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OUR NEUTRALITY LAWS.
THEY WILL NOT BE ENFORCED MERELY TO
SECURE DELAY.

GENbhE DELLA
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-It can be
definitely stated that in dealing with
filibusters against Spanish authority
in Cuba, the United States will not take
any action for the sole purpose of Sc
curing delay in restoring arms to mas
ters who, upon trial, have been ac-
quilted of the charge brought against
them.
Recently a United States attorney
instituted proceeding for libel
against a suspected vessel, which was
dismissed because of some technical
irregularity. To-day he was instruct
ed by the government TO re-instate the
proceeding and prosecute it if, in his
opinion. there was reason to believe
that Judgment for the government
should and could be recovered, and
that no proceeding should be institut-
ed or returned to the docket merely
for the purpose of OBTAINING arms or
men or vessels. The duty and object
of the government, this high authOri-
ty declared, was the observance and
enforcement of neutrality laws with
rigid impartiality.
The following is copy lin tTansla-
tion) of an order believed to be au-
thentic and issued from the headquar-
ters of portion of the insurgent forces
operating. partly in Santa Clara and
partly in MatanZas:
'Liberating army of Cuba. Fifth
corps of the army. First Brigade.
''In accordance with orders of the
provisional government and to the end
that no one may allege ignorance, /
hereby make known to the sugar man
ufacturers, cane planters (Colonies)
and proprietors of this zone under my
command:
First. The buildings and cane fields
of all plantations win be considered
and respected provided no work is Civ
en- to any able bodied laborer, nor the
operations of grinding commenced.
/ Second. When there are no fortifi-
cations nor forces located in the same
for their protection.
Third. A term of ten days to ex-
pire on the 18th instant is hereby
granted for the suspension of all
works if commenced, the destruction
of the Notifications which may exist
and the withdrawal of troops, if any
from same.
Fourth. These who contravene this
order will be severely punished and
their buildings and cane fields reduced
to ashes.
Headquarters of operations, No
vember 2, 1895.
"(Signed) FRANCISCO j. PEREZ,
Chief of the Brigade"
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THE SIX POWERS CONFER.
THE TURKISH TROOPS ARE NOW CO.;CEN
TRATING AT aARAsH

TRATING AT aARAsH
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 10, via Sofia,
Bu garia, Nov. 20 - The six representa-
tives of the powers held a conferer co
yesterday to discuss certain supplement-
airy measures, which will be recon
mended to the Porte, for the restoration
Of order in Asia Minor, and it is under
stood that some form Of common action
for the protection of foreigners is i'm
pending.
According to Turkish accounts, the
Armenians provoked the disturbance at
Marsovan, and it is also said that the
American missionaries there were not in
any way molested
Reports received here from the inte-
rior of Asia Minor announce fresh con-
versions OF Armenian women and chill
dren to lslamism.
The concentrating of Turkish troops
at Marasn for an advance upon Zeitoun,
which is still held by the Armenans in
strong force, continues as actively as
possible under th circumstances. The
commanding general declares that un
less the Armenians OF Zeitoun and it's
vicinity are subjugated within a fort
night the campaign is likely to be both
protracted and difficult, as bad roads
which are to be expected soon will hinder
the operations of the troops.
Adyices from Alpho say that all the
American citizens at Aintab, Orfah and
Marash are safe under the protection of
the Turkish Authorities of the places
mentioned. The Turks, it now appears,
are really taking steps to protect life and
property.
Armenian refugees who have arrived
here from the different provinces from
which they fled at the time of the recent
massacre, have petitioned the patriarch
to assist those Of their co religionists who
were unable go get awav, as famine is
threatening their country, and that the
most terrible sufferings may be antici
pated when the cold weather sets IN,
thousands OF Armenian families being
without shelter.
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THEY MAY FIGHT YET.
BATTLE GROUND SELECTED FOR CORBETT
AND FPTZSIMM NS

