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The morning call., 1895-02-03
The School Board Returns Thanks.

To the Honorable Board of Fire Commits
stoners of the City and County of San Fran
AT a meeting of the
Board of Education, held January 80 1895,
the following resolution, offered by Super
intendent Andrew J. Moulder, was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the Board of Education
return it's sincere thanks to Chief Engineer
Sullivan and the Fire Department for their
prompt and efficient services in extinguish-
ing the fire which broke out at o'clock on
the morning of Tuesday, January o. in the
Peabody Public School. The department
saved a costly school from destruction,
with loss not exceeding $1,000.
At the same meeting of the Board of
Education the following resolution, offered
by Director H. c. Henderson, was also
unanimously adopted
Resolued, That the thanks of the Board
of Education be and are hereby rendered
to the officers and members of the San
Francisco Fire Department for their
promptness, efficiency and success in ex-
tinguishing the fire in the Peabody Pri-
mary School building, which occurred on
the morning of the I'D inst. Very respect.
fully, GEORGE BEANsroN, Secretary.
The morning call., 1895-02-03

on the Pacific. Her white star, always
floating at the peak, would recall to mar
liners who passed her the history of her in
ception and the subsequent revolution in
the building of ocean speeders.
In January, 1871, the Oceanic first dipped
her bow into the water of the world at
Belfast, Ireland, with the insignia of her
owners waving over her decks. She was
the first vessel built for the White Star
line on the new plan of deck arrangement,
iron hull and improved machinery. Her
tonnage was to be almost 1000, with five
holds to receive the cargoes. The accom-
modations for 100 cabin passengers were
superior to anything crossing the Atlantic
at that time, while the steerage-room was
considered too large by the average ship
ping-man who knew nothing regarding the
rush of emigrants about to take place. In
the early part of 1871 she made her maiden
trip from Liverpool to New York, and be-
came the pride of the White Star Com
pany.
When the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company formed the plans for the Occi-
dental and Oriental steamship line, the
Oceanic attracted the eye of the manage
Hcuti anu ledSe was lOTtuWItu entered
into at stipulated price per month. 1t
was agreed that the white star of her
owners should always be carried at the
masthead, and that English officers should
be in command. Both of these provisions
have been carried out.
In 1880 trip was made to Ireland for
repairs, but she was Immediately returned
to her run on the Pacific. This trip may
prove different, as more time will be re-
quired to do the work. and by the time it
is completed other arrangements may be
made.
Her assistants in the burden-bearing line
are the Gaelic and Belgic, also owned by
the White Star line. Another ''ic'' will
take her place on March 10, when the
Coptic will sail from Hongkong for here
with the White Star flying.
The officers look forward with pleasure
to the return "home," as they term it.
Most of them have been on board num-
Der of years and have made hosts of friends
both here and in the Oriental ports. They
will say good-by to many with regrets, but
have hopes of again being assigned to
Pacific runs.
The ship itself can go back home with
but one stain upon it's record, and that is
the sinking of the City of Chester about
five years ago.
The morning call., 1895-02-03
IT GROWS LIKE THE GOURD OF THE PROPHET

fidential agent of a syndicate of heavy
capitalists in Boston who had sent him to
this State to look into the practicability of
the construction of a line of railroad from
San Francisco to connection with the
Santa Fe at or near Mojave.
"Mr. Minot was a man singularly well
adapted for the work. He had built the
best piece of line the Santa Fe owns-from
Kansas City to Chicago-and had success
fully overcome tremendous obstacles and
constructed the famous switchback road
over the mountains for the Northern Pa
cifc. He was the president of the Great
Northern road and was a recognized au-
thority on all matters pertaining to rail-
reading.
During Mr.. Minot's stay in San Jose
the San Jose Southern Railroad Company
was incorporated, which had for its pur-
pose the construction of the line men
toned This proposition was backed by
some of the principal men in the Santa Fe
Company, and they furnished the money
for preliminary surveys and other neces-
sary expenses incurred. Although the
hackers of the project were Santa Fe
people, the matter was not officially recog-
nized by that corporation, yet even the
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myself as directors and Barney Murphy as

