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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

From the New York Times.
A curious custom In Russia demands that
a bride shall prepare a small trousseau for
the groom's wear. and for the recent i'm
perial wedding at Peterhof the cars
daughter duly regarded this national OBJ
servance With the exquisite and extensive
trousseau prepared for the bride were some
fine shirts and other articles Of mems wear
for the Grand Duke Alexander including a
gorgeous !ounging gown Of cloth OF silver
that from its description. must have been
more splendid than comfortable.
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Sale Of Louisville Players

President Stuckey Of the Louisville Club
was shown dispatch from Brooklyn stat
Ing that Pfeffer and Grim had been sold
and asked If he knew anything of the deal.
He said: Grim and Pfeffer have not been
sold to the Brooklyn Club. We have named
our figures. and I would infer from this
telegram that they will be accepted. How
ever, Grim and Pfeffer are still members of
tie Louisville Club and will remain such
the cash."
What about the sale of the franchise to
Milwaukee,"
II have not received any offer for the
franchise by the Milwaukee people, As q
matter OF course, we will sell It but we
must get our figures. You understand how
ever. that We will not sell unless that Is
the case" 49,
Asked IL Louisville would Join the new
league In the event of her leaving the Ma
tional League. the president said that he
knew nothing Of the new league, except
what he had seen In the papers.
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Athletic Notes.

Instructor Sims Of the Y. NJ. c. A., has
adopted new system Of physical examina-
lions this year. by which the development
and condition Of each one in his charge may
be better kept track Of. He will use the
anthropometric system Of Prof. Gulick, and
hopes to get good results therefrom.
Instructor Sims is now picking out his as
sistants for the gymnastic work Of the
winter.
A running track has been painted in on
the floor of the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium this
week. The gymnasium is beginning to All
up with muscle seekers now day by day.
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WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN.
Speeding With the Bicycle At Wal.
than, Mass.

than, Mass.
Three worlds bicycle records were lower
ed at the sWaltham track. At Waltham.
Mass. yesterday morning. John g. John
son broke the worlds record for the half
mile making 1t In "a rs seconds. In
the same trial the worlds quarter mile tan
dem record was also broken. Time, % IS
seconds.
Harvey Davidson or Toronto created an
other worlds record for class A, making
quarter, unpaced, in 2S 10 seconds. The
records will stand as official
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

remedies ana 0OCtOr0
with but little or no re-
lief, l persuaded her to
try DIR. Pierce's Favorito
Prescription and Gold.
en- Medical Discovery
She was 90 out OF heart,
she returned the answer
that it would be like
all the rest-of no good ;
but on my account, she
said she would try II, %
! got one bottle each :
and before she had used
half of q bottle she fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

Totals. 80. 8 827 q Totals. Ann 2
~ thinner batted for Young in ninth inning
S wilmington :: ::::::::::: ddS9SS9&
Earned runs-Cleveland, 2: washington 4 eT,vn-
wrsht Stolen 6ssss-6SSs C. H MeSes;n, os Me-
First base on balls ON Young. &; Cd XaiarSys
struck out-By Young. o; by Maiarky, 1. Passed
S Sa1uuDufasIs VIA Piteh-Malarky Time2
Other League Games.
Heavy hitting marked the Louisville-B os-
ton game. The Beaneaters had a little the
best Of 1t and scored enough runs in the
hrst two innings to win the game The
batteries were Knell and Lake, Staley and
CANCEL III,
r H e
Louisville. 2O1 1O0O2-8 IA Z
Boston,. .....6 80 400 -13 10 2
Breitenstein's wildness In the first and
second innings gave the Baltimores q lead
caught for the Browns Baltimore's bat
terry being Hemming and Robinson.
st. Louis.............O 1OOoOO0aa 10 5
Baltimore...... .....4 OF o OOOO-S 2
Chicago played with Pitcher Taylor's de-
livery and walked away from the Phillies.
DecKer and Clements were injured. Hutch
inson and Schriver were the battery for
Chicago. Grady catching Tor Phiiadeiphia.
Chicago. ........ Os2o41oii is 8
Philadelphia. ."..1 OO21OO-5 II
New York and Pittsburg struggled for
victory for twelve innings, but the game
ended a tie. The batteries were fShret
Mack and Weaver. Meekin and Farrell
Pittsburg.. ..OoOOOsO1ooo&
New York.....2 10000 0OOOOOO- 10 s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

