davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
MARTINS FERRY.

The jury in the Patterson case gav'
the plaintiff $500. Now since the case
is settled it ought to learn the city au
thorities lesson and compel contract
ors who make these Improvements Il
put lights on these distractions. There
is some curbstone on the street at the
corner of 4th and Clay streets that may
cause a law suit for damages, also too
box in front of the ST. Clair Hotel stand:
out in the street that ought to be re-
moved and the condition that Hanover
street has been and still is in this neigh
borhood on account of putting in q new
sewer and no care being taken to pro-
tect the citizens from danger is liable
to cause lawsuit at almost anytime.
John Burkhart, the First ward grocer,
is able to get around, after being laid
up two weeks. Mr.. Burkhart is the
gentleman that was hurt in the street
car riot at Etnaville, breaking his col
lar bone.
The suit OF Sarah P. Morris VS.. Mar
tins Ferry Terminal Railroad, for dam
ages, will come up before the Common
Pleas Court tomorrow.
The battery OF boilers at the Standard
mill that runs No. 1, 2 and sheet mills
was leaking yesterday, laying off that
part of the mill.
The County Commissioners and tax
PAYERS will meet in st. Clairsvlle to-
day, to discuss the finding Of the coun-
ty indebtedness.
G. II. Brown, route agent OF the
Cleveland, Lorain aud Wheeling Rail-
road, was in the city on business yes
terday.
Miss Schell, OF williamsburg, Monroe
county, is the guest Of her brother,
Mr.. George Schell, OF the First ward.
Harry Humphreyville who is running
grocery store at Morning View was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Paxsou is able to be out, after a
severe attack of the grip. Mamie
Paxson is down with the measles.
Ross Pickens intends to remove to
town, and Amos Wilson will remove
into the Pickens property.
Miss Sue and Ella Barr left yesterday
over Iub ID. ". IdllIOdO iNi "
ton City, to visit friends.
E. d. Dithridge left over the Cleve-
land and Pittsourg Railroad yesterday
for his home at Kent, 0.
DR.. R. w. Carter, specialist oil
Pittsburg, has been canvassing the city
for medical work.
Miss Anna Warnock, OF Warnock';
station, was the guest OF VIM. z. Dough
erty yesterday.
w. II. Dixon will leave this morning
for Pittsourg, Philadelphia and othel
points East.
Miss Georgia Smith is the guest o
Mrs. Elmer Walker Of the Standard ad
ditlon,
Miss Ada Joy entertained a number
OF her friends in an elegant manner las
night.
John Milligan, former resident o
this city was here on business yester
day.
Mrs. Captain Inglebright is recover
ing from q severe spell of sickness.
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Loui
SeabrIght is i'll with typhoid fever,
Tom Jordon of Cincinnati, is the cues
OF his sister, Mrs. JamesJamison.
Geo. O'Neal was fined $40 and cost
for striking his mother-in-law.
Annie McKim was visiting friends a
Yorkyille yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Boles and daughter ar
the guests OF Bellaire friends.
Nathan Vale was in Scio yesterda
on business.
w. Fl. Hobbs is in East Liverposi Of
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
A SUNNY NATURE.
Lovely WOman's Best and Greatest
Charm.
What a Bright and Attractive Woman Has
to Say to Her Sisters.
How a Happy and Joyous Nature
Can be Acquired.

Women make the sunshine of life.
Did you ever watch the flowers turn with
irresistible persistence toward the sun
lightl So does the bright, joyous, sunny
nature of q woman irresistibly attract all
to her light-hearted. merry, and bouyant
spirits.
Such a nature makes glad the heart; it
makes happy the time.
For man, all the anxiety of business. the
weight of care, the gloom and depression Of
spirits are dispersed as clouds by the sun
before the bright smile of joyous, happy
wife.
woman, one never pleased, always fault
finding, disconnected and unhappy, will re-
pei all who approach her, and make those
who should love her shrink from her soci-
ETY..
Now, the first requisite Of good nature is
good health. No one out of health can
have bounding spirits and feel particularly
good-natured.
If woman feels nervous, weak, tired,
languid, lifeless and miserable, experiences
faitness, sense Of fulness after eating has
irregular appetite, constipated bowels,
frsquent headaches, wakeful or disturbed
and unrefreshing sleep, weak back, back
ache, dragging down pains, irregularities,
female weakness, any or all OF these, it is
impossible for her TO be light-hearted and |
happy.
And in the spring these feelings are very
prevalent because of the torpid condition
of the system after the winter. She must
be cured first, and, with returning health,
her old-time spirits will come back.
If women will follow closely the advice
and example Of our bright and attractive
Mrs. Elmer Craig. of lie
Roy, Ill, they can easily attain both health
and pood snirits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