myself as directors and Barney Murphy as
treasurer.
"With all these facts in his possession
Mr.. Minot journeyed to Boston and laid
the results of his investigations before the
men whom he represented. They recog-
nized their Importance, and at once author
lied him to return to California and build
the road. On the second night out from
Boston Mr.. Minot was killed in collision
at Florence, Pa. thus destroying the en-
tire fabric which had been created by his
energy and foresight.
at is probable that the project might
have been revived again by the same per-
sons had not the disastrous failure of the
Barring Bros, in Europe, followed soon
after, which largely affected the gentlemen
interested.
"Mr. Marvel, who was then president
of the Santa Fe road, visited this coast
three times subsequent to the events mar
rated, and each time had interviews with
him. He invariably expressed the belief
that the work would be proceeded with as
soon as the depressed condition of railroad
affairs showed some indications of i'm
provement.
$50 much for the connection of railroad
men with the enterprise. The reason l
give these facts is to show that these men,
who possessed the greatest experience in
matters, recognized the practicability of
the road and the immense value it would
The morning call., 1895-02-03
A WORD FROM THE VALLEY,
How the New Road May Be Built Eoonomi


William Fahey, proprietor of the Cos
mopolitan Hotel of this city and an ex-
tensive owner of land in the San JOAQUIN
Valley, has suggestion which savors of
originality that he will propose to the
projectors of the San Francisco and San
Joaquin Railroad.
my plan, which | suggest, will greatly
facilitate the construction of the road ),
said Mr.. Fahey, land at the same time
will, in degree, make a cooperative line.
which will command the personal interest
of all the farmers of any consequence along
the proposed highway.
81 have been living in the valley for the
past twenty-five years, and nearly all of
my interests are along the route that has
been suggested.
sit is fact that throughout the great
San Joaquin Valley the farmers cannot use
their teams more than six months out of
the year. The remainder of that time thew
are dead loss, or, to say the least, non
productive.
Every few days I travel up and down
the valley, and | have an extensive
acquaintance with the farming community
of that section. / have talked with MANY
of them about the matter, and in every
instance they have received my PROPOSE
ton with enthusiasm.
sit is simple, and will be beneficial both
ways. l say let the road be built during
the time that the teams of these
farmers are idle. Let them perform the
work of grading, excavating and leveling,
and receive in payment therefor receipts
The morning call., 1895-02-03
HER CALLERS WERE FRIENDS.
Mime. De Leon Was Not Terrorized by
Mexican Residents.

Mexican Residents.
The statement that Nine. de Leon, wife
of the Guatemalan Minister at Mexico,
was terrorized by sympathizers with
Mexico while sojourning at the Occidental
Hotel in this city, is denied by those who
know the lady and called on her.
Major Hooper, proprietor of the hotel,
said there was nothing to demonstrate
that the Mexicans or anybody else had any
i'll feeling toward the lady. On the other
hand her callers were all former acquaint-
ances, who showed every attention to the
lady during her visit in this city.
]. DiaZ Duran, Consul-General of Guate-
mala in San Francisco, whose wife is sis
ter of Nine. de Leon, positively denied that
the slightest unfriendliness or discourtesy
was shown the visitor, and Alexander K.
Coney, Consul-General of Mexico, felt quite
indignant at the idea of any Mexican offer
ing insult to the wife of Guatemala Off
cial simply because the two countries were
contemplating hostilities receiving pub
hcity at all.
Nine de Leon has continued her Jour-
ney to the City of Mexico, her husband
having telegraphed her to repair thither.
She went in company with the family of
DR.. Castellanos, Minister of Salvador to
Mexico.
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prove as feeder for transcontinental line
''The recent awakening of the people of
San Francisco indicates that the time is
ripe for any proposition looking to the
extension of the railroad facilities of the
State. 1t cannot be said that the road
to the San Joaquin Valley will be
the final effort in the direction by those
who seek the redemption of the State.
That is but the preliminary step, and the
proposition l suggest is its legitimate Sc
quence. know from my own knowledge
that 80 per cent of the people of Santa Clara
County are in sympathy with the move
ment, and l believe that $4,000 can be
raised in the county as a subscription to
the capital stock, and that the rights of
way can also be had, and I am ready to
undertake the accomplishment of that re-
suit.
~ say Santa Clara County will give
100000 to aid this proposition, but really
believe she will do better than that. l base
this belief on the ground that if she could
give 100000 for the capital she could
readily give much more than that for a
line of railroad which would prove of far
more lasting benefit than the capital ever
COuIu De.
"In conversation with J. H. Henry, one
of our most prominent capitalists, to-day,
when this subject was under discussion, he
had this to say:
money talks, and I like the looks of
the situation. When such men as Claus
Spreckels and those who have aided him
in this matter go to work it means bust
ness, and you can count me in if we can
get branch of the line to run through our
county to help the road along. will be
one of twenty to put up $1,000 and
believe the sentiment of the people on the
subject will lead to the prompt subscrip
ton of the amount mentioned.
1.-THE large ranches of Santa Clara County
are being rapidly subdivided and are being
sold into small holdings. Ten acres of
orchard have proven enough for the sup
port of a small family, and the indications
point to a rapid future increase in popula-
ton.
Every property in the valley, I
am satisfied, would lend his every effort to
break the vise-like grip the Southern Pa
cific now holds upon that section"
The morning call., 1895-02-03
Held On to the Money.

