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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24
FRAfT.

Sunday school teacher-"So you for
gave the bad boy that hit you? That
was very good Now tell me why you
showed such a Christian spirit" Tim
my Scrapper-"Cause he was near
twicet my size. "-Philadelphia Press.
Graduation-F'irst Sweet Girl about
to Graduate-"My commencement gown
is ready, but / don't yet what | shall
write my essay on" Second Sweet Girl
about to Graduate-"Then I'm ahead of
you. I selected by stationery to-day. -
Detroit Journal.
He--'"The rose is no more fair than
you" She-"Strange that our thoughts
should come so near running in the
same channel While looked at you
couldn't help thinking of the evergreen
near which the rose bush blooms. -
Cleveland Leader.
The Rev. DR.. Thirdly-"And now, chill
dren, / wonder If any little boy or girl
here knows who was the best man that
ever lived. All, there's a hand up.
Well, Johnny, who was the best man
that ever lived?" Johnny Secondcrop---
Please, sir, 1t was mammals first hus-
band, sir Judge.
How do you expect us to raise all
this money!" asked the Greek states
man. BY taxation, of course" replied
the Turk II wish 1 could have had a
little more time TO think it over.
don't know which would be worse; to
face a tariff debate or go ahead with
the war Washington Star.
Il don't see why the tea is never
strong enough" said the complaining
boarder. because the cook is a wo-
man." explained the Cheerful Idiot.
Cant a woman make strong tea?''
mot according to the poet. Frail tea,
thy name is woman, you know he
says. "-Indianapolis Journal
He-'I suppose your thoughts were
all on your new bonnet during the SER
mon this morning." She-"No indeed,
they were mott" Il don't believe you
can repeat anything that was said dur
ing the service" Yes, l can, too. l
heard lady behind me say, Isn't it
stunning?' "-Yonkers Statesman.
1t was the first night of the new do
mestic's sojourn in the house, and as
she had not appeared at half-past seven
in the morning, her mistress went UP
to her room, and, rapping on the door.
said, Mary! Oh. Mary!" "Huh?"
sleepily. we are all up, and it's
| breakfast time" ''All right, nom; go
right ahead an eat, an don't wait for
me. I'll be down in time to do the
| dishes, nom. Harper Bazaar.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

brand new 500 wheels. Soon after his
arrival he found out that there was no
market for high-grade bicycle at list
price. The reason for this was that
almost any native, by sending ready
cash to one of the factories in the
States, could get $500 wheel at a big
discount. In fact, with the duty added,
the American bicycles could be bought
cheaper in this West Indian settlement
than the average dealer could get them
In the States, But the Connecticut man
was not to be disheartened. He did
some tall thinking, and at the end of a
week started in to let bicycles, Half
way through the esason he had so much
trade that he announced he would clear
his expenses.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

When women like these get initiated
into the art of dress there is no limit to
their fancy and their wants (0, and
Catherine of Wurtemburg Is no excep-
ton to the rule. In one month she
spends fifteen thousand francs, BAH
and dinner dresses, walking costumes
ever so many coats called redingotes
(from our English riding coat, and the
latter almost entirely in light colors'
pink, yellow, canary color, sky blue or
dazzling white. What think you OF
that, Mesdames? And when add that
Catherine is by no means tall or lithe'
that cher waist Is larger than her life,
for life is but a span," you will admit
that my charge against German women
in general is not altogether unfounded.
However, as no ugly duchess is down.
right ugly to bourgeois, so there is no
dowdy princess or queen to Leroy. lie
does his best in one way, his worst IN
the other, runs up q bill on one occa-
sion-a single occasion--of four thou
sand francs. sends one of his best hands
to Cassel, and charges three hundred
and ten francs for the journey.
The best historians are those who pay
particular atteIllloil 10 apparently Wv
ial incidents. Leroy has this in COM
mon with them, that he does not forget
the smallest item, for, in addition to the
travelling expenses, there is ten francs
for Mile. Rosalie's passport. And
Queen Catherine pays the bills without
murmur
Not so two out of the three of Napo-
Icons sisters. These three must, how
ever, be reserved for my next paper, for
they become more Interesting by COM
parison. All three practically dress to
please themselves, and especially Pau
line. Josephine and after her Marie
Louise, dress for others, as we shall find
later on. Leroy prefers as rule, the
former, unless the others for whom they
dress are not their husbands.-Th
Gentlewoman
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

