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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-30

anything will" he reelected, but I'd
like to burst open the door and see what
he is up TO-"
Ito he Continued.l
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TROUBLE ~ COREA.
Great scuyi,y In rnitary Circles In
japan.

NEW York, April "a dispntch to
the huraiI rom ~. P,trrrhutg, ssyt:
The troubles u when there have
long been fumurs are At last maturing
IN Clrea.
According 10 "a telegram igCm Via.
diyo,tUck To the Novoc Nremya, e.
last news from Seoul says that tho
Cotrans are determined ~ UXtefmiuHle
the japanese, holding them responsible
..g tue murder VI thv queen. Bands H.
men have been otgaLi1ud 10 threaten
tue Jgpanefe fsct0Tiee. Japan has sent
war ships ~ Fusan aud other points on
the COST.
Ihu NOvisti says that Japan should
by this time know RussiE's feellug Ia
regard TO COteg-that while cue does
not wish 10 DO there herself she will
not permit any other power ~ pte.
dominate IN the hermit Kingdom. Tue
KING, says the Newest, IL perfectly NJ
to Tuie, and when restored to tho
throne the Russian troops will then Te.
tire,
Meanwhile great militrTy activity
prevails In Japan. The army Is being
increased. Instead OF consisting II siX
uiyisiOna II viii In future bs cImpOsr II
OF twelve, besides another division OF
guards. The number OF regulars have
heen Increased from twouly.eignt 10
tllty,
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pended, which means that the Knaliia
10 calling upon his warriors to muster
to the standard, aud that the holy war
which he recently proclaimed IL TO be
puzzled with all tue desperate energy
Vi the Drrvish letdefs.
The Kusuia has decreed that the
tribes snail Immediately collect and
forward 20 OnIurman a heavy w'r
YAK. that the picked warriors us huf-
Titd TO that camp aud that all prep
afations DO made fora long campaign.
HesNpocts 10 muster an army Oi 90.
900 men, composed oi tbs test hghIing
men Oi the Sudan, at OmIutman ny
September, when ths A ngi IL lypilan
forces viii be met by the * islua IN
ptrson. The latter has called tho
Dervish armies from FishoIa and
Dstlur, and II " believed that tue
siuge vi K.ssala Will shortly be taiseii
II has not already been raised. IN
order that the Dsrvisncs now b-i1te
The place may be utilized at kharioum
aud D1ng0la.
The knalifa, writing 10 the Shelk NJ
AseDuu unIer date OF December Iasi,
slid TIM he was alwsys really g SUI.
MT 10 tue authority OF the hnclivt Of
EsyIt, rs the representative ol inc
5ultan, but that he would resist 70
the death any expedition GINNING itpih
Egypt % long as the Bntisn occupy
tne country"
The Kuallfa concluded: 81 am
aware that tho Bhusn desire TO have
me assasslnated, but have tsse1 pre-
cautions that nOuo Oi the European
pfitoHers shall sutvive my muuef."
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INDIGNATION ~ ENGLAND.
Protests Against the EXPULSION of
missionaries by the porte.

missionaries by the porte.
LoSDoN, Aprii s.-There IL much
Indignation m England over the iu-
tontion OF tue sultan OF Turkey 10 ex'
clu1e Christian missionaries from
Asia Minor.
A special meeting Of the Armenian
reitf committee was held today 10
give eNuressiOu VI opinion on thu suit
joct. The Duke OF Argyle presided
anu he stated that the Duke Of West.
minister Lad received Information that
hostile measures against the Christian
missionaries were contemplated ny the
sultan.
The secretary OF the committee re-.
ported that au Trade bad apparently
been signed decfeeing the missionaries
should be banished, ana that Rev. Mr..
kuApp's Withdrawal was viewed giih
cUusternAtiln by his colleagues Aud
would be most DISASTROUS In every
way.
After hearing these siAtemenls OF
the situation, which wors oOntifmat0Ty
OF the news published In the pf-ss, the
meeting adopted IA resolution protest.
lug AgAinAt tho meaaufts threatened
by the sultan, anu urging tue British
gOvtTnment 10 do its utmost 10 secure
the immediate withdrawal Of the trade.
The case Of Nit. Knapp was maize the
euJecl Of special expression.
Inc Chronicle says; According TO
private advlces from COuslautinupls,
the palace Iatty IL tnwaTtlng tue
pledges which the porte has given 10
sir, Philllp Cuuie, tue BRUSH vmUas.
snduT, anu 10 MI. J, W. Rludie the
United States onnTse d'adalres. IL Il
feared another organized massacre Will
occur Ia the Clllcisn provinces.
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TuE NILE EXPEDITION.
The seWs Of IL spread 60 all Parts 81
the nohammcdan World.

