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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
COLORADO LEGISLATURE.
The Extra Session Will Probably Adjourn
Immediately on Organization

DENVER, Jan. Ex-Governor Waite's
extra session of the Legislature which
convenes next Wednesday may end
with an immediate adjournment
owing to the fact that. strong efforts
are being made by the governor and
his friends to have it last at least 30
days. A motion to adjourn will be
introduced in both branches. 1t will
pass almost unanimously in the SEN
ate but may stick in the lower house.
The states financial condition will
not allow of the expense of nearly
100000, which the session will cost.
The state has now Overdrawn appro-
priations by over $50, 900. All availa.
BILE funds were appropriated by the
general assembly at its regular SEES
sion for the two years which it con-
trolls, and no matter how many bills
are passed for canals, roads, reser-
voirs or other improvements for the
relief of unemployed, there will be no
money for their completion.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11

THE manufacturers have from time
to time asked an increase in the tariff
rates until Senator Voorhees, says they
are ashamed to ask for still higher
duties, but come in the name of their
employees, when the fact is patent
that after the passage Of the McKin-
ley bill the wages of the operatives
were reduced in the factories. The
very fact that they ask in the name
OF the operatives is conclusive of their
hypocrisy. When did a manufacturer
do anything to benefit the lsboring
classes? 1t is the most transparent
humbug. They want the duties re.
tanned on their own account and not
on account OF their workmen. With
free raw material they can afford to
pay better wages. and they know it
IT is to be hoped their employees will
in some way compel them to pay bet.
ter wages. AS long as high protec.
tive tariff exists the employer has the
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
THE OLIVE BRANCH.


Ex-Governor John Ireland, upon in
vitation of the San Antonio Express
has written an open and joint letter
to the chairman of each branch OF the
Democracy Of Texas, Messrs. A. h.
Matlock and Waller Baker. 1t Is a
short letter and TO he point. He says
there is ono sort of logic or reasoning
that could convince either side that
IL was the erring one" and then he
proceeds to outline his plan OF recon.
ciliation as follows, to-wit: "CaiI
your two committees together at the
same place and time Place your re-
spective designations in their hands
with tho request that they forget the
past, and for the two committees in
Joint session 10 elect chairman of the
Democratic central committee, one
who il and was not allied actively to
either party, whose duIy 1t shall be TO
proceed to organize the Democratic
party in the same spirit that may
prompt your action aa above sug-
gested VIII you do it ?"
Governor ireland has presented the
most sensible plan that has yet been
suggested He is a Democrat and q
patriot and appreciates fully the
danger that Texas incurs by permit
ting a continuation OF the breach in the
party ia the state, and while he
knows 10 some extent the bitterness
of partizanehip and the attempted
ostracisim of national Democrats in
the state by the Waller Baker wing
Of be party, he has yet to learn that
the cha irman OF that committee is
governed wa fear hy the principle of
"rule or ruin" and all the sugges-
tiOns made by such time honOred
Democrats as John Ireland will have
no kind OF influence to induce him to
yield to any kind Of compromise. He
and his set profess to believe that
there is but one way that n recon-
clliation can he effected and "a they
express, that is by the Clark national
Democrats Coming back to the
party" The Clark Democrats, or
more exactly speaking the National
Uemo1a,s Of Texas, sustaining the
Democratic administration and the
National Democratic Platform, have
no Coming back" to do. They are
on the straight road and straight lines
of Democracy.
But there is but little doubt
that Mr. Matlock, the chairman of
the state central committee OF the
Texas Democracy, would willingly
resign his position as chairman, /
thai resignation would effect recon-
along the lines of true Democ.
racy. We all know what that is: the
national platform is it's exponent and
the administration of Grover Cleve-
land is it's representative.
THE STATESMAN now and here pre-
diets that Mr.. Waller Baker will not
adopt GOV. lreland's patriotic sug-
gestions, nor will he under any cir
cumstances resign his position as
chairman of the car stable wing of the
party.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11

THERE seems to be an uDaccount-
able indifference on the part OF GER
tain congressman to attend to their
legislative duties. Too many of them
have "other fish to fry" The names
of the present absentees of the Demo-
cratic members OF congress ought to
be at once given to the public and the
reasons for their absence. Unless
these absentees have good cause for
excuse the public will hold them to
account for the indifference they man.
ifest to the present condition Of the
ountry.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
CATARRH TWENTY YEARS
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS SPENT IN
TREATMENT IN VAIN.
Cured at Last by DR.. Hartmsn's Free
Course Of Treatment.