the members Of his present staff, and ap-
point men who will give Washington fair
chance.
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that it was benentin6
her, and she has continued TO improve evef
SINCE and now thinks it the most wonderful
remedy on earth for her sex, and recommends
It to all suffering females. She has not been
% well in ten years.
with free, good will, 90 that you may let all
who may suffer know what 1t has done for
her" Sold by medicine dealers everywhere.
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WHY NOT H7sIy6

HABTrUAL CONSTIPATION RESULTS IN MANY
and serious evils; the of harsh ard violent
purgative In dangerous. DIR. kennedy's Favorte
Remedy IL q mild, safe, sure and effective aperi-
emf n family medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14
CURES OTHERS

n. W. sCo1T. ESQ. Of the o. s; Marshall's
years my wife has been a constant sufferer
from indigestion. sick headache, nervous pros
tration and all other complaints that the fe-
male sex 10 heir to, and, after trying many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

All Of last years team are back at Prince
ton, except Ballet, center rush, who was
married short time ago and has gone into
business; Blake, full hack, and King, quar-
ter back. King will devote his entire time
to coaching the candidates.
The following men have returned: Capt
Rosengarten, substitute half
back on last years eleven; c. Derr, '07: R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

Dug1ale. the good natured under study for
Jim Mcclure, is now getting a chance be-
hind the bat He did not have an opportun-
ity to display his ability on the home
grounds, because Of the indefatigable atten-
ton to business on the part of Mcclure.
The reports from the battle fields of the
west indicate that the frequent throw
dow MS of the Senators is not due to Dug
dale's catching. but owing to the perpetual
enemy of Gus Schmelz, the umpire II all
the umpires are in a combination to give
Gus the worst OF II, there shSuld be O
change in the Washington management. or
else President Young should discharge all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

1t is gratifying to the friends of Charlie
EsIer to note that he Is to carry out the
estimate made of him in the early part Of
the season, in this column, to the effect that
he Is the star left hand twirler Of the
league. Killen has disappeared from view,
Kilroy exploded long ago. Inks Is not even
in class and Breitenstein is the only rival
Esper has. Bret" is clever; no one will
dispute that fact, but when 1t comes to gen
eral all-round work in the box Esper is the
superior Of the Bridegroom" pitcher, from
Won der Aheville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

A large delegation will go from Washing
ton to witness some of the games between
Baltimore and New York, for the Temple
trophy. President Young and a number of
distinguished local ''roOters," who have
sympathized with the Orioles ever since 1t
became apparent that the Senators were not
in the first division, have been invited by
the Baltimore management to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14

President Young says the league does not
intend to call a special meeting to consider
the various rumors floating around in base
ball circles relative to the organization Of
a rival base ball association. None Of the
league magnates appear to be disturbed at
the prospect of another base ball war. on
the line of the Brotherhood revolt Of two
years ago, and no action will be taken in
connection with the report that Louisville
Is going to retire front the league tfntif the
nant.
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The Columbia Club and Georgetown
College Teams.
PRINCETON'S ELEVEN HERE OCTOBER Is
University Of Pennsylvania Will
Also Come.
THE BIG COLLEGE TEAMS

