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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
TRUMBULL FOR SENATOR



Populfst Convert
WAsH1NeroN, Oct 12-Populist Chair
man Taubeneck says;
Judge Trumbuils speech viii cause
more people to think and read on the
lines OF the Omaha platform than amy
other speech heretofore delivered in the
state of Illinois A person need not read
between the lines to know how Judge
Trumbnll will vote next November lie
is with the Peoples party on every funda-
mental principle it advocates. His refer
ences to the money power are grand, and
will make thousands OF converts for che
Peoples party in this campaign. Ii
were q member of the next Illinois gem
eral assembly l should not in the least
hesitate to vote for Judge Trumbul for
United States senator. He and Senator
Jones are the two great accesaions % our
party in the west this year"
lis there any organized movement in
the Peoples party to make Judge Irum-
bull the candidate for senator"
mo. / think not. On that subject
can only say that if / were a member of
the next Legislature Of Illinois
should be willing to vote for him, and ]
cannot say more than this without in-
curing the risk Of compromising our
candidates for the legislature"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
PARKHURSFS TRUMP
He Reads a Stunning Letter
Showing TammanyMethOds.
A Man Paid $50 a Month to a
Tammany Boss Relative.
TAMMANY IS SCARED.
The Women Say They Have the
Tiger Frightened.
Union League Club Says Morton
is Better Than Hill.

NEW YORK, Oct 12-At meeting OF
City Vigilance league last n 'ght the Rev.
DR.. Parkhurst, at the conclusion Of his
address, drew forth what he called his
trump card" 1t was a letter which he
said he had just received
Il will not read it SO that you can iden-
tify the writer or mention any names"
he said, ''for it is not my custom to ire
ammunition into the air. l will turn il
over TO MIR. Gof and let him put it in the
hopper to come out with the rest Of the
grist.
This IS the letter: I you trust will
pardon me for addressing you. 1 was
formerly court attendant in one of the
criminal courts of New York city. 1
was appointed by a Judge who is a
member Of Tammany hall I was com
PEELED to pay $50 a month Of my salary
to a relative Of the judge. The bargain
was made by the Judge himself in my
house in the presence of witnesses. II
you would like TO have the story repeated
before the LexOw committee please com
municate with me at once"
The signature was withheld.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY
And Takes Your Choice of These Political
PrO%nOsticationS-

The most interest il the campaign
seems just now to be centered in the
Third congressional district
Chairman Breidenthal said today that
Kew. J. d. Botkin is sure 10 be elected by
a majority of over 2,OJ0 and probably
5000. He says Botkin will carry eight
Of the nine counties in the district. but
declines to name the county which he re-
CARDS as hOpelessly Republican
The Republican candidate, S. S. Kirk
patrick, IS making hard fight for cleo
tion, and l. S Crum, who is ut Republi-
can headquarters today, says he will
carry eight OF the nine counties in the
district aud goes AIr Breidenthal Que
better and names Cherokee county as
the one county for which the Republi-
cans have no hope.
Mr. Crum says kirkpatrick is making
novel campaign, in all MS speeches he
represents himself as a lawyer in court
his audience being the jury and all of
the Populist candidates are put on the
witness stand in amusing manner
Mr. Crum IS here arranging for some
Of the best Republican speakers to go
into the Third district during the next
few weeks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
A PARADE TOMORROW.
All the \. o. L. ". Lodges Will March
Kansas Avenue.