Bodice belts are still In high favor
and the waists of many stylish women
are snugly swathed in wide belts of the
sort this picture shows. This one was
black satin, was pointed at the side
seams and narrowed slightly at the
back and a huge buckle ornamented 1t
at one side of the front The dress
thus belted was corn coIored barege,
the bodice's wide revers being trimmed
with lace insertion. and, with the epaul-
cites, having edging of lace ruff1es,
White silk covered with white chiffon
gave the vest, and a fluffy chiffon ruch-
ing set off the throat.
A new kind of belt is intended to be
ornamental as are the two kinds just
described, and yet is essentially useful.
1t is studded with nail heads on the
outside, and a pair of these heads pass
right through the belt curving into a
strong hook there This hook either
goes into a special eye, or catches
through the hook and eye by which the
skirt fastens Either will secure the
skirt from slipping away from the belt.
If you don't want nail head belt then
you can attach hooks to the lining of
any double belt end be secure from
that dreadfully untidy hiatus at the
waist line. FLORETTE.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24
FASHION NorEs.
New Fanoies at the Waist Line.


A very pretty and stylish finish for
the popular loose satin waists is four
inch satin ribbon sash, 1t should be
the very best, double-faced, cord edge
stiff as board and soft as wool satin
ribbon. Start it at the front, cross the
ends at the back, bring to the front
again and tie little at one side in a
slightly rakish bow, the ends and loops
about Of a length. The effect of the
sash is great deal improved and looks
less hand, if the edge of the ribbon
at the ends be finished with frills of
double liberty silk, either to match or
of contrasting black. The frill should
"bag" the edge, SO there is no wrong
side to the sash.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

Emperor William recently gave a b.
bile to each of two new churches in Ber-
lin. On the fly leaf of one of the books
he wrote with his own hand this quo
tation from st. John: without me We
can do nothing" In the other he
wrote "obey my voice and I will be
your God, and We shall be my people,"
which he found in jeremiah.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

The Kentucky court of appeals has
decided that mosquito bite Is an ac-
cident within the meaning of policy
of insurance against death by accident.
In the case in question Mrs Sallie AM
berg sued the United States Mutual In
surance company for $4,000 on account
of the death of her husband, which
was caused by mosquito bite.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

eve, the jury, find the defendant al
most guilty." was the verdict OF
Georgia jury.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

England is taking vigorous precau-
tions to prevent the introduction of
hydrophobia. The British board of ag-
riculture has issued an order prohibit
ing the entrance of dogs from Ameri-
can ports after September next without
special license issued by the board,
trouble and many formalities. A viola
ton Of this order makes the dog liable
to six months quarantine at the ex-
pense of the owner.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

The Texas legislature has actually
adopted resolutions declaring thai
iynchings are objectionable"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

1t is hard to down" a Connecticut
Yankee. A Nassau correspondent of
the Providence Journal says: The Am
erican wheels are used almost exclu-
sively here. There are several small
agencies where cheap wheels are sold
Two branch stores were in existence
this year. The manager of one of them
was a Connecticut Yankee. He had
come to the island with a stock of
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

Two gangs of men have started work
In Colorado on the longest tunnel ever
attempted. The main bore will be
twenty miles long and there will be
thirty miles more of subsidiary tunnels,
making total of fifty miles, The work
has been commenced right at the foot
hills Of Pixies peak and the main tun-
mel will pass directly under the cone
of that famous mountain, at depth of
1000 feet, passing 200 feet beneath the
town Of Victor. The average depth will
be $500 feet for the whole system. The
estimated cost of this gigantic under
taking is $4,000, 900, all of which the
sanguine projectors expect to get back
by crushing the ore brought out by the
workmen They think to have the work
completed in seven years, and when it
Is done it will cut off thirty-eight miles
from the journey between Colorado
Springs and Cripple Creek. The present
progress is about thirty feet a day.
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DELIVERED by CARRIERs IN THE CRY, ID
CENTs WEEK, tNCENTs MONTH, So FOR
Elk MONTHS, VI A YEAR. IHE SAME TERMS
BYMAII.
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THECARRINGToN PUBLISHING 90.
OFFICE 400 STATE STREET.
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"A bill for teachers retirement fund
In Providence, passed by the Rhode Is
land house, provides for a pension of
half the salary (not to exceed 5000,
however), on condition that the retir-
ing teacher, if a female, shall have
served thirty years, and If a male, thir-
ty-five years, twenty years Of which
shall have been in the Providence
schools Immediately preceding the re-
tirement, and shall have contributed
for five years to the support Of the PEN
sion fund. Pensions are also to be paid
to incapacitated teachers who have
served ten years. Contribution to the
fund is optional with those now teach
ing, but obligatory on those appointed
after October next, from whose salaries
one per cent. shall be reserved, but no
teacher shall be assessed on more than
$1,000.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-24