With the coming Of fall the minds Of the
athletic young men Of Washington natu-
rally and heavily turn to thoughts of foot
ball. and no ole Is taking to the sport more
enthusiastically than the members Of the
Columbia Athletic Club.
The foot ball outlook il bright so far as
the Columbia Athletic Club 10 concerned.
and by next week at least forty promising
players will be in daily practice. A start
was made on the lawn adjoining the @
street club house on Thursday afternoon
last, when Field Capt. r. M. Johnson be-
gan work with the following players: A.
T. Tallmadge, J. Shields. c. c. Clarke. c.
Royce Hough, George Stratton. Davidson.
e. T. Schaffart, r. F. Bivins. Gordon c.
Hooker. Fred Watts, Mike O'Leary and
Fred Keppler. Among the others who will
be seen at practice are Ed Seton, B. Dick
inson, ]. MCGEE. Craig. Davis, Wines, Ed
win, Thornton, Hecox. e. Won Lindgren.
Strong, Donald Mcdonald. Conner and Car
ter.
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sieben mub, Gs siebt Nerste, tpelde
ben Sdriftlebsrn ben mdbisen gierse-
nub eerabesu anrotben. unb ebenio o lit
es eine aite Griabrune, boB oieisnisen
SeBer, ,uelde lib Der oleohollhen @es
trdnfe eans entboiten. Den ihrem Stanoe
eigentbiimliGen, houptidblih burh ben
8leiitaub peruriahten Grfronfuneen Der
Ithmun9sorgane melt lei6ter gum Opfer
faller, ols ibre perIidnbigeren &amera-
ben. Grl items leben mir nidt Elm, woSll
bic Topographic iiberboupt cine Ylat=
form baben mub. Sie lpdt ia bod) boz
nit teinen 9anb binter bem Ofen berppr.
Gjebt es benn aber ihou einmal nibt
obne Yrincipienertldrung oann iollte tie
wenisitens nift lplhe 3ummbeiten ent=
balten. 9lber, ,pie oeIagt, mir nelmen
on, baB Der Derriidte gel6lub unter oem
Ginflub zines bpheroot9en &oBenjam-
mers entitonoen 1T. (SoutsU Ans,)
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nit anberen 6abrifonten su einem 5rult
uerbinben, Der BEN Yreis 10 bod hdlt,
oab Ser 2obnunterlheb babel beraus=
Iprinst ooer aber Die 50 be5ob!en unb
quite Moare Iabriciren ,pie bisber, in
fueInem Tolle bic @onfurren, ibn
bolo an Die Wonb unb aus benz Ntartte
oeordnot bahen miiroe. Ornnete ba=
gegen ouf ber anoeren Seite bas
G50ieosgericbt ON, Oab Der strbeiter lib
bel Den $3.50 anliott Der 50 5u be-
i9eioen babe, ,pie fDnnte bieier rimter-
li6e geIebl burG9efiibrt !nerben ?
Wenn ole Mrbeiter nitbt mollten, lueil
Die Gntl6eioung ibnen nngere6t err
l0eint, f0nnte 9demono lie Stpin9en, Iib
oerlelben su iii9en oaber man triebe tie
nit Nnmennun9 BON Gelpolt on Die Mr=
belt unb oasu miibten lie StIaDen letn,
mas Der amerifoniIbe Nrbeiter, trDb Der
9ebaponel, ni1t 1T. I'm oos Gpitem
our1SuFiibren, mibte bic B9ebunG
na1oem Die 2bDne ourD eerihtlihe Gnts
lAelbung feft9elebt Iino, aud bic Preile
Der Ierbrau6sortifel fe1tIeben uno hen
GauIer bel Strafe 5lpinsen, MIR Su bie=
len Yreilen, ri9t oarunter, 5u faufen.
llno no lpGren Der itaatliden gepor=
munoung 8ren5en gesosen, ipenn mon
oies geltotten mollte
9iab 9errn Wris1t lprah in beriel=
ben Ser lammlung Serr Gbarles 8.
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bsborbe bon WfaNabaletts, uno ertldrte
bic Wtrtlamfeit lstner 8eborbe, bic BON
Der freipllligen 3uitimmuns Der por=
teien abbdngts lit. OieIelbe fonn lih,
lpenn Elm 9treit Su srDarten lit, nibt
oictatorilb au ufordngen. lonbern bari
nur ipre suten 0ienite anbieten UNI
oann, lpenn beibe Sbeile einpilli9en,
bic Streitfrase gu .unterluden uno tie
na6 benz 8efunb gu nermitteln. MuI
olele 9Beile lino in MaliabuIetts i6on
uiele 0iHerensen beigele9t iporben. Mber
Derbinoerno aubutreten, permag bic Be=
bDrbt nibt. Streifs wsroen no1 mie
Dor portommen. 0ie &raftprobe ,piro
nod man1mal 9ema6t tperoen, penn=
l9on nibt mebr nit Der 9etupbnten
9duFsteit, oenn in ben Rreiien Der ar=
better 1elbIt betennt mon Iib ia bereits
baSu, bab su bieiem Wtittel nur i'm
duberlten Totbfalle sesriTfen merben
oarf. $50 aber Sdieoseeri6te beifeben,
tpie in Mailedul letts, ba lit Nusl li9t se=
seben, bob, au6 ,uenn Der Streit nur
als lette Waffe sebanbbabt iuirb, bas
gnerbieten unparteiil6er unterlu6uns
bebufs siitlihen Suseleibs mitunter
oD9 ben Nusbrub perbinbern fann.
Oie Yartei, Die elm Ioldas Nnerbieten
abmeiit, luiirbe BON pprnberein bic
ofientli9e Wteinune seeen Iih baben,
seraoe uie Yullman es bate, unb mas
oas @eles nidbt fann, mag Der moro
li1de 9ruf ersielen. (Wfilm. Ser }
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bas Soeft in SGnben. bann ,pirb es niGbt