This is what Dr. Hartmau's free
course Of treatment did for me: / was
sick for IS or 90 years and did not
know what was the matter with me
had rolling in the stomach, aud
often would get pains in il; had no ap-
petite, a restless sleep and rslpi,a.iCu
of the heart. | was nervous and
after eating my stomach would
beat; | had pains in my
sComah. | eXpectorated IA gray, sticky
mucous from the throat Every tine
| took cold my throat got sore, and !
would have fever. had caterrh in
my head and it began to effect my
eyes. My nose was stopped up and
every morning had coughing spells
| consulted several physicians, one of
whom said he could cure me III six
months. l had to pay hm $50 for his
services, but at the end of six months
! was no better. He dOctOred NE for
my bloop Another physician said |
had dyspepsia.
kept on dOctoring until spent $500
and was not any better, bnu kept
gradually growing worse until | was
confined to the bed. Another pnysi.
clan was then called 70 treat me, who
said | catarrh of the bowels. / became
cODstipated and took medicine aIl the
time, but it did Ine no good | wrote
to DR. Hartman for bis advice. soon
got some Pc ru-na and took it three
times day before each meal, i'll table
spoonful doses. | also took
Man-a.lin to regulate NY bowels,
which entirely cured my con
stipation. The Pe.ru-na cured
the catarrh in my head and my eyes
are better. [ don'5 have any more
dizzy spells, my head feels clear, can
breathe through my nose, and my
throat is cured. NV voice is clear, and
do not have the rolling in my stomach
My appetite is good and sleep we'll
/ can eat almost anything now. My
nerves are getting stronger. When |
began taking Pc ru-na l weighed only
121 pounds, but now | weigh 1875
wish | could tell every body about Pc.
ru ma. sa that thousands more would
be cured. OTTO T. hOSENSKY.
Al West ST., Newar6, n . j.
FREE MEDICAL BOOKS
on catarrh, la grippe, coughs, colds
aud consumption will be sent, pre-
paid, for short time TO any address
by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manutac uring
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
PARTISAN PERSECUTION.

Mr.. Hosr in the senate is pushing
partisan persecution OF the administra-
ton to the extreme of discOurtesy that
has never been manifested heretofore
By that body. There is a secret ser
vice fund, from which it is presumed
Mr.. Cleveland took the amount neces-
sary to pay Mr. Blount for his services
and expenses on his mission to Ha-
wall, and Mr. Hoar demands to know
whether it was used for that purpose
or not, and how much of it was used.
No president has heretofore ever been
called upon to account for this fund,
and Mr.. Hoar's demand amounts to
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
THE HORSE LEECHES DAUGHT TIERS


Senator VOORHEES, struck home the
other day in an interview with a
crowd of protection manufacturers
and Illustrated their greed to the dot.
He said: at protection were aChinese
wall you manufacturers who believe
in it would not be satisfied with any
height to which it might be raised +,
but would keep up a demand for an
increased elevate NJ He had good
grounds for the allegation. When the
Mckinley tariff bill was in process of
construction by the congressional COM
mittee the manufacturers of special
articles were each and all allowed to
name the amount of duty they re-
quired on the importation of the sand
article and the committee did not
hesitate to insert the figure named.
They had, however, right to do so.
That was the "quid pro quo" that
the Republican bosses had agreed
to pay for the contribution of each of
these manufacturers 10 the campaign
fund that put Mr.. Harrison into the
presidency.
1t is an open secret that even the
highest tariff congressman were as
tonished at the high figures. and
would not have had the temerity to
insert the manufacturers figures in
the Mckinley bill but for the encour-
agement they received from the as
surances of Mckinley himself that
the people would stand it. McKin-
ley turned out to be false prophet.
The people were indignant and re-
fused TO stand it, as manifested by
the Democratic majorties in 1890 and
1892.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
THE NAVAL QUEEN.
Calculations on Her Speed and Power Com
pleted by the Trial Board