The Princess of Wales has given the
authorities of London a serious matter
to settle when she proposes to see that
every poor man, woman and child in
the slums of the capital city shall re-
ceive good dinner during the jubilee
week. The question Of finding the peo-
pie who really belong to the city is the
first grave matter, as it is feared that
all the tramps of the whole island will
flock to London at the promise of the
feast; the calamity at the Russian cor
pnation festivities forbids the gathering
together Of 50 large a crowd. 1t is
pretty generally decided that the sup
plies will be given out systematically,
with the intention of each family pre-
pairing Its own dinner at it's own home.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
Ste9 oeS Sainoiier Giri40iemifs
0eSekeS>

Oas Sber itaatsgeri6t fat bas SllinoiIer
@ioiloientgeieB fir DerfahungsmdBig err
tldrt unO enti9ieben, baB aqe itdbtii9en 9es
umten, nit 4usnabme Der G6efs Der 0auptz
ubtbeilungen, benz claiifi8irten 9isnft an3uz
gebDren baden, lnb aus Der 2tIte Der porge>
priiften @anbibaten gu entne6men Iinb.
NQer0tngs mar Die GntI3siOung MIDI einz
thinning, O6erri6ter 8bilipps ipraG3 iiG
unter 3uitimmung BON 8etiiber 8pggs oubin
aus, Dab unter y@befs elmer 6auptdbtbsiz
lung" cine gr0Bere Nn3a6l bon 9erionen 3l
Osrte6en lei, uIs nur Der @in5ige, peI6er in
Nbpeien6eit bes Chefs Oieien gu p~ertreten
9abe, unb baB Die @befs Der l1nterabt4eilunz
gen, pel9e 2eute an5telten unb in pertraus
li9eren 8e3ie6ungen gu ben Nbtbetlungss
g6efs ober gum MupOr oOer StaOtrat6 itiinz
ben, in 0ieIen @usbrud nit ringeI4lofsH
ieien.
Snbe7en, bic @ntI9eibung Der Mebr1eit
gilt. unb barna9 tpiro in 3utunft alio nur
Die NnIteIung Der ~penigen Mbtbeilungs>
G6efs unb beren 6auptteQbertreter in
Der @iQtiir bes Mapors ite6en. Die
NbtheiIun9s~G6efs ielbt a6er peroen fi4
ale lire @e6HIfen aus Der 2tite Der pprses
priften Ganoibaten ausiu6en miifien,
@8 mag Yein, baB bas Geieb in biefer Sim
Iibt Oieuei4t gu melt gebt.. Nber es mir6
ni9t5 i6aben, tpsnn man ieine 8irtung in
bieier 9iuii4t er1t erprO6t, ebe man an zine
Nbdnberung ge6t, Sc it ni9t tpa6rI9ein>
li4, baB mir f4le6ter fo6ren perOen. lpenn
Die 8ureau=Gbefs niffen, baB au9 tie bur9
pplitif9en Me3ieG ni4t 10 lei9t aus ibren
@teuen berbr6n9t tperben %f0nnen, uno baB
3ii9tigfeit i'm 0ienit Die bette @epdbr bae
fir fem pirb, OaB tie Iie be6alten. lnti9>
tiger 8ursauz@6efs ober tann fi9 Elm Obs
t6siIungs9ef auf @runD bes @eYebss ieDer
53eit entlebigsn. g}ur fam er buun ni6t
irgenb einen beliebi9en 5reuno an feline STEELE
1eBen. fon0ern muB ben 8eperber ne6men,
Der aus Der 9rifung als Der ti9tigte 6ers
borgegangen 1T.
SIS 0iirfte nO6l iein, DAP Die @nti6eibung
au9 cine riidpirtenOe &raft bat, ano nq>
mentli9 in Der Poli3ei einige Der angeftenten
60beren 8eamten pieber in niebrigere Stslz
len Suriidfinten miifIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
GrSparmiNe tn. 9oitwe1em.

