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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Haskell. Tex. Dec. 1--we are relia-
bly, informed That Col. Charles Hamii-
ton, vice president and general mana
ger OF the Texas Central railway 10
company with stockholders Of the road
from st. Louis. New York and Waco,
will spend a few days In this county.
selecting a route for the extension or
their road from Albany to the no Invest
and in the meantime will put In few
days hunting along the meanders Of the
Clear Fork OF the Rrazos river. where
game Is plentiful
The Information your correspondent
has, states that the huntsmel will not
only be "loaded for bear" but they
win have their bird guns for prairie
hens and ducks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

A Houston Man Accused of Rape,
hnceHt and Adultery.

Houston. Tex. Dec. Ill V. Pesh-
OILS is a distinguished looking man now
on trial here on three charges growing
out of one. He is accused OF rape,
incest and adultery. Peshols Is q Hun
gaNan noblcman. which lends more
than ordinary interest to his case. He
came here two years ago and married
Mrs Moller He claims they wer,
never legally married. but few weeks
ago the courts gave Mrs, Peshols a
divorce. a sew months ago Hannah
Moller, beautiful young girl OF 10,
gave birth TO child, She swears that
her step father Is its father. ana that
he had accomplished her ruin by force.
The crime is said to have taken place
last December.
Peshols is now on trial for rape. for
which the penalty. If found guilty. is
death, He Will afterward be tried
for incest and adultery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Covlngton, Tenn. Dec, i9.--Mrs. Weir.
a highly respected lady about co years
old, who resides near Briton, was
crlminally assaulted this afternoon by
negro, The negro was stranger In
the community. but she Is able TO give
such an accurate description Of her
assailant as will doubtless lead to his
capture.
\ large force of enraEed citizens,
among whom Is son OF Mrs. Weir are
securing the country In every direction
in search of the misoreant. and II found
no prophet is needed to foreten his
fate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Denison. Tex. Dec. l9.-rhe Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas brought in
siNty-lve harvest eXcurslonlsts from
Northern points, whose tickets read to
all parts of Texas. II Is clear by the
number the Katy handle that most of
tho Texas immigration Is coming via
this line.
The Central and Katy are both maxi
Ing necessary preparations for heavy
Christmas business out of here on
Christmas excursions. which begin to-
morrow morning.
General Manager Allen went south
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

III Paso, Tex, Dec, 49, There was a
decided exhibition Of patriotism ON the
streets OF Juarcz. Mexico, To-day. The
legislature OF the state OF chihuahua
yesterday passed a resolution pledglng
the states support to IN federal gov
eminent In case OF war vita Qua emn-
Ia, Copies " this resolution were post.
% IN ihares to-day ana the Cnthuii am
OF the p1pulace showed much patrictle
feeling The adoption Ct such a ieso u
ton by the state Legislature Is very
significant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

]. w, Barbee. live stock pgent. and
j. NJ. Payne, commercial ag mt OF the
Cotton Bolt, arrived in the city last
evening,
10, r, Davis. travelling freight agent
of tho Cotton Belt, Is in town.
T. Reilly, with the Cotton Belt at
Commerce. was hero yesterday.
g. w. Barnhardt, general freight
agent OF the Cotton Belt. arrived from
Tyler last night
John Scott, travelling passenger agent
OF the Kansas City. Memphis & Biz
mingham, accompanied by his wife Is
In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Gurmnn Opposed TO Chnngc-uo,y
the Committeeman stand.

Curmnn Opposed to Chnngc-uov
the Committeeman stand,
Washington. d C. 19.-'rha n &c m.
mittcc ON rules wds In sessioa day
attended by all members No hing was
done loolSAg tn o change In rules and a
greater fNrt OF the meeting was de-
voted 70 consideration OF questions
connected with the work OF the scnnte
with which thln committee A. cuttust-
I'd.
Senator German announced himself as
adverse TO any amendment 20 the r1iica
and two Republican senators, Aldrch
ana Mandgrso oppea 81 n c, n re at tho
present time The other two menbers.
Senator German announced himself as
Of the opinion that something sh ala
be done TO expedite business, but they
did not submit any proposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Waxahachie, Tex. Dec. l9.-G. F.
Piumhoff filed a deed Of trust on per-
sonal property in the county clerks
Office late yesterday afternoon, naming
Edward Plumhoff as trustee, and nam
ing the following preferred creditors;
i. W. Boedeker Of Bowie, Sl,95i33;
Pllmhoh, S225,00; G. IL.
Sci oellkoppf. Dallas. $4,000. Total
$2,0N4.33
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
PERRY WILL SURRENDER.
He is Charged with Causing tn
Death OF a. y. jerks.