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Judgment
has been passed upon the speed and
motive power of the cruiser Olypia
and a calculation OF the trial run in
Santa Barbara channel has eliminated
in a verdict of 21 G8G knots per hour
which will give premium of 500, 900
to the builders. The report Of the
trial board is complete with the excep.
ton of the Judgement of gear and fur V
nishiug. Ia every point of machinery.
speed. horsepower and coal consump-
tion the plans and specifications have
been beaten. The mean disp acement
during the run amounted TO $3.50 tons
while onlv 800 were called for by con-
tract. The pressure test was eXcee led
ny over six pounds, collective horse
power of main and auxiliary engines
operated during the trial amounted TO
1913 03. Requirement was 10000
Under these conditions of steam and
power the furDaces consumed 80. 937
pounds of coai per hour during the
run. 1t will take from seven to eight
to put the finishing touches
on the Olypia so she can be declared
in commission and fit to fight as we'll
as run.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11

WHAT pity it is that the new gen.
Grafton in Texas has lost all awe for
traditional greatness. How keeuIy
the old fellows who have hung on to
office with the tenacity of a leech
must deplore this modern irreverence
for the profound wisdom of the old
set
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
Car Factory Burned

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 6.-The Indian
apolis Car and Manufacturing compa.
ny's establishment is on fire. 1t is one
of the largest buildings in West Indi.
annapolis. Several engines have gone
to the fire from this city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
TEENS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ApvgTIsiEG RATES.

Advert ana rs-es will be made tuov1 ~ a7'
plicato
Fbtt.l. I1tjlttt cree. e. I'm ~ tuiGlLt,
~ VpDI fUIrCH (fte rs me
Eookpry On .,ggo g. &. bECEWITH
Sole agent Foreign Advertising.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
DEATH OF A MISSIONARY
GROSS MIsMANAGEMRNr.

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Mr. Henniker
Heaton, conservative member for
Canterbury, it is said, will move for
the appointment of select committee
to inquire into the management and
expenditures of the British exhibit at
the Worlds Fair. 1t is charged that
there has been gross Acknowledgement
inadequate representation and waste.
ful expenditure.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11

The woods are already full of can
dldates for state Offices in the next
election. Hon. M. M. Crane has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
tlorDey general Of the state.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
DR.. Q. T. LOVING.
DENTIST.

Gl2 Cong. ave. West to City National
bank Austin, Tex. Sets of teeth from
$40 up;gold filings from 5000 un.amai-
gam ana an other filling 81 up; teeth
Ga rae QUO; teeth extracted painless
81; where teeth are put in, no charge
lor extraction. All work guaranteed,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11

FREE TO F. A. n. Colored Engraving
OF Chlnese Mas9ns at work, also, large
with bottom prices. New illustrated HE,
tory of Freemasonry for Agents Bewars
otthe spurious Masonic books. REDDINC
, q co., Publishers and Manufactures ~
Masonic Goods, 73l Broadway. New Yoris
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11

advantage ana will always use it TO
reduce the wages Of his employees TO
the minimum.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
ENGLAND.
NEW MARSHES

LONDON, Jan, 9-The Times saws
that it is now understood that five
firstclass meu.of.war will be built nv
the British government.
DEATH OF A MISSIONARY.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The Church Mis-
slonary society has received telegram
from Lagos, West Africa, announcing
the death of the famous negro mis-
sionary, Bishop Hill, and his wife.
The dispatch contains no further de.
tails,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11
FREE MEDICAL BOOKS

on catarrh, la grippe, coughs, colds
aud consumption will be sent, pre-.
paid, for short time TO any address
by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company of Columbus, o.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-01-11

BRADsTREET's Trade Review says
that more than twice as many mills
and factories have started up in the
last week than have shut down.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-11
Oas Qooptipftno.

