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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31

A NORTHFIELD CORRESPONDENT
GOES FOR A POLITICAL MINISTER,
AND DEFENDER OF RASCALITY.
Editor Representative:
A strange occurrence took place here
on July 4. It was strange because of GER
tain utterances by certain man, who was
hired by class of pirates, who do a
pirating business under existing laws
passed by the said pirates, and this man
is minister of the "gospel(9" and
Methodist minister at that; and his name
is Dewert. This individual was retained
by certain committee, composed of pro-
hibitionists, several drug store fellows,
who have peddled the most villainous rot
gut whiskey these two years here, to all
kinds of people, without license, to make
the Fourth of July Grafton, and Great
Scott! what an grafton it was! A min
lister of the gospel retained and making
political speech made to order, to suit
horde of political scoundrels! Yes, that
Is just what this preacher did. We had
supposed that minister would naturally
have some regard for the truth but this
man has none. Think of minister max
ing Democrat-Rep speech, in which he
pourS out the best rot he can muster, die
tated by gang of money-changers
against the supposed Populists scattered
through his audience. According to this
man the Populists are to blame for the
present condition of things-adm;tting
things are tough-and that they are anar-
chists, calamity howlers," dishonest, etc.
This man is an Engl;shman, but he
said we know nothing of our own consti-
tuition, but he would teach us all about it.
We believe you taught us correctly in
1776? Then you tried to teach us some
more in 1912.
In your utterances, Mr.. Dewert, against
the common people, who are clamoring
for little rest from the money-changers,
now holding their noses down to the
grindstone, the same gang written
against in the very Bible you profess to
preach from-and the same gang you are
now paid by to say what you said here
on the Fourth, don't you think a little
out of place?
Don't you think, Reverend Sir, for a
man. 't.hhc+ .pays rot one cent of tax, rides
on all trains for half price, is kept in lux
ury and splendor by the public with
fat salary of $1,000 year, and does not
one days work in whole year, it is just
little out Of place to deal out your false
and shallow verbosity, as you did, against
all citizens who do not believe that such
fellows as you should have their taxes
paid for them, be stuffed from the cribs
Of hard working people, their car fare
paid and they themselves sit around and
do absolutely nothing and produce moth
ing?
Mortified, Mimi, July Is, 1895.
E. B. FORD.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
A GOOD MEMORY.

SAM STICKER OF GROvERvILLE IS
READY TO CAST UP HIS DINNER
AND THE POST-OFFICE.
Editur Repersentertiv-
I've got l of mi bad spells agin. I've
bin listenin' to fule demokrats talk tariff
til mi ears burn, an I hav bin luking for
them guide times til mi eys hang out Their
like ther eys of a choaked kat in dark
rune. And now sum of thee demokrats
hear want to run Clevland agin fur pre-
serdent. 1t maks me beleev that thar
ar things tibet never knos when its gut
enuff, hog, a fule and a died-in-ther-
wool demokrat. Maybee I oughter be
gratful to Cleveland fur giving me this
postofce, but every time mentshun hiz
name it leaves nasty, burnt-ragg tast
in mi mouth. And beside, can't efford
to show much gratetood ez long ez hav
to sci stamps on credit.
Whut haz Cleveland did fur hiz kuntry?
Nuthin' but help increase Their popula-
ton at time when no moar population
IL NEEDED.
He went into Office while Their bands
plaid, an Their people shouted with joy.
Us demokrats wore ROSTERS in our hats,
an ther singles on our Eases looked like
hupes on beer key.
Cleveland was goin' to reform every
breed Of abuses.
Extravaganza was goin' ter bee kruci-
Eyed.
Korporashuns were two git shorter
ropes.
Taxes wur two bee clipped at he'd an
tail.
Muney waz two bee turned loos.
Republercan policies wur two bee
skinned an hung on Their tense.
Their priveljed elias wur two suffer, but
Their people wur to hav a boone.
And whut IL ther result? I hate lik
sixty two sa 1t, but Their result wude dis
grace Their statoote Dukes of hell.
Grovur CAV the hyest place in hiz kabi-
net two old republercan. I nevur felt
SO homsick since had to vot fur Horus
Greedy. Then he hit Their korporashuns
by appinting Olney, a raylrode lawyer,
fur atturney gineral. Az the supreem
kourt waz alreddy filled with raylrode
LAWYERS, I notesed ther korperashuns did
MT feel so very sick.
Then cum Their Hawain scandel, the
Karnegy steel plate frode, and Their SAL
airy grabs, etc.
Silver wuz then republercanized agin,
an the homage stopped. And when biz
ness gut sick, failures of aul kinds luke
/ place, and Their laburin' men cudn't get
nuthin' to dew butt strike and go to 1ail.
then sed Cleveland will now Civ the fish
hollyday and saw the country. Butt he
didn't. When our kongresmen gut Sob
cred up enuff to pass the seenorege bill
which would hav gut plenty of muny in
sirculashun, Grover vetoed it, and isued
bonds. Issued bonds in times of peece,
when us demokrats wur al agin them dur
Ia the war.
An the tariff! It want no tariff. 1t
waz only a reject to ther sugger, iron an
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
A SUGGESTION.