heath OF a. y. jerks.
Waco, Tex. Dec. ls.-It Ia learned to-
day on what is considered pretty good
authority that j. j. Perry, who Is
wanted In connection with the death OF
n. j. Jelks, the monkey man." will
surrender himself Perry is charged
with murder, as has been stated, in
having caused Jelks' death. and Sheriff
Baker has been diligently at work for
the purpose OF experimenting him. The
Information Is that Perry Will volun-
tarily come to the city and give him
self up within day or two. II is
stated by some that tails ia the consc-
quence OF the visit to the city yester-
day OF 5. II. Moss. Perry's employer.
who arranged for bail for him and his
defense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Perry, o. T., Dec ia stranger
called at the home Of Rev. Langston.
in the country west Of here, and finding
his l7-year.old daughter alone, at
tempted to outrage her. a desperate
struggle ensued and the father. attract
ed by the daughter's screams. came In
from the field and knocked the flend
down twice. bue he finally escaped.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

New Orleans, La, Dec 1.-THE
bishops OF various sees comprised with
In the archdiocese OF New orleans met
today and finally decided 10 recommend
10 the Vaucanthe appointment OF
Right Rev. Thcophile Morsohart blshop
OF Sydlna and vicar apostolic of the
indian Territory to the vacant sec OF
San Antonio, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Washington, De. l9.--ho commerce
committee OF the house has favorabiy
reported the bills for building railway
bridges across the Missouri liver near
sas, aud ihe sulphur river In T,Nas or
Arkansas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Daingerfleld, Tax. Dec. 19.-The de-
feated candidates on the Third party
ticket met at this place yesterday and
iiled papers for contest for all county
offices except two. The two exempt
We're county attorney and cotton
welgher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Corslcana, Tex, Dec. l9.-News has
ius' reached tho city OF Nathan Tinoie
having accidently shot himself with a
pistol on last Monday at his home At
Tinele Chapel several miles from this
city, and OF his death yesterday even-
lng from the wounds, The ball from
the pistol having pierced his left breast,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Abilene, Tex. Dec 19.-Last night at
2:sO O'Clock fire was discovered in the
cotton yard Of IT. NJ. Call, but the
promptness OF the fire department pre-
vented any serious damage to the cot
ton; only about four bales damaged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

The Gazette said by typographical or
nor yesterday that Doctor Mcknight
did presume to dictate 10 the count ii
IN regard 10 tho allowance OF certain
bill for medleincs II should have rad
did not presume, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. l9.-Cham-
plon Corbett, who is playing here to-
night, says the death of Bowen will
have a depressing effect on pugillsm,
wl,ch he thinks will decline from this
time. Corhett has been offered train
ing quarters here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

London. Dec. 19-.Slr Edmund A.
Bleachmore. member OF the house 81
commons for the Evesham division OF
Worcestershire, died suddenly last
night. He was about to address n
meeting at Pershore. Worcestershire,
when he fell dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Stafford ct al. 10 file conclusions Of
law and fact, from Runnels.
In Houston and Texas Central RAN
way Co. VS.. Robertson, from Robert,
son, agreed motion to dismiss appear
was submitted and granted.
Affirmed on Cer,ificate-Braker vs.
Travis County ct al. from Travis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 19.--Surveyors
are now out locating the line OF the
KANSAS, Oklahoma and Texas railway
from Arkansas city southwest into the
Panhandle OF Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Perry, o. T., Dec. ia Mccarthy,
n prominent citizen OF Cross, fell dead
on a street Of that city yesterday. He
was well known in the west.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Perry, o. T.. Dec. is.--cieorge cemb,
a young man living near Lacey, was
killed by the accidental discharge OF
his gun while hunting Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

GRAPEVINE. Tex. Dec, 19.-Capt. r.
r. Stewart. aged 70. died at a. m. AS
he had been confined to his room Tor
several months his death was not a
surprise,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
THE FIRE RECORD.