oas Soeft in Sdnben, bann tpirb es nidt
lon9e bauern big Der Serenlabbatb be.
sinnt unb bos ameritaniide 0olf bic
ldper ten Yriifuneen burdmahen fpiro.
Wton braudt pabrlth fein pplitii6er
Ye'limift gu 1eir, nm li6 berarti9en
oiiiteren' getradtunsen binsugeben.
Wer Die TinansgeI9id)te fennt, Der meiB,
mas Die IDiiematii6e @erIGlehterung bes
Gpuronts Su beoeuten bat, unb ,per Boz
runter SIT letben boben miro. Sic vSG.
5toots5ei ing" lpridbt iiA iiber bic Si=
tuatton folgenoermoben aus:
yMcRinlep 1T ber rgbompion" Der
Taub3Dlle; ct Siebt iebt inn 2onbe ber=
uni unb beIhulbiot bic 9emotroten, bab
lle ibre Den Silberleuten 0esebenen Ser
Iprehun9en nidt gebolten bGtten. Sos
t.tn9t bod aub 'pie Elm aneebot ieiner=
leits, ols tpenn ct iogen poIle: Sit
berleute, neDmt eud por ben 9emoiro=
ten in Mht; lie lanen eu6 iebesmal i'm
Sti6 unb ibr 4rdIibent beleot jebe
MsaBreoel, Die euh siinitig lit, nit lei=
mem Weto; baltet euh lieber an uns;
Iebt, in meinem eigenen Gtoot, in O9io,
oeHen @ouperneur i6 bin, baben Die
Hepublifoner cine Blatfprm eesimmert,
auf oenen bic Sreililberleute gans gut
iteben fbnnen."
Golifornien's Nepublitaner 6aben li6
sanS entI9ieben fir freies 5ilber ausaez
lpro6en; i'm Siiben boben 1i1 ME &e=
publ,faner iiberaa nit ben 0opulilten
perbanoen, bic liir ieelibe @eloperwaIIe=
rung uno GeloDerl6Ie1terune an boben
| ltno, unb nun fomn1t auD nod bic
elarfion16e Grfldruns uno bic BON ibm
seleitete Sewe9uns su @junten bon
Nlltion uno bes SilbsrintereIles Der
Weltl ltaaten. 0as alles Iinb bebenflidbe
3ei9en unb ieoer giirssr, benz es um
eine gelunbe Jinan3wirtblhaft uno nm
ebrli6es, pollmertbiges 8elo su tbun lit,
lei er nun 0emotrat ober &epublifaner.
lollte in leiner Yartei bageeen ,pirfen,
oab bic 8olitifer, benen es nur Inn bic
Musiibung Osr Mad)t unb Inn bic Beute
3u tbun lit, benz Silberl dminbel unb ben
@elhuerl lblebterern feline 3useitdnonilie
ma6enL iuelhe fir bic Yortei binbenb
| Tnb..
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- Wdbrenb in Der alien @elt bic
Gobns in Der Wtooe unb in &ir9e nno
Staot gu boben Gbren selanst ltnb, se=
nieben in Stem Oorf bic StrauBe cine
abnli6e Nusseidnuns. 6r. Sfioor
Stroub lit elmer Der onereBreprdien=
tanten Der Stabt SEEM Dorf uno 9enieBt
BEN GuI NIT Yrdl lioent Glepelano auf
lebr IreunoibaftIidem Gube gu feben
unb sroBen giniluB ST. baben. ST.
Oscar Straub mar @elanoter Der Der.
5taaten in Der Sirtei unter @lepelano's 8
eriter Mominiltretion. nnb nun 1T elm
britter St-aub, ST.. Natban StrauB Elm
gruber ber beiben, in Sem Dorf als
oemotratilher Ganbibat fiir oas Mint
bes Mapors uufseitellt woreen uno
,tpar BON ber Sammanp Srgant1a=
ton, oeren Ganoloulen IN ytep Yort
ieit unhentliber 3eit bic belten Nus
lthten baben.
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Shieeseerihte in 1rbeitertra aen