CAIRO, Anril s.-Ench add tlonnl
buug VI news from tue ton, increases
the anxiety here IN 1iiicial clfclrs as 10
the fate Of the vanguard OF the Anglo.
Egyptian forces operating up the Nile
Us preliminary 10 the advance In force
uIOl DungOla, for which troops htr
uriug rapidly concentrated at Wady
Hhlia, The news Of the movement
southwark Of the troops In. spread
with that wonderful rnpiiity ifequont.
~ noticed Ms Que VI tue features VI
campaigning In the Soudau. While
the British intelligence departing IA
experiences the greatest q NJ ,ulty In
obtaining Information regarding tn
movements OF tho Dsrvishes, the lat.
ter, apparently having spies In all
quarters, succeeded In transmitting i'm.
portant ueNa with hghtuing,like
r'pbity from Que part OF the county
To the other. Thus, IA some mys'orious
manner, tue newu Of the A nglO. h. gyp.
tiHn vaure hts been commune tieu
to tue m 81 dislant quarters VI the Mo.
hammedan world, and the departure
Ut pilgrims Tor Mecca has been Gu..
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COLONEL .tLLIVAN.
order Transferring Min from Chicago
To- Nazhingtnu.

CHICAGO, April 0.-OrdeH have
been received al army htaIquAr,cfr
Ia Iuis city transferring C8iIuel ln.r.
q. sullivan, assistant cOmmlesHfy
general ~ tue United states, ana ch 81
c1mmissafy Of the drpsrim n u Mt.
sOuu, from Chicago 10 Wsshiug OF.
CO'Outl Su,livRu wiliuaye, next mJl tn
tot uis new pct,
Go. mel sullivan IL one Of the O'dts
Ulcers IN tho service. In 1907 hv
entered West PJirt, tucorudtd IRON
the d,slIlcl au rgprs. q .tat,yb IA OhiH,
bis Uncle, General Crook. lie n q
been located NJ every important post o.
the unity ami now sVe, g. the mus.
important.
Wh-n the war brolc out Colonel
SULLIVAN Whs ttAu-ieffeI 90 the con.
mi.tafy department rul has remained
there ever since. In $500 us was trans.
erred from ~, Paul to Chicago ami
that year was made assistant CON,
misfaTy general. Major W. IA. Ma h
vi Vancouver Barracks, Washington,
will succeed Col. Sullivan Ia Chicago
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eve take pleasure In recommending
Chambeflaiu's Cough Remedy beceu'e
u IL ptaised - all who try IT." Says j.
w. q q sou, druggists, Marsh Hold,
Oregon. No Que M utoi with throat
NJ lung trouble can use this remedy
without pralsinG n. IL always Gives
prompt reiiei. IL 10 especially vaiuyble
tor Ilds, us II relieves the lungs, makes
OIeAthi q easier aud aids eXpcctora.
ton. a cold will never result in pneu.
mouia when this remedy 10 taken aud
reasonable care ,TrTcised. For sale By
Druggists,
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NEW YUmS April "a special 10 tue
Word from Jafnoas says: "5nouid tht
Brtish wArhip COfdtla undertake to
sail up tue OnuUog flver thu Nene2ut-
lau Ifo,s rays Fort GuisR, which
has been newly armed, would blow her
out Of the water.
Tue TufnUull lacidon, has caused
another oulUurst OF popular indi na.
ton against England. The nswt-
pagers pronounce u arbitrary anu iu.
suitlus, an instance Of lifltish AFRO.
tan0V. They cay tho time has pasted
when war Snips anu guns Gnu come
hero b force Venezuela 10 mstu t.
shamuiul concession. NuntzuolEIB
eyidtntly expect assistance irvm the
United Stalut.
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And Then Went 60 Dance aud Eu'
IuY.h Themselves.