Ser S9auplaB Der ~folgenben fGeinen
@r5dblung tit jene &linif, in ipel6er
Staatsbitrger unb 8iirgerinnen bas 9t6t
Der Welt 81 erbIiden pflegen. @erabe bat
Der q~eitrenge @ebieter bes 6auIes nit
9ilfe feines Mffi1tenten Elm tGeines @eIen
unter Defenders i9peren l1mtGnben in has
Symmetrical gefeBt unb bas BerIpnal lit
bamtt beI4Gftigt, Dem ipin3igen 8letnen
ben iibliden AetBen @mpfang 81 bereiten.
Mber Der neugeborene Grbenbirger tit du9
nur Elm gar gu f9tpG9li9eS @remplar ietz
ner @attung, unb 70 lpenig 14eint er Nnz
fpru3 auf einen lGngeren @ufentbalt in
bieier Welt gu BADEN, baB Der 0err PrO>
fe1Or, bur4 befIen 0anb 10 Diele Spr0Bz
Ginge tGgli4 geRen, gu feinem Mifiitenten
gepenbet bumoriitt19 unb tpe6miit6ig 3uz
gGei9 fagt: rNenn Der am Qeben bleibt,
bann dbppttre t9 t6n." 92un Itnb a6t Sage
%bergangen. NuS benz f~leinen, ber6u3elten
@iirm9en 1T Elm braGer, blonber Sunge
geporben, Der luttg in Die Welt htnetn=
frG6t, unb befen blaue &ugen nod re6t
LANCE Die Some feben 5u polen I4etnen.
Sebp6 Der 0err BrpfefIor, Der fpnit ieben
tIeinen 'Bflegltng tGgltdl mebrmaIs for=
gero befi9tigt, gebt on Dem betreffenben
8ett fat berlegen boriiber. S9on am
5peiten Sage, oGs Der NTiiitent Iagte: r9err
Profefor, ba8 Nboptipttnb fommt bur9",
errDtbete Der @etpa1tige, unb nun brGngen
ft6 Die @t1benten gerabe Inn btefes 8ettz
9en berun, unb elmer 3etgt benz anbern
ben 4bopttpTobn bes 6errn profeKors.
Simmer tpieber muB Der 0oter tptber @ilz
len in bic i9mun3elnben @efi9ter ietner
3ubDrer bltden, unb nG6renb Der N1iiftent
f9 ieines grpBen @rfoIge8 freut, giebt it9
Der 6err Profeifpr bas @erfpre9en: So
balb abopttre i'd teinen me6r,"
Abendblatt., 1894-12-11
@erpfmfMte &eform.

Wa0or 6opfinS bat 6er Wa66en'i3en
Spe3iaLiteuer : 8eror6nung tpirtGi6 ben
9alS umSebrebt un6 cine 8erorbnung ba1
ge9en borgei6laSen, aus ser Die @Gunobe7
flyer tpenig Croft ih0pfen fOnnen. WaS
BET Wtabben'i9e Qntrag bauptiGcbltcb be-
3tpedte mar, bic @eiammtuntOften Der
Steuerumfage 3u ermaBi9en unO bic
S9maroBer, bte it9 i'm SteuerGn1te ein9ee
niitet baben, ob3uitretfen. Nber gerabe baz
8e9en rt9tet it3 bos bitrgermciterltcbe
8eto, Oa8 etnen 0ur9i9ntttsiaB BON 4
b. $. Ser geiammten lmla8e als ut5uz
reiden6 biniteIt un6 iib babel auf 6os llrz
tbeil Der Qlbtbet[ungsAeIs itiiBt. @s itnb
ober 9era6e bieie neutrality-suspicious.,
6enen mir gar fetn unpartetii6e8 11rtbetI
5u9eiteben, 6enn bic babsn Sic Sbmarober
9ebegt unb 9epfle9t. 0te SnipettOren,
Spe3ialiteuercommiliGre II. (. ID. ftnb Bic
@inftIin9e Ser neutrality-suspicious. un6
per6en bic ieLbitoerltGnbltcb ouf bteielben
nt6tS fommen l~aiien. 0as 8etO bes 8Grs
9ermetiterS IGuft etnfab barauf btn0uS,
aues bein Nltet gu belGiien un6 nur benz
Sta0trat6 unb benz Publtfum ettpas mebr
GtnbItd in bic Nu8gaben 6es SteueramteSa
3u gepd6ren, 0te etn3ige 8%elttmmung
bon mirtIi6em 0ertb lit bic, tpona9 baS
Oberbauamt bic @run6beitBer i6rtftz
LID BON Der tbnen sutommenben &itGberz
Siitung in aenntntB ieBen iOu. 9aS 1T
bi8ber ni9t 8eiBaben unb p6re bas frsiItb
tmrnerbin Elm @epitn.
8enn 6err 9opftnS Hedt bat, 6ann bas
BEN btsber Die @run6beitber bic bon ser
Stabt aus8efibrten &rbeiten nt9t gu
tbeuer be3ablt, benn 6 b. $. baben aud6
bisber bic l1ntoiten i'm 9urcbi6nttt nidt
iiberidrtttcn. Sn bieier 8eSie6uns alio ion
uns feline &b9HIfe 9etpG6rt nerben un6 mir
tuer6en na3 tpte Dor al bic Sta6t beinabe
6aS 9Oppelte bon benz fir StraBenarbeiten
be3ablen miiien, mas IS I'M 8riDotwege
toftet. Die S6ulo lie9t an BEN 8iirgern,
bic bon Der Iebteren &erginiti9un9 10 iel>
ten @ebrat6 macben. Sn Der II. @arb
BADEN bieier Sage @run6beitber etnen
ftnf5ebn5OGi9en Ql63u9sfanaL int Clifford
I'M 80 Gents ben SUP 9ebaut befommen,
Der ibnen bel bcr StaOt auf baS 0reiz unb
8ierfa6e gu ite6en ~8efOmmet tpGre. Die
bon Der Stabt geIteferte GermeHuns unb
SnipettiOn fam un9efGbr auf 40 Dollars
3n iteben, mas bel elmer @eiammtau8gabe
bon 1000 SUB ettpa 1 8rO3ent macbt fir
11nfoiten, bic bic Sta6t nit 6 pro3ent BE.
re6net.
8as LANCE tpa6rt, pir6 i9Gecbt, fam
man auA BEL Oieiem &eformSerludb pieber
iaget. Die 8uriden, benen es an ben
Gra8en 8e6en iOu, Wiiieit Sic eepGante Ser
beiicrung INNER tuieber gu btntertreiben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-11
De Retf' ma Beuisen.