All the A. o. L. ". Lodges Will March
on Kansas Avenue.
The A. 0. [. w. lodges in the city have
made arrangements to hold their annual
reunion and anniversary celebration at
Garfield park tomorrow afternoon.
Addresses will be made by Grand Mas
ter Workman Ed II. Wheeler of Colony
Kansas, and Past Grand Master Work
man f. E. Murphy The programme
Will conclude with ball in the evening.
In connection with the celebration
there will be a street parade, and Col. J.
W. F. Hughes. who has been appointed
chief marshal for the occasion, has Is
sued the following order for the parade:
The parade Of all the A. o. L. w.
lodges and the Select Knights to attend
the anniversary entertainment will take
place tomorrow afternoon. The Select
Knights at the head of the column will
assemble with all A. 0. L. w. lodges in
their respective numerical lodge number
on Quincy street with the right resting
on Eighth street at 1870 o'clock sharp.
The column will move promptly 2 p. m,
countermarch to Ninth street. west on
Ninth street to Kansas avenue, and north
on Kansas avenue to Garfield park where
the brothers and their friends will be
addressed by some of the ablest fraternity
speakers in the state.
All visiting members in the city are
requested and invited to assem- BILE and
march with US
The A Q. Z. W. band will lead in the
parade Select Knights will appear in
full uniform. BY order of the joint com
mittee. J. w. F. HUGHES.
Chief Marshal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
FIGHT MAY BE ONLY TALK
Some Think Corbett and FitzsfmmOns Are
Only After Advertising.


CHICAGO. Oct 12.-The match between
Corbett and Fitzsimmons was the princi-
pal subject of gossip last night at all
places where sporting men and those in
terested in boxing are in the habit Of
gathering. The general opinion was
that the match-whateve sincerity there
was behind it-had the advertising ad-
vantage to be derived from newspaper
gossip prominently in view.
"ParsOn' Davies said: ssThe fight will
not take place in Florida, that is certain.
The Florida people can not bring the
fight of in the summer time. They have
to wait until a favorable season. That
means sometime winter after next
Asked If he did not think the whole
affair might be a hippOdrome for adver-
Using purposes. Mr. Davies replied: No;
and | would not say so il I did. If l had
any views of that kind l would keep
them to myself. The public can't be
fooled all the time The newspaper
bows are watching how affairs are going
and they are liable to have some opin-
ions to express"
Gov Mitchell VIII Prevent the Fight
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 12-The City
Item here is in receipt of a telegram
from Gov. FL. l.. Mitchell Of Florida, in
answer to a query as TO whether Corbett
and Fitzsimmon's fight would be allow
ed to take place on Florida soil. The
following is d copy of the reply received
from Governor Mitcnell:
ssCorbett- -Fitzsimmons will not be al
lowed TO meet in Florida. even if the leg
islature has to be convened for the pur-
pose of preventing the fight
fSigned,) II. L. MITCHELL, COVE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
THE MAYOR DID WRONG.
Joliet OmciaIs Had No Right to Tear Up
santa Fe Tracks.

CHICAGO, Oct 12-Judge Gr0sscup
has rendered decision in the case Of
Mayor Stassen and other. city officials of
Joliet, who were charged with contempt
Of court in tearing up track Of the San
Ia Fe road. The court held that the CITY
council had no right to remove the track
by force. At the same time he relieved
the officials of the charge of contempt
Judge Grosscup said he did not believe
the mavor Intentionally violated the or
der Of the court appointing receivers, al
though that he did. WAS technically
contempt. He would not impose
any punishment The council had
no right to remove the property
Of the road or destroy il. The
question as to the authority of the city,
over the street which the track obstructs,
he said was one yet TO be settled by the
courts and not by physical force.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
GO TO THE POPULIsT rs.

Secretary and Treasurer of Colorado Re-
publican League VIII Support Peoples
Party.
DENVER, Oct 12-Alfred skeels, sec
retary, and a. III. Flood. treasurer Of the
Republican league Of Colorado, have re-
signed and announced that they Will
support the nominees of the Peoples
party.
The reasons given by them are that
the Republican party. outside Of a few
states, is opposed to the free coinage of
silver and in Colorado its candidates are
dominated bv the A. p A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12

Union League Club Arrives at That Com
clusIOn After An Investigation.
NEW YORK. Oct 12.-The committee
on political reform of the Union League
club last ight submitted a report upon
the political situation which was adopted
without dissent The report Institutes a
comparison between the records of David
B. Hill and Levi p. Morton
The club claims to have been honored
in the nomination Of Mr.. Morton as he
was one of its founders. The Lexow in
vestigation Is mentioned In conclusion
all the mem bers Of the club are urged to
support the state and municipal Repnb-
lIcan tickets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
FRED CLOSES PROPERTY.
Light His Personal Tax Assessment
From Donipllan County.