inYed Themselves.
LEAvENwORTu, Kan, April s -
Young CuHfss LambOrn and Anne
LnmUurn, his sister, who ere Ia jail
here charged with completely M the
murder " their father, have made iull
anI complete confessions OF gull.
While not admitting that they were
the actual slayefs VI their aged father
icy cOuiess to having actively as.
sisted the man who struck the fatal
blow. This man Is Thomas Davcu.
port, the lover OF the girl AMI TIE
friend Of the brother, WHO I. also n
prisoner In Ihe county jail here. O.d
uRu LamhOrn vas murdered at bis
ranch In Fail Leaf township this
county. On the night Of February
ION, Davenport cFept Ia though the
FEAR door, ADD with ono blow Of an HN
dispatched tue Of man ~ he eat iu y
chHif by HE lire .dr, reading bic daily
paper. They then buTnUl the dead
mans will by which he had disuOsed
Of An estate valued Of over g'U,Orn.
Alter this the three went 20 a lance,
where they seemed TO eul } thom-
selves with the others. The dance
over, they all went back 10 the Ism.
born house aud went % bed. IL was
not until the mkt morning that they
reported having found tueir father
muTueiel In thu Kitchen.
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BAN DiEGO, Cal, April 0.-rhe
bicycle records were broken at Coron.
ado track yesterday. The frat was the
tandem hali.mile, unpaced, Tying
start, aud was mAle IN 90 3.5 sero ~
by J. NJ. Randall Of n uhea er, n. y,
aud q. Schefski Of salt Lake city.
The second record was the one
mile, unpaced, dying ,taIt which wa
made % seconds Nv J.. NJ, Ran.
iall and Ear klser Of Dayton ONO.
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WAsnNurON, April s. rhs parlia.
meLtaiy movement on IT. Germany
towards b motaliisn "a descrIbsi In ~
fUpJtg " the Stale department. by Uni'
tyu States Commercial Agent NJ I0te nj
WulmaL He says that Oh March litu
the economic committee VI tnu Impt rial
ReichsI Z decided 10 bring Ia tue fol-
iUwiUg resolution.
"fn, Rricnotag shall declare that IN.
ternutloa al blmulaliism beat answers
the Interests Of Grtmany, AMI request
inc C1uiedtfGl governments (Gefnsn
etato.) q dD all that II Ia theif power
IN Ufuer 10 establish and secure by ~
teruutiunAi convention Fixed piOpof.
tiOn Ot value between silver ans gOlu,"
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Frank Shepsrdsnu, an engineer on
the southern Pacific Ry,, VINO resides
at Los Ange'e', Cal, wac troubled with
iheumAtism flF long time. lie was
treated by several physicians, also Witt.
Ell the Hot SIrlugs, hut received no
permanent relief until he used Cham
berlNiu's PGiu Balm. He say. II Ia tho
tesl med cine In The worlJ for Tbeuma.
ism. For sale by Druggists,
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PersenS who are subject 70 ATTACKS OF
blnous collie Will be Ilrased to know
inst prompt rrliei may he had by tak.
ms Ch6mbeTlNiu's Collie, Cholera and
DRfrhoua II NEEDY. II acts quickly and
can slwaSs be- deprnued upon. In
many cases the attack may be prevents
81 by taking this remedy M soon ms the
fret indication OF the disease appears
20 and 30 cent bottles for sale by Os-s-
U.sIF
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CHARGED WIN FRAUD
In the Organization Of - Company &"
'utttyatc tnnntErs.