Joe Rankine, who was employed by Joe
Parle, peddler, to sell potatoes, was ar
rested by Policemen Behan and Davis last
night and booked at the City Prison on the
charge of grand larceny. Rankine sold a
at 2312 Mission street and she gave him a
$40 gold piece to get changed. He kept the
$40 and also grabbed 81 so from Parle's
young brother who was returning to the
wagon with the money after selling two
sacks. Then be disappeared.
The morning call., 1895-02-03
OLD INDICTMENTS DISMISSED.
The Record Cleared by the Dropping
of Several Cases.

OF Several Cases.
The November term of the United States
District Court ended yesterday. Be-
fore the court adjourned United States
District Attorney Knight moved that
a number of old indictments which
had been hanging for ten or twenty
years be dismissed so that the rec
ords could be cleared up. Some of
the persons against whom the indictments
were pending have been dead several
years and there was little evidence against
the remainder.
Two of the indictments were against J..
B. Broadhead They were for forgery and
remainder of the indictments were
against the following persons, who had
been charged with counterfeiting, SNUG
Cling and various crimes: P. d. Smith, r.
Brown, Erick Erickson, r. Potts, Alfred
Gill, A. Finnigan, D. Ahlfs, d. A. Gal
lagher, G. 0. Ferris, Alton H. Gould, Ed
ward Bell, Charles Seaman, alias G. T.
Foester, John R. Savoy.
The morning call., 1895-02-03
Grand Jury Discharged.

The Federal Grand Jury filed it's final re-
port yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court. Six indictments were handed
in. four of which were placed on the secret
file. Judge Morrow thanked the jurors
for their work during the last three months
and then discharged them. Two of the
indictments filed were against Japanese
for importing women for immoral pur-
poses. The men were Suzuki Matsutaro
and Komuro Kiaichi.
The morning call., 1895-02-03
She Will Sail for Belfast to
Repair.
COPTIC TAKES HER PLACE.
The Pioneer Ship Of the White Star
Company.
7 SERVICE HERE NINETEEN YEARS.
English Officers Look Forward With
Pleasure to the Prospective
Visit Home.

The big China-line steamer Oceanic has
entered the port of San Francisco for the
last time this year, and perhaps forever.
She sails February II for China and Japan,
and then goes back to the place of her
birth in Ireland for repairs.
For nineteen years the tall masts Of the
Oceanic with their burdens of canvas have
been recognized at sea by every navigator
The morning call., 1895-02-03
A Poor Excuse.

Nicholas Nazarino, young lad, was
arrested on a warrant yesterday afternoon
by Detectives Bee and Harper on the
charge of grand larceny. The complaining
witness was NJ. Vukivich, 215 OFarref1
street, who charged Nazarino with steal
ing his gold watch and chain. Nazarino
admits his guilt, and says the reason he
stole the watch and chain was that
Vukivich's brother owed him 81 so, and
that was the only way he could get even
with him.
The morning call., 1895-02-03
Investigation by the Grand
Jury.
NO LIGHT ON THE MYSTERY.
Charles Fair Would Not Voice His
Suspicious.
BUT TOLD ALL THAT HE KNEW.
]. Il. Arndt, Who Heard Of the Loss Of
the Will on a Car, Gould Not Iden.
fifty His Informant.
70 LIGHT ON THE MYSTERY.
UT TOLD ALL THAT HE KNEW.