On rbe Net1' ma 8eQtgen" ertnnert fol-
gen0e 9eI9t9te aus benz differentiation
8reife 0artebmen: Ser &Gtbner 30. aus
6. un0 befIen ertpa6iener Sp0n paren nad
Srempen gum Sobrmartt gefabren. Muf
benz 9etmfpege ipp1te ba8 &DBlein, pel6es
Dor ben f6perbelaiteten @age ge1punnt
mar, fat ben 0ienIt b~erfagen. M&an 00nnte
benz ermii0eten S6tere bann einiqe Hube,
itretfte ibm ben 3aum ab unb lteB es i'm
MalDe am 9rabenranb tpeiber. 8alb ie6od
bate bic Wtrtung Der briitenben Mttttaqsz
Tonne tpte DeS i'm llebermaB qeno1Tenen
S~euerDahers BET ben betben SSnfa1Ten t6re
S3ulbtgteit get6an - ie tparen auf Dem
@efGbrt etngenidt, DIS iie gegen Nbenb err
lpa4ten, befanb fi6 3par Magen unb 80Bz
lein nDb an berIelben @telle, nur bic toitz
bare Sa6rmarttstpaare mar berfhpunben
009it e%rtaunt entbedte man 1e alsbalo an
benz nd91ten Sa%nnenbaum, Der tpte etnWeibz
nu9t5baum nit ibr geI9miidt par. Oo
CABS benn Elm 9efttges Metttlettern apt1ben
Batter unD SDbn na9 ben ielb1t an ben
b19iten 8aumipiben beftnbIt9en @a9en.
Gnblt9 ma bag gefdbrlt9e @ert bouenbet;
es feblte nur baS 8ronntpetnfGB9en mil
feinem sSyn6Qlt, Mtit 3erfebten &leibern uni
ara 3er16unbenen 9liebern ma1ten biz
ooSQ6rmarttbe1u9 ft6 etlenbs bDn banner
= Inn cine Grfabrung rei9er, Ote feitltbf
Musftattung beS Sannenbaume8 aber battt
Elm StrDmer beiorgt, Der am nG4folgen0er
Abendblatt., 1894-12-11

