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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-08
ULTIMA HORA
Ell Comercio asociado de esta Capital, reci,
is esta tarde d las 6,45 ell siguiente telegrama
q Guha.

"Ctecido ndrnero dc moros siguen ocupando las d.
turas del monte Gurugu durante la noche encienden
grandes hogueras Los fuertes de Mellla el vapor
Comde de- Venadito disparan constantenente contra
sicones one ocupan los del Riff Brevemente sal
dran de Ceuta coaro regimientos de infanteria.
Dicese que 81 Sultan de Marruecos da Ia satsfac
c6n que exge Espaha que declarara la guerra.
Los rifenos trotearon Ia caballera "Farnesio"
cuando desembarcaba Melilla."
Como We, equvocamos en- nuestras aprecia
clones pubicadas aver al reproducr e primer despaho
recib1do de Cuba por ell Comeco asocado de esta Cap
tai La question complca mucho en- Africa sabe
Dos hasa donde pueden alcsnzar en-
todo e Connente europeo donde todos sabemos,
euaquier pretexto puede para turbar armada
que costa de sacrcios ha vendo sostenendose
hasta ahora.
Por 10 demas ta1npoco equivocamos nuestras
aprecacones references al Sultan de Marruecos Apesar
de acttud de las kabas que viven rebedfa
contra poder de soberano era6gco suponer que
este marchase son de guerra contra elias para apoyar
las pretensones de Espaa mucho menos 81 Ell dcho Sui
tan estar protedo por Inglaterra que de o e h
ria costar bien protection. @#
Esperemos preparemonos para 10 que pueda sobreve
nir muy possible casi seguro que 81 conficto actpaln
Africa SO mte soamente la guerra los ahededo
Jo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
Sedr0 News.

SEDRo, May s.-[Special. THE suit
brought by Annie Zebel and Lena Vaulk-
heimer against Robert Duff & McCargile,
managers of the Sedro Dancing Club, for
being forcibly elected from the hall. has
been settled, each of the girls receiving a
nominal sum and lawyers fees and the
men agreeing to publish an apology.
Chamberlain Bros, whose stock of store
goods went up in flames last week, have
purchased lot and are erecting a large
store building, where they will soon re-
sumo business. F. A. Douglass, the drug
gist. has resumed business in the Fred
erick building.
The new train service on the Seattle,
Lake Shore d Eastern. which gives two
daily trains between here and Seattle, is
much appreciated. as it enables Sedro peo-
pie to make the trip in one day and have
over six hours in Seattle for business.
The Sedro Lumber and Shingle Mill il
running night and day, thus employing
two full crews.
The Skagit River Lumber and Shingle
Company's mill, the Skagit Valley Shin
gle Company's mill and the Millett b Da-
wilson mill are all running to their full
capacity. giving employment to all our
laboring men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
GREAT NORTHERN BLOCKED.

Attempt to Remove Station at South
Westminster Prevented BY Injunction.
WEsrMINsrER, B. c., May 8.-TSpecial. l.
The right-of-way troubles between the
Great Northern and land owners between
South Westminster and Brownsville are
not over yet The company has aban-
doned that portion Of the road and has
been anxious to remove the rails, switches,
etc, and the station house. which the
property owners, whose claims are UNI
settled, would not permit Itwas expected
that some ruse would be tried to remove
the property in question, and on Saturday
A. J. McColl, on whose land the station is
built, secured an injunction.
Late Saturday night q special train Of
fifteen cars arrived from Fairhaven with
eighty men aboard. The men alighted
from the cars. and some Of them imme-
diately began the work of removing the
station house from its foundations while
others commenced pulling up the rails.
The work was proceeding swiftly but
silently, and the officials were congratu-
lating themselves on the success of their
scheme to outwit the right-of-way people
when Deputy Sheriff McMartin appeared
on the scene and by a word stopped the
labors of the gang McMartin was armed
with an injunction restraining the COM
pany from removing either the track or
station. and the foreman was Obliged to
call off his men. The gang, following or
ders. climbed on the cars again. and the
train set out on its return trip TO Fair
haven with badly disappointed crew Of
sharp railway men aboard. The property
owners say they will keep the rails if they
can get nothing more.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, May s.-[Special. .l-Councilma
John W. Berry returned tonight from the
East, where he completed arrangements
for the establishment here by October of a
Touring mil: with capacity of $50 barrels
day.
Fifty public school teachers leave in q
body for the Worlds fair on June Is.
Daisy Woodland, who married John C.
Andrus at Sehome three years ago, has
begun suit for divorce on the ground of
non-support.
The question Of issuing s5O6, 600 of sewer
bonds will be voted on at a special election
tomorrow.
A Northern Pacific locomotive ran off a
misplaced switch at the wharf this even
ing and crushed part way through the
planks and wharf structure.
Steamer City of Puebla arrived today, it
was reported with smallpox aboard, but
this has been denied.
Capt. John Irving, owner of the steamer
Danube, who is here tonight. says that the
Danube, being British ship under the
British flag, the United States cannot hold
her for carrying excess passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09