The theft of the Fair will still occupies
the attention Of the Grand Jury. A great
number of witnesses were examined yes
terday, and many more are under subpoena.
Out of the mass of evidence taken, the
jurors think they will be able to reach a
conclusion and some indictments may fol-
low.
Considerable interest conferred in the at
The morning call., 1895-02-03
THE CITY'S Big DEBT.
Merchants Want Their Claims
Liqlidated.
NO MORE GOODS ON CREDIT.
Address of Associated Creditors to the
Board.
JOSEPH liz COUNTS COMMUNICATION.
Municipal Creditors Ask for a Special
Meeting Of the Supervisors to
Take Some Action.
JOSEPH liz COUNTS COMMUNICATION.

]. P. LIE Count, chairman of the asso-
ciated creditors of the city and county OF
San Francisco, sent long communication,
prepared by James R. Taylor, to the Board
of Supervisors yesterday. The commune
cation claims legality for all city warrants
drawn on temporarily depleted funds, and
suggests legal method for their payment.
The outstanding Indebtedness of the city
The morning call., 1895-02-03
Additions to the Valley Road
Subscription.
SAN JOSE WANTS A BRANCH.
A Million Dollars Can Be Raised TO
Secure 1t.
AN APPEAL TO THE CITY BANKERS.
Interesting Story Of a Frustrated, Effort
Of the Santa Fe to Build Into
This City.
San JOSE WANTS A BRANCH.
In APPEAL TO THE CITY BANKERS.

Saturday is always day on which mer-
chants, manufacturers and other business
men are in a hurry and are little disposed
to listen to the solicitations of subscription
seekers. of all men. The members of the
committee engaged in raising the fund for
the San Joaquin Valley road only put in a
short halliday at the work yesterday and
did not figure on accomplishing much.
They were fatigued by the exertions of the
past week and looked forward to a day of
rest with feeling of relief
The fund, however, gained substantially
yesterday, the sum of $49, 800 being added
to the grand total.
The new subscribers are the following:
The morning call., 1895-02-03
.SI,59O,5OO

Total for the halliday. 495O0
Previously acknowledgement. 1,541 900
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31

1:16 cine nit Sob glei9mert6ige Miin3e
MAIDEN gu t0nnen, Die Sberban6 in ~unleren
g~eiebgebenben &Orperf9aften geptnnen, bat
oas Meiite ba5u beigetra9en, ben grebit gu
19dbigen unb Dem @olbe tbatfG6lt9 cine
bebeutenbere GoQe 5u5utpeiien, ipte es unter
normolen 9erbdltniien sefpielt buben
piirbe.
Man made n1r Iol4e @eIebe, tpie Tie Der
rSnter Ocean" unb nit Tim bic iibrieen
@elbberipdi erer unb @eIboerf 9le6terer berz
langen, unb man tptrb balb oenug austin
ben, baB Niemano Bombs faufen mirb, ipel9e
erit in 5ebn, 5tpon3ig pber gar breiBtg Sab
rem 5ablbdr iinb. Dab Sob audi nod in
bretBig Sabren ietnen @ertb bebGlt, bag
glaubt Sebermdn unb enar nibt Bios Sc
herman in @r1erifa, ionbern aud Sebsrman
in europa. Dieter @laube btlbet bic
9runbldge fir ale @elbtransaftionen
unirer 3eit, lnb tper i'm %ldusnet, tDirb fi9
nur Ielbt i9aben, tper i'm erI9iittert, nirb
nur feinen Greoit untereraben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31
9ramfrei@ tpei@t Der eMweta.