MIR. ]. N. ROGERS TALKED OF FOR
CONGRESS. HIS RECORD IN THE
LEGISLATURE.
To The Representative:
In the 9Th congressional district some OF
the Democrats are talking Of nominating
J. N. Rogers for congress next year. Mr..
Rogers has been a we'll known lawyer of
st. Paul for about thirty years, but is
now resident of Princeton, in Mile
Laos county. He is an old soldier and
went over to the Democratic party on the
Greeley wave in 1872. We understand
he has always supported the Democratic
ticket until last fall when he gave in his
allegiance to Sidney M. Owens for gov
ernor. In 1872 the Democracy of st. Paul
elected him to the legislature, and in
looking over the House Journal for 1873
we are inclined to think he was cOns:d-
cradle of Populist even in those days
AS he introduced proposed constitutional
amendment striking out the word male"
from the organic act, thus intending to
confer the right of suffrage on women.
On page As of the Journal is House File
No. Is introduced by Mr.. Rogers.
ga joint resolution requesting our SEN
ators and representatives in congress to
oppose all measures giving away public
lands for the purpose Of substituting any
railroad companies or other corporations
or to other than actual settlers" See also
PIP. GO, ia, 121.
On page 20S we find he offered the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, many female teachers in our
public schools are required to do equal
0rlx oy,6 hi {nc
with male teachers for much less remu-
neration than is allowed male teachers,
and whereas, such discrimination is un-
just, inequitable, and not in accordance
with the spirit of the age, therefore be it
Resolved, by the House of Represent
atives that the committee ON education
be, and are hereby instructed, to report
a bill compelling all school officers not
to discriminate between the sexes as to
the pay of teachers, when the same duties
and responsibilities are demanded from
the female as the MALE
At that session the impeachment of
William Seeger, state treasurer, for the
misrepresentation of one hundred and
twelve thousand ollars, was an exciting
and important matter. Representative
Clarke, of Hennepin, had introduced a
withdrawing resolution, p. 1896, attempt
ing to exonerate the state treasurer. Mr..
Rogers offered the following amendment
p. 390:
Strike out all the preamble and all
the resolutions after the word Resolved
and insert the following, THAT State
Treasurer William Seeger be irnpeached
for gross negligence and corrupt conduct
in office, and for high crimes and misde-
meanors in office"
1t is not too much to say that to this
prompt, vigorous and energetic measure
the state is largely indebted for the re-
covery of this immense sum. All of which
tends to prove that Mr.. Rogers was con-
siderable of Populist even in 1873. How
ever, it is long time before the next
general election, and we may have occa-
sion to look into his record further.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
A PRAYER TO ROTHSCHILD.