9a Der 0ingleb@Sarif INNER nod ni6t
bic nDtbigen l1eberI9ife abtpirft, bob Das
Deficit gebedt perben f0nnte, peldss iib in
5olge Der ertrabaganten Penftons3a6lungen
unb dnberer laufenber Nusgaben motatlid)
%einifelt, 10 Iolte Der @ongreB unber5iigli6
baran geben, urrp bort @rfparungen gu
MAIDEN, mo iie o6ne @9dbigung bes 0ffente
li6en Oienites leibt gema6t peroen %f0nuen,
8, g. i'm g 1T btenfe.
9as idbrli9e Deficit bstrGgt in bieIem
3petge Der @ertpaltung g%egenparttg bur9z
f9nittti9 ST., 10000 alfo nabeau cine Mil@
lion per Mpnat, unb ba bereits benz Com
greife bic ~1ogenannte 2oubz8iG b~orltegt,
tpel4s init bieiem 9efi3it aufSurdumen
iu4t, 10 iOute Der GDngreB ni@t lan9e go
germ unb ie 10 rai4 tpie mOgli@ gum Sc
feBe maDen.
Die 2oub=8iQ ut feline ppfttii9e Mabregel,
Ionbern cine rein gef4dftsmdBige; tbr Saupts
D~eroienit ltegt in Der Sorberung, baB Sc
i4dftsleute, peI4e iebt Die pOit CUR @erfenz
bung ibrer Electromagnetic, 8ataloge II. bg[.
unter Dem priOilesium, bas 3eitungen unb
annsre BublitattDnen genieBen, benuben, in
3ufunft bapon ausgei9lofien fem iolen.
9erabe bic 4nbdufung bon iol6sm &eflaz
ne Material in ben poitdmtern unb bic Ser
lenbung befelben in ale Belt bat bic Qnftel=
lung pieler 9iilfstrdfte notbpenbig sema9t
upb Ipgur bic rafde 8efOrberung Der eigent-
liden Brief unb s3%eitungspOit bssintrdntigt.
WeB6al6 uber ioQte Die PDIt Uncle Sam's
nit einem 0efi3it arbeiten, UNI ben 8aufsr@
ten ibre Retlame 5u erlei9tern9
Wfan berlange bon ben Gei9dftsleuten,
pel9e bic poit our 8ermittlesin ibrer BE
flame MAIDEN, &iusn b06eren preis fir bic
Srantatur unb Die polt pirO fOfort
tpeniger Nrbeit uub erDBere @inna6men be-
ben.
Wenn es benz beut19en Rei3spptamte
m0gli4 lift, lle6eri4iife 81 ~er3ielen urb tpenn
bic ppt GrpBbritumiens lO9ar einen lleber5
f9uB BON $18,0O0,000 srgibt, bann muB
etpus fauG fein III %unferer pOitOerpaltung,
reIp. in ben geieben unb 8~erorbnungen,
pelde oie5etbe reguliren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
@ere9tistett eesem citizen soStem.

