN .ni
pelot '",ee VI '"reo ''.iie eae. "IoA' anu III
lo"eu mn " iuoe''ues'oeN ,,,, .on 70
MAJ" 'h' eioi"n Vi steu. ARMY anu
oeote i,,.., "o n"u
prac'iee' isiineuia'eS u,tel MS inatfias no
Ie''reo' anu treated on'y ,ne roSa' ,an,i'y'
!1, at'enueo Nililan T. anu EMPEROR rieuer-
ieA anu .he preseh' Emperor. eu. mas never
u %, suni'hoh.u eAcep' AZ gases VI serious
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aolilty. oue .ne utmost u'srre.ion anu re-
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aohor court me- anu prefers 10 I'VE IN re'ire-
Heht IN 'ne country Ut soihe N.'ie '"iase.
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aitnoueh oiscreee enough. Is no' suhicien'iy
skiiui 70 treat the emperor IN such serious
case as '"e present ono rs no ID mere army
sureeon' WIN i''ie ,e.suFe 10 s.uoy OF orac,
'ce' i ne emperor iookeo eAcep''oh"''' wen
When Nc naoe ms pubic appearance Sester-
oay' OUT IL Is saio 'ia' inc MARKS iei' ny cau,
!eriM.'oh were appa,en' peh'no MS ear nnu
that MS neck unoer the ear. was sHghtiy as
eoioreo. No reporters were aoie 10 get neA1
enoush 10 discover the ruin oi ',e reports
Inc inquiry into the crimes OF franz Eroe
ana ms mistress noro'nS huh',ocS' tiie
Masuenurs iti'ators Oh franz anu hosaiie
schneider continues TO ehcit the most sensa-
tlonai re'ela.lohs, seven hu9oefs nave oeen
uaceu aireauy ~ INC pair anu eviuenee POINT
ing 70 sui otners mas oeen eoisc.eu. roe.-
man E.ssas. "hlle Walking .nrougn inc WOODS
near Lscheoe' hano'ei' hoticeo 'hat the SOIL
hao oeen uisturoea between the roo.s OF TWO
uees' ne uiieE'eu ''ie At'en''oh VI .''e poi,ce
10 thls' ana 'hey eAhumeu inc ooay OF
women which nau oeeh ihu.ita.eo a''ef Tie
nie,hou VI 'ach .iie hlpper. Aae pous was
wen presefSeo anu was ioeh'iheo as 'ha' VI
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1ne eAc''etheh' ~ ooo'eh'" III consequence
u 'ne iIufuei Vi tneiehah' "e'iiiiann ny
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c.o~ueu t'e e nnn anu 'ne neaioy streets
more 'hAh 1''U Nv persons loiioNeu .ne uooy
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is 30 oi.,cr tia,' 10 saiu' no WIN 10 sno'
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ia'a' "ouhu WIN MS s"ofu AZ "e.nnnuns
pAcA us wen 10 .'s n.ea'. nv ros. noi'.u
INJURY ehoMeu wa. 'no .auSo VI VIZ ,iouuie
was Shi.sCn intimacy WIN ueihinann r', mne.
an" 'na' "eihnrunh continueu enn.ns ,,"nsch
a'tei the ia''er ,ihu oia"n nis nmoiu, suhsch