Light His Personal Tax Assessment
From Doniphan County.
County Clerk Charles T. McCabe has
received another letter from DOniphan
county relative to the personal property
assessment of Colonel Fred J. Close,
Governor Lewelling's private secre-
tary
The letter which explains itself. is as
follows:
TROY. oct. 8, 1894
Mr.. McCabe. County CLERK of Shawnee Co.
DEAR sIR:=I see by the Topeka jour
NAL of Oct. Sd, Mr.. Close says he wrote
me last spring in regard to his personal
taxes of 1894 never received any let
ter from him; Furthermore he has
no personal property in this town
ship that an assessor can get hold
Of Today / met Mr.. Close in Troy; he
called me to one side an asked me if /
would not fix up statement Of his per-
sonal taxes the same as they were in
1898 and he would sign it. I told him
my books were turned in to the county
clerk and he would have to see him
He said it would be all right if
/ would m Ike out the statement and
he sign it. / told him / could not
assess property to a person that had no
property in the township to assess. He
acknowledged he had no personal
property here, but he said he claimed
this as his residence, and voted here.
For that reason he wanted to pay some
taxes here. His assessment here for 1898
was $I55.
Excuse the liberty l have taken in
writing you this letter. l remain yours,
HARRY BRIGGS,
Trustee Center Township, DOniphan Co.,
Kas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
MORTON'S COACHMAN.

He vim Be Sent Back to England by
Treasury OHciaIs.
New YORK, Oct 12.-John James
Howard, who claims that Levi P. Morton
hired him in England to act as under
coachman, will be sent back to his own
5untry by the treasury officials
He was arrested for violating the alien
contract law. Howard was formerly en-
plOyed by Lord Gerard OF Eastville Park
and Sir Robert Aff1ock of London
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
woMEN scARE TAMsIANY.
Mrs Porneroy says They Have the Tiger
Considerably Frightened

New YORK, Oct 12-The Women's
Anti Tammany Democracy of the Twen-
ty-third assembly district met tonight
Mrs Mark NJ Pomeroy presided. and
said their action was beginning to make
the tiger become little frightened, and
by election day he would be completely
routed
Miss G. Beckwith proposed a resolu-
ton endorsing the nomination of w m. l.
Stroug for mayor. and J. ". Golf for re-
corder, and pledging the members 10 use
all efforts to insure their election.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
WOULDN'T TAKE THE OATH


Emperor.
LONDON, Oct IA Times, Berlin.
dispatch says Herr Ferdinand Bebel,
socialist member of the Reichstag, and
Herr Doopter, another socialist, both of
whom were elected members Of the
Strausburg provincial council. refused to
take the oath Of allegiance to the en-
peror on the ground that it was incOm-
patibIe with their Republican convic-
tions.
This is an entirely new departure in
the history OF social democracy, and is
taken at the worst moment for the inter
ests of that party.
Herren Bebel and Liebknecht and
other leaders of the social Democrats
have snever heretofore refused to take
the oath in the state diets. This Incl
dent VIII be only too welcome to the
clamorers for repressive laws
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
VIII Go TO MEXICO.
That is Where Mr.. Kfngman VIII Go First
To Texas Aftcrwards.

City Engineer Lewis Kingman, whose
leave Of absence was granted by the city
council at its last meeting. viii leave to-
morrow for the City OF Mexico in c0m-
pany with A. A. Robinson. AFR. King
man viii do some important engineering
work for the Mexican railway, but VIII
probably not attach himself TO the CONS
pany.
He is corresponding with President
Hagerman Of the Texas Valley railroad,
and it Is not improbable that he may got
employment with him. This road is
soon to build 30 miles more Of track and
in addition contemplates great improve
nents on its big ifrigating plant, which
il already capitalized at million dollars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
BISMARCK SUDDENLY ILL.
His Wife Also is 50 sick as to Cause I'm
easiness.