a Result Of a Fight ia House Of III Fsn

A Result of Fight In 3 House of I'll Fsme
There was an exceedingly lively
time In an East Wheeling house OF Ill
repute, after midnight Monday night,
and as a result Market street dispen-
ser of beverages OF a spurious nature is
in bed with what was said yesterday to
be fractured skull.
The matter has been kept very quiet,
but from what can be learned there was
a fight in the house between man and
a woman, and the man hurled an
iron cuspidor at the woman's
head. 1t missed its mark
but struck friend of the fellow who
propelled the missile on the Uranium.
flooring him in great shape and necessi-
tating his being hauled home in cab.
The police are investigating the mat
ter, and had three or four women at
the City Hall, last night, in an attempt
to get at the straight of the story. Ar
rests will follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

Nos. 3Asd 4, daily, ~. ". Limited, rsn sehi
between New York ana Cincinnati with yssu
bule Sleeper between Washington and Lsuis'
yflls and between Cincinnati aat Oh Point
Comfort
betwssp~Cipcin natl snd Wasbingtos. No. 1has
Pullman sleeper Roncsvsris 70 Ola Point Con
fort daily.
And arrives At CbsriottssviIls 81 fO:Io .. L.
aUaTisGToS DIVISION: NO. u, Issvs
Clifton Forge daily 500. m arrive Huntngtcs
s.s5p.u. No. IA, daily, Leave Huntington 90
!. M. arriv. Clii.os Forge 80 2 n ssH
n srrtye Euntisgton 900 q y, No. u, daily
eIcspt SUNDAY, leave Hu.tingsoh 800 ,. -, ar
1--WE East Seuell 7:06 .. m.
'i ccIHcIvyATi DIVISION: No. II, daily sr,
csS; sandsy, leave Huntin{so $40 ~ sfIi.:
Cincinnsr ISIS = m No. y. daily sxssps
SurSsy. lssvs Cincinnati 10 ,. n, arrive
huntington $50 n re; ~ daily ssss.s
ss.sati f:ss :. n Ne. -, dshly sxcsps sunday
leave ciseisssu 500 p p, arrive hsysvilis
E@S icir v. Q. murray. Trsns Manager
h yuLI r. ossI rss'. Assa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
MORE INrrLLleENCEE As1NINlTY.

The IntelliqercCr seems to DO consti-
tutionally afflicted with inability to
deaf decently or fairly or even intelli-
gently with Democratic officials.
No sooner have its groundless libels on
the Gas Board been silenced than it
starts to work on the Water Board. In
tba..stter case it is aided by seDsa-
sisftl evening sheet, whose object.
however, is probably nothing more than
the publication Of a sensation" re-
Rardless OF the truth. The IRtelligencer
says:
The point was sprung in Council last
night that the city is under a remarkable
contract with the company furnishing the
new water works equipment. II is under
stood to be stipulated that while this com
panv is executing its contract with the
city any change in the membership or the
Water Board must be satisfactory to that
company.
The absurd implication is made
that the Board has taken this method
OF perpetuating itself in Office.
Had the IntelligeRcer or its evening
imita.or desired to publish the truth Of
the matter, they could have done so by
inquiring Of any member Of the Water
Board. The contract provides,
as all such contracts under similar cir
camstances do, that, until the new
works shall be taken Oft the company's
hands and its responsibility ended. the
city shall employ no one to operate and
care for the machinery who is not salts
factory to the company. 1t is simple,
ordinary, almost purely formal agree
ment for the protection Of the company
in the matter of employing competent
engineers and mechanics to run the
costly machinery. Ithas no more refer
ence to the membership Of the Water
Board than it has to Mr.. CLEvELAND'S
cabinet.
II only in mercy to itself the Inteli-
Oencer should stop such ridiculous at
tempts to spring sensations TO the in
jury Of Democratic officials. By such
partisan displays of sublime ignorance
the Intelligncer only makes itself an
object OF ridicule and contempt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News OF the Boats and Boatmen Along
tho Ohio.

