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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05

3VANTED-A good tailor Il once: mu / un Ter
~, stand cutting aud ut;ias App!y to the
9oRiSMOUTH TAILORING COMPANY. III
High street, Portsmouth, Va 'ieI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05

AoIlCE-Notirc is hereby given tla, n, mara
~ dead stocS VIII lie tceeiy I'd AZ le t....rr i,,n
CRY known aS Phill otis or Fosters. SAM TAY-
-'D''' -u~h'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05

~ treas good hoard aud service Irr,,~ -, ",'
sppli' alton Mrs.. [. Il. BEERYNAN, MarEet
<t''ct, sem, VI 90 -,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05

Misunderstood summer boar6ers: rst-cluss
~ accommodations; nealthy, mountainous local
fbe. Apply TO Mrs. W. ii. GOODMAN. Amherst
~out'LOuse ieJ.it<
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05

NtANTED--First-class Coatmaktr Mt once 10 70
aC9 Main It eft. ir5a,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05

A CENTS WANTED. OR SAL" SMTN DESIRING
& sidy line 10 take orders by sample: staple sell
ssr, easily carried W" nay Npenses ana "a n,y on
commission and furnish sample On applira,ion
address Lock Box, i25, New York city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05

\ANIEp-.A hnt-olasS color, ID &C ok: settled; un-
1erslahdS marking. Apply 81 Church Street
F'At' " ILL., irS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-05
WA N'rEr,.

WANTED "A nice family to occupy Hampton
" Female college delightfully."- siiunteil during
GUNNER va ION and u ard the family OF the
president. a fine win be at the service OF
Female College jeJ-t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-26

is encountered with a mortgage for SO
900, given by ]. N. G. Stockton and X.
d. Knight to A NJ. Reed.
Mr.. Roth of Cincinnati purchased at
Quincy Friday from +. Littman ten bales
of wrappers, for which he paid 20 cents a
pound, and the entire packing of OF
finger & McFarlin, of about 5000 pounds,
for which he paid $4,000.
An octopus was found on Daytona beach
last week. 1t had eight arms and from
tip to tip of the two largest 1t was five
and one-half feet. It would have proved
a very serious affair for any man to
have met il in the water.
While at church last Sunday, the dwell
ing of Mr.. Hack at Chipco, Pasco coun-
ty, was burglarized and S25 in money
and some jewelry stolen. The sheriff
was at once notified and suspicion point
ed strongly TO Jep. Bailey, aged 16 years,
and r. n. Argo, about q years of age,
and search was made for them. 1t
seems the two men were seen together
and were going toward Fitzgerald. Sher-
iff Oden of Pasco county, started in pur-
suit, and succeeded in capturing them
on the train between Fitzgerald and
Floral City Sunday night. He took them
to Inverness and lodged them in jail Mon
day, when he returned to Dade City.
Itherma Peerman, the negro arrested
at Jacksonville Monday by the
i Ing and entering g''' the postofiice
at Floral City, Citrus county. was later
in the day arrested by Postoffice Inspec-
tor Fred ID. Peer and Tuesday was taken
before United States Commissioner Egan,
and was committed to jail in default of
$500 bail Peerman was deputy sheriff
in Citrus county at the time the postofiice
was robbed several months ago, and was
a witness against another colored man,
who was arraigned as the guilty party,
but the evidence implicated Peerman,
and he fed and was not heard from until
he was arrested at Jacksonville.
negro who claims to work for
turpentine firm near Waldo was in Gaines
arAN To- Nj CrhH ~ 10 rs
ence known by an effort on his part to
kill Crazy" Story and later Policeman
Rives. The negro rushed out of Dukes
saloon, and without provocation shot
three times at Story, a crazy negro who
lives on the streets of Gainesville. He
then went through the saloon and en-
tered the back yard He was seated on a
beer keg in the back yard when the off,
Ger, who had followed him, entered the
yard. AS officer Rives was descending
the steps leading from the saloon to the
yard, another negro placed himself be-
tween the officer and the negro who was
closely watching the officer from the keg
Policeman Rives showed him aside with
his billy, and as he did so the negro
seated on the key, arose and started for
the gate. As he did so the officer cried
stop. In answer to this the negro turned
suddenly and fired three times as he re-
treated toward the gate. Mr.. Rives re-
turned the fire, emptying every chamber
of his revolver. The negro did not stop
but was caught while on the run lust
outside the gate. A lengthy scar was OBJ
served across his back, and in this respect
he answers the description of negro who
is wanted for shooting and killing a
white man near Waldo several months
since.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-26
sidewalk Living StatGary.
From the Chicago Record.