CHIcAGJ, April John IL. Car
utlrTs Aud Henry Blucs.WGll woe
arrested IN the Auditorium hotel ihis
afternoon on q frquisiliJn tom tht
governor OF Penney Toe mo
zfU charged by John n. sutiO a
PniladelphIa attorney, with hAv'nZ
tigIlultntly obtained tB,OOl rom MIN
by n scheme 10 Organize company 10
cultivate canaigfg root, "a plant cjn'
tanning large proportion ui tannIC
acid anu gtowi & ~ the nfid regions Of
Aroma und Wyoming. L, A. Boards
icy, another Pnilauelphia lawyer
began suit ngalns, CatuInsts and Wal,
10 the circuit TO-DAY tot slOl,uOJ. lie
claims tuat he assisted the men 90 form
sheir company, anu that ho went 10
England Tor the pufpose. When lac
returned he ioul d they hld Joined
another 90 puny, leaving him oul,snd
ho now demands 4atuhECr.
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Providing Tor u tonsuI Ia Tarl.cy.

wAsniSurON, Apnl s. - Senator
Sherman, chairman VI thr committee
ON foreign relations, today gave notice
OF MI amendment to the Burlfy civil
appropriation bill providing TT tns az.
p0intmsni Of n consul at either karput
OF AIeXandteitn, Turkey, AMI iiisd
statement from Secretary Olney. Mt.
Oluoy states thHt while the Turkish
authorities ucquic'cei IN the establish.
mont Of a consulate 1T T. zerOum, they
dt lined to grant al eN'qu ttuf 10 the
vice consul sent to kaTput In accord.
Euce with the action VI Congress at the
last session, ON tue gtouul that the
United States have NO commercial IN.
tetests NJ the latter place. lie expresses
the fear that u like denial VIII b. Gu.
cluniefe1 this year nud requests that
provision be- made Tor a temporary
appointment NJ AleNandTet u.
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In + ~ private life or ofiicial career mas
called iJfex EXCLAMATION VI eqlivooAIion,
though his every act has teen close y
-cfuu lied by hostile and desperate
Vouucal interests In more Insn one eK-
tidng canvass
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NEW TINE CARO-, n EFFECT APRIL s, 1855
Trains iepagt and arrive AZ salt Lake city,
daily, 80 iJ'lOwba


7.llam overland limited Tor Chicago. Omaha.
Denver, Kansas city, ~ LOUIS, Ogden
500 m local express f0r san Francisco.
ogden, Cache Valley aud intermediate
coon Do local cNprcsl Tor ogden AMI inssrms.
State points
lUOuln Atlantic express Tor Chicago, Omaha,
Denver NaufHF tIy. ~ luaa, HATE,
ror. and san Francisco.
100 900 local oAIgD'. tu' Mer'lr, lnue,
Provo, Nrpm, hhuu ana intermediate
tGonuu mali and c'pross FOR Provo. Nephi.
Milford. FRISCO aHu intermediate ullts
d O. % 900 mixed tram Tor uGTiloid Beach,
4uOeio Gua Icruuui,
AHFfvE
$40 % w overland limited from Jhlcago'
DutNa, 3d. LOUs. Kansas CITY, Denver
Vars N.y ami tIuyu,
Bal no ufII md tNpresa frou Helena, ruut,
Portland, 500 ttsn CISCO, COCA and In
fCfuuaIAfu points,
10, ID . l.gsl oAprcsa from San Francisco,
Cache valley ogden ana intermediate
$50 m Atlantic express from Chicago.
Omaha, Ste Louis, na4saH Ni'T, Denver
On .taam mail and cNurrs- from Frisco, Bu.
fHIf hIHuI, tTafu amt Iuty mediate uulLts
fI| pm local uNIT ss from 3.rTyur, riuuC.
In,., Ncpm Mauu and Intermediate
u.s .u missed train f.,m lsrumu,, Toos.s
sud GaT.riu bUgch.
'TrnIu, south OF Juap Fuu dlnY except
.Wun dulr sIsspt SUNDAY
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nuPponI. rArTIsoN.
a letter TFOm the chairman oftbe
Democratic National Executive
Couiritt"s.