BERLIN, Oct. 12.-In addition to the
sudden indisposition of Prince Bismarck
which called DIR. Schweninger to Vars a,
the condition of Princess Bismarck has
become such as to cause uneasiness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.
Orders viii BE Sent to Government Em
pIoyes Not to Paw Them.

pIoyes Not to Pay Them
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Investigations
will soon be made by the civil service
commission of charges Of assessment of
of5ceholders for campaign purposes in
San Francisco, and also in Chicago and
Pittsburg.
Official statements will be sent to the
civil service boards IN Chicago and Pitts
burg warning officeholders that they
not contribute to campaign funds, and as
suring them Of protection from molesta-
tion on account Of refusal to comply with
the assessment demands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
First Methodist Church in Anle erica-

BALrIMoRE, Oct. IA special train
containing many Methodists left this
morning to visit the site of the old Straw
bridge log meeting house on Pipe Greek,
Frederick. The old church was found =
ed in 1850 and was the first Methodist
church in America
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12
CZAREWITCH'S MARRIAGE
VIII Take Place soon On Account Of the
Cars Expected Death.

ST PETERSBURG, Oct. II. Another re-
port regarding the matrimonial prospects
of the czare witch is in circulation here.
1t Is now stated that the heir apparent to
the throne of Russia will accompany the
czar from Livadia to Corfu, aud from that
Island the czarewitch will proceed to
Darmstadt, from which place he will re-
turn TO Russia with his fiancee, Princess
Alix of Hesse, and the grand duke and
grand duchess Sergius of Russia, her
brother-in-law and sister
Id il added that the wedding will prob
ably take place at the beginning Of No
vember, the supposition being that the
ceremony is being fastened on account
of the pressure rought to bear upon the
czarewitch by his father, who Is desirous,
in view of his approaching death. Of
having the marriage take place AS soon
possible, as in the event Of his demise
the union of the czarewitch would be
postponed for a year at least
1t is officially announced here that dis
patches have been received from Livadia
saying that the czar yesterday visited
Massandria and stayed there an hour and
a half. He returned to Livadia through
Yalta- The weather was warm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12

Mrs. G. J. Bell has gone to Washing
ton Court House. o., for a two weeks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12

CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 12-The sultan
has asked the Russian ambassador, H.
Nelidof, to solicit permission for spec
ial Turkish mission TO visit the car at
Livadia in order to greet him in the
name of the sultan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12

ATHENS, Oct 12--AdmIral Avelan,
with q squadron Of four Russian war
ships and several Greek irOncIads, cruis-
ers and torpedo boats are proceeding to
Corfu. where they will remain during
the stay of the car upon that island.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. O. A Gregg gave a card
party Wednesday evening and the guests
we're Messrs. and Mesdames Kennedy,
Hill, Kay; Misses Minnie Barton, Anna
Helmig, Emma Resing and Messrs. Rob
ert Gilmore, John Bauershill and Ross
OVerton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-12

Read the "W ants" Many Of them are
as interesting as news items See if it
is not 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
osnaenl6nrgi(&es.
Dereiniete Staten.

