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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13
COT The DROP ON HIM
Did Or. Regnier, Of Monmouth,
on His Would.be
Murderer.
SIMON FRAHDsEN SHOT DEAD

Had Re p. stscIy Attenptsd d to xii the
Dostes-Dspler r.bie Grownipg Aosidsn,
ss wsvs,I'. Iowa s!tossion About the
Fans rails Of shs sasrIns Pennsyivanla
victim,-,fiscsn Ii sneous Late News.
Monmouth, Sept. 13.-Dr. +. Reg.
nier, chairman of the democratic
county committee, sbot and instantly y
killed Simon Frand sen, o young
butcher. this morning. Frandsen
had been paying attention to Reg
nier's daughter against his wishes.
This morning Frandsen shot five
times at Regnier in the road, hitting
him once In the shoulder. Regnier
went home. got shot gun. and re-
turning met Frandsen, who shot
again. but missing him. Regnier
then emptied load Of buckshot in
Frandsen's breast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13

TIE Aeeus delivered every even.
ing ct Jour deoI u 100 . week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13
His Remedies.

The following are few Of his rem
edies. and all are sold by your drug
gist at the uniform price Of csc each:
NO. 74-CURES LIVER COM.
PLANTS, such % torpid liver. con-
stiPation. jsundice. etc.
NO. S4-CURES PILES. strength.
ems the weakened veins and allays
and cures the internal Inflammation.
NO. 72-PILE OINTMENT, to be
used in connection with the Pile
Cure; an external application. Cures
itching at once.
NO. SECURES RHEUMATISM,
sciatic. inhammatory, muscular and
lum bsRo. 1t gives immediate relief
and permanent cure.
NO. 56.- NERVE CURE Re-
stores Lost Vitality. builds up
bsokea down tissues, puts new life
in man. cures Ill nervous diseases.
BkllEMTINE REMEDY CO.
q QUINCY ST., CHICAGO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13

All Killed and Six Others Badly Wounded
on One Car OF a Freight Train on the Iron
Mountain i'm Indian Territory-The Death
List of the Newcastle, Colo, Horror Now
Put at About Twenty-Engineer and Con-
ductordsesponsibIe.
Memphis, Sept. ia special to The
Commercial Appeal from Van Burcn,
Ark, says: A most disastrous freight
wreck occurred on the Iron Mountain
road at Hanson, Indian Territory, a
small station twenty miles west Of Van
Buren,. at . p. m. yesterday, resulting in
the death of seven men and the serious
INJURY OF six Others, two of whom will
die. The dead are: William Fame.
Charles Fame, Douglass Anderson, John
johnson. Bore Henderson, Frank Ham,
ilton and H. A. Walton. The injured
George Coffman, Jack Jones, James
Phillips Robert Eubanks Charles
Fender, George Parker. OF the wound
ed it IS thought that two will die. as
they suffered internal injuries. All of
the dead and wounded were sent to
Wan, with the. exception of Walton's
body. II being brought to this place.
where he has relatives living. None
of the trainmen were hurt. The wrecked
train was local freight. No 45, from
Coffeeville. Kas.. to Van Buren,. While
the train was running at twenty miles
an nour the forT ard trucks of one. Of
the cars near the engine broke, wreck
ing fifteen cars loaded with walnut logs
and baled hay.
All the Dead in One Car.
With the exception of two cars in
Guiding the caboose. every car of the
twenty composing the train was ditched
In the middle of the train was a car
loaded with heavy machinery. and IT
Was in this car that several men were
stealing ride and from which seven
dead and six seriously wounded were
taken by the trainmen shortly after
wards. IT appears that the OCCUPANTS
Oh the wrecked car We're :, party of men
and boys living at Eian !. T.. who were
coming to Van Buren, to find employ
ment in the cotton fields. When the
machinery car left the rails. it fell on
Its side, nearly all of the men being
caught by the heavy beams. A car of
logs was piled on top of the one in
which the men We're riding. and that
any escaped instant death is but little
short of a miracle. A message WAS
sent to Trainmaster Walsh at this place
by the train crew. and he Immediately
ordered out wrecking crew and with
Division Roardmaster Mcleod went to
the scene of the wreck. taking with
them Dr. Dibell, the company's local
surgeon at this place. The first thing
done was to eXtricate the dead and
wounded and on account of the heavy
logs and machinery under which they
We're buried, the task was a laborious
one and 1t was several hours before the
| last of the bodies was removed from the
wreck.
Dead Were Horribly Mangled.
karsas City, Sept. ia special to
The Times from Van Buren,, Ark, saws
many sad scores We're enacted at Ham
| sen. One of the dead, whose name is un-
| known. was found with his head mashed
TO pull between the heavy logs. his
Drains ooZing out. Others were crushed
ard niangled in a horrible manner. Two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13