AND FrTzsIMM Ns
DALLAS, Texas. Nov 90 Dan A
Stuart returned from El P4so this morn
ing, To an Associated Press rep )rter
he said:
There is very little talking to IL this
time. viii say, however, that have
selected battle-ground for the
Corbett Fitzsimmons contest, and
there is going to be no more
legal complications | have hung
up $40, 900 purse, and If the fight is
intertered With, Corbett and Fltzslm
nous can each lake $l0,0 900 piece and
walk eff with it. Ia these fard times
such ali amount is worth riding out to
FL Paso on Pullman for"
~ here is the battle gronund locafedg7
THAT will not be announced until
the morning of the fight But you
may say that if all who wish to see it
win be in Elpaso on the morning of the
fight, which will be announced later,
they may have the opportunity with
out wearing the new off of their shoes" "
''Do you believe Corbett viii fight?''
''He cannot do otherwise. His
friends throughout the country will
not tolerate any surrender on his part.
do not anticipate any trouble, how
ever, in getting his signature to the
new articles of agreement. / have ev-
cry reason to believe that the arrange
ments / have made will be satisfactory
with him. | leave in day or two for
New Yor.. to see him."
IF Corbett persists in his determin-
alton to retire will you let Maher in as
an opponent to Fitzsimmons?"
e'ahe fight viii be between Jim Cor
bett and Bob Fitzsimmons," answered
Stuart
"And how about Fitzsimmons
have already gave his signature
to the contract There is no trouble
about him"
Can he get up his bet?"
yes"
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
1T WILL PROBABLY ADJOURN BY NEXT
TUESDAY


COLUMBIA, S. C., Nov. 20.-The
Constitutional Convention appointed
a steering committee to-day to take
charge of the remaining business to
come before it, the purpose being to
adjourn Tuesday night, if practicable.
Wednesday is South Carolina Day at
the Atlanta Exposition. A majority
of the members want to go to Atlanta
on that day, but the convention refus-
ed to vote to attend in a body. The
rest of the day was spent in discussing
the matter of formation of new coun-
ties.
The convention to night, under the
guidance Of the steering committee, suc-
ceeded in making more progress than
has yet been accomplished in the same
length of time ard adjournment by
Tuescay p IL probaoly be had Three
sessions will be eld daily, morning,
afternoon aAn eTef ~, in rder TO finish
mp by that time Ise article on county
government VS. nnaiE adopted te-
night and leaves on)y the ariicle on jG-
dietary TO DO discussed with the exc4p
tion of few ccmpar4 lively unimport-
ant sections of other articles.
The age of consent for females WIS
discussed to night, and it was fixed at
IA veais. An effort was made to fix -
at 16 years but this fai'ed by ave to of 8
10 40. The age heretofore nas u>en ~
Years.
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fered from Turkish atrocities and to
protect those who may be still in
danger from the same source.
The movement is prompted by the
news of the massacres constantly be-
ing received from Armenia. The dele
CATION will leave Boston, Mass. and it
is intended to make a demonstration
at the capitols of each of the European
powers and to present an appeal to
the governments in behalf of their OPP
pressed country.
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THE INDIANA COMMISSIONED.
THE BIG BATTLEsHIP WILL SOON BE READY
FOR THE SEA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 20..-The
battleship Indiana was placed in COM
mission this afternoon at 1920, Lieu
tenant Commander William Swift of
fciating in the absence of Captain
Evans, who is confined to his room
with rheumatism. The ceremony was
brief and simple.
A few minutes after / o'clock the
sailors who will man the big fighter
were drawn up in line on the port side
of the vessel. Lieutenant Swift then
read the orders and the flags were run
up and saluted by the officers and men.
The placing of stores upon the Indiana
will begin at once. As soon as this is
finished she will proceed to Newport,
where she will receive her torpedoes.
She will then go to Port Royal.
1t is thought that the big vessel will
be ready for sea the first of next
month.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 20-The Baptist
Young Peoples Union convention m It
here this afternoon with a very large at
tendance, Encouraging reports were
submitted Rev DR. W L. Wright, Of
Richmond, Rev. Dr.. G B. Taylor and
President Boatwright, of Richmond Dol
lege, made speeches. Commiftees were
appointed and the convention adjourned
until morning
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BALTIMoRE's NEW MAYOR.
THE FIRST REPUBLICAN MAYER 1T HAs HAD
IN THIRTY YEARS