TOM lile NnlCdSO RECORD.
II ever you meet a pair OF bronze stat
Ties walking along the street It will sur
prise you a little at first. Living statu-
ary' IS made a form of sidewalk enter
tainmsnt in Paris.
The STATUES" have their faces smeared
with bronze powder, while their wigs.
hats ard garments have been thoroughly
coated with bronze paint.
Two Of these weird objects were passed
on the boulevard one evening for they
never come out until after dark, and they
were al once followed. When they came
20 an outdoor cafe with overhead lamps
they stopped. and one Of them made a
speech, and ~ doing 80 Wrinkled his me
talllc features untl IL seemed certain
that they would crack
lie and his associate statue were attlresI
az soldiers. They struck several heroic
poses ~ the doorway, where the lght
could fall on them, and the effoct was very
Roof, When they stood still they seemed
40 De- real bronze statues
The people az the tables mildly an
proved fhe exhibition ard gave = FEW con-
peers, Tho statues then moved on ~ ne
noff place.
in lars y people Alli not leave thelr
places ~ thf boulevard ~ seek entertain.
"'ht 80 ehtffsaiamfnt cQlgcs 81 them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-26
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD I
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Macon StOrekeeper Held Up by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and son Re-
married. in Fatal Encounter in
Jones COunty-A Negress shot Dead
nj MonrOe-A Merchant OF McDon-
oush stabbed and Seriously
wounded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-26

Albert Mickler and c. NJ Collins have
entered into partnership at ST. Augustine
TOT the practice Of law
Al the colored Baptist church In Sanford
81 which Rev. r. Brewer is pasfor
lev Sundays since, $40 in cash was
- Petersburg has a new opera house
,f12"lit 70 pressing business, " III
Sanford Rifles. ~ INC
FRIDAY. Mr. Palmer of 81. Lucle was
Ionh from his saii boat by dc break
saa lpte ana came near drowning
~ John clohacy.
deed vas filed III the county cleric
N 4aakaonyAie Tuesday from III ID
AY.Npanf % a. t Nnmnbeil rdo-
euf laffa - lofs and q hIork IA AZ.
ssi.- VA q consideration ~ N0Ha IN
'a@-Dst pfqpenY. lbe propeTty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-26
Chased a Turkey Through a Plate
GLASS window.
ZION &c Galveston DaIIy News.

Bolton, Tex, Dec. This morning a
gentleman from the country came 10 town
having some turkeys in his wagon. Short
~ after he drove upon the court b0nsa
square one Of his turkeys got loose, hopped
out OF the wagon, and started across me
square toward the opera house The man
ana his DOG started after IL fun an. The
race was pretty one. By the time ne
turkey got 10 the opera house Ii was dos
ing ~ best. haif-running and half dying.
Ahe fohi ei the lower story OF the opera
plate klass windoMs, and when tie turkey
arrived az these he ala not notice the obs
sifheil nor stop Tor IA. bat went through
u as N ~ were not there. I'd broke Ia fnrre
hole ln the window, buf that did NOD M.
pcqe me pf9erfse ~ the turkey m i0sf
low teailfls bui when captured did
~ seem tp " Otherwise injured Tho
~ az inch "a ihiekless.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-26
for Infants and Children.

CastOria isso wei adapted TO children that
Irecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" Il A ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, ny
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-26