TO SAVE THE NATION AFTER OCT
1ST. THE PITIFUL APPEAL OF 70, 000,-
600 PEOPLE TO THE GREAT MONEY
LENDER.
Dear Father Rothschild! We most
earnestly implore thy blessing upon our
treasury. Look in mercy down upon our
small and decreasing gold reserve. We
fully realize our dependency upon thee,
oh Rothschild, and pray that. thou, in
thine infinite mercy, will not withdraw
thy loving care from us in this our great
dilemma. Thou didst say to our corpulent
Grover, that thou wouldst not leave nor
forsake us prior to October 1st, 1895, but
wouldst until that time be a haven Of
refuge for this sore distressed nation.
But, oh! Golden Calf! thou didst in thy
selfish wisdom allow one quarter of a
million to be exported from our treasury
growth. Now, oh Father Rothschild, list
en- to our humblest applications, and let
this thing occur again it is more than we
| can bear. Oh, Protector! we fully realize
our incompetency, littleness and unworthi-
IOo0, anu IuC CIOuSlL llldL dlICI OCtUUCl
LIST thou mightst remove thine protecting
wing from us, thy humble servants, makes
us shudder and none of us would dare to
predict our fate. But, dearly beloved
Gold-bug ruler of the precious metal, as
thou in the past has guided us through
this labyrinth and darkness, so we trust
that thou wilt in the future continue to
lavish thy parental love on these, thy
subjugated children. You loaned us $685.
100000 of gold and in thy great fatherly
kindness only charged us $10,O00,OOO for
thy trouble. We most humbly pray that
thou wilt extend thy grace beyond Octo-
Der LIST and accept our bonds when neces-
sary (Grover will give thee the wink
when it is needed at thy own price with
just little tip on the side) We are
great singers of the quill; it is no trouble
for us to issue bonds, only, dear father,
keep our treasury replenished with gold
henceforth and forever.
At thine feet we lie PROSTATE
Hear these our supplications;
And let not thy mercy cease Oct. 1.
PILOT.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31

horse free when requested to do so, would
that increase the value of horses of this
country? Certainly it would, and that's
just what's the matter with gold. 1t is
monopolized by the money powers. Sup
pose wheat should be made legal ten
der" at 81 per bushel, would that effect
the price of wheat? ! am opposed to all
forms Of monopoly. Both gold and sill
yer ought to be used as money 16 to l.,
both coined free and both deprived Of
illegal tender" qualities. Neither should
be made primary money" Purely cred
it money, "greenbacks," is worse than
either metal alone and ought not to be
considered except in limited quantities.
What shall be used, then, as primary
money is the question? Horr Is gold
bug" and Harvey a "siiver crank" Both
are far from the true solution of the
money question. &. Is. MABEN.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
whisky trusts fur kampain funds. Thet's


But it il no use two kick. It's did, butt
now sum demokrats want it anvil did over
agin by ree-eleckting Cleveland. 1t makes
me so sick tibet fele like THROWN up
my dinner IAN postofice) an let ther sher-
uff forecloz Their morgag on mi home, so
l kan go out howlin' for the gold stand
erd and moar bonds.
SAM STICKER.
(Who hez gut better memory then most
demOkrats). .-~-4-..-
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
A DANGEROUS SUCCESS

''Your little brother is better hopper"
Eyes; but the wetting he got gave him
q severe cold. Some more boys and he
were playing at who could walk nearest
the edge Of the canal with their eyes
shut, and he won."-Truth.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31

THE GREATEST SONGSTRESS
"You say the hen is not song bird,
do your"
That's what / say, sor.''
''Then tell me what bird is more noted
for her lay, If you ?"-Detroit Free
Press.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
LIKES THE ENCYCLOPEDIA.

LIKES The ENCYCLOFEDIA.
To the Representative.
The Cyclopedia was received some
time ago. I am very we'll pleased with
it. 1t is the greatest value for the mon
ey, in the book way, that 1 ever saw.
only regret that could not pay little
more for it and have it bound in cloth.
Yours truly, NILS NILSSON.
Fossum, Mimi, July 20.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31

suce warnin to the speakers to be keer-
full to conseel the thots and say nothin
but wat they no IL lies, coz there il no
truth we kin tell but wat will hurt us
muchly. Respectfully yores,
OLE O'MARJERlN.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
To the Representative.