Mu9 bas nod fir bic Sranap1en in bic
fem Sabre 1895, in pel9em ie auiehen
miiTen, pie bic OeutI9en bas fiinfunbz
3p~anaigiGbrige Subildum Der fploHalf1en iez
mails iiber 5rantrei9 ~errungenen Siege
feiern! Mu9 bas no@ = nGmli9 bas 3uz
riidpei9en Der groBmd9tiaen franaDftI6en
Nation Dor Der tGeinen S9peia!
SIM Sabre 1892 febte fib Franfreib, in
Der 3oufrage, Der S9neia ee0eniiber cuffs
bobe pferb, f9raubte i'm @9ub3pQtaumel
bic 3Oae eegen Die S9peta unberI9Gtnt btns
auf, bertpeigerte ibr jebes .3ugeftdnbniB urb
glaubte, ben fleinen Na9barffaat bur6 btes
bqrfde @ebabren fiigiam ou MAIDEN. ODD
gang anbers fam es! Die @9pet3 lieB fi6
ni&t ms 8odsbOrn iagen, ionbsrn brad
f9nel entI9lofen tbre 6anbelsbeaie5unqen
NIT 5rantrei9 ab, unb tie pubte gan3 9snau,
mas fe that. Soeben bate iie 0anoelsbers
trGge bon GROCER gegenieitiger 8ort6eil6ofz
ttgteit nit Dem beutf9en Gei9e, nit Sefterz
ret9=1ngarn lnb anberen QGnbern nbqe=
f9lDfen, fanb barum reuen Nb1ab fir lire
Yrobutte urb neue 8eaussqueQen fir i6ren
gebarf unb f4uf auf ibrem eigenen Gebtete
neue Snbutrien.
Den S9aben BON benz 3ontrie9e 6atten
ntht bic S9pei3er, fonberrt bic 5ran5cfen;
nt9t nur berlDren fe Elm lo6nenbes M6faBz
gebtet fir man9e ibrer Maaren, ~fpnbern i6r
nnber19dmter uebermutb betpirtte aud etne
griin6li9e Nenberun9 in ben f9peiaeri19en
SDnpatbten, bic ieBt tpeit mebr benz frii6er
bon ptelen S9pei3ern nit Mibtrauen be-
tra4teten beuti3en &ei@e, als Srantrei9
gelten.
@nblib lit bic groBe franaDfi59e 59einz
republtt Dor Der tletnen aber tptrtli9en 91ez
publtt in ben S3mei5eralpen gu &reuae se=
FROZEN; bic fran5DftT9e &egterung bat iebt
ber @9peia ale Die 3plaugeitdnbnifie gez
ma9t, bic fte bor bret Sabren runbtpeg dbgez
f@lagen bate. 8ergebli9 1uben fran3D=
ftf9e 3eitungen bur9 alIerlet Sop6i1tereien
bieies 3uriidtpetben gu beden.
Snoem bic S9ipeia bur9 tire Garatterz
pone 8ebarrli9feit Srantrei9 gum Na9gez
ben gegen tie feGbft atpang, letftete iie 5ugGei1
benientgen anberen Nattonen, tpel9e 5ranfz
rei9 gegeniiber in 3olfragen gu ben vmeiitz
begiinittgten" ge6Dren unb unter benen 1i6
bas beutl9e &et9 befinbet, einen eroBen
Stenft; benn auf @runb Der Metitbe9iinitiz
gung fommen Die BON Srantrei9 an bic
S@pet5 gema@ten 3nseitdnbntKe au9 tbnen
5u Suite. " Id ist-
Der @4pet5 gebiibrt Der aubn, bur6 bic
unbluti9en @affen bet &dmpfaDIe bic 9rdnz
5ofen gum 8ersi9t auf Elm Big gum ue6erz
mutbe getriebenes 9o33odipftem ~ge5tpungen
3t hdben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31
o 1tttS ,,GOtn"|.