CINClSNATI, April. s.-The Com.
mefoiAl GiLgtte Will print tomorrow
n communications, with Philadelphia
date, from Hon. w. IA. HGrTily, cnaiI-
man OF tho Democratic National
executive cImmiitee, 10 support eI.
Gov. Rob,rl 4. PaltisOn Of Penney l..
vAnia NJ Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. Mt. Hnrii!y sayt: "ruu
Democratic candidate must bu man
Oi broad views, undOuUtod integrity,
ana with an ihilrXlbe urpOse 20 meet
the highest demands Of ne position
Mr.. Patllsop VIII he iouni oil tn
qualifc Ons OF such a lender Nothing
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Great S, /, & Hot Springs Ry.
IncuIlo In gagcI jim i.I.gI-

Timetable lu eject Jan 2, 1898.
lsAyo A. Farm ~. Farm Arrive
~ D. IrNHu. InEtuus n. l..
e. GOA. BOO. Nv o. ua 81 t0A m. salA m.
8 a|u.m 900. Do .1A lltAA n EiA m.
.. o. n. 81 o. Ws 4 li % M. Is 3d. m
goo 600. o. u. vs. -. "a - IS q w.
'IaIN rNHuU. ~uulAv.
Additional sunday ITaiu.
~ IS. b.. 90 Cd a. u. Arr Fmn N83A 90.
~ .m'H Do lf %. m. Art r. l. las %. m.
Depot luIrl Nrst and south lie mplusL
IyHrrA. ull.r. ItI south NAlu Ht
81 NANItLbt. ALI. A. RUDY.
NuU. Manager bFH. pasH Agent
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SAVAGE WARFARE.
SDlnlards aud CublUS Gully Of Bar
blrIlts.
MEN AND wOxES TORTURED.
soldiers Allowtd 10 Shoot aud Bay
Ouet Hillagefs-Amerlcans
Killed.

HAVANA, April S--At the farm or
II Portuguese, province Of MaIauzas,
the insurgents captured the proprietor,
joaquin Martinez Pst,JOs, and In the
presence o. his daughters who were
crying and begging item not TO Kill
theft father, the insurgents carried the
unfortunate man to the woods. His
daughter Amelia followed her father,
and thereupon the Insurgents fastened
betto a tree, and 10 her presence cut
OIL her fathers arm and slashei hsi
neck. This, according to the stIryi
csused the young girl to faint, and size
was then outraged. Tho insurgents
afterwards burned the farmhouse.
An lnsurgent convicted OF incen'
tiafIsm ia tue pt vince OF PiuAr del
Rio, was executed today.
jose Cabrtnp, also au ineutgent,con'
yicted OF incendiafism, Will be shot IN
Cabrinea fortress tomorrow.
FRENcH REroRrs.
LONDON. Aprll s.-A Paris dispatch
10 the Daiiy NEWS says a French
resident vi Cuba, wriung 10 tue sJifi
draws n iamentAble picture Of the
fstocious character tue war has ~.
sumed under weyler He believes,
however, that the rebels will svontu-
nlly shsko oil the Spanish rule. lie
states that weyler allows the tfoops
TO shoot and bayontt villagers tus-
ptu'ed VI hRfbofing insurgents.
"a iew days ago. no Gu. tinues, 50
hand OF volunteers, In ufiated by the
resolutions Of the A American Senate
shot ak sons of On American farmer
NJ Casigues. The Unilud States con-
tul General Is iuquifiug into the mat
ter"
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g,1s l,'.. In Effect Bod 10, 1895,