To the Representative.
shall always take the Representative
as long as can raise dollar to pay for
it. CHARLES BROWN.
Butte, Mont, July Is.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31

At thine feet we lie PROSTATE
Hear these our applications;
And let not thy mercy cease Oct. I.
PILOT.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
THE GREAT QUESTION.

THE UNITY OF ALL REFORM FORCES
FOR THE GREAT STRUGGLE OF 1885,
AS DISCUSSED BY SECRETARY L. M
AVER OF THE STATE PEOPLES PAR
TEACT1E
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31
HOT STUFF.

"A NORTHFIELD CORRESPONDENT
GOES FOR A POLITICAL MINISTER,
AND DEFENDER OF RASCALITY.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Das Orubrnun9Iiids bel Guauton.
uod piersi9 Opfer Ger entfetIiden
Kataitrophe unter oen Grim.
mern be9raben.
Die meerdurnune berieIben nit oler ma6t
betriebeH.
@Danfton, Who.. %. W}Gra.

Die Me9rGumung Der Sriitnmer in Der
Heb GanDpn @rube f9rettet Iietiq Nortpdrts
unb tpiro nit oler Ma6t betrie6en. &eir
ein3i9er Der Mrbetter, pel6e It6 5ur 3eit
Der @rplofion in Der @rube befanoen, 1T nit
benz 2eben baoongefommen unb Die 3abl
Der umgetommenen betrdgt rtebr ais Ie9s=
gig. 6eute Morgen lit Der @taatsqrubenz
Snfpettor Odpib 8. S6omas angefommen
unb pirb bierbleiben, bis 1dmmtli9e 2etz
9en on bic SberflG4e gei9afft iino, ipoz
raul er bic @rube elmer griinDli9en Sn1pet=
tion untertperfen min. W. s. Ga11tn, Der
Coroner BON utntab @ountn, pereibtgte
beute bic @ef9porenen, tpel9e bic herausz
geI9afften 2ei9en beii9tigten, bic Der1Dnz
li9teit berieIben feitteqten unb ben Mngez
90rigen ge1tatteten, bieielben an Ii9 gu ne6z
men. @s Tinb in Salt 2afe uno Omaba
telegrapbiI9 Sdrge beitelt nprben unb bic
8eerbigunq Der 8erungliidten lpirb 10 19ne1
als m0gli9 1tattfinben. Sn Der Grube be-
finben It6 augenblidli9 nod pier3tg 2ei>
den. Solgenbes fino bic J1amen Der lmz
gefommenen:
eeSonnes Bruce, MiQaro 8rotpn, Samuel
8ate, 6enrD Burton, S6omqs 8ootb, Mqz
ron Butte, SO, 6. gor, sSerrn Cruipforo,
Samuel Glap, s. s. GIort, SSames g.
GGart, GburGes @lart, Gilbert Glarf, SEQ,
@rit9lep, SObn 0egter, Nugel 9eremebt,
S. st. Searn, So. 8. 8rtebes, %. Grd6am,
George 9tbes, S, 8pben, Samuel 0ut9inz
ion, Sbomas 9ut@inion, Sdmes 0ut6in~
fOn, @eorge 9arb9, Sfaac SohnIOn, 9. SUI
lien, 30. Sobnion, Sames 2im6, So6n s..
2Ode, o. B. 2ourie, %. 2angoOn, 80.
2angOOn, .. 2loDo, S. Better, S. 2ebti,
S. 2opar, @6arles &aIatp, s.. Maltbp, s.
Morgan, SO. Morrts, 80. Sobn Morris, s.
S. Martin, W. Miler, %. OtaIon, s.. q.
Gpborn, S, Slebep, @tuiam pope, '0enrp
Scatbern, WtQtam Sellers, IT,, 8iliam
Sellers, IT,, Matt SiGta, 9ugb Stoan, 8tl=
liam Maaitaff Wiliam Meebpp.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Der Aufttauo 1T Uuba.
Die 5niur9enten an9ebltd fortwdh-
reno Don oen Re9ierun9struppen
9efala9en.
Ginem Seridte na6 herrf9t oort nur Elm
Rafenfriee uno Feline poIitiide
Revolution.
6abona. @uba. %. M}dra.