PoRr TOWNSEND, May ESPECIAL =
The secretary of the treasury has ordered
the dismissal of Deputy Collector of Gus
toms Poale at Mary island. Poole is
charged with permitting. violation of
the revenue laws in allowing small sailing
craft to pass his port laden with liquor
to he sold to Indians along the Coast He
arrived here tonight Ell route to Astoria
and assigned as a reason for his dismissal
politics. lie admitted that large auanti-
ties of liquor were being smuggled into
Alaska past Mary island. bu. said that the
three officers stationed there were unable
to capture the smugglers or retard their
progress on that business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
EIGHT-PAGE EDITION

had so much money been contributed for
such purpose. The buildings were much
ahead of those at Paris, but he was disap-
pointed at the unready state of the exhi.
bition- Strangely enough, the most back
ward exhibits were those the Americans
themselves were making. In his district,
In Sheffield. all but two manufacturers
had practically boycotted the Chicago fair
on account Of the Mckinley act prevent
ing them from selling goods in the United
States. He approved of this action at the
time they decided on it, but he now
thought it was mistake. Many British
merchants were losing the opportunity OF
lifetime for advertising. If it had not
been for the Mckinley act Englsnd's ex-
hibit at Chicago would have been the best
that country ever made. He did not
think the exhibition of paintings equal to
that made at Vienna. He did not think il
would be a financial success.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE REG ENrs.


nara NJ WORK STRENGTHENING Gut Mat
ters-Accounting for S1s 900 Wanted.
Pullman, May S.-[Special. THE agri-
cultural college regents are putting in
good time for the state and earning their
IS aday. They convene at s a. m. and ad.
journ at 10 p. M. Prof. Fairchild
asked for rehearing from the
board, and his request was granted.
He claimed he had q contract for
the position he held and desired to submit
it to the board. that his case might be re-
acted upon. The board, however. did not
reverse its action in his case. This morn
ing the board visited the college and at
tended the chapel exercises in q body.
President Heston introduced the regents
and short addresses were made by Messrs.
Blandford, Tannatt and Ingraham.
After the chapel exercises they began
their labors by auditing bills. There is .
large stock of bills against the institution
that are awaiting the boards approval.
Biandford and Ingraham were delegated
to look over a bill of Sol Cameron for
extras on the boiler house and college
hall. They will make their report
tonight. The board is thoroughly
disgusted with the manner in which it
found things here. The old board left no
has to be traced back to the beginning be-
fore any action can be taken. The board
is also disgusted with the college build
ings, farm house and hennery. The stock
on the farm are all scrubs without value
and are a disgrace to the state.
There is great anxiety among the menu
bers Of the board to know just where ST..
$40 Of last years fund has gone to. Ex-
Regent Smith, who was treasurer. has
made no report and the records give no ac-
count of it. 1t may be necessary for .
meeting to be held in Tacoma, Smiths
home. in order to have him make =
personal report. This report was due last
February, and unless it Is made in the
near future. portion Of the Hatch fund
will be lost this year. The regents are
doing credit to the state in so persistently
keeping at their work. and the state may
rest assured that they will do their duty.
They will, according to their bylaws. meet
at the college ON the first Monday in each
month
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
ODD FELLOWS. ENCAMPMENr.