Bowie, Tex. Dec. l9.-The residence
of w. p. Cole was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss about $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Guthrie. o r.. Dee. 1o.-Rev. ]. d.
NJ. Buekner OF Hebron. Neb.. has been
called 10 the pastorate OF the Methodist
Episcopal church in thiA city and ar
rived today with his family.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
@eMo< II
'SgommelesI

a THOROUGH Business education al n,odsr5le'
cos; Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Peninsnshlp.
Eypewfisins Commercial Law. Commercial Ati,li.
me'ie, Husineis Ferns. all taueh, in the most
careful manneF. Great indueemsni to k,udsuisi 10
TAKE suiress copise 10 eennseiion with Literary
So'Hts. libefai fsdaetien to those ~ho take beth
bAohhsspipE and Shorthand a business edues.
uen under the lnaasness Of hish Grade Literary
College and a sec religious community sirder,s
eaa enter At tny time. Fer further in.srms,ieu,
ssefsaI ssK ". r. ttoFo.
fest Hoith, yssaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

the little Pel-
lets I think
l could not do
without them.
l do not like
to be without
them In the
house. l have
spoken very
h ! s. h ly to
friends and
neighbors of
them an d
many are tax
! n & b e m
through my
advRrffafn-
them. | will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

s sny S,e ,ne pes, pill can take, es.
they have no equal" f-' 'nink
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

hour of need. The liver filters out HE
poisonous germs which enter the system.
Just so surely as the liver regulates the
system, so do DR.. Pierce Pleasant Pellets
regulate the liver. Keep this in mind, and
you solve the problem OF good health and
good living. The Pleasant Pellets y have
2 tonic, strengthening effect upon the lin.
ing membranes of the stomach and bowels
which effectually cures Biliousness s;cl
Headaehe, Costiveness, or Constipation,
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Bad Taste
IN Mouth, Sour Risings from Stomach
and VIII otten cure Dyspepsia. The "Pei.
lets " are tiny, because the vegetable ex.
tracts arc refined and concentrated Essv
IN action, no gripping as with old. fashioned
pills, As dinner pill" 10 promote al
Eesuon, take one each day aiter dinner.
10 relieve the distress arising from over.
Pellets" "''ie
MIS-; MELISSA ATwArER, of .Ste-.bea
UsSssfngfon Co, Ne, writes, "As reqsrds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
In a STATE OF Bankruntcv

is the condition of
our system if the
liver becomes mac
tive SO that the
germs aud poisons
can accum ulate
within the body.
Keep the liver and
bowels active and
we're in a condition
of healthy pros
sufficiently we'll in
vested capital to
draw upon in the
4 ~.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

tets als bic partei bes rebr-
liden @eloes" berausitreiden, iiber-
aus verfril9enb" lein. Mc2inlep uaht
barauf aufmerti fam, bab bic Demofraten
in ibrer platform lid fiir freie Silber-
prdsun9 ertl6rt baben, aber ct marnt
bic Silberfreunbe Dor ber bemofrati11 1en
Yartei. neil mon ibr, lolange Glepelano
i'm rWeiBen Saul le" FBt, nidt trauen
fDnne. 9ie bemotratilhe Yartei babe
iiberbies Silber Der ibm sebiibrenben
Stellune beraubt unb perbe ibr 5ilbers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. niemals our9'
fiibren. Natiirli6 siebt Der &ouperneur
ben 6reunben Der Silberfreiprdsuns gu
periteben, baB bic republifanilhe Yartei,
bic ein3ise Yartei lei. auf uelde lie Iid
perlaIlen fOnnten uro oaB ,,Gr," Mc=
&inlep, tpenn ct I'M @eiBen 9aule
ldbe, teine Silberfreiprdsunssbill nit
leinem 8eto belegen ,uiiroe. 1ier baben
mir allo ben berporrasenolten republita=
nilden Yolitifer Der &esenmart, uel4er
id pffen uno riidbaltslos fiir 5rei=
fiber ertlart. 8sbarf es mod
lpeiterer geipeiie fur Die Be
bauptuns, bab Die republtfanilhe
Yartei nit Cad unh Yad in bas Silber=
lager iibersesansen lit? 9sie mir l9on
mieoerbolt leit oer oemofratil6en 5taatss
contention ertldrten, fdllt es uns our6aus
ni6t Elm, bic oemotratildeYartei ponOhtc
in Der Silberf,ase in S6ub nebmen
su molten. Mber baben Die republifani=
l6en gldtter einen @ruuo nit Steinen
su tperfen? Oie republifanilde Yartei
BON Ohio bat pbne @ioerlpru6 ibrer
YlatIorm Silberplanfe einsefiist uno
jeyt tommt Der prominentei tie Wortdmpfer
Der republitaniI den Yartei uno erDifnet
Die Gamposne nit elmer Grtldruns Su
@unlten Der freien Silberprdsuns. Die
Grtldruns beltdtist nur bic BON uns be-
reits friber uufseitellte Bebauptung, oaB
Mcainlep, leinem Gonsrebrecoro nod gu
urtbeilen, Itets Elm Beiiir,uprter Der 8elbs
per|ble1terer mar. @s ion uns iibrt=
gems punbern, pb bic beutl6=republifa7
nii6en Bldtter aud nod bieler grflds
runs ibres 9errsOttle nod bic unper=
frorenbeit beliben perben, bic republifa=
nilbe Yartei als bic Yartei bes vebrli=
den @eloes" bar3uielen. Was lagen
bas Cincinnati Voltsblatt" uno bic
Cincinnati GreieYreile" basu?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