8on Santiago pirb 9emeIbet, DaB Oez
neral @ari9 lebten Montag nit bultoert
Geitern unS 12O Mann %SSnfunterie eintn
Iusfau ma9te. Sn ben anberen Yrooin3en
berr13t, Die beri9tet ptrb, ~ooqItdnbtge
Rube. Ser 9oubern0r Der prpotn3 Gum
tiago melbet, baB Der General @ari9 an
Is. Wtdr3 nit 22O Wann aus 8aire aus
marf9irt lei. Die Sruppen ftieBen BEL
Soils auf bic &ebe1en, unb t0Dteten Iiinf
oerf elben, barunter bic &ebeQenfIbrer W}a=
nuel uno pa9ecp, unb ben Mbiuta1ten Sez
troop. Mue Waffen un0 Die gan5e Muni=
ttOn Der Rebeaen ftel ben 8egterung5trup>
pen in Die 6dnbe.
Cine pribatbepei9e aug 6obdna entbdlt
folgenbe Mttt6eilun9en: 6ermince 9eQoa,
tpel3er bon Der autonomiitI9en gartet
na3 @uba ge1an0t tpurbe, I'm Die Gage Su
prifen, 1T in 9abana angefommen, uno be-
ri9tet, baB Der Nufitanb mebr an NaI1enz
trteg als cine pDlttT9e Hepolutipn lit, unb
caB it9 in ben Gei6en Der eSniurqeaten
mebr Neger als Metbe beftnben.
Dem 8eri6te no9 iinb Die SnIur3enten
f9le9t bepaffnet, uno nun mangsl3aft nit
Wtunttion Derfe6en.
Ser Snfurgentenfibrer Mmabpr Guerra
bat NIT 300 Mann Die Srt1baft Gam
pe3eula angegrtffen, unb unter ben Beluo5z
nern cine pantt 6erbOrgerufen; mebrete Saz
milien flii3teten ii4 an 8prb elmer i'm Qaz
fen ltegenoen amertfdnif9en 8arf.
Na3oem cine Snfurgententruppe inter
benz 8efeble Der 9ebriiber Gabis, Inb Der
Tiibrer Cora unb urbtno, 8aire genpmmen
bate, tpurbe fe Om@eneral@art9 ange1rifz
fen. Die Snfurgenten l~eiiteten 6efttgan Q4iz
oeritono, puroen aber f4lieBlt9 au3 8aire
pertrteben.
Sn Portorico finb 3pei 9ampfsr nit
Sruppen angetommen, tpel9e bemnG9ft in
Guba ertpQrtet nerDeu.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Der 9efdbrIihe eIeftrifde DRAFT.
Der 6aupteieenthimer Ger eIeftrif9en &t6t,
nno Kraft:G eieafdaft ourd Serihrune
nit einem eleftrii6en Orahte
um's Seben oefommen.
BetoGuma, Sal, %. MGr3.