San Sebs stan, Sept. Is lS-United d
States Minister Woodford was re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-13
HARVEST OF DEATH.
Grim Terror Gathers in His
Sheaves Daily on the Rail.
ways Of the Country.
LATEST DAYS WORK CLAIMS SEVEN

All Killed and Six Others Badly Wounded
on One Car OF a Freight Train on the Iron
Mountain in Indian Territory-The death
List of the Newcastle, Colo, Horror Now
Put at About Twenty-Engineera and Con
neutrality-suspicious..
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
FRIDAY, Oct. 8.

Frank A. Novak, who was brought
back from the Klondyke to answer to
the charge Of numbering Edward Muir
ray at Walford, Ia, says Murray died
from drinking from a bottle containing
whisky and morphine which Novak had
put in his store as a trap for burglars.
The president appointed the following
consuls of the United States: Rufus
Fleming, Ohio, at Edinburgh, Scotland !;
Samuel A. McAllister, Delaware, at Bar
bados. West Indies.
p E. Studebaker, Of the Studebaker
Bros. Manufacturing company. is suffer-
ing from stomach trouble and has gone
to the Alma (Mich) sanitarium.
Lord Tennysons biography contains
letters from Queen Victoria to the late
poet laureate which show that she was
bitterly hostile to home rule for Ireland
Henry Carter, of Chicago, while tenn
porarily insane from illness, attempted
to climb en- the stage Of a New York
theater and join in a ghost dance, and
was taken to a saritarium.
A dispatch received from Toxic, Japan,
says it is reported there that the king
Of Corea has proclaimed himself emperor
CT CCrea.
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16
PART II.

He belonged to his master and the chicken
belonged to his master, so when the
chicken did di sappear from the roost at
night it reappeared in the form Of muscle
thenext morning at the pillow handles.
And then, too, otherwise morally the
Negro is not 50 bad The old negro was
brought here q rdde, nude, uncultured
savage; The new negro is lighter in color,
stronger in intellect and superior in Gull
ture. The old negro was drspicaile
character, debased and demoralized by 300
years OF slavery; taught that the laws Of
morality had no place i'll the social creed
Of slaves; born every one ofthem bastards;
there is now not as great percentage of
illegitimate births among the negro popu-
latiOn of the Black belt of Alabama. as
there is in the Kingdom of Bavaria. 'a
The alarmists now look to another
source for material to intimidate the
thoughtful. They predict race extinction
Mr.. Brice in his volumes, the american
Commonwealth" says: THE negro CEN
ter Of population is shifting southwark
and the African is leaving the colder
region and higher drier lands for region
more ne"rIy resembling the old world. !,
A similar statement has also been made
by Mr.. Gapet Of the U. S. Geological Sur
yey, Messrs. Porter and Walker respec-
lively of the tenth and eleventh censu ses.
For q time these assertions, coming from
such a high authority. were left I'M
questioned, but recent investigation has
shown these statements to be entirely
taIse. Prof. Brown in his pamphlet Ell
titled, 'Northward movement Of the
Negro, has shown contrary to the state
ments Of the above critics, that in the
south naturally of course. the negro has
increased, in The border states, though
ID, 900 emigrated from that section trOiA
1880 to 1890; there was still All increase OF
20 per cent in 1890 over the number con-
tanned therein III 1880, and besides in the
fl &c states there was feeble increase OF
5000, while Britannica after manipulat-
ing number Of tables concludes that the
negro has begun TO move westward at the
rate Of 40, 900 annually" The negro is
left now, from point of geographical dis
tribution only to be taken up from the
physical side. Mr.. Hoffman, statistican
for the American Economic Association,
in book Of his entitled, Race traits and
tendencies Of the American negro" book
wherein he has sjuggled with facts and
figures simply worse than would be eX7
pected from a school boy, declares (p. p:
31l-3i2.) Nothing is more clearly
shown from his Investigation than that
the southern black man at the time of his
emancipation was healthy III body and
cheerful in mind. lie ne1ther suffered in
ordinately from disease nor from impaired
bodily vigOr. His industrial capacities
as u laborer were not of low order, nor
was the condition of servitude such as to
produce morbid conditions favorable to
mental disease, suicide or intemperance.
What are the conditions 30 wears after2
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16
Saturday, Oct. 8.