Carroll 8. Mrisbt bat in leinem
Dor Der Union 2eague BON Ibicaao
aebaltenem Yortrose gegen ben Sor=
l6lao, bic lhiebsgeribtlihe 9lutoritat
nit Der 8efugn,b Der Sluanaweilen lln=
teroronuns Der itreitenoen parleien un=
ter ibr 9lctat gu umfleioen, entIbieben
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@eoanten, ben &I, Die 9raTtprohe
Der beiben 5nuptfactoen ouf Dem Sc
biete bes ouitriellen GrIuerbs burd,
irieblibs Shlbtung Der IifIerenSen
III erleben. eStenut er, luie Wiele, Die
nit aufriAti9em s5nterelle ilir bic se=
re6te Mnerfennuug berebil9ter Joroe-
run9en (pon Der e,nen lpie BON Der an=
oeren Seite) eintreien, als logilf) ae=
botene Tolse an, uermllit aber uoaltdn=
big bic Nusibung ir9enb melhen aube.
rem 3manges, oa berielbe onItatt @e=
re9tisfeit Su brinsen, nur llnsere6tis=
felt inpolpiren, Gntrehtung uno Sfla=
perei our Golse baben piiroe.
Menn, fiibrte Der Geoner beilplelsloeils
aus, Elm Gabritant 9eswunSen rperber
fonnte, leinen Mrbeitern 50 ben Sag sl
besoblen, tpo bic Verbdltnille 10 lie9en
baB ct nur $l.8O be;ablen fann, 10 miibtt
ct enttpeber i9le9tere Waare beriteller
unb benielben preis forbern, ober id
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semofratiides Goll9rebtidet.
5 2gnsrebn,itslieo bes II. Oiitritt,
1eievt =. Dutbupaite.