Isn,o sait Isis. ,i,v
so 80. bingham. Provo. GfGui
Function anutI I0iu's East sos -
No 80. IfUvu. GRAND suuctiIu
auau. TH.nu East..s..ss... : 60 n m.
J1.l.s......................... $50 p. ta
So t-iuf sd Pleasant N1au ~.
Iua aud $40 intermediate
No t-t1r turtss Is.Hll. Provo.
auI o.. intermediate uuinu low. %.
30 l-tuI ogden auf tN9 west .... D o. n.
10 4-tHI uFfa1 haf $40 Nrt....s l4.l' p'h
Arrive salt Lske,ity.
No l-trun Provo. grtul Junauoa
!ud Tho ta't....,.......... i1os p. N.
ttd tho ut,t ....1....... has D. N.
t-ir0m Provo. r.asham. hanr
'auuu, tHrU.p aud hI uggrs
ueIiatv pH.utH .sssss. ......,... bl' y. ~
80 o. tom Ogden ana utofmuas ..
lali o.. lNifssas.s=. .sasHa ......- p q ~ re
NO I-tfHu luIoEA aEf IHyHnn p ms
:" l-lrom ogden sui luo West. ~ %
No s"lfnm ogden Hud ths West. sAl o.. n
only Ins ruuumF through ruNman fAa'a
er0uIHE cnrt hEt Lake NftV 60 san tEhncIst1,
pa. lac t.tT CO. Denver VIA Grand junction
ang -alt Lac t.N iY Kansas DI.g aud Sl.''
30 f.n colorado NUufas
Inr0ush tourist on family Showers wI.aont
ehara". tp Kansas ,.u. chicago and hgsi11
tf'o reclining chair ears sat lAsl "
Denver.
ticket OlJs, IL ", lud South
,, e. popSE Ccu. MANAGE.
B, o. IAlturh. TTHrl1 NsuAsar
,. a. MAbLklHil, 1en. lAtsaf. A.
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Pr8tty R0Dt.

American women should he the shod IN the world and
they will be you Call Bae Main street. Why is this so2
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W. r. MCMILLAN, Goal Agent salt
Lake city.
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Because

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tot,y filed or money refunded
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StaOt Baltimore.
gGaiBingtnn's GcbMrtstng.
Ssic Scr 9GatuuaIs ;Scicrtas bcsaueeu rourec. -
Seine piff;icIie ftdrtiiDc 5cier. aber ;abl'
trid)c anrcrc 5ScitlidtritsH.

9Sic Scr SIatiuuaIs ,Scicrtag bcaauacu ruurcc. -
Seine pff;icIic ffdetiiDc 5cicr. Gbcr jabl'
rstbc anrerc 5cflid,fritcn.
Rur3, pie Die 8aI6ifte uniere8
2anoes lit, lit lie bod reid an W}dnz
nern, 3u pelhen ale 8ijroer OieIer
8epu6lit nit bsre6tjgtem Stol3e en-
por6liden, uno neant man Die be1ten
gtamen, 10 niro WuI6inQton 5uert gez
nunnt. Der GrIts i'm &rjeg,, Der
GrIte i'm Gyrieosn, Der Grite in Den
6er5en Ieiner Mit6iir9er, lpie'5 i6on
Das .SflHIbu6 le1rt, 1T iein Rubm
peit ii6sr Die 8ren3en ieines Batter
Ianoe5 binau5 qsorungen, DeiIen @uter
uro 8egriinoer er genannt Diro. 9as
Bette an Der @aIdidte lit Die 8egeiz
Itsrunq, Die lie erpedt, - OaS @0the'z
ff. Wort piro ourh Die Seier oes
@c6urtstagss 8aI6ington's illuitrirt.
Gr lit nG2it benz 4. Suli Der 9r0Bte,
man fam pobl iugen, Der ein5ige D1z
tipnale 5eittag, rein politiI4er Ratur,
ben Die 9un3e 9}ation begeht. 8ie
Wa76inQton tets iiber ben Barteien
ituno, 10 lit audi iein 2nOenten oen
2tnQe6Drigan aler Barteien gleth
tbeuer. Suo uno Noro pere6ren in
i'm ben 8eQriinoer be5 5r2iitadtes,
ben W}ann, Der bic Sheen elmer Re9iez
runQ oes 8plfe8, bur9 oos 8plt uno
fir oas 8olt 3uerit CUR Wirtli6teit
mu6te. Wa56ington's @eburtstag lit
Der Grirnarung gepei6t, an uQ' bic
6eloen, pel6e Der junQen Raticn Die
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