.SerW IN It furS bic Heu lit
lnnN!" Dies bat lib wieoer in Dem
t}Glle bon 6rOu Glla Sefin9.Gi6en=
iuNlO, elmer 2~5jGbri9en Surembur9erin
aus 6bitclo btwieien, iiber weibe Die
,0alette" neulib beri6tete. SieIelbe
bate bctanntlid ibren @atten in Gbi=
cdgo beimli6 perla|en unO NIT Sort
ndDne alter @ertbia6en uno in Se=
gleitung BON Sluei o6reunoen" Die gait
li6en @eltaoe bon CANADA auf9eIu6t,
no lie nit ibren 9egleitern Derbaitet
muroe. Der leBten Gepeiten aus Son=
bon, Ontario. suiOl9e, wurOe Die
NusrelBerIn guar pom Der &rimiUal
2tntiH9e IreigeiprO6en. Sieieiben wer=
Den Gbcr in Nblucienleit Oes tld9eriIhen
@atten &OnltOntin Sedin9, Der wleOer
naO 66lra0O suriid9elebrt ut, Dpbl
bNIO mIeoer irei9elaien lucroell. ipenn
oies ni9t i6On sei0eben 1T. Srau
@eding aber iOli, wis ans gutter GueAe,
U%erlautet. BON iDrer NusreiBer= Seioen=
i1Glt 0riinolih 9eheilt iein. Sd, Der
Wa4n 1T turS, ole Ssu III lang! =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
Die Smoeu III oer YatjMe.

Sn Srantrei6 madt Der Stanoal
oes Suoen SreiIuB nod biel 4ufiebeu
uno ma6ti9e Stimmcn erbeben ii9.
nm Die @usidliebuns Der Suoen Gus
9rmee 81 uerlongen. Sa bri1t l6ou
Elm neuer Scanoai in Der S6lpei, los
uno abermals iorocrt man Die Gntier=
nuns Der Siioen aus Der Nrmee. 98enn
e5 Der periuoeten Preiie 6runtrei6s
nibt 9elan9 ben SreiiuB=S tanoal i'm
Seine Su eritiden, 10 ieblte es oasll
ni6t am guten g&iQen. Sa8ielbe gilt
bonn S3weiSer=S tanoal. Die jioiiAe
Yrelie beoba6tet barber Elm tiefes
Stiaidwei0eH. Sas Suoeutbum uno
Der Siberalismus llno babel in glsi9sm
M0Be intsreiiirt. Die @eiAidte, welde
aui = Toe ein 10 lnangsnebmes 2i6t
wirft, lit fOlgenOe.
IS lit ndmlih in Der S6peiS @e-
brau9, Dap Wilitar-@ eiitli9s Den SOl-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

ihen tntbOliihen SlGtter ni6t erlauben,
nit biciem ,8unOcsgcnOIien hes Slbe=
r0liSmu5" 5U liebdu9cln. No6oem es
INNER tlorer 81 Sage tritt, oaB Der
gibcralismus, D. B.. bic 8lei6giilti9=
lett in reIi0iDien Ginger, sum Mbiall
pom 8Iuuben iiibrt, uno hab oarnat)
Der pNbQefalene" pom Sosiolismls
gum Nl1nr6i5mus trollen mllb, fOnne1
erlite uno oentenoe Gat6oliten cs
ltb nitt erlanben, nit ir9enb @tpas,
mas sur reli9i0isu Gleid9iiltl9teit
fii9rt, 81 ipielen. llno inter ben llrs
laden, welbc ~inleu9bar sum Sibe=
rNlismus fiibren, lit geiuiB in erlter
&eibe cine "a lau bensge d T.
li6e @eielli6dt" 81 reiben.
9ieIe QlaubenSgeidbrIi6e Geieai9ait
lit tbatid1li6 in ~farblOien Sereinen
%porbonOen, mag man bie'elben arib
nod 10 iebr beuldutelu Ooer bel6onisen
Dpllen.
gSir uniererieits iueroen inns barber
vgti6ts pnrma6en" lnfien, onB es 10
ein Witteloing gsbe spiI6en 6ut uno
Shleht, sUiihen gSabrbeit uno Sii9e,
menn es i'd nm RELIC / b E
@runo Gbe banoelt. Wan Tam
bbhitens bic arlnen SatbDliten bebau=
errt, pelde teirlem tatbolii9en Sereine
a~n9eDDren pollen, uno oann in ir9eno
cine ySerli6erun9s9eIeQi6aft" treten,
Wel9e ytein 9SOrt iiber Die Geli9iOn"
Iaot, ND aber in ben SerIammlun0en
sum almighty creator of all
things, gum master of the uni
verse" sebetet Diro. @ir m6bten
nun bob Elm Mal 9erne wiiien, wie
melt ei9entlid Die Summbeit ge9en=
itber benz ogenannten yneltra=
len" Sereinen uno Gerbinoungen er=
luubt lit. yllnier &erein ia9t tein
Wort iibcr &eli9iOn", aber err bat einen
,OffiSiellen reli9iDfen 6 ul=
tus". Sas 1T Die gSabrbeit. limb
Den Gultus, Die Sbatiade, oaB mar
onr ibren Gu9en eine SOfus=Potus=
&eli0iOn treibt, bieie Sbatia6e, ipelte
oOb piel lauter reOet, ais man es ourd
g0Orte tbun fam, bieie 3 q d {
icben Die S~atboiiten ni6t.
Wir molen uniererieits ni6t biz
&eranttpOrtun9 baben, oaB mir als
tUtholii9e 3eitun9 ni4t Dpr ben &c.
fdbrIi9en Gereinen sclpOrnt baben,
Sm uebri9en bat ia Elm jeDer Satboli'
Oos &edt, iid anlhmieren" gu lalien,
Die 9ummbeit 1T Oprt YripatinGe uni
aud Priuatib0oen. @ir baben nul
Die Yfli4t 81 warnen uno oaran pers
ben mir es ni6t febleu l0ileu.
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Sic ScrbcrrlidDnmg Onitap
WOplons,