The marks at the landing last even
ng showed 10 feet 9 inches and rising.
Yesterdays boats were: Lizzie Bay
for Charleston, 6 a. M; Ben Hurr for
Parkersburg, at 1880 a. IN; Scotia IL
Pittsburg, at D. IN.
To-day's boats are: Iron Queen for
Pittsburg, at S a. M: Bedford for Pitts
burg, at 8 a. m; Hudson for Cincinnati,
at s a. m. Courier for Parkersburg, at
11:30 a, N.
The number OF miners resuming
work at the river mines up the Monon-
gahela is reported increasing daily and
some new men are being put TO work.
The operators say that to pay what the
strikers demand is simply out OF the
question.
Mai. Stckney OF the government
corps OF engineers at Cincinnati wants
the new bridge contemplated at that
point to be placed at an altitude OF los
feet above high-water mark and the
span 500 feet wide.
WARREN, Pa, Msrch River ]
foot $40; cloudy and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
Rebuff for the Switchmen.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 1.-The switch
mems grievance committee of the Wabash
system have met with a rebuff. Present
ing demand for pay for the dinner hour
whenever men were compelled by circum-
stances to work the whole or part OF that
hour, they have received from Superinten-
dent MCGEE a refusal to accede To the re-
quest, or to recommend to General Mana
ger Hayes that it be granted. Grand Chief
J. Z. Wilson, who came here to aid the
local grievance committee, has returned to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
GOOD ROADS

The farmers Of Michigan have spent
thousands of dollars in money and labor
on roads which have been thrown away.
Systematic road improvements will
make every dollar raised for highway
improvements count.-Detroit Tribune.
Why not compel the towns to build
the roods? Let there be general plan
and supervision, or suggestion by the
State engineer, but encourage the prin-
ciple of local self government by de-
pending on the towns TO build and pay
for the roads.-BtlfGlo Express.
japan has q magnificent system OF
roads all over the empire, used chiefly
by the iinrkshas, the little two wheeled
carriages drawn by men instead OF
horses. In consequence Japan Is said
To be one OF the most delightful coun-
tries in the world for bicycle tour
Boston Herald.
They are wanted for business reasons
as well as for pleasurabe riding, In the
interest of horsefesh as of axletreeS,
and when one considers what the poor
animals In question have to suffer from
the bad roads it is a wonder that they
do not get up on their hind legs and
protest much oftener than they do
BROOKLYN Citizen.
Those States that soonest put into
operation road improvement system
will surpaSs their sister States in growth
and prosperity. They will increase the
profits on their crops and the value Of
their lands attract the best class Of i'm
migrants and command the most CAPT.
tai on the most advantageous TERMS
Detroit Journal
The true friend OF road Improvement
will base his appeals on the need Of the
farmer and the dweller in the thinly
settled country. He will ignore the
pleasure rider as far as he can, and ne
certainly will not try to put our high
waysunder the control Of great CEN
trial government machine at Washing
ton-not IL he is wise.-Providenc Tel
! egT0m
Railroads might aid materially in the
work OF building good roads II they
would make concessions on rates on all
road material and machinery delivered
to all points or their lines, and il might
prove profitable to them il they would
deliver without charge such material
and machinery as might be used on
highways directly connected with their
lines. -SprinQfetd Moss Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

THE Harrison administration has
cleaned up everything nicely for the
Democrats, even the treasury vaults.
There is s94, 100000 less free gold In
the treasury now than there was when
Mr.. CIEvELAND's term Of office ex-
pired and Mr.. HARRIsON's term began.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

The wearing Of hoopskirt by wo-
man at church in Tennessee last sun
day, caused a general and bloody riot
in the congregation. We are glad to
see that in at least one section Of the
country mankind has determined to as
sert its rights.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
DEMoCKATIC AT LAST.