Fire destroyed the plant of the Zim-
norman Packing company. near Port
land, Or. Loss on building, $50, 900; on
meats, $4,000. A few live sheep were
cremated.-
AntiCzech feeling TUES so high
among the Germans in Bohemia that
they have resolved to drink no more
Pilsener beer, as it is manufactured by
BOhemians.
Sister Gonzaga, the Oldest Sister Of
Charity in the United States and for
over fifty years the superoress. of St.
Jcsephs orphan asylum. Philadelphia,
died at the asylum.
The Kentucky Bankers association
unanimously adCpteda resolution indors-
ing the LEGAL bankers for keeping wine
off the table at the annual banquet.
Fifty high-class horses persisted in the
stables Of the Cheshire Improvement
company On Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn,
which were burned. The loss is $50,000j
The September payroll of the Chicago
board of education for teachers shows
that the cost CT the teaching force is in
creasing at a rate Of over $50, 900 a year
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16
Wednesday, Oct. IS.

William Oldham proposes to cross the
ocean from London in a steel boat 9!
inches long, % inches beam and AZ inche:
deep.
England is spending an enormous sun
Of money in protecting Gibraltar Mod
ern defenses are rising up on the big
rock on all sides.
Eight-year-o Gussie Mantel caught
a burglar in her room at New York
She chung desperately to the fellow IN
til help arrived and he was arrested.
Senator Tillman is suffering from a Sc
we're attack Of catarrhal jaundice.
Rheinbold Stencil, editor Of the Ham
burg Echo, has been sentenced to eight
months in Jail for lese majestic against
King Leopold of Belgium.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rea, wife of Delta Rea
one of the wealthiest men in Lee coun-
ty, Ia, wants divorce with $780, 900 ali
mony and $1,000 attorney fees.
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16
His Critics Answered.