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 20.-Alcaeus
Hooper, the first Republican mayor of
Baltimore for thirty years, was inaug-
urated to-day. The ceremony of adj
ministering the oath was performed
in the presence of large crowd, who
applauded the addresses delivered by
the incoming and outgoing executives.
The mayors office, the scene of the
ceremony, was profusely decorated
with flowers. Immediately after the
Inauguration, Mayor Hooper an
nounced the following appointments
Mayors secretary, Clarence Fl. For
rest; mayors clerk, Albert N. Palmer
messenger, Philip @. Ward. Messrs.
Forrest and Ward are Republicans,
but Mr.. Palmer is a Democrat.
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PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN SOLD

GREENWOOD, S. c., Nov. 20.-The
whole system of Port Royal and West
ern Carolina Railroads was sold to-day
by special master Theodore G.. Basker,
for $2,650,000 to John w. Hutchinson,
Jr., for Samuel Thomas and Thomas v.
Ryan. Only one bid was offered.
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A WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN.
THE FALLING OF BRAKE BEAM CAUSES A
BIG SMASH-UP

BIG SMAsH-UP
MANASSAS, Va, Nov. 20.-An extra
freight train south, engine 53S, was
derailed at the Southern Railway COM
pany's coal-bin, one-half mile south
of this place, this morning, caused by
brakebeam falling upon the track.
Two fiat cars and the caboose went
crashing into the bin, tearing away
ten out of the fifteen huge trussels
which supported the immense struc-
ture bordering on the main track. The
caboose was badly wrecked, but the
other cars were only slightly dam
aged. The men who were at work
upon the bin fled to the opposite side
of the large platform amidst shower
of splinters when the crash came, and
thus escaped injury
The business portion of Madison
vile, KY, was burned yesterday morn
ing, involving loss of about $4,000.
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KURDS KILLED BY RUSSIANS.

LONDON. Nov. 21.-A dispatch to the
Times from Odessa says that it is stated
from Kars, which is located on the Arpa-
Ohai river, hui dred miles northeast OF
Erzeronm. that tho Russian frontier
guards have killed or captured ngmer-
ous Kmds, who have been engaged 10
pursuing Armenians irving to escape.
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

1T WAS FELT IN DELAWARE EARLY YESTER
DAY MORNING
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 20.--Re-
sidents of Claymont,six miles north of
here, report having felt a severe
earthquake shock early to-day.
AIS IN PENNSYLVANIA
CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 20.--A slight
earthquake shock was felt in this city
this morning.
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Rawlings; Queen Street, j. w. Moore;
McKendree, r. Fl. Bennett; Lel<ies,
Memorial, j. =. Routten; Trinity, G..
W. Leftwitch; Huntersville, j. g. Len
non.
Eastern Shore district, W. P.
Wright, presiding elder; Bongotea-
que, j. II. Griffith; Conference Mis-
sionary Secretary, j. w. Bledsoe.
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ARMENIANS IN AMERICA.

THEY WILL GO TO EUROPE To MAKE AN AP
PEAL Foa THEIR COUNTRY
BOSTON, Mass, Nov 20.--Tt is al
legged that movement has been start
ed among Armenians in America to
form band of about 900 to leave this
country as soon as possible and reioin
their families who have already suf-
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A GOOD WORK ACCOMPLISHED.
NR BROUGHT ON RAISES THE DEBT ON VIII
soNsBAPTIST CHURCH.
Special to the News and Observer.
WILSON. n. c.. Nov. "a