- 3wet 6euti6e 9ibter finb am beutis
gen Sabresta8e geboren unO geitorben:
So9ann 2tnaitaituS SrepLinsbaulen, 1910
geborcn unb 1889 seitorben, unb Wfar bon
S9enfenbOrL &6mpfer fir 0euticblanbs
Treibeit, 1888 81 Giliit geboren unb 1917
5u &oblen3 9eitorben. 1892 itebt QoutS
XVI. beute ais NnQetla9ter Dor ben
S6ranfen in Parts; 1897 tom1nt Bond
parte aus 9eutI9lan0 pieber na6 8artS d;
1906 piro SIT 9oien 3wiiaen Sacbien unb
Trantrei4 Triebe geiAlOiien, unb Sa9ien
tpirh Elm &~0nigreicb. 1913 bereini9en ii4
Die Nieberlanbe nit ben Nerbiinbeten segen
Tranfrei9. 1916 ntr6 SnOian0 in bic
Union aufgenpmmer. 1887 miro Der ipa>
niibe General Soiepb 0tariG TOrrtios BET
MtaGaea nit nob "a 0iberaIen eriboiien
unO in @0ttingen per6en iieben auSge3ei6>
nete 9rofelIoren tpegen tbrer rDIitii6en
@eitnnung abgeieBt. Sn 8remerbapen
ftn6et 1875 auf benz 9ampfer vM2oiel",
bur6 GbomoS beranlaBt cine GrpolOIton
itatt, Die SO Wfeni9en t0otet. SIN Der
0ootb OItDer'ib Mfa6lmIbIe in G6tca9p
erfOlgt 1888 cine MeebIitaubzG gpLoiion nit
etnem 8erluit bon 4 o6er 5 Gobten un6
1889 miro am II, 0c3ember in 9tew Or
leans Sefferion 9Gpis beer6i9t.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-11
ben0rif Witboi oeutider 2eids
bedmter.

Ser ebemdltge 3ebeG, Der ben beutI9en
&ploniaItruppen in Siibafrita Sabre lang
3u f9affen gema9t bat, tit nunme6r, nddz
benz er Ii6 enblt6 untertDorfen, in ben Otenlt
Der 9eutf6en &egierung g%etreten. Sin ots
Sibafrtfa bon Maior 2el1tpetn in Berlin
eingetrpffenes Selegramm melbet, baB er
6enbrtt Mitboi in ben 9ienft Der beutI9en
gtegterung genommen uno 5tpar nit etnem
SabreSge6alt Don 1000 80.
Mfaior 2eutipetn Fat na6 Der untertper9
flung Wttbot'S folgen0e Protlamattpn erlaf@
fen:
n9}o9bem Der &apitdn 9enbrtf Witbot,
bas g&ubloie zines ldrgeren Wiberftanbes
einiebenO, it9 unter Die G9uBberrI9aft bes
Oeutf6en &at1ers ge1te1t bat, 10 tritt Die
Proclamation Der taiIerltben 2anbesbauptz
munnf9aft gegen i'm unb feline Qeute BON 5.
Nprt bteies S. biermtt duBer &raft. Ser
&apttGn Wttbot bat gelpbt, NIT aIen &apt=
tdnen unb Stdmmen bes beuti3en S6uBge>
btetes in SrteOen 81 leben unb 1i9 BON ieBt
a6 leotglt9 Der Regierung 1etne8 Bottles nib
men 81 np1en. MGs tiinftiqen Wo6n1tb bat
it3 &apttdn Wtt6oi fetnen alten StammTtB
8ibeon dusgebeten unb babe i3 inn benfelz
ben, bteiem NunI9e germ Ge9nung tra@
geno, 3uriid9egeben. 8et benz feiten @baz
rdfter Des &opitdn Mttboi 1T getpiB, baB berz
felbe ietn Mort treu unb reblt9 balten unb
Der fai1erli9en &egierung ,pie er bi86er Elm
e6rlt9er Seinb gepefen tit, 70 audi fiinftig Elm
ebrlt9er Sreuno Ietn Dirb, Tomit BET beren
duf ba8 MD9l bes NamaIanbes geri9teten
8eitreben cine 3uberldifige StiBe.
SIN Eager Der Naufluft, 16. Sept. 1894.
Ser tai5erlt9e 2anbes6auptmann
de3.: Qeutnein. Mdior."