The steamships of this company are. an.
pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti4
more as follows-standard time.
d. II. MILLER, Capt. G. w. Billuns
SATURDAY, Dec. %. 2 p. m.
BERKSHIRE, Capt. ]. w. Kirwan.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. l. $3.50 p. m.
WIN. CRANE, Capt. Charles James. SAT.
URDAY. Jan. 4. $3.50 D. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY,
and FRIDAY.
]. ]. CARoLAN, Agent
Savannah, Ga.
A. d. STEBBINS, A. T. NJ
j. c. WHITNEY. Trafic Manager.
General Offices Baltimore, Nd
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-12

idly counted over. Money! Treasury notes
beyond question: Money, and paid her by
Jack Ormsby Ellis dropped the curtain
and turned away. She cared to see no
more.
Over at the guardhouse the second rellef
was being formed as Farrar reached the
spot-seven soldiers in their fur caps and
gloves and heavy winter oyercoats and arc
ties. The corporal had just reported them
all present, and the lieutenant quickly yet
closely inspected their equipment, then
stepped to the front again.
SIN addition to the usual ORDERS said
he, "Nos. and 7 are cautioned to keep
sharp lookout and to listen attentlvely for
anything at the eastward. In the event OF
any unusual sight or sound call for the
corporal at once. Who is No. 5?
"Graice, SIR" said the corporal.
The Young officers face darkened bit.
He had no trust in the man whatever and
knew well his evil reputation. 'Graice, y
said he, "you have double functions to-
night. You have not only the same orders
as Nos. 6 and 7, but the commanding officer
directs that you keep special watch over
the settlement across the river, partlcu-
larly of the plant of Bunko Jim. believe
you know it."
There are plenty of others that know it
as WE'LL" was the surly and unexpected
answer.
"That will do. sir" was the stern re-
joinder. "You were asked no question and
will keep silent until you are. Do you I'M
derstand your instructions?"
~ am not deaf" was the sullen re-
Spouse.
Answer my question, Graice," said
Will, tingling with indignation, but keep
ing his temper. There was a moments ST.
Ience, then
81 'spose l do"
"There appears to be some doubt, how
ever, said Farrar, coolly. "Post your re-
lief, corporal, and we will look further
after No. s. Has that man been drinking
againP" he turned and asked the silent
sergeant, as the relief marched away.
"lt's hard to say, sir. He's one of those
steady soakers. 1t would be difficult to
find him when he hadn't been drinking
more or less. 1 think he has been drinking
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-12

ton, that the mother had learned to lean
upon this stanch and devoted friend. Mrs
Farrar took his hand and looked appeal
ingly up into his face as he briefly told her
what had happened and what the colonel
had decided to do.
evil Willy have to go?" was her one
question, and, ignorant gas yet that Leale's
troop would be designated to remain,
Ormsby gravely answered that he pre-
sumed the entire command was ordered
out. "But," he added, reassuringly, " that
fact in itself is the surest guarantee of
peace. There can be no further disorder in
face OF so strong force"
For all answer she bowed her head and
hid it in her slender white hands. No
wonder it seemed as though Christmas ever
brought its tragedy to her at old Fort
Frayne.
And then came diversion that was merci-
full. There was rush of light footsteps, a
fiutter of silken skirts on the porch with
out, bang at the door and in came Kitty,
flushed, disheveled, fearful, indignant.
What's this about WHY'S going?" she
demanded. "Where is he? What bust
ness has he? Why, ne cannot go, Mrs
Farrar. He's engaged to me for the german
tomorrow night"
There was something so comical in her
utter inability to understand the gravity
OF the situation, to realize that a soldiers
duty far ouIranked even so solemn a COM
sweetheart that even Mrs. Farrar forgot
her grief and apprehension for the moment
and opened her arms to the imperious little
lady and drew her to her heart.
''Ah, Kitty, you have the same lesson to
learn that L had long years ago." she
cried, as she sought to soothe and console
the child, but Miss Ormsby was in no
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-12