A Largo Gathering at Olympia-They
Receive . Royal Welcome.
OLYMPIA, May s. Especial - Every
train ana boat today has been over
crowded with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
coming to attend the tenth annual session
of the Grand Encampment. the fifteenth
annual communication of the Grand
Lodge and the fourth grand assembly of
the Daughters of Rebekah. There are now
nearly 400 visitors here and half as many
more are expected tomorrow in time for
the opening of the Grand Lodge.
The Grand Encampment met at 10
O'Clock this morning with all the officers
present except the grand inside sentinel.
Mark Mitchell, past chief patriarch of
Oriental Encampment, No. 2S, of Indiana,
was introduced and welcomed by the
brethren. He was the only visitor pres
ent. The reports of retiring officers were
received and new officers elected as
follows:
a. Hoska, OF Tacoma, grand patriarch; J. NJ.
Taylor. of Seattle, grand high priest: F. S. Hen
derson, of Walia Walla. grand senior warden;
LIE F. A. Shaw, OF walia Walla, grand scribe. re-
elected; George W. Hall. of Seattle, grand treas.
urer; A. U. Mills. o: Tacoma. grand junior war
den; II. +. Holmes. OF Walla Walla grand rep
resentative, and J. NJ Stout, of Yakima, grand
representative, reelected
Standing committees were appointed
and charters ordered issued to Encamp-
ments Nos. Is, "a, 2s. 80 and 81. The grand
scribe was instructed to obtain new de-
signs for charters for the next year. Sec
ton Of article of the constitution of
subordinate encampments was amended,
changing the time of election of
officers from the second meeting
in June and December to the
first meeting in the same months, section
of article 3 of the constitution Of the
grand encampment was amended so as to
exclude the high priest from a seat in the
grand encampment. The Daughters of
Rebekah met this evening and after the
appointment of standing committees ad-
journed until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
The city is decorated with bunting and
banners to welcome the visitors, and to-
morrow evening a local entertainment
will be provided. The grand lodge will be
in session until Friday,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
THE ITATA CASE ENDED.


SAN FRANCISCO, May 6-United States
Judges Mckenna. Morrow and Hawiey,
sitting as a circuit court of appeals, today
affirmed the judgment of the United States
district court OF Southern California. dis
missing the libel suit against the Chilean
steamer ltata and releasing the vessel and
1000 cases of rifles she had aboard when
seized by the United States marshal in San
Diego harbor two years ago.
The libel filed in the Itata case charged
deliberate violation of section s, 283 of the
United States revised statutes, and set
forth that the Itata had been fitted out
with tho intent to cruise and commit hos
tilities against the government of Chile,
with which the government of the United
States was at peace. The decision Of the
circuit court is lengthy and reviews the
details of the late Chilean revolution and
overthrow Of President Balmaceda. The
court finds that the state Of affairs as
alleged in the libel is not borne out by the
evidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09

took his order for the stock and
notes on the theory, it is claimed. that
such evidence would make a better and
stronger case against Hart. 1t is claimed
they were satisfied that the order on the
insurance was no good as the Pacific In
surance Union, it was believed, would
not pay the loss. Thomas Mccarthy.
special representative Of the Pacific In
surance Union, investigated the case and
with the result that the insurance union
refused to settle. Hart never made proof
of loss. but Jewell, his partner, did.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
Everett News.