Next Saturday every department Of
the government will be turned over to
the control of the Democrats party.
The Democratic vote in the Senate
will number 45 sure with Montana and
Washington TO hear from. The Demo
Gratis who have 80 members Of the SEN
ate in the present Congress, have gained
a seat in each Of the States Of New
York, Wisconsin, California, Kansas,
North Dakota and Wyoming. Should
the Legislatures of Washington and
Montana adjourn without eleeting
senators the Governors Of those States
would appoint Republicans. AT most,
however, the Republicans and Popu-
lists united could not command more
than 43 votes in the Senate; and it is
pretty certain that the Populists will
never join issue with the Republicans
against the Democrats in conflict on
party lines. They have declared that
on the question Of the tariff they will
vote with the Democrats; and Senator
PETER. of Kansas, has lately declared
that, II necessary, he also would assist
the Democrats in the Organization, on
the ground that as they will have the
responsibility for the government no
unreasonable obstruction should be
thrown in their way.
The question Of currency and coinage
win cause divisions in each party and
the Republicans oppose the Democrat
ADMINISTRATORS policy in a partls9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
The Theory and the Condition.

az least one learned theory confident
" aud constantly advanced by many
eStimable scholars, statesmen and lay
men will have TO undergo radical
modification before it will square with
the lately established fact that murders
are more frequent in the rural districts
of Massachusetts, than in its great popu-
lous csnterS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

TIE Worlds Fair must not be closed on
Snndav.-Chtcago Mall. Alas but II will
be.-WHEELIxe REGISTER. Don't be too
sure Of it.-ChicGg0 Mai.
Dear friend, don't raise despairing
peoples hopes only TO have them dash
ed to cold, muddy earth again. Out
with your plans and specifications.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

s'BRAcE Up" is tantaIizing admoni-
ton to those who feel all tired out,
without appetite and discouraged. But
the way in which Hoods 'SarsaparilIs
builds up the tired frame aud gives 4
good appetite is wonderful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

In Holland, Mich, c. j. Doesbury
publishes the Neics, and In its columns
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil for coughs, colds, sore
throat. catarrh and asthma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.
Tho DAILY and SUNDAY REsIsTER can be pro-
cured in Washington CITY at the Newspaper
Exchange. opposits Willard's Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

THE Prince Of Wales had better not
play an engagement in America the
same season with Slugger MITCHELL If
he wants TO be sin it."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
CHESAPEAKE h OHIO kAlL
NWAY COMPANY.

F.F.y fast Flying yisiniAsl
ysstibule Limited, solid, with Dlning Gar, BE-
,w.sn New York, Washington and Cincinnati
v..tibale sIespef between Washiagten Asd
i.oui,ylIis and old Point and Oilcinssu. sehsd-
uIs in Eject bruary D 1854 CssraAL sIhnp-
s-.rnArp Tnn: East Of Glitter Force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02
Combines Soon TO Reap the whirlwInd
Omaha Bee.

The coal combination. the sugar
trust, the cordsge trust, the lead trust,
the whisky trust aud others of similar
character which are preying upon the
the people in contravention Of law and
public policy and in open and avowed
defiance Of popular sentiment are all
under cloud and are beginning to reap
the whirlwind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

MARCH enters in an unusually re-
spectacle manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

Many New York brokers are said to
have earned in commissions more than
81 900 per hour during the Reading cy-
clone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

spirit In the next. as they have in the
present Senate, there would be no pros
pect of the repeal of the silver pur-
chase act. It is too early, however. to
forsee what financial conditions
may bring forth. The main fact
is that the government will be
gIoriously Democratic from top to bot
tom for the next four years at least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02

Best family cathartic, HooD's Puts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-02


yERYxAR, ST NAIL. PssrAsE PREPAID
DAILY, six days in the week..,..........''sSV "
DAILY, three days in the week.. -. 4VO
DAILY, TIVE dSysIn the week. .....-.-- Suo
DAILY, one day in the weak "
WEEKLY, one year, in advance "
WEEKLY, six months. ...........-...-''
SUNDAY only one year..........'---.'.'. "
SUNDAY only, SIX months. "
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. per week, TO be paid vesk.y..-''' 10
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week. 10
The DAILY will be delivered by carristh
any other city or town at.............'.'- 10
single Copies OF DAILY or WEEKLY.
Rejected communications will not be returnea
unless accom- sanied by sufncient postage.
EW-Tributes Of Respect aud Obituary NStless
5 cents per line.
Stamps Of the denomination OF tWeeens AAu
accepted for amounts loss than one doiiAr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ooSrArSISS IMPORTANT
xrvs so1IorrrD sRoN EvEET PART OF rAK SUR
AoUSDINs COUNTRY.
sREGISTKR, srnorGeinSiss sTssrds 'a't'on'
,,utsred al tAs FostoSles ~ HAss!ina W. Va.
sssecons- elass matter.
, 1893-05-04
Oas Rontraftarbetter 6eIeb.
OaneIbe wetff cine Siide auf, ole feline um=
eehun9 iehr erIet9tert.
SO df6tnatpn,4 4. O}at.