at the chaplain's and ushered into the par
lor, where Kitty still lay, clasped in the
mothers arms.
She scrambled to her feet the instant he
entered and began an energetic outburst,
but the sight of his woe-begone face
checked her suddenly. Mrs Farrar read
instantly the cause of his gloom, and her
eyes frightened with rejoicing.
"Willy, my boy, then you ont have to
go?"
'Don't have to COL" was the wrathful
answer. Don't have to gol I've been on
my knees to that stony-hearted old rip for
the last ten minutes, and he won't let me
go"
"God bless him ~ were the mothers
fervent words. HE knew-he well knew
what it would cost me to have my only boy
torn from me at this time" was the
thought that flashed through her mind,
and her eyes welled with grateful tears,
though she could say no more. 1t was
Kitty who restored the social equilibrium.
81 won't have you speak of Uncle Fenton
in that disgraceful way, Mr.. Farrar. You
ought to be thankful you don't have to go,
as you put it. Have you totally forgotten
our engagement for tomorrow night?"
''Oh, for heavens sake, Kitty What
is that at such a time as this! There won't
be sign of a dance, unless they all get
back in time, and I'd rather be dead than
left here the first scout the regiment has
after my joining it, He threw himself
disgustedly into a chair, refusing to see his
mothers outstretched hand, and for the
time being absolutely Indifferent to Kltty..s
reproaches. 1t was the discovery of this
fact that taught her how thoroughly in
earnest he was, taught her that there was
something alive in his heart of which she
might well be jealous, and, for the first
time in her life, the girl stood little in
awe of him, and, relinquishing her pur-
pose of upbraidlng, she turned back, baf-
fed and defeated and took refuge by the
mothers chair.
"TelI us who are to go, Willy" said Mrs.
Farrar, entreatingly.
Everybody but me-and Leale. They'll
be off in ten minutes, too. Even Jack
Ormsby goes, and Pm ordered-absolutely
ordered-to stay here, as if were some
some baby in arms, unfit to do duty with
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-12

| Will turned away and watched the
rapidly retreating form, growing DINNER
every second. II suppose he breads trouble
for his people, and this row makes him
nervous" said he, 81 m going the rounds
now, sergeant, and will leave you here in
charge"
ct is just 1o:3O now. sir Shall we call
off,"
cave, ave, let it go" was the answer as
the young fellow stalked away in the di-
rection of the stables. 1t was his purpose
to take the sentry posts in inverse order,
so as to visit first those on the eastern
flank.
man to man, No. 5 shouting gruff, stem
torian sAlPs WE'LL" that again directed
the attention of the officer of the guard to
his probable condition. The last sentry
had called off and No. had given loud
and prolonged the final assurance that all
along the chain was peace and security
before Will reached the bottom OF the
slope and began his examination OF the
stables and corrals. The last thing he saw
as he cast a backward glance northward
along the snowy slope that terminated
the plateau on it's eastern side was the
solitary figure of Crow Knife standing
mute. motionless and attentive just al
the upper end of the post OF the sentry on
No. g.
He was delayed unexpectedly among the
stables, for one of the orderlies, in the alb
sence of his troop and officers, had gone
visiting among his associates in the ad-
joining building and one or two spare
horses were loose and roaming about the
gangway. The next thing he heard OF ms
sentries there were excited shouts for tne
corporal of the guard, and, fastening out
into the night to ascertain the cause, he
nearly collided with little Meinecke, the
"Iieutenant," cried the boy, breath,
lessly, "Crow Knife's killed, sir. Stabbed
to DEATH"
my God!" moaned VIII, as he fastened
up the slope. .'There's curse on Christ
mastide at old Fort Frayne."
When ten, twenty minutes had passed
away and Helen Daunton failed to return,
Mrs. Farrar had become anxious and i'll at
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
10 on,teatemt S=1retSe

otfta: eds o~f.mafbmaton-otr. unO SiftB aOsu@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
aoad3entlta1e alt4eota attaata aetteatas astttundb 20. aetar3 1895.