EVERETT, May s.-ESpeciai. The funeral
of the late James T. Dorley, prosecuting
attorney OF Snohomish county. took place
today, and was atteaded by the county
officers and members of the bar The
county offices were closed out of respect
to the memory of the deceased.
The city council has approved the bonds
of newly elected city officials. The coun-
ell vii! organize on Wednesday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09

SHELTON, May a-[Special.l IA bad case
Of continent smallpox has developed on
North bay. near Pickering. the victim
being young man named John Murray.
DIR. Beach attended the case Friday and
found the sick man in bad shape. and his
mother, brother and sister likely to con.
tract the disease.
Peter Muryea. . logger, who was charged
with the burning Of . disorderly house on
April l3 has been acquitted by jury.
The new Odd Fellows hall. three stories.
and Doyle q Eiliott's building of two
stories are we'll along. and several dwell.
ings are now being built in Shelton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
Work on the shelton Roads,

SHELTON, May ESPECIAL. Both the
Shelton Southwestern and the Washing
ton Southern are doing work on each end
of their lines, while the latter company,
under Receiver Sheafer. of Seattle, has
made preliminary surveys TO get around
the summit, reducing grades from nearly
per cent to less than l. This change will
make several miles OF construction. The
railroad wharves are being repaired and
that Of the Shelton South western ex-
tnnded 10 deem water.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09

OLYMPIA. May S. Special i Judge
Roger 5. Greene, on behalf of T. NJ Reed,
ir.. filed an application with the supreme
court today for a wri. of mandamus COM
pelling Attorney General Jones TO approve
the bonds of the newly appointed state
land commissioners. The writ was made
resurnabie on Friday, May u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09
A Nooksack Bridge Damaged.

WHATcox. May Especial. The west
80 feet OF the new steel bridge under con-
s.ruction by the San Francisco Bridge
Company across the Nooksack at Everson,
also the false work, were carried away by
the high water this morning. The loss to
the company will be about 5000. Three
other new bridges arc nearly completed
and the commissioners believe they are
in no danger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-09

RoxE. May s.-The piigrimages will b
suspended during June, July and August
on account OF influenza More than 5000
cases OF influenza are reported in this eitV.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
ste erastt6Hc Ser mamlotarr9Sen

Die ~entfeblidben gieIibndbcr in u1lerem
8unbe5lenat, 10 namentltcb tener Soltsz
parteiler Nuen bon gtebrasfa, Der etne tortS
geleBte Geoe bon iecb55ebn Stlnoen Dtelt,
erregcf1 in 9eutiblano cine aus 0ralten
unb 6eiterfeit gemIibte @mpftnOnng. Spr
madbt oaS 8erliner 8tBblatt vult" Suft IN
ben Worten: ,
vSm weiben Sau1e su @aihtn8ton
Gpri6: 81 N d bin9ten) bat bet Der
8~eratbung Ser Sbermanz8iu Elm Senator
fiinfsebn Strnben binteretnanoer gez
iprocben. y@el6' Elm @ unbermunb!"
REF ibm Elm begeiiterter 90rer na6ber gu F.!
ySn Der Shat, Elm tpunber 30 mo-"
1t0bnte ser @efeierte uno neBte feline bren>
nenben 9ippen nit faltem g8afier."
9ieier @tb DeS y1lf" tpGre nt6t 10 libel,
penn niAt 5uslei9 aus tbm bic 10 ptelen
beutidblGnblicben 3ettungen etgentbumllebe
plumpe rnfenntniB amertfant1cber ger>
bGLtnilie iprGcbe. 11niern Senat bonn Gaz
pitol tn's @eiBe 6aus perleben rno Die
Sill bebufs Mufbebung Ser SbermanzStu
nit 6er Sbermans8iu bertpecbleln, - bas
1T pteL llntpiiienbeit auf einmal. 0o9
Idnblidb, iittlib!
8efanntlib iinb aber Sendtoren tpie
QQen BON Otebrasfa, Seller bon Colorado,
9effer BON &anias, Sones unb Stetpart bon
g2epaba, Sarris BON Tenneiiee, nt6t NUT
entieklicbe 8ielicbpGber, ionbern altcb GEE
piIienloie !3eittooti9ldger. DAB Nuen
uG6renb Der BON Sporbces periucbte1t &raft@
probe Ie6S5eDn Stunben tneinetnfort 8le6
re6ete, lit nod OaS @eringite. @ber baB
Die %genannten Senatoren iDitemattl3 vun@
bouenbete" 0teoen bielten, UNI 10 Die tb1els
nur Cine Gebe iber benielben @egenitdno
seitattenbe @ei9dftSorOnung gu DergetpaLz
tigen unb baB ite auf bteie Neiie na6 elmer
Bauie BON Sagen INNER ltn0 INNER
pieber bie vunpoQenbete Gebe" fortieBten,
I'M no mDgLtb Die S3luBabitimmung fir
INNER 3u Deribleppen, bas lift i9euBlt3.
ltrO Dap Der Senatsporiiber, 8i5eprdiiOent
Stepenion, nicbt ben Wut6 bate, bteiem
bas parlamentarti6e @eieB DerbDbnenOen
Sretben @tnbalt 81 t3un, baS lit nod
l9euBlicber!
0ocb ihtteBLi5 bat ia ieLbit tn btsiem
Senat Die 8ernunft nod iiber iol6' nn9e>
n%1eliene Gbprbeit, gOSbett unb Teigbeit ses
iiegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
Sas Cube ser elusneQ1tma.