is- Triiber, penn Der alIefor fam,
I'M ben 0ermDgensbei itano fir Veteue-
runs gu ermitteln, ba fanb lib mon9er
Rsi1e, ,pelher leine gant-0epoliten in
@reenbuds umsetauIht bate, neil blele
iteuerfrei maren, uno 10 entsinsen bum
berte bon Millionen ber Velteuerung.
0ieler llnaeredtisfeit bat Der leste
gonsreb bur6 Nnnabme Der Cooper
Bin Elm Gnbe semadt, wobur9 bic
Steuerfreibeit Der 8reenbads oufeebo7
ben muroe. Die 8obltbat oiefer Mab-
reael fir bic drmere unb Wtitteltlane
fann niht bod senus anseldlagen tpsr7
ben unb felt lid Der bes Ginfommer'=
iteuerseietes murois sur Seite, Se'oe
@elete tpiroen pon ben Republtfanern
niemals erloiIen woroen lein.
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- IS fnb uns BON Ntitsliebern
beg uOeutiden Bunbes" tudbrenb Der
uorieen g8o9e mebrere Ginlenbunsen
,ueesaneen, in uel9en unlere iiber oas
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Iprodenen Mnli9ten auf bas ya9oriid=
li6lte enooIirt tuorben. Da mir eritens Der
bon bem beutl9en 8unb arran9irten llns
terbaltuns teinen @tein in ben Wes lee
gen uollten unb 3meitens bic 9erren
GinIenber unlere Stellung mibsuperlte=
ben |9einen, 10 baben mir bic betreHens
ben gin1enounsen niht publieirt. Sic
6erren t0nnen ibr Manuleipt uieber
abbolen. Gs liegt uns nidts ferner. ais
3mielpalt i'm beutlden Bunb ter=
porrufen su mollen. Wir fimmen
nit ben 3iue den beNelben ba lie ia
nit benz, moiiir Der rWeitbote" ltets
eeFodten bot, barmoniren, polfomn,en
iberein. Wtenl9en ltimmen oft, mas
ibre 3iele betrifft, iiberein, ,tudbrenb lie BIN
l1tlid Der Metboben, tuie oieIe 3iele am
belten errei9t ,perben fonnen, oi1eriren
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Beamte beg uDeutihen Buno" &C.
ntadten Ansriffe betriiit, 10 wlroen pl'
oislelben obnebin seitriden baben. Ois
Nusoriide political soreheads", W{us'
tpumps uno g1etterf fabnen, mDsen oit
Serren perlonlih anbrinsen. W ir bober
feline oult, uns auf iolhe SAimpfereier
ein;ulaNen Seoer Menl6 bat bas Eed
gu leiner Meinrns. Oie Glnlenoe1
lollten lih obieetiu balten unb Specula
tionen iiber bic Wtoliue blntermeg!
luIien.
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: Was lit benn eisentlib Der 3ppo=

- Was TT oenn etSentl'b Der 3ppo=
aropbcol Union in Die arone se|abren ?
yBir spoaen su ibrer Gntlhulbisun9 an=
nebmen, oaB Die 9erren Deleeater Iid
in 2ouisuille ein ,penig gu gut amii lirt
baben uno haB lie in oer por9elfrigen
5ibuns an einem bebeutenoem 6oar=
ueb labprirten, ols lie ibrer 9s!atform
oen la6erllhen Beihlub einperle!hten.
ibre Oelssaten Sur Nmerioan iSeberu!ion
Of 9abpr ju inltrulren, fir n0erni9tura
oes natiOna!en uno itaatli6en 2iauor-
banbels" gu ltimmen. 9lls mir neulid
Die Delesaten in Der Yarabe porbeimar=
ldiren laben, ba lieben mir es uns ipabr=
haftis mid, trdumen, CAP lie cine lolhe
gIelel Iertis brinsen piiroen, bsnn nod
ielten inb uns 2eute gu &eli9te sefom
men, Die 10 ,uenis nad Ssmperens uur
DaNertneiperei auslaben, ipie Die $oer:
rem 56riftleser. Ser ~Nnjeiser" if
Ipahrbaftis tein BelilrwOrter oer In.
mdBigteit. gr bdlt ober an ber Mnli11
feit, oab Elm ri9tieer Singer @utenberss
bier unb ba aud einmal etnas, mas itdr.
ter 1T als Malier, binter bic 2ro,patte
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8e1enflthe 3eilhen.

gDer no6 oaran seSueifelt bate, oab
bic republitanilhe 9artei nit Sad unb
pad in's 2aser Der ssreiltlberleute iiber=
gtsansen lit, Der braudt nur Die neue=
item Neuberuneen berpprraoenber Hes
publitaner at leIen. Giner Der einiluB=
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