ber>GtntDat0erun9sfommiilGr Stump
bat IN elmer 8ernfltng gegen cine @nticbet>
6un9 6eS GintpalberungsfommiiiGrs Sem
net in Seem Norf cine tpicbtige %@ntibei6ung
abgegeben. Ser 2ebtercr bate nGr1li9
iteben Staltenern Bic 0an0ung bertnetgert,
neil iie inter &ontraft bier6er gefommen
ieien. Sber : @intpanoerungSfommil1Gr
Stump ertlGrte na6 lorgfGLttger Inter
Iucbung Der Sacblage sic 3uriifpet1ung
bon breien Set Staliener fir berecbtigt.
8etreffS ser an6eren bier aber ergab ltdb,
baB bteielben einen f0rmlicben &ontraft
nit einem Nrbeitgeber niebt abgel6loiIen
batter, ionbern ite nur altf Die 8erit1erung
bin, baB tie BEL ettem @iienbabnbau Qlrbcit
ftnOen f0nnten, berlibergetommen iparen,
un0 eS tpur0e tbnen 6arauf6tn Die 2anbung
geitattet.
9te1er Sorfaa setgt cine tptc5tige Slide
in Dem &ontrattarbetter @eleb, peldbe 3abI>
reidwn Nrbeitern, tpeld6e Dem Gimme ote1es
@e1eBeS gemGB 3uriiGgetptelen meroen iou=
ten, baS 6eretnl3lilpfen in oie Ser. Staa>
ten geItattet. SIS brauc6en a~meritaniicbe
l1ltternebmer nit auSlGnoilden Nrbettern
tetn fDrmltcbes Nbfommen 5t %treffe1t, 1Dn>
bern bicIeLben NIT 70 unter Ser 6a11o miien
gu lai1ert, baB fte Nrbeit ftn6eu per0en,
ultb eS farn ben 2euten bic 2anoung aLs>
0ann ntcbt berpe6rt tperoen.
SIM Safe ser 81 @SttmoS, meld6e unter
sen fir bic 0auer ser @eltaus itelung
geltenben Observation-Disclosures bterberz
gefommen tparen uno bis Dor &ur3em baS
@8fimo>9or auf Der @eltauSfteQlng be-
po6nten, arsgebro6ener S%tretti9teiten
balber nit Sen betreffenben llnternebmern
aber baIieLbe DerlieBen un6 auf Grlucben
Ser 0ebteren 6eS 2anoe3 beriptelen tper6en
loQten, ertlGrte Der Ober>G intpanoerungsz
commtiidr, baB CT it4, ba Bic 2eute BEL ibrer
Nntunft Sen 9eieblidben Q(nforberungen
entiprocben batten, NIT ibnen nicbt peiter
81 befaiien batte, %lonoern btes Sa9e bes
8unDesantpaltes in Chicago Iei.
, 1893-05-04
Cine Biernotb.
Orobt Sen 8emobnern Don pitts
burg uno allegheny.
Gin Streif aler o%ortieen GRANDDAUGHTER pahr
f9einli6.
IS it%tsburq,4 4. Weai.