Die GolumbiIcbe Weltousitellung lit anti
Itcb poriiber unb gebOrt Bet @eicbibte an. Sn
6tei er iptrb ite fortleben als bic gr0Bte unb
gIGn3enbite, unb pabri6etnlib auA ais bte
lebte nirfltcbe aGgemeine misunderstanding.
0etn eS eriobetnt fait auBer Trage, baB in
ablebbarer 3ett cine Sta0t, uno lei eS audb
Elm QanD, e5 unterne6men tplro, cine gSelt>
alslteQung gu icbaffen, tpelcbe bic columbiz
ic6e iibertreffen ober aub t6r nur gleicbz
fDmmen fDnnte.
O3it elmer g~roBarttgen Seier 3atte Sic
0uSitcQung gu Gnbe ge6en louen. Inter
SubelflGnger1, raaldeHoer Wfuftf, 8egLif>
nini3ungSre0en, &anonenbonner un6
Seuergarben loQten Die lebten Stun6en un6
Quge1blidc Der @orlb's Tatr oa6inflieBen,
u1b man bate %eripartet, bieIen ScbluBtag
3u einem "stpeiten iolden &nau@@ffefte 5u
macben, tpts ben Gbicagoer Sag. Statt
beiien lit Ser ScbluB obne Sang unb Slang
erfolgt. 9enn BEL Der ibperen 8etriibniB,
bic ii6er Chicago burcb Bic i9dnoli6e Sbat
etnes @lenben gebraobt morOen lit, tpGre es
unrnOglt6 gepeien, cine SretoenIeier gu
Wege gu brtngen. uno 10 unterlieB man
es berniinfti9er @eiie, bic notbpenbisen
Geremtonien 0es S6luBattes nit trgenb
pelcbem @eprdnge 81 umgeben.
9aB geraoe gum S6luiie Ser NuS1teLz
lung benz Wfor6buben Ser na6niinnige @ez
6anfe fam, ben 8Ir9ermetiter gu ermorben,
lit alcb besbalb 10 81 beOauern, neil es IN
Die grinnerung an bieielbe no9 LANCE ei7
men acknowledgement btneintr0pfeln, iiber
6as icb0ne gldnSen6e 8iIb einen triiben
SbGeter perfen miro. 9enn Gbtcago unb
Die Nusitelung laiien iic6 ntc6t %trennen,
unb Die @rtnnerulg an bic lebtere iptr6
noeb lange Sabre bic @rtnnerung an ben
Gerluit pacbrufen, SEN Chicago nG6ren6
tbrer uno 9erabe an tbrem S6luiie BE-
troffen bat.
Snbeifen ou9 6teien ber6Iitern6en
S9leier iiber bic @rinnerung an Sic Nusz
fteIung pirb Bic 3eit ~binpegne6men unb
ie ldnger ie retper miro ft6 bas Bib por
unierm g~etltigen Nuge barite1en.
9GB nit Der NusiteQung aud Ser berr
It6e 9tabmen i9pinoen muB, in tpelcben
ie gefaBt tpurbe, lit be6auerlib. Nber es
lit unum9dngItb. ltnb fir bieien 8crluit
peroen mir reibli3 cnti6dOigt weroen
bur6 Die Wtuicen uno ionittgen Nnitalten,
tpetcbe u11s bon lift nerbletben.
2ludb bas S60nite, tpenn es bert0rpert
1T, lit per9Gn9lt6. 9lber boB mir es BEL
unS gebabt, unb es baben i6affen teIfen
f%0nnelt, tit Elm unbergGngli6es 8etpuBtz
ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
Garter s.. Sarrtio4's Nt5roer.