WILSON, N. c., Nov. 90.
Mr.. n. B. Broughton, of Raleigh,
who has been here for a week, re-
turned home to-day, carrying the re-
gard of the whole community and the
affection particularly of the Baptists.
Some years ago the Missionary Bap-
lists sold their small church and
bought the most eligible site in town
for church, on which there was one
of the finest residences in town. They
built neat brick Sunday-school room,
fine as a church, in which they wor-
ship. Among the good things Mr..
Broughton did while here was to raise
the $4,000 debt due on this fine prop
erty. The people responded to his APP
peals, Mr.. b. +. Briggs and wife lead
ing with $500; John f. Bruton Ia Meth
odist who has good Baptist wife),
with $500, and so on until the whole
amount was raised
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THE SULTAN NOT POISONED.
BELIE"ED THAT THE REPORT OF HIS DEATH
is WITHOU FOUNDATION

BERLIN, Nov. 20.-Nothing further
has been received here from Sofia in
any way tending to confirm the dis
patch from that city yesterday which
announced that report had reached
there from Constantinople saying that
the Sultan of Turkey had been poison
ed. 1t is believed that there is no
foundation for the report.
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HARRY HAYWARD MUST HANG.
HIS LAST EoPE TAKEN Err NJ HIM BY THN
SUPREME COURT

cUfhEME COURI.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 60
The last hope that remained to Harry
Hayward for his life was wrested from
him when the Supreme Court this
morning handed down long opinion
affirming the action of the lower court
in denying him a new trial. Harry
Hayward turned pale when the de-
cision was announced to him, but
would say nothing more than, 1T is
just what | expected He is appar-
emily without hope.
County Attorney Nye, to whom Gov
ernor Clough has referred the fixing
of the date of execution, will name
December 9th as the date.
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A MILLION IN GOLD EXPORTED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Treas
ury to-day lost S1,0O0,000 in gold for
export which leaves the true amount
Of the gold reserve at the close of busi-
ness $50, 500, ,594.
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THE coLoRED LAWYERS MEET
RESOLUTIONS PASSED ENDORSING THE AT,
LANTA EXPOSITION.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 20.-The Ma
tional Congress of Colored Lawyers
in session in this city, passed strong
resolutions endorsing the Cotton
States and international Exposition
and giving black eye to the misrepre-
sentations that have been sent out con-
cerning the treatment Of colored yisi-
tors. 1t is expected that the great
show made by the race and the correc-
tion of the evil reports sent out will
have the effect of causing a large in
fiux of colored people.
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SAW THEM BURN TO DEATH.
JEALOUS NEGROES REFUSE TO RI scUE A
NEIGHBOR'S CHILDREN

SOUTH PITTSBURG, Tenn, Nov.
2O.-Early this morning, a tene-
ment house occupied by Irving
Robinson, respectable color
ed laborer, was destroyed by
fire. Two of Robinson's children aged
and years respectively, were burn
ed to death, Robinson and his wife be-
ing absent at the time. Much indig-
nation exists against the negroes liv-
ing near, who stood by and saw the
children burn to death, without MAX
ing any effort to save them. Their
brutal conduct it is said, was prompt
ed by jeayousy of Robinson's superior
attainments.
THE COLORED LAWYERS MEET.
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AGAINST b. AND L. ASSOCIATIONS.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. 20.---The
Court of Appeals has upheld the State
in imposing two per cent. tax on 800
business done in the State by foreign
corporations, in the case of the South
ern Building Association, of Knoxville.
1t is claimed that this will drive fifteen
associations doing business Of half
million dollars from the State on ac-
count of being unable to compete with
home companies.
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DIR GRIFFITH CENSURED
THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
DECIDED THAT HE ACTED
lMPRUDENTLY.
THE PRINCIPAL APPOINTMENTS

The Conference Finished Its Work and
Adjourned Yesterday to Meet m
Lynchbur- Next ear-An address
by an Ex-EsTaettte on fhe EVansFn"
cation of the Jews in New YORK
Bishop uaygood's Health improving
..Res0iati0ns of Thanks.
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JOHN SHERMAN TALKS
DISCUSSES THE REFERENCE IN
HIS BOOK TO GARFIELD'S
MOTIVATION.
CARLlSLE'S SPEECH CRITICISED

he Ohio Senator Thinks the Basic
Error of the Address j. his Idea that
Legal Tenders Cannon be Done Away
W Ith Entirely -Says the Democrats
should have Issued Flve-Year Bonds
Instead of TamperiDg with the Gold
Reserve. cleveland and Silver.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
semersemswertbe @et6stasswab1,