@inen tii9tigen Mann tpG6renb feiner po=
litii9en 8Gnpfe auf's ungere3tefte angrei=
fen unb perbd@ttgen, i'm uber fur3 bsrnad
bei 1einem unerparteten Sobe auf'5 D09te
pretIsn = bas lit nt9t beutT9. Cine Iol9e
2DbpreiIung zines 3obten bat AUDI Ie6r &C.
ringen @ert6. N1erbings liegt in i6r NIT
teG6ar bas @eitGnbniB, baB bic friiber BON
berIel6en Geite berii6ten G9mGbungsn boil
Zig unpa6r setpeien iinb; bo6 an Der NHfs
ri9tigteit beg @eitdnbniTfes muB man I0pr
bes6aL6 5meifeln, neil es fein DoGes, Dom
9er5en tommenoes 1T, ionbsrn ii@ 5miI6en
ben 3eilen beritedt.
9eie 8etra3tung trifft einen She'll osr
snglii6m preiTe @bicagOs tpegen i6rss Der
6ultens 9e9en @o1bington Selling, gum Slid
aber nur einen She'll.
9agegen gie6t es unter ben beutIden 8ldtz
tern bes 2anbes niAt penige, pel3e Ben nun
8ert0r6enen befonbers pG6rcnb feiner les
baften agitatorH9en 86Gtigteit i'm lcbten
Observation-Disclosures enti9ieben betdmpften,
it3 u6er our9 Die inn felt leinem Sob ppu
i6nen ge3oQte Mnerfennrng teinestpeqs BEN
8erbahte Der unaufri6tigfeit ooer 6eu3elei
dusieben; benn lie ~befdmpften i'm frii6er an
itdnbtg un6 e6ren6dft bom prin3ipieQen
Stdnbpuntte unb ni6t rob llnb une6renGqfi
bonn per50nli9en Stanbpunfte.
9a lit 3, 9. bas mMi9igan @olfs6latt" in
Detroit, bus entf6ieben fir 8rDan umO Sill
Der tdmpfte, bas a6er, qls @aI6ington 0ez
ting oamals in Detroit fpra9, Teinen reoli=
6en Nilen uno feline psri0nli9e @6renbaf=
ti9feit beroprbob. @inem Tol6en 8latte III
es parm un0 pa6r um's 9er5, tpenn as ieBi
fagt:
nWaIbin9ton SeIing mar elm e6ter 9dmz
pier, beIeelt bon feitem, unbeuqbarem Mut6e,
iteis bereit, fir feline Sbeale in Die S6ranfen
81 treten. un0 mas naren bic SSbeQle 0:efes
mertpIroigen Wannes? Der Hu6m unb bic
Wa6t bieIer 6errI:ben 6reiitaaten, 1otpie bic
9epeiblthe @nttpidelung Ieiner Qieblinq situbt
@6ica9o, beren Wo6l i'm iiber QQe5 alma.
N6er au6 treu unb tparm I9luq Tein 6er3
fir bas 0euti4tbum bes Qanbes, beIIen sS5ne
t~erefIen er feline beiten &rdfte pibmete,"
Was ben 8rbanz unb SLIDER freunoli6en
Sbsil Der bsuti@en prefe BON Suinois be-
trifft, 10 ieBt ii4 3, 9. Die uSpringfielb Get
tun9", neil tie gegen ben 2ebenoen fem per-
f0nli@es 1nre6t begging, teiner MiBDsutunq
aug, tpemn Tie jebt bon benz 3obten Iagt:
n9egabt unb pfli6ttreu ME nur WeniQe
fdtte er 8ieles nod iiir bas 8p6l ieiuer Mitz
meni6en leiIten t0nnen, Ipenn i6n elm lGnz
ceres Qeben bef6iebsn porben nGre. Oas
9euif4tfum @bicago's ME bes @taates 81
limbs, ia Der gan3en Ser. Stuaten bat in
l9m einen ie.ner 6erporra8ea0Iten @;r.r,ter
berlpGen.'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29

SelbF Der ulrbeagfamIte aIler beutl0en
Stlberfdmpen, Der nSdgli6e Selegrap6" in
Indianapolis, Der bel al Ieinem an Sanat;sz
mus gren3enben Sit6ereifer bp9 tets qe=
miit6lt4 blie6, banbelt bur9aus aufri6tfq,
InOem er iebt bon Wai4ingtpn 9eiing Iagt:
r9er Mann bate Bel men161i6en @6tpdz
den, tpte mir lie ale 6aben, biel qefunben.
1oltben &ern, unb fir bic eynterefen bes anne
rttant1Gen 9eutf3tbums, pie er Ite auffabte,
trat er thinner mut6bDQ Elm. Seine Nufz
fafung mo9te ni9t immer bic rt9tiae Iein,
-dber mir ebren ben Manr, Der Teiner ue6er1
5eugung fol9t. Sein Dffentli9es 2eben
mar rer9 an ~frdftbollen 8eItrebun9sn, 3eit@
tpeiltgen @rfolgen unb = Ger6en @ntfduz
lhungen, aud oarin ite6t er ni9t pereinaelt
oa. Oas 8latt, aus pel6em er qeI9ie6en,
beftnoet 1t9 iibrigens in ben 6dnben GEE
fporDter Eeodfteure unb ipirb audi Terner nit
@rfolg feline 2aufbabn fortieBen."
SelbitDeritGnbli9 tit es, baB bieienigen
beltf@en 8Idtter, pel6e in groBen 6aupt=
fragen nit benz 8erbli6enen ii6ereinitimmz
ten, iRm nun audi na@ Ieinem SoOe tparme
4nerfennung 5olen. Nibt tpenige fii6ren
babel feline pielfa9en groben @erbienite, i'm
@ni4lufie an ben 3etrolog in Der uSainoi5
@toats3eitung" i'm @tn3elnen auf.
SOpobl unobbdn9ig bsmotratii9e als unz
d6bGngig repu6litanii9e beutf9e 8ldtter
peiien babel nod nit b~eIonberer Mdrme
baruuf bin, baB er feline Oienite Dem 2arbs
uno Der BON tbm als rebt betra9leten Sadie
unb ni9t Der Partei tptbmete, baB er Elm 30
%litifer, aber Elm unOeriDbnli4er @egnsr Der
8eutepOlititer mar, uno oaB iein @brgei5 ii4
nur i'm Suteu, gum 8siten Der @lgemeinbeit
6et6dti9te.
NRit grpBem NaGbrud unb uls 6e1onber5
nu9abmungstpertb fir anbere, 9lei@ i'm in
Nmerifa geborene S06ne beutI4er gltern
nirD in beinab alien bielen y}u9rufen re-
tont, oab @aibingtOn Selling, Elm e9ter Nmrz
%ritaner, INNER feit unb treu gu ben 9eutf6en
unb AUDI gu unberen Gingepanberten biclt.
Marm unb innig %betrauern uub bslO5tn
i'm baber audi Die Organe bon anbsren tern=
baften N%ationalitdten in 0ielem 2dnbe.
@inen ber5li9en unb i90nen Na3ruf pibnlet
ibm namfntli9 audi n9amla O9 Yna Qems
lanbet" babier, bus bo9angeIebene Organ Der
S9peben bieIes 2anoes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-29
GnaIfiMe 9mtrGaer.