l1nTerm veSSnterzO Ocean" bat bic Silberz
Seluiion bas 9e6trn berfengt. Selbft bic
6orrz6 arbebz9 Debate, pel9e bes Qebteren
Narrbeiten, untpabrbeiten unb ltnaufri9z
t~tgfeiten ms grelte 2i9t fte1t, bat i'm nod
ni9t gang curirt, bo9 bat er bereits, pie
uns I9eint, ben 8iidaug CUR 8ernunft einz
9e19lagen, tpenn audi NIT aQerbanb Ga
prtolen, bic an bas @tnfangen Der tptlben
8ferbe in Buffalo 8t4's Camp ertnnern.
9a tpurbe tiir3lt9 In etnem Gincinnatter
@eri6te e11tf9teben, baB bic fettens Bet
Stabt Cincinnati d~l1sgeI9riebene Mnlet6e
BON lrnoefGbr 4 Mi1ionen Dollars beBba1b
ni6t gum Mbi9luHe gebra9t nerben f0nne,
neil man capital unb Snterefen in 8oGb
aqblbar gema9t babe. Ote geri9tlt9e @ntz
fbetbung ftiiBte it9 babel auf bas @eieB,
tpel9es Die @tabt CUR Musgabe BON Bombs
dutbori1irte. Mei1 barin ni9t ausbriidlth
BON Sob bic gfebe mar, 10 birften AUDI bic
Bombs feline @olbzg laufel entbalten; itatt
bes Mortes Sob" mitBte bas Wort vgptn",
alfo Mitn5e, geiebt peroen.
9as lit Elm gutes @e1eB unb cine rt9tiae
Muslegung metnt Der rSnter Ocean" unb
er berlangt, baB iberau, in @emeinben,
SluUICH, VUAIllC2 HNU SWulullItlICu UI
Musgabe BON @Ql6bon6s Elm enti9iebenes
6alt gebpten tperbe.
Nun, unb mas bann9 Wenn Der ySnter
Ocean" @elb bergen min, mub er es bunn
nt6t gu ben 8ebtngungen nebmen, bic i6m Der
@lGubtger bor19reibt? @enn Die
@tdbt Cincinnati 4 Mi1ipnen Dollars
bral6t unb biefe 4 MiQionen GIT 81 9rp=
gent bergen fam, i~nfofern bic S9ulbf6eine
bic @plbelau5el entbalten, anbrer1eits aber,
penn 1te MIR in ,Goin" riid3ablbur iinb,
bas 9elb iiberbaupt ni9t ober nur gu Ie6r
u~ngiinitigen 8ebtngungen unb einem btel
b06eren 3insfuBe bergen fam, bann Dirb
Iie bod tpD6l our @olbclauiel gre1Ten. Wie,
tpenn bic Stabt bic 4 MtIionen Bombs NIT
Der @oGbclauel gu einem Nuff4lag
bpn 10 9ro5ent, alfo fir $4,4OO,O00 berz
taufen fann, tpdbrenb man tbr fir @oinz
8pnbs bielei9t nur 80 Gents am 9oGlor,
alfo MI $4,000 9ibt9 @ir finn
men ia 70 einfdltige @elebe MAIDEN, pie ie
Der nsSSnter Sceon" bOri6ldgt, mir f0nnen
bic beitebenben 9e1ebe 70 e%inieitig auslegen,
tpie es Elm @%tnctnnatier Gert9t getban bat;
mir t0nnen aber bur9 @eieB ben &az
pitaltften 5tin9en, @elb gu ben 8e@
bingungen dus5uborgen, bic ibm Der
g 9ulbner bor1nreibt.
9as 1T ia gerabe bes Pube1s &ern, baB,
ipte friiber Die @reenbaders, iebt bic @tlberz
bolbe, alte S9ulben nit etnem inter-
N ertbtgen @eloe abaablen mO4ten, nit
Silber ober Pdpterfeben, bic ni9t in Sob
Ober elmer anberen glei9mertbtgen
Miin3e (@pin) etnl0sbar fihb.
0ie 5ur9t, bdB bte1e @elb@Grants, tpel4e
g%lauben, nit ibrem SIS perbe!" aus Bapierz
feBen 8elb, aus Stlber i'm @erbdltniB bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-31

Ii6 I'm, bic fleinen 3eibereien i'm parliament
gar ni9t gu tiimmern braa9en, f%onoern
tire bple &raft unb Nufmerff amtett Der
arstrdrtigen Polittt, ben poltttffen llnO
commer5ieuen Snterefen Gn9lanbs a1t benz
europdiT9en @onttnente unb in anOere1t
Welttbeilen 3utDen6en fOnnen.
Ser engliI9e Some ma4t 1t9 sum
Sp,unge bereit. Oaber muB er ritdentret
Iein, ,. ;. es barf in feiner eigenen 9oble
feline @efa6r Iauern. @nglanO's ausipdrz
tige 9olitif ptrb BON nun an erbobteS Snz
terefIe getpinnen, fie tptrb fih balb in alien
@eltt6eilen bemerfbar MAIDEN uno Der Oteis
buno, 9euti9lanb, SeiterreiA unO Stallsn,
bat ale uria9e, ben 4usfaa Der 1egl9en
Borlamentsnablen in @nglarto NIT Tdn7
farenftDBen gu begriiBen.
Die engliI6e 8pltsfeele bat 1tcb \ourth Die
Wu6len gegen ben 3petbun0, alfo gege1
bic froncozruifi6m 8eutsgeliiite, entlGte>
ben unb = Die englif@e @oltsfeele 1T etne
iturfe @eeIe; iper lie gum 8erbiinoeten 6ot,
benz brau9t um Die Submit ntAt bange
gu 1etn.