5eit tpo@enlons 70 pollitdnbis bon Der
Nubenmelt ab9el9nitten, mte bas Der
GaQ mar, 10 lanse ieber &esen alle
Weee in unersriinbli9e Mordite per-
,panbelte. Die 10 unansenebm auf oas
@emiitb uirfenbe ginlamteit eriitirt nibt
mebr unb bas san3e 2eben Der Garmer
bat oaourd einen anoeren Mntrid se=
,ponnen, mas auf bic gnt,pideluns Der
Gegeno unb ibre 8ep6lteruns nibt obne
portbeilbaften ginHuB bletben tann.
Das Beilpiel bon Medlenbursb So.
ioQte anbere @esenben peranlanen, ibm,
re4t balb su folsen. (N. 9. Ety.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

= Ser britii6e 8oblensraberperbant
bat bel6loien bic idottil6en &oblen=
graber gu unteritiben unb ben 5treiI
fortsufibren.
- Cine Spe3ialoepeide BON &om
la9t: SEQ Der Dreijehnte lit nod ba.
nit beiddftist, einen 5irtenbrief aussu-
arbeiten. in peldsm er bic opoitolilde
Delegation gu Maibinston fir unob.
bdnsig bon Der propa9anoa unb unter
ber bireften Gontrolle bes Yapnes fe'
beno erfldren wirb. Ser 3med bes
papies 1T es, bic Steluns Misr. go.
toli's our4 bieie Mabnabme gu feitisen.
Sn bemieIben Briefe, ber seeen Weib-
no@ten eri&einen tpirb. lobt Der Yapii
bic tatbolii&e llniuetftdt BON Waibine.
ton.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

= 2aum 1T Sin nominirt, 10 tpirb
auf Bob 9latt's Befebl Der beriidtigte
8arrelsManaser 9adett gum 8orliber
bes replifanii9en Grecutipcomites BON
gew Dorf semadt. Dieler 9adett 1T
berlelbe Yatron, uel6er i'm Staate Sem
Dorf bel Der lebten Yrdlioentenmabl
nab Ouolep'idem Muiter bic "blocks
Of five'' gu orsaniiiren perlu6te, jeoo1
bur6 Nbfansuns leiner 8riefe oaran
perbinoert purbe. Cine tuble Million
tpirb Der 8arrel=9epi tpobl einbroden
mii1ien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

- Gin rielises Sod bat oas pro=
sramm Der rWereoeluns Der Yolitit our9
bas 6rauenltimmredt" in Colorado be-
fommen. Srob Der Nnpelenbeit oes
vGtpig @eiblihen" tpuroe an mebreren
Stimmfaiten Der Wablfampf nit elmer
,6auitoupertiire" erDifnet. &e9elre9te
S4la6ten wurben seliefert, uobei beioe
@eIAle1ter re1t trGftis uno barmoniI Ib
u9anb in 9an>>" arbeiteten uno man4er
vSerr Der S6opfuns" Elm blaues slu9e
bon garter 9ano" oapon trus. Ser
1bDne Sraum ppn oem pereoelnoen Gin
fluB Der GpatD9ter auf Die YoIitif lit
serrpnnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
@ouperneur McRinlen bat