Wm. g. pierce, Der @e19Gftsfiibrer unh
6uupteigentbiimer Der elettril9en 9i6t unb
&~raftgefeuf9 daft, 8rdfiDent be- yYterce
SelepbOne Co., unb prGfioent Der Salt
fornta 9airbmens Union, auBerDem elmer
Der ret9ften unb ange1ebeniten 8iirger, lit
geitern Nbenb bur9 bie 8erii9rung nit Ell
mem elettrtf9en 0robte um's 2e6en gefomz
men. @r befanb ii9 nit etnem 0ebiIfen
in einem Wagen, UNI 3~eriiene eleftrtf9e
0rG6te auf3uiu9en. Der Qettere tlpmm
an etnem 8fa6l in Der Main Str. btnallf,
ftteg aber, ba er etnen elettrii6sn S9lag err
bielt, f3leunt9t pteOer 6erunter. Oaruuf
bef9loB Bterce troy Der Marnung Ieines
8e6ilfen, ben 9fabl gu ertltmmer. SSn eli
ner 9O6e BON 40 SUB iebte er Ii3 auf Die
Auertange unb probirte berf9iebene Ord6z
tie, ols er pl0blt4 nit etnem 0ra6te in Sc
riibrung fam, be7en llm6IQung lueggez
brannt mar. Sofort f9OB cine 6lamms
berDor unb Pierce ftel, obne einen 9altt BON
1i9 gu geben, riidtpGrts iiber. Seine JiiBe
befanben ft9 nod auf Der Queritange,
tpG6renb Der &opf na3 unten bling. Go@
fort nurbe Elm 0aten unb 2eiterpagell Der
betge6olt, unb na9 elmer Nr6ett Don flint
3ebn Mtnuten gelang IS enbit6, ben @0rz
per berunter gu nebmen, na9Dem Der elet=
tri19e Strpm, in elmer StGrte ppn 5000
8olten mG6renb Der 3ett bur9 benIel6en 9ez
qanqen mar. M1e acknowledgements
1u9e, tpel9e 1ofort bon mebreren Qer5ten
borgenommen nur6en, blie6en erfOlglps.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
StdottIbes,
Oos DoIf fol- entf9eioen.
Oas neue GiptIoienf=6 efeb oeIanet bel DER
beucrteRenoen WahI 3ur Nbfimmnne.

Nnpalt Merrttt Starr reibte oeftern
Na9mtttag i'm Nuftrage Der Gibic sFeberaz
tton nnb Ger Giptl Serbice 3eform Qeuoue
i'm @OuntDgeri6t Elm formeues 9eIu9 TIN
ben @rlaB zines ri9terlt9el 8efe6ls Gin,
our3 tpel9en ben @ablcommiIGren ge6oten
tperben fou, bic 1i9 auf DE Qnna6rne oes
neuen GtDtlOien1tgeieBes be3ie6enDe SluufeI
duf ben offi3ielen Stimm5ettel fir bic ain
2. Npril ituttfinbenbe Wabl bruden St lafen,
bomtt Die 8Gbler bon G6icago an oieIem
entf9etoen %f0nnen, ob bas neue Gibtlbtenit=
gefeb aud in Chicago etngefi9rt perben
1oQ.
9eute @ormittag erf9ien cine 2t6orbnung
bon &ntpGlten 6eiber Barteien, 6eIte6eno aus
ben 9erren Werrett Starr, So9n SO. 9amz
line, Sobn SO. @la, 6. 6. 8onneb unD 6. s..
0arlan, DDr 3i9ter Garter UNI iiberret9ten
inn cine bon 1871 @Gblern unter3eibnete
Betttion our unteritiiBung oes obigeu 9ez
fu3es, ba bas .9eIeB cine IOlbe Yetition,
bon 1000 Sttmmgebern unter5et9aet, DOr=
19reibe.
Na9 Dem 9eieb 1T Der Gount1ri9ter auf
@runb elmer fOl3en petttion %ge3luungen, bic
@ablcOmmifdre gu perunGafen, Die be3iig@
li4e 8lauiel auf ben Offi5ieIen Sttmm3ettel
gum N6Dr1ld gu 6ringen.
Die S0rberer Der @iOilDienIt =@orGaqe ba@
BEN iibrigens 8Orforge 5etroffen, baB Die
Sruge, pb Die 8iG CUR Nnna4me gelangen
fOu, auf ben @abl3etteG an erIter Stele 5u
iteben tommt. Serner lit bofir Gorge ge@
tragen, baB ni3t cine Majorttdt aGer BEL Der
8abl abgegebenen Stimmen fir bic Bill
D~orbanOen iein muB, UNI bcr1el6en tie Nnz
nd6me gu ii9ern, fonbern ouB Die einfa9e
MaioritGt Der fir bic Bill abgegebenen
Stimmen fir bic Nnnabme berIel6en gez
niigt. SSn pielen dbnGi9en Td1er iinb 8orz
f4ldge p%erloren gegangen, neil fir ibre On
nabme 8eOingung gepeien mare, DAB ii3 bic
MGiOritGt aler Stimmgeber fir Oieielbe err
tlGrt 6dtte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
gir tnualiOe nno notbleiOenOe
Rrte9er.
Qm 0ohresta9e DER 0eburt ietnes
6rofpaters eeoenft Halter
mtlbeIm oerieIben,
unS erId6t cine oarauf bin3ieIenoe DerorS=
ming an feinen Kan3Ier.
8erItn. %. Wdr3.