The pages Of this work give but one
answer-an answer which is q most severe
condemnation Of modern attempts of su-
periOr races to lift inferior races to their
own elevated position; an answer so full of
meaning that it would seem criminal in
difference on the part of a civilized people
to ignore it. In the plain language Of The
facts brought together, The colored race is
shown to be on the downward grade,
tending toward a condition in which
matters will be worse than they are now,
when disease will be more destructive
vital resistance still lower, when the num-
Der of births will fall below the deaths and
gradual extinction Of the race take place :"
Hear him again in the last sentence Of his
book Up 329.) "Unless a change takes
place, a change that win strike at the
fundamental errors that underlie the con-
duct of the higher races toward the lower.
gradual extinction is only question Of
time
Mr.. Hoffman should have good mem
Dry. He states that gradual extinction
is only question of time,' but yet he
does not deny from 1850 to 1890 the
Negroes increased by 1875 per cent. This
is not SO bad. The increase Of the Ameri-
can white is only 14.6, Of England IA.
The increase Of Negro is greater than that
of Germany which is only 1872, greater by
far than France which is only 1.5. 1t will
take the population or Great Britain 81
years to double, Switzerland 135 years,
that of Fgance 445.5. The negro popula-
ton has doubled within 80 years and
from all that we can judge his productive
capacity is just as great now as ever be-
fore. Nor indeed does Mr.. Hoffman look
forward for an immediate decrease. He,
in closing his work, stating that gradual
extinction is only question of time, for
gets that in the first part of his book he
anticipated that by 1900 the colored in
habitants will number nearly $500, 900 or
nearly 800, 600 more than in $780,.
EXCEPTIONALLY.
Vice President Calhoun once remarked
I'm told that it was impossible to teach
Greek to that race of men whose skulls
were thick and whose heels were long and
that furthermore he would not believe the
negro was a man until he could learn
Greek. Perhaps Mr. Calhoun, if he were
living, would be somewhat surprised to
learn that Mr.. Scarborough of Macon, Ga.
is the author of Greek text book 1t
might also surprise him to learn that r.
r. Wright has for several years success
fully filled the presidency of that states
University; that Mr.. Blyden is quoted as
being master Of 90 languages and an
author Of several text book; that w. E
Dubois Won an oratorical prize and also a
$500 scholarship at Harvard; that when
t0nly two negroes were in Harvard, .on
class day, one took first prize, the other
took second; that there are many negroes
today who can demonstrate problems on
the parabola, the hyperbola and the elIipse.
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16
Monday, Oct. IL,

J. w. Donaldson, a rich ST. Louis
stock broker. said to be worth 81 1000, 00O
wasarrested at Chicago for drunkenness
and kept in a cell at the Harrison street
station for eight hours.
James Chapman, who lives about six
miles north Of jackson. Miss, has been
assassinated. His assassin left no clue.
The American bay colt Diakka Of the
Lorillard- Beresford stables won the
Duke of York stakes of 1000 sovereigns
at the Kempton park October meeting.
A 10000 spindle cotton mill and 25O
rooms to be operated exclusively by
negroes will be started at Columbia
S. c.
George Mcmillan, a prominent citizen
Of Wilmington, O., was shot dead on the
street there Saturday by J. c. Martin, a
leading attorney.
Mrs. Langtry vigorously denies that
she is to be married to Prince Ester
hazy. She contradicts fatty all the re-
ports Of her engagement.
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16

There are 623 convicts in the Wiscon-
siI, state prison at present, 610 male and
thirteen females. This is the largest
number reported in years.
The British steamer Hesperides, laden
with iron ore, went ashore on Diamond
shoals, Cape Hatteras, and is total
wreck. The crew was saved.
The residence of A. E. Purdee, on the
DelaVan. Wis, road, near GAINESVILLE,
Wis, was damaged to the extent Of 81,
900 by fire. Mr.. Purdee ard his family
were absent. IN
A sympathetic strike to help the en-
gineers will be ordered in England that
will involve 100000 men.
Tie largest canvas sign ever painted
is to be used in advertising the Chicago
horse show. 1t will be 600 feet long and
eight feet wide.
Two masked men held up an electric
car near Oregon City, Ore, and robbed
the thirty-five passengers Of about 800
J. T. Monroe, Of Union, S. c., commit
ted suicide at Atlanta by cutting his
jugular vein with a pocket knife. Nor
phine and whisky.
The Chicago reflector. (Chicago, Ill.) 1896-1???, 1897-10-16
Thursday, Oct. II.