81 vMoberirte", a6er Die @a6lbetAeiligunQ
mar cine fe3r f4pa9e, nur 238,000 @ttmms
geber gingen 3u ben WGblurnen, 25l,000.
alIo ii6er bic 9dlfte, blieben 81 0auie. Set
feds eSa6ren batten Die 8rogre11tDen nful
firing, tpie Der Nmerifaner iagt, i'm 2onz
bon gpuntp @Duncil unb Die SoctaltIten
gaben ben Son an. @tdbtif6e Arbetter
pHrben ni@t mebr inn Gontraft Dergebcn;
unionzQ6bne tparen pbligatoriI6; Der o6tz
1tiinbige Nrbettstag tpurbe eingefiibrt; UNI
geTd6r $1O,000,000 tpurben fir Nrbeiterz
bGuIer perausgdbt; DfFentlt9e Inlagen UNI
8erbe1erungen tpurDen i'm grpBen Wfabz
itabe in Ingriff genommen nno 8orberets
tungen murben getroffen, @traBenet Ienbab7
nen, @asz unb @afertperfe in ben Cont
munalbefib iiberaufibren.
Oas pdren lauter pppuldre WFaB>
nabmen, aber-iie f%oteten @elo. Sn ben
er1 ten bret Sabren nabm Die @4ulb I'm
$18,OO0,00O 81, bic idbrli9en @usgaben
UNI 100000. Oie Steuerrate purbe
iebes Sa1r 609er unb pettere 4usgaben
unb mod bObere Steuern 1tanben in 9t9t,
9as perurfa9te Die 3eatttpn. Die 8runbz
befiber, 9ansetgentbiimer, Steuer5abler
traten 3ufammen, bas conerpattbe
@sfiibG empOrte ii9 gegen bas 8eitreben,
Der iteuer5ablenben 8ep0lterung bic Mtttel
our Gtnfiibrung bDn aQerbdno npopuldren"
MaBna6men abauiagen. 9te lebte 8abl
rebu3trte Die progre6ioe Mitglteber3abl Deg
GpuntD Council bon 80 auf SO, 10 oaB nun
bic MDberirten ben Yrogreftoen in gletber
3cbG gegenitber fte6en, @iner geitern ELM
gelaufenen 0epef9e aufolge baben bic Yroz
greifiDen tbren Ganbibaten Mrnolb gum
8orItber ertpdblt; Der 9er5og BON Norfolf,
Der garDtbat Der Mpberirten, erbtelt 81
Gttmmen.
Nu9 in anberen engltf9en unb f9ot>
tt19en StGbten 1tnb bic 8rogreftben ober
2iberalen gef9ldgen pprber. 8etn Wuns
Der, baB Qorb &ofeberrD bas als Elm boies
Omen fir Die nd91ten Barldmentstpdhlen
anfiebt unb it9 nit RiidtrtttsgeDdnfen
trdgt, @enn nt9t aue Mn3ei6en trigen,
gebt @nglanb elmer conferpattpen Iera entz
gegen unb iiber fur3 Dber lang mag Sorb
Salisbury tpteber am @teuerruber iteber.
limb mas tDnnen unIere progrefipen uno
Gpcialiften aus ben engltl9en Wa9len Ter
nen9 0ab bas ~aQgemeine Stimmre9t ben
Qeuten, tpel6e Die @teuern be5ablen
unb fir Die Soften gemetnniibiger @nldgen
enlightenment baben, cine itarfe 8affe in
bic 0anb liefert, BON Der ie ~jeber3eit aus~
g~iebtgen @ebrau6 ma9en perben, tpenr
tbnen ni9t bic 90 iiBGi9fett folder Mnz
lagen begreifli6 gema9t unb bag 8ertrauen
an bic Sii9ttgfeit iener, lpel9e fte bur9fub@
rem polen, beigebra9t tptrb, baB baber etne
Ngitation, nel6e Die @teuer5dbler : a :
f6redt, niemals gum 3iele fii9ren tann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20

Sang bafTelbe gilt BON ben flint o6er ms1r
Stalienern, tpel9e BEL Walfenburg III So@
lOra0o Der @oItsra4e gum Spfer f'elel:
neil Staliener i'm @erDa4t fteben. etnen
Nirt6 ermorbst gu BADEN. Die @a9e plro
eri4tpert bur9 Die SbatId9e, baB bic 9e<
lbn9ten ib unter benz S4uB Der 9crl0le
b~efGnben, benin fte tparen als 53eu9en gum
@oroners@ SGnqueft iber ben ernlorpetea
Mirt6 gelaben porben.
Sn betbe1 6GQsn f0nnen Die Ser. Sta9@
ten ni4t Die @enugt6uung geben. oaB ote
ur6eber beg 8erbre9ens ben 9eieBen osS
Qanbes gen1dB beftraft tporben iinb. 9enn
in beiben tperben ie unermittelt Dle:Delt'
Die gnti9dbigungen, bic mir gu 5a6len boz
BEN perben, laffen ft9 3par let4t per-
fhmer5en. Nt9t ober bas nieoerOritte1oe
8%eipuBtfetn, baB fOG6e SdIe notbperlOtger
Wetie bas NnIeben Der Ser. Staaten I'M
Nu8lanoe berabIeben miiffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20