9ieier g. eugene SOS Prenz
bergaft, tpte er iib gu unteri6retben
plegte, lit offenbar ebenio gut 3ure9@
nungsfGbig pie Brdiibent @arfteLo's
Wtorber Gutteau, obglei6 er tpie oteler
ais elm vGranf" be3eicbnet tperben farm.
9enn au6 ct tpar it9 ietner Shat FLAIR
bcDuBt, un6 au3 ct begging ie ais entz
tGui9ter NemteriGger.
Wenn gum 8epeiie BON Qrenbergalt'S
ltn5urebnun95tdbigfeit augefitbrt mirb,
baB CT, obgleieb fetn Suriit, pom Mapor
Elm iurtitii6eS Nmt 9eforbert babe, 10 ut
ba9 nt6t iti6baltig. 9enn er D~erlangte
au4 anoere Qe1mter un6 iudte no6 am
Sage Dor benz Wpr6e ben @ouDerneur
Qllt9elb tue9en zines 2(n1tes gu iprecben.
@benio bate CT 16on Bel bem porberigen
WaDor 8aibburne aQerlet MemteranIiez
gen.
Wie @uttealt par ct berbummelt un6
tpte bteier mti9te er itb In auerLet Poliz
TIT. 90 icbidte er in LESTER 53eit on ben
StlbcrsS enator Dubois bon Sbabo piele
3ui9riften nab @aihington, worin ct
1tcb hefti9 gegen Giniteuung BET Stlber=
a%ntdufe uno ge9en Brdiioent Glepelanb
auS1pra6. 0ie @uiteau cling Ct aber
3u9lei6 nit b0atscr @eilteSflarbeit leinen
Geibatten nod, wenn er iicb aettpetlig
3um Qrbeiten enti9loB, 10 noeb in Iebter
G3elt benz Sammcln BON announcements fir
en9ltl5e 3eitungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06

Sn6alt scr Goo>bee5s8ia 3ulammen9etaBt.
Sic perfiigt bic Giniteaung Der monat1
Iicben SilberanfGufe unb erflGrt 5ugleteb:
SIS iet Die Bolitif Der Gegterung, ben 8e7
braucb bon Sob unb Silber oils StanOaro7
@elb DISQUALIFICATION, unb beioe Su @elO BON
eleicbem innerem unb webleIbarem WertDe
~aussuprdgen cine @Iei66ett, tpelcbe
6urdb tnternationaLe 8erein6arung ge@
fiebert fperDelt iOQe ober unter iolcbem 9es
ieblicben Sdbub, tpte er bic 8eibebaltung
Der @leicbbeit Des @crtDes Der Wtln3en
beiber Wfetaue un6 Die gleicbe 3abltraft
iebes Dollars auf ben Otdrften uno 5ur
.3abIun9 BON S9ulben ii3ere.
Sest, ba bie Ser. Staten tire tpabnltn7
nige Sonoeritlberpolitif auf9egeben baben,
pirb aucb cine 8ereinbarung nit ben euro
pdiicben Wa9ten iiber Das Stlber mI0sIl9
ietnl