Heavy shipments of wheat to Europe
continue. over sixty grain-laden vessels
have left during the last two months
and six more are ready to sail from San
Francisco.
.Ex- Empress Eugene of France visit
ed and inspected the United States ship
San Francisco as it lay at anchor in the
port of Smyrna, Asia Minor.
Robert Ingle, while hunting in the
woods near Holgate. O., rescued the g.
year-old son of Michado Moor from an
eagle. The bird was carrying the child
away.
One hundred and fifty roads in the
United States representing 3O,475 miles
Of operated mileage. were in the hands
Of receivers on June so, 1896.
Mrs. Reacher, Of Dakota, who is visit
ing her parents at Wausaukee, Wis,
gave birth to triplets, two girls and
boy. The mother and children are doing
we'll
John A. ChanIer, former husband of
Amelie Rives, has been sent to Bloom
ingdale, n. Y, suffering from paresis.
Mr.. Jerseys (Mrs. Lantry's) Mer-
man won the Czarewitch stakes at New
market. It is believed that Mrs. Largtry
won 100000.
Jack Cummings died in the Hotel
Dieu at New Orleans as a result of
blows received in boxing match.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
8ei16ntenSes 8eiipicI ether oeMt=
idleM W~ttttelfaOt.

l1eberuus bel6dmenb fir bic erbGrmli9s
8erpultung amerifdnii9er GroBitdbte iino
bic 2~eiitungen uuf benz @ermaltungsgebiet
ni9t nur 3ablrei6er GROCER StGbte @uropa's,
fonbern au9 bortiger MittelfGbte.
Ne6men mir 3. 8. bic piirttembergiI6e
Stabt Seil6ronn, tpel9e in 8s5ug auf Gin
tpobner5abG nibt Diel Dor ~unferen SGinotier
MittelitGbten peoria unb Quincb poraus
bat, aber an 2%eiftungstraft ibrer itGbtiE6en
Gertpaltung felbit ameritanii9e &~ielenitGote
peit iibertrifft.
sic bat fretli9 etnen Mabpr ober Sberz
biirgermeiiter bon groBer %geiftiger 8ebeuz
tung, Segelmuier, unb nit ibm a~rbeiten, felt
er 1etnen beriibmten Streit nit Der 8urearz
tratie ite9ret9 betanben bat, bic @ertreter
Der StaOt, namentlid Der 8iirgerausi9
barmonii6 5ufammen.
Sir itns Dielgeplagte G6icagoer Steuer@
5abler flingen Die 8eri9te aus benz Sell
bronner Stabtbaufe gang mGr9en6aft.
9enn aus ibnen ergiebt ii9 fQlgenbes:
Cine @rb0bung Der @emeinbeumlagen 1T
nt3t in Nusft9t gu nebmen. 9as &e9z
nungsiabr i6lieBt nit einem er6ebli9en
ueberi9uB; unb l1e6eri9ife ergeben be-
Ion0ers @asz uno Waiernerf unb 2atrinenz
%anitalt. 9abet fortpG6renbe 8er190nerung
Der Staot, beDortebenber nmbau bes att
ebrpiirDigen &utbbauies, in tpel@em NUM-
mebr Elm prG9tiger Ratbsfeler (na9 8remer
unb 9amburger fet6tfrobem Mu1ter) boGz
enbet lit. Srere SiirIprge fir trefflibe ME-
oere unh bO6ere S9ulen. Cine benz Nusz
bau en%tgegengeben0e ftdbtiide 8abeanltalt-
SIM 9intergrunb Die @rbauung zines neuen
prd9tigen itdbtti9en S6eaters an Ste0e 6es
iebigeu. 50roerung bss Selegrap6en@ unb
SelepbpnSWeien unb Der @iienbubnberbinz
bungen. 9abei quite poIi5ei unb S~euertpebr,
refine StraBen, bibi6e MnGagen.
Inter elmer 10 tii9tigen 8erpaltung Bill
fen bic bebeutenbe Snouitrie unb Der ni9t
nur burh @i1enbabnen, ionOern au9 bur9
bic bon Der Sta0t eingefibrte 8ettenidlepp=
f9iffa6rt auf benz Nedar md9tig gef0roerte
9anbel Setlbronn's INNER mebr empor.
9arum fam IS 9eil6ronn trob Der pielen
i'm p~ergangenen Sabre in 0eutf6lanb bagez
%ipeIenen QusteIungen AUDI tpagen, in bieiem
Sabre feline eigene @eperbe= un0 Snouftrie=
Nustelung ab5ubalten, obne iib por 9efi3it
ober gar &ra4 fiir4ten gu n%1iiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