3ptiben BEN bieltgen unb 9uegbenp'er
8rauereibeitbern unb ben Union : 8rau>
arbeitern lit elm erniter 3miit auS9ebro9cn,
Der gu einem Streit 5u fiibren bro6t. Sn
elmer geitern 2l6erb ab9cbaltenen, BON mebz
reren bunbert 8rauarbeitern beiucbtcn Ser
lammlung tpurben bic pom 8rauerperbanb,
in 8eantnortung auf Die bon ibren 9lrz
bettern er6o6enen 8ci6peroen, gemacbten
neutrality-suspicious. einitimmig 3uridz
gemteien.
8etbe 36eile berbalten itb bin1ibtlib Ser
ltriac6et 6es 3tpiites iebr 8u~gefnOpft, unb
man tpetB nur 10 Dtel, DaB bic 8rauarbet>
ter b0bcre 00bne unb Sic 9lbiteQung zines
angeblicben wiufiirliben Gerfabrens bel Ser
@ntIaiiung bon Qlrbettern fOrbern. Die
pom 8rauerberbanb genuac6ten 3ugeitGnb>
niiie merben bon ben 8rauar6eitern ntcbt
fitr geniigenb eracbtet. t6eute 2lbenb ftnbet
aberntals cine MISUNDERSTANDING BON
8rauarbeitern itatt. Ser 8rauerper6ano
icbetnt licb aber Su i~peiteren 3ugeitdnbntiien
nt9t berbetlaiien SIT pOuen, un0 1on1it
OIrfte Der Streif faurn auSbletben.
, 1893-05-04
Bet Militar= 9aolod).
Die Debate iber oie 2lrmeeporla9e
i'm oeutiden Retdsta9
6iebt Dem Qbeeoroneten 8idter GeIeeenbeit
gu einem befti9en Qn9rif auf
Kan3ler Gaprtpt.
Berlin, 4. Oeat.

e X ! / w. t. IVtut+
9ie 0ebatte iiber Sic MilitGrporlage
tpnroe beute 8ormttta9 i'm &eib8ta9 fort
geiebt. Gidbter erflGrte NamenS Der 6ret>
itnntgen, 6aB tie 0aS ltebereinfommen 5ptz
iben &anSler Gopripi uno benz GentrumSz
mtt9lieb Srbrn. BON 6uene ni5t btutgen
f%0nnten, t~nsbel0nbere tpe9en Des 3u9e>
itGnbntifeS, oaB bie Srage Der SpeijGbrigen
0ienit5eit DEM Grmeiien Der 9tegterung
iiberlalien bletben loue. SIS Dur0e tpdbz
renb Der 9ebatte Sic 8efIr6tung auSgez
iproben, baB Die &egterung lta9 Nblauf
BON flint Sabren auf elmer abermaltgen
Germebrung Der Brdien5itGrfe Der 4rn1ee
belte6en tDer6e.
&icbter grtff BEN &et1Sfan3ler auf's
6efttgite m tpegen ieines angeblt6en Ser
iu6es, BEN GetbStag 3u %tDranntitren, TN
Oern ct 6emlelben fort unb fort Die Nnitcb@
ten Der milttdrii6en Sa9oertGn6tgen, 9e7
tpiiiermaBen uni bic Wtttglieoer IN Schreden
GIT perieben, borfii6re. Sine berartt9e
6a%n0lungSneiie itemple Ben Barlamenta7
rtstnltS SUIT reinen &ont00te. Jttcbter le9te
etnen fu1mtnanten Broteit Elm ge9en @a@
prtDt'S angebltbe 8erflet1eru1g Der Mrbel7
ten un6 11nterlubungen 6es Counties, tpcl7
cbem Die QrmeeDorla9e CUR Prltun9 unter>
breitet tporbel1 mar.
Ser &an3ler arbeite 6arauf bin aus gang
0euti6Ionb cine einSige &a1erne 51 ma>
cben, ME es lei6er 8reuBen CUR 3eit icbon
lei 0tirmtl6er 8etfaa Der Sretiinntgen
un6 6cs GentrumS). 8reuBen lei aaBer
Stanoe fir 11nterricbtsz unb tpiiienl9aft>
Iicbe 3mede eintge Iumptge bunOerttaaienb
on u -E..L - G1ML,nS $500 00t(,+H&-
Wfolo3 WtQtonen geopfcrt piirDen, (aberz
maliger itirmti6er 8eifau unD lauteS
3tiben Ser &onierDatipeD. &tbter bone
nerte Ben Qebteren Sic Worte gu: v@as
nibt auer 8atrtotismus, nenn Der Wteni9
nibts 3u eifen bat?" Die SiBung erbt9te
in etnem groBen Sumult.