Berlin %. WGr5.
Sci @~elegenbeit bes oyabrestd9es Der Sc.
burt bes &ai1ers @tl6elm l., bes @roBpa-
ters bes iebigen beutf9en RaiIers, per0f.
fentlt9t Der Hei9san3eiger cine bonn &aife1
Wilbelm an Ieinen &an3ler geri9tete Ser.
%Orbnung, Oiefel6e lautet: r8tnnen Sur.
3em pirb felt ben %@reigniHen, pel9e in Del
Weltgef9i9te ber5ei9net iinb, uno neI9t
unter Der glorret9en &egierung meineS
@robbaters, Oanf Der einmiitbigen Wfttipir.
flung Der beutf9en 6iiriten unb bes beuti9er
Wolfes, gu Der Neugriinoung bes &ei9es
fiibrten, Elm biertel ~Sabr6unDert perfIoTer
fetn. On biefem Sage, tpel9er benz Mnben.
fen oes &aiiers Wtlbelm I. ge6etltgt lit
fible i'd uuf bas leb6afte1te bic N~otbpenbig:
tett, tpte er es au3 geiDiinf4t BADEN piirbe
fir bic MGnner etmas gu tbun, pel9e Del
Nufforoerung ibrer 8efebIsbaber gebor9enb
unb NIT SreuOigtett baS Spfer bringeub
benz 8aterlan0e Qeben unb Sci unbbett op:
ferten. @s niirbe mir ba6er etne qr0Bert
9enugt6uung getDGbren, penn bic Sffi3tere
Ner3te, 8eamten unb Mannf9aften bes
9eeres unb Der Slotte, pel9e in 5olge Der in
Sabre 1870 unb 1871 er6altenen Wunben
BET Der 8ere9nung ibrer PenfiOnen ibrer
@nipru9 auf Elm 5pettes SSabr utttpen Diem.
1tes berloren, BON ieBt an ben babur9 Derur:
la9ten unterf9ieO erbulten piirben.
Serper piirbe es mir @enugtbuung &c:
pd6ren, tpenn ben 1nterofft5ieren uni
MGnn16aften, tpel9e an ben Selbaiiqer
BON 1870 unD 1871 pDer an ben Dor 1876
in ben beutI9en Staaten gefibrten &riegen
tbeilnu6men, unb pelbe ftb in Not6 befin.
ben, fir Die 3ufunft cine l1nteritiBung &c:
pGbrt tperDen f0nnte."
SD O%erIiere Die Sbatfa9e ni9t aus Der
Iugen, baB Die l1mitdnOe berarttg finb, BAT
nur cine 9ertnge @n3abl oon perIonen babe
in 8etra9t ge3Ogen merben fam, aber e
1T mein ernftli4er @unid, baB fi9 BIZ
Oanfbarteit bes 8aterIanbes p%entgitens ar
oenlentgen Y%erfonen betbdtigt, pel4e fi9 it
beoiirftiger Gage b%efinben,"
Ser Shirt 9obenlobe nurbe Johann II
Der 8erorbnung beauftragt, ben 8orI9Gac
gu unter6reiten, unb Die 8efttmmunger
beiielben our 4usfiibrun9 gu brin9sn,