Sin berii6nter Gertrumsmann oon einem
anberen Glertfalen gef4lagen! 0as bat
man Ioeben Bel Der @r{aBtpa6l in ben beutz
I9en Rei9stag i'm oberf4lelti9en Wabltreife
YleBJ3D6ntf erle6t!
Ser Srei6err BON 9uene, zines Der
berOorragenDten, 5uglei3 au9 maBopQften
Mitglieber Des gentrums, mar BEL be1agter
@r1aBipa6l gentrumsfarbibat. @r lit a6er
BON einem anberen itrenggldu6igen &atboz
lifen, benz Polen &%abpansft, Der Dem beutz
I6en unb b~el1tf9ga5tnnten Gentrumsmunn
als &an6iout Der polnti9zclerttalen Partei
entgegenfanb, arg gef4lagen poroe1, 4io
Elm Sieg bes oberf 6lefi5 9en fat6Dlif3en Poz
lent6ums iiber bas oberi@leff9e fat6olt9e
0eutS 9tbum!
6uene'S NieberGage uir6, pbglet9 er gum
Centrum gebOrt, feIbft Der fdiferli9en &ez
gierung unlieb fem, aub abgeIeben oaoon,
baB fie 3uglei9 cine beutf9e Nieberlage in
1i3 f@lieBt. 9uene 1T 3tpar fein ~geiiftger
6iine, 0o9 immer6in elm geI9ei0ter UNI
tbatfrGftiger Wfann, tpel9er Der &egierqng
etnen Ie6r groBen @efaGen ertpies. Nls es
ft9 ndmGi9 i'm Sabre 1893 nm bic !9eeresz
oerme6rl1ng banbelte, ma6te 6uene einen
8ermittelungsborf9ld pel9er Die &egie=
rungsforberungen etpas 6erabminberte.
&et9stunsGer @apribt ertldrte fib NIT DteTem
Nusglei6e 3ufrieben; bo9 audi in biefer Sc
ftalt purbe Die 8orlage bonn &ei9stag a6z
qele6nt, inbem beinabe bus gun3e Centrum
5uere i'm Slide lieB. 9ob Der iebige
Rei6stag, in pel6en 6lene f9on urIpriing>
li4 nibt getpGblt purbe, na6m ben Mus=
qlet9 an. SEPT dber 1T bas 8emiiben, ben
8ater bes Nusglei9s na9trdgli9 bo9 nod
in Oiefen Rei6stug gu b%ringan, Der in elmer
10 Di6tigen SADIE in fetnem 9etite banbelte,
fe6lge16lagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
aaoad9erdItd1e autnots @taata- BeHarne, aa1ttnpodn 6. atonenaber 1895.