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| Respondent Der 2onboner Shines, bat li4
Bel benz 8dntett, bas Die v93ep Gnglanb Soz
cietD" bon 8rootlpn id6rlib 9iebt, in 10 aufz
fdlliger @eiIe als QnglOmune a%nfgelpielt,
Rap ibm 8unbes7enator 9aplep BON @onaecz
ticut, Oer glei9faGs antpefenb mar, CANA gs@
60rig ii6er bas fre9e Maul fubr.
Gmaaep lit elm ge6orener Qmeritaner, er
bat ii8 aber Gunge in GnglanO uufge3alten
unb fir bic sngIif9e preife Die Singer numb
gei9rieben. MGes @n9lii4e tit perfect; bic
R~e9ierung, bic Snbuitrie, Der 9anbel, has
MlilitGr, bic Slotte, oas i@pciale 2eben; ualre
Regierung 6ingegen lift i4lebt, unb corrupt
unb unIere l~pcialen 3uitGnoe limb barbarif4,
0as 1T in &iirae Die Anii4t bieIes 9errn
Sma4eD.
Nun lGge eigentli9 tpenig bdran, mas bic
fer 6err @maleD benft, rebet urb i4rei6t,
penn er perein3slt baftdnbe; er fat aber 3a9ls
rei6e G1a66eter unb geraOe i'm OiteH, in Der
vg1em @nglano @ocietp", giebt es piele lolz
6er Mnglomanen, Die ibr ei9eneS 9te1t be-
f@muben uno aQes Gn9lif9e ii6er bic Pup@
pen loben. NuBetb,m ~psrgiftet bieier Smdlz
lep NIT ieinen Qnfi9ten Die Sonooner
u3imes" unb bisIes Welt6latt Oerbreitet ben
@iftfofF in oue Melt. 0err Smaaep ite3t
i'm 0ienIte Der englii4eu qreiie unb Der eng
l;f6en ausnGrtigen 9olitit. Sn 2onbon
IG6e man es nur ~ad3ugerne, tpenn es ben
Mibl6u6ern g~eldn9e, un''ern GongreB uno
bic umsritauif9e Preie fir bic sn9lii4e
Neltpolitit gu gspinnen. SeBGalb tpiro Die
@er606nrmg Des beutiden &aiierS %ipitema~
tiI4 (betrieb.n; besbal6 perben Die beutiGen
Observation-Disclosures als uuerborte Ndube>
reien 6ingeftelt; beB6alb re8t man lrgar IN
9eutf9lanb bic un3ufrieoenen @lemellte UNI
parlamentariI9e OppOfition gegen Die Yer
mebrung Der &riegsflOtte uno anbere Hegtsz
rungsmaBregeln auf.
@nqlH6 DIES Sob ftrbet iiberall terrible
@6reibtne6te, pelde bis engliI4en Sntsrei=
fen f6rbern urlo oas 8aterlano psrtaufen u'o
Derratben.
SIS lift bobe 3eit, buB Oieisr BON 2OaOOa