Dom @eri9ts1ofe ais sum Shelf ct +.
gum She'll fir 10 fe6lerbdft erfldrt
baB Der pro8eB nieoergei4lagen per0er
mubte.
0orauf nobm Elm @taatsgeri9tsbof BIZ
Ga9e auf, unb cine 9ranb SurD BON 600
GountD er6ob gegen 9tbfpn bic Mnflage
Oamals 6ieB es, baB bas 8epetsmatertal
70 %lorafdGtig geiammelt uno bic Mnfldges
T9rtft unter Mttpirtung Des 8unoesalls
ipafts Mtlfrtft 10 genau abgefaBt tporoer
1et, baB an elmer ueberfI6rung Der Uers
bre9ers ni9t ge3petfelt neroen fonnte
0o9 fte6e, alS Die Sa9e bors 8ert9t tam
mics Der &i9ter 3pet Der Mntlagepuntte 10
fort ais ,befettipe" 3uriid unb nun Elm 5betl
lpurbe als 3uldffig era@tet. Damn fam et1le
lange pauIe unb i'm Stunt 1892 erfldrtt
Staatsantpalt 2OngeneGer, DaB 1t9 NIT Dem
.porbanbenen 8eneismatertal iiber9aupt tet1
BrD3eB fiihren laie, baB baber Elm unole"
eingetragen per0en miif1e.
@ibfpn mar fret.
Mie perbdlt 1t9 nun ba3u bic bon ben
&ebtforen Der Bidder bes Stuit a%ufgefunpez
ne unb ais Muslage lin re Gibson" ner>
3et6nete Summe bon $4,000?
SIT bieie Summe ntrfli9 berdus@
gait, ober nun t6eilpeiIe2 SIT Elm She'll
baoon in Die Sai9sn Der nSrultees", Der
8ertrauensm dnner, geflofen uno tper
Fat ben anberen She'll er6alten?
Oie &epi1oren 6aben aber no3 etnen an
beren po{ten ~gefunben, Der benefit, toelh'
fre9es Spiel Der pSruft" NIT fetnen etgenen
Nftipndren unb ben @eri9ten geiptelt bat.
Inter Der Rubrif vMuBeroroentlibe Nbz
bpfatengebibren unb @ert9tsfoften" 1tehen
anbere 100000 ber3ei9net. r4uBerorz
bentlt8", nobr6oftig! SIS felt iiA ndmlt4
beraus, bab bic rSruitees" gegen oas lbnerl
anbertraute @taentbum @9etnrros
e eingeteitet unb bic unfoften Der Bet
Geiten be3ablt baben, etnerietts un
ben N%fttenmartt beeinfluRen nnD flr 1t9
i'm Sriiben fif9en gu fDnnen. anoererfettS,
UNI einen She'll Der neutrality-suspicious. IN
tire eigene Sa59e flteBen gu lafIen.
Ser Bro5eB in Bolton, Der angeblt9 auf
@runb bes @6erman'I9 en MntizSruftz8e
Iebes etngelettet' purbe unb an benz nt6t
nur Der bprtige @unbesanpalt often, ionz
bern au9 Der @eneralbunbesdntpalt Wttler
unb bas SSu1ti3zO epartement in @d1btngtpn
bas qr0Bte eSSntereffe gu nehmen 14tenen,
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man braubt iib besbal6 ntdt gu tpunoern,
baB er Dte bas 9ornberger S4ieBen berlauz
fen 1T.
Oas duo parranto" 8erfabren, bas
unter benz Mnttz9ruftz9 BON SatnpiS
gegen ben Wbisfep=Srut etngeleitet tp0roen
1T, bate AUDI teinen anberen 3ped,
aIs ben Mttienmdftt gu beetnfluHen unb mar
gleidfolls bonn MbtsfepzSruft felbit begonz
men morben!
Cine griinblihe unterfu3ung folte fofort
ftattftnben; es fheint, baB me9r IN 5ragt
1tebt, als Der MhtstepzSruit. QaBt uns aus
finben, ME peit Der @tnfluB fol9er Mono=
pole unb Sruits auf bic @efebgebungen uno
bic sSufti5 ret9t, IaBt uns niAt eber ruben,
als Big bic 99uGbtgen CUR &ebenf9aft gez
sogen iinb. Fiat justitia, pereat mundi !