nelhe am 9. SeSember BON ben oeut=
i1en YrOteltanteu oiesieits unO j~enieits
oes OCEANS 9"eIeiert puroe, iuar cine
i'm bDblten @rnoe unpatriotii6e Seier,
bic nllr benz blinoen SettenbaB Der
beuti6en YrDteltanten Sl9ei6rieben
iperoen fam, oenn oieier S6peoen=
tDnig mar i'm 8runOe 9enommen ni6ts
anOeres als eiu in franSOlii6em SOloe
Itebenoer fremoer Groberer auf oeut=
l6em Sooen.
Ser t~riegsluitige 9Onig fam mad
Seuti6luno nit ieinem Seere 9anS un=
9erufen llno unermartet. SIM GeIen=
tbeil bate SerSOg SOgislap bon Yonl=
mern ibn oringeno 9eb ten oa5ubleiben.
Gr fam ni6t gum SbuBe oes Yrote=
itantismls. Sn Der Proclamation,
wel6e er auf oeutibem Sooeu erlieB,
gab er nlr pDlitiihe Griiuoe fir ben
Grleg an, BON Der Geli9ion lit in oer=
ielben gar teine &eoe. NuBer Dem
Murt9raien pOn SranOenbur9 uno ben
Medlenburger SerSO9en wOiite teiner
Der prOteliantilAen Silrlten etWas bon
ibm wiilen.
gllein Die Maht oes babsbur9iiben
Sauies, wel6es su9leih iiber Neutib=
lano uno Spanien regiertc, bate Den
Msio uno Die Giierluht Der ilbrlgen
6iirlteu ln%sbeIonhere 6;autrei1s, Gna=
LAMBS uno Sb'ueDens eripedt, ipei1e
alle Mittel unh @~ele9enbeiten %bennbten,
um Gle Wta6t oieles ucrbaBten 9tiualen
Su bre1en. SaSu fam nod, oaB alle
prDteltantii6en SiiriteH, wel6e lid Die
9~eraubten tatbplii9en &ir6engiiter arls
9eei9net, 9sbOrene 6einOe oes Ocuti@en
&ailers maren, welder ais SbuBDerr
Der Stride oieie Dor Seraubun9 be-
i6iiDcn mubte. Die Be9ner Des &0is
iers in uuo ouber Dem Geide wareu
lomit iebr 5aDlrei6 uno alle mOllten aui
Soften pes 9teldes ii6 per9roBern. gu
oieiem 3ipcf un0 nm Seiierreids
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