- @ouperneur Me2inlep bat an
Donnerltas Die republi.onil4e Staats=
gamposne NIT elmer ldrseren Reoe 3u
Ginblap er0ffnet. Mer nod baran &C..
,peielt bate, oab MeRinlep Elm in Der
@oqe 9efarbter Greililber-Wann 1T, Der
braudt nur oas gu leien, mas Der Sou.
perneur iber bic Silbe, frase la9t. 9ie
O1enbeit unb lln3meibeutisfeit nit mel
der MeRinlep Yartei erereift fiir bic
Befirmorter ber freien Silberprdeuns,
mub namentli@ fiir bsnti4.republi-
tanii@e 8ldtter, wel&e ibre partei
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

Yartei 10 idmeres l1nre@t Susefii9t
bat Weit benz bloben rDenunstren"
uirb bas Wolf iid aber ni9t t0bern
laiien. uno bic &epublitrner tperben
ii4 ibren 9roben Nppetit auf bic poli-
tiide Mfa6t porlauiis nod pertneifen
miil1en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

fraten bes Is. gonsreBbifritts -@an-
bustp, grie, Wpanbot, CRAWFORD,
Seneca unb Marion-ben Mopofaten
Bottom u. Douns bon Marion County
bel Der IA. MbitimmunQ rlpminirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

Dos populifii9e Staats=gentraf-
gomite bot einen Aufruf erlaifen, in
tpeltem bic Subieiol. gonpention fir ben
2. Geri@tsbiitritt auf ben 6. Ottober gu
epringfielb anberoumt tpirb. Gs heibt.
bab Ri4ter 5. 6. Griesner BON golun,=
bus f4 um bic Nominotion be,uirbt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

= 9ie Hepublitaner bes eriten Gon=
greb. .Difrifts s-9amilton gountp -ba>
ben ben befannten 9erausgeber oes Ro=
tipiftenblattes Zines Star", Charles
g. 8aft, fIr gongreb nominirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

"Mus fsllsm", ben i'd sefagt. Die 1i3z
aie bot en- Sdrei selaHe, I'M oann bot
ie gefebnt. Gs tparoer g 0 + rs l.
trad!
Die pidels tparn Of aors aelpeilt.
Wie Die 2tasie ibrSen3es piooer frieat
batt', Do bot le mi6 be Didens serebit,
bab es nor 10 gebunnert bot un
1bliblib iast le, pann ie pibt, bab
nnier &ibs au4 10 &egiments Hinbz
blebher getpipe oebte, mie ih eens mar,
oann bebt ie 1e lietper reitelpee file.
S6 ben fee Wprt nit gu reobe brouz
che, ote 2ta3ie bot alles alleens gelaat,
tpomit ih perbleitpe
Sbne Sbr lieluer
IS bt1tpp auerampfer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04

- Na9bem bic vNem Dorfer Staats=
3eituns" bereits Dor einisen Sasen 9iQ
megen ieiner in Der Characterization
sebaltenen Rebe einen fulminenten Yuii
sei9rieben. riitet fe li9 iest bic 9ia=
'lhe Gouperneurs Ganbioatur nit
@raaie berunter gu l9luden. Nun ia, fur
einen @anbibaten pie Morton, fann man
1id bod au9 nidt beseii tern. Sic alte
Staatsbaie lpridt li9 folsenoermaben
ous: vDie Reform=Glemente linb 3,pi=
l6en Morton unb 9ia in einem b0ien
Dilemma lie t0nnen lih fir feinen
2anbibaten ermdrmen unb rperben ,pobl
gum She'll bonn Stimmtalten tpesbleiben.
Wenn 9iq ii9 nit leiner san3en Rraft
in ben 2ampf mirft, 10 mag er iiber lei=
men @esner, Der ibm seseniiber nur elm
3mers 1T, triumpbiren, bod 1T bieier
Rompf li4erli9 ni4t na9 bem oer,eiti=
gen @el9mad 9iq's, mel9er eben anse=
fans:n bate, li9 i'm Senat gu 9auie gu
fiblen unb bort ii@ gum nationalen
Staatsmann aus3ubilben. 9iu lit un-
smeifelbaft ieit ieinem Nbsanse bonn Ml=
banper &apitol iebr aema&len, unb bic
@olle, bic man ibm iest 3umutbet, tpare
Elm Hididritt, ,uenn Sin tpirtlid @ou=
perneur ueroen lollte. Die Mnnabme,
5il lei bic domination aufseordnst
tporben, ideint uns bod etlpas geipagt
gu iein. IS bat gang ben Nni&ein, als
Oh Der 54lauberser lelbit bic 2arten
semil9t bat. Wiro er ermdblt, uno bic
~Netp Dorter Staats3eituns" balt bic
grudbluns 9ilIs ia nibt fir unm0sli4,
10 1T ct obenauf; mirb er seidlasen, 10
iteben ibm @riinoe senus gu @ebote, I'm
leine Nieoerlaee gu ertldren. gr uiro
einfa9 bic Nnti=Snappers unb Wlors
toms Barrel oofiir perontmortli4 mo-
den uno oas Spmpatbieresiiter sieben
Nuf ale Tdae ristirt ct iebr weni9, bu
ibm ia i'm Sale elmer Nieberlase be,
@ib i'm 8unbeslenat perbleibt.
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5toatslecret6r Saplor bereitet oi