nur tpenigen Qebrmitteln. 3ebn Sabre ipdz
ter Itubirten f9pn 208 2anopirtbe IN Safe
unb bamit mebr als an idmmtli9en DD0eren
REORGANIZATION Der preuBif9en MOnar9:s 3uz
Iamme1 genommen, Sm 8inter 1925 SO
paren es 302, unter ibnen paren Die per-
}6iebenten Natipnen bertreten. We6rcre
Sapaner baben in 6ale ni9t a1ein ibren
lanbtpirtbi 9aftli6en Doctor gemu4t, ioll=
bern AUDI ~ein3elne re4t quite @abea iiber
&inbbie63u9t, Mil6tpirtbi9uft unb oergleiz
hen oerfaBt, 8, 9. u0ie Ginber3u9t Oeutf9~
larbs", BON Or. Oamampto in Sptio
8alb nab Der @r0ffnung Der 4nitalt 9er
lang es &iibn, Elm geetgnetes grDBeres9rl1no~
ftiid gu ertperben, ouf benz fi9 in JliGli4er
@eiie fat MGes bat bereinigen laiIen, ipas
gum tnterri9t in Der 2anbnirt6i9aft an
lebenben unb tobten Oemon1fratiolS%Sbs
ietten n0tbig 1T. @ine @9ilberung bierDon
bringt feline S9rift n0as Stuoium Der
2dnbDirtbi9aft an Der l1niperiitdt 0Gle"
(8erlag BON 6. &ii6n in gottbus). gu be-
fpnberem0 Dante finb bic @ertreter Deg 3nders
riibenbaues benz @eb. &atb &iibn berpFi9tet,
i1bem er felt Der i'm Sabre 1871 Ill i'm
ergangenen Mufforberung, bic l1rIu9e Der
fogenannten Gibenmiibigfeit gu ergrinben,
unabldffig unb Bis gu einem g%eiptfIen 4raos
AUDI nit gutem @rfolge bemi6t lit, Die
&ii6enbau treibenben 2anbtpirt6e un0 Sa5riz
fanten bon bte1em ungebetenen Sat = Der
Nematobe - gu befreien. Srob feiner feb
8ia Sabre bat &ibn bic INN eigene geiii9e
Srti9e betpabrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

lie6en, ppn iiberraT9enber &lar6eit. Die
6slpetia bdlt nit Der &e9ten einen nit benz
eibgen0fifden &reu3 geI9miidten S9ilb
iiber Das !0aupt Der bic Stabt StraBburg
Ipm6oliitrenoen, bur9 bic elfGfH9e &opfz
toilette gefennaet9neten neiblt9en 9eftalt,
an beren Sette Der @enius Der 8armber3iqe
felt Die 2eibgebeugte Der 0ilfebrtngenben entz
gegenfiihrt. On bic @e1talt Der 6elpetia
f9miegen fi3 flebenbe unb banfbare &inberz
geitalten, BORN Elm &nGblein, unb um19reitet
man bas 9entmal, 10 erblidt man auf Der
4iidfeite Elm balbtpii6fges MGb9en, etnen
SGu9ling auf benz Mrm, unb an Der 6ano
Elm anberes &trtb, bas 1i9 an bas &leio Der
qrDBeren S9ipefter flammert. Ne6en biefer
&inberqruppe fauert Elm &ndbe, ben perz
leBten Mrm in Der 8tnbe, gu ben SiBen Der
6elpetia, ben 8lid 3%uriidperfenb duf Die
beimatbli6e Stdtte, Die er nun perlafIen ion.
Oa8 9an3e ma9t einen in 6o6em 9rabe
pornebmen, in b%olitem Slime bes Wortes
fiin1tlerif9en @inOrud unb 1pirb 1tets cine
Der l90niten 3terben unIerer Stabt fem.
@s brau9t ipo6l feiner @nt19ulbigung
bufiir, Dab Die Seier it4 in engen @ren3en
b%etpegte. @or Der Sitter bes Oenfmals,
Der ben 6eutigen Sag nt9t erle6te unb bur9
einen Neffen unb @rben Baron 6erbez
@ruper bertreten mar, 10 CART bef9eiben gez
peIen, ii3 auf Dem 8ert 8art6olbps nt9t
gu nennen, 70 5iemte es ben @mpfdngern
nt9t, bur9 Elm pruntooles Set cine Shat
gu perberrli9en, Die bur9 bic Bfli9t Der
Menl9li9feit i6nen geboten mar. Ser
19nei3eri1Ge 8unbesrdt6 6dlt 1t9 BON Der
5eier fern, I'M ibr teinen politi19en Gbaraf=
ter gu geben, ben tie angeii9ts ~un1erer Neuz
tralitdt ni9t tragen {oG. 9ies purbe au9
bonn Hegierungsrat6 bes &antons 8afelz
@tabt ni9t auBer Nugen g~elafen unb ni9t
minber opm Seftrebner 6eute gum @usbrud
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