- 5taatsieeretdr Saplor bereitet Die
Yeroifentlibuns elmer 3uiammenitelluns
bon Wablinltruetionen Dor. Sas etn=
sise 9feue in ben Snftructionen lit bic
8eitimmuns, bab uenn fit elm belttmm=
tes Mmt feline domination sena6t
purbe ober bur6 unabtlamfeit Der 9ta=
men bes reselmdbis npminirten Ganbi-
oaten auf bem StimmSettel ni6t err
pdbnt lit, Elm 5timmseber, tuelder fir
Semanben our grlpdbluns fir ienes
Nmt itimmen min, ben 9iamen
Der betreHenben Yerlon unter bic Be
sei6nung bes Nmtes ldreiben uno Elm
&reus in ben an Der Spibe bes Stimms
settels beiinbli6en Rreis marfiren tann.
Sn bielem Sale lpa bic Stimmabsabe
fir oas sanse Sidet selter, als ob Der
seidriebene yfame uriprinslid ouf benz
Stimmsettel georudt itebt.
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cFener cdjretbebrtef oeS YDilipp
eaMerampfer.
W2ein gutter 6err Mebattiondr!

SO pente, 1O Den
Sbne 1bpn e3eit=
lang Serid se=
1a9t, oab ib
neine Sissie iebr
piel in Die 0aus=
DaltunS bel t e
obun IN bab le
uf ben @eg e
Deiert Mteeod)e
iehfe ouGt. Gf
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- in GtelIe bes miebernominirten
gongreSreprdi dientanten g8. g. 9apnes.
wel&er mte friber oemelbet bic Ganoi.
batur obseIebat bat, boben bic Demo.
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Geillhrift pirb tpabrihetnlib

- &eilidrift miro pabri6einlih bic
voffi,ie0e" Spra9e oes locialiitiI6en
3utunftsl ltaates iein. Cine NussIei-
dung io3ialiltil9er Meinunssperi6ie=
benbeiten bur9 r16lasenbe" Nreuments,
fanb auf elmer am lesten @onntas in
glberfelo abseboltenen Werlamn.lung
itatt. Nuf lesterer mar &aoau 9rumpf,
mas nidt gu peruunoern, oa iib eben
Spaialilten uno Mntiiemiten in ben Saa=
rem, budfdblib in ben 9aaren lasen.
Sic 9erren waren gang unter I9.
r2iisner", n6eislins", rglenoer Ser
leumoer", tparen Die 9urdl6nittstitu=
laturen Der Gentlemen. Ser Worte
linb senus sefaaen, jeyt labt uns Sba=
ten leben", rief Der eole 2iebermann bon
Sonnenbers uno bdmmerte nit ben
Jduiten auf ben So5ialiiten @rumpe
log. Das NOR oas Signal gu elmer
frobli6en &eilerei. go aber tperben i'm
3ufunftsitaat bic Meinunssperl6ieben-
beiten raussesliden". Ser san3e &a=
bau emit ltanb baraus, oaB 2iebermann
ben So3ialiitenbeilisen Ginger an9riif
unb @rumpe barauf bic alte @ei9i6te
tpieoer aufmdrmte, oaB BON 2iebermann
b. Sonnenber9 nod einise tleine unbez
3ablte gbrenldeine in Der Welt, bel SUI
ben, 9eiben uno Gbriiten, berumf f1Dsen.