Mann gei9ulter 6auIas Dem e~ntgegen3uz
1eben bate, bic BON einigen &anpnenbOten
unteritibt paren. @s 1T febr na6ri9einz
li9, baB Der &Dnig bon Benin i'm Climber
lfdnbniB nit benz @mir BON Nupe eebanbelt
bat, ais er Die Niebermebelung befa6l, unb
baB es auf einen algemeinen Nufftanb gegen
bic britif6e 6errfdaft ubgeleben 1T. &u@
1T es mOglt9, baB fran30ff6e Sntriguen
ba6iRterTteden, benn Srantrei9 mO9te germ
Ieinen 8eiib in 9a6ome nOrbli3 unO 5itli9
Biz an ben Niger ausbebnen. Selbitbarz
ftdnbli9 tptrb @nglanb MGes aufbieten, I'm
leinen 8eitB 81 pabren unb feline dnbere
europGif9e Ma6t an ben unteren 2auf be8
Niger b%eran3ulafen. unb bic engltf4e He=
gierung ntrb bic Niebermebelung Der Sc
Ianbti9aft ais 8oripanb benuBen, INN bonn
Parlament 10 ausgiebtge Mittel gu psrlanz
gen, baB fie ni9t nun fir Die 8eitrafung bes
80nigs BON Benin, ionbern fir Die enbgil=
ttge 1tnterio9ung Der ganaen tpeitGi9 pom
Niger belegenen &ei9e Big na9 @anoo btnz
ouf ausrei9en.
Cine aneenebne 4ufeabe tpirb bas ia
freili6 ni9t fem. 9enn bas Selma lit
mOrbertid, ipie ia au9 Der 8attenber9er
erfabren bat, unb man9er englii9e Diff
sier pirb iein 2eben babel laiIen miifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
9aS 9t6fOmntett &pe8et Der 1tmton
W0ciTcbab1t.

Na9bem Der gongreB - nit 9fe9t - Die
BON 6. g. 9untingtpn unb GonIorten be-
triebene Sunbirun9s@8orlage fir Die pact@
ficz8a6nen a6gelebnt fat, 1T bic &egierung
o6ne Ger3ug ~borgegangen nnD bat ale Nn7
italten getrpffen, UNI ibre 5neite 6bpotbef
auf geri6tli9em 8ege CUR @eltung, b. +.
Die 8a6nen gum 8erfauf gu b~ringen, Sci
Dieiem 8ertauf bate bic 8abn in ben 8eiib
Der 8egierung iibereeben %fDnnen, fa1s Ntez
manb mebr oafiir geboten Bate, dls ben Sc
trug Der eriten 0ppot6et. 9ieier 8eiib aber
lpiiroe Die &egietung ~ge5pungen baben,
ni4t n1r Die erite 9ppptbef ub5u5ablen, ion=
bern au3 NOD cine ertledli9e 4n5abl BON
MilIionen in ben Infauf Der 8abn60fe an
ben %@nopunften Der 8a6nen gu iteden,
tpel3e bon ben 9ppptbeten niht gebedt finb,
CANA abgeieben BON Der S6utIa@e, OaB ie
fir ben &ugenblid auf ben 8etrieb unb Dte
8ertpultung elmer @tIenba6n ni9t ein9e=
ri4tet 1T. SIM @uftrage bes PrGfioenten
6ut ii9 bes6alb Der S6erbunbesantpult bar
na3 atmgeieben, tpte bel apobl bon pripater
Settle fir ben 4nfpru9 Der &%egierung 5uz
nG4it ouf bic l1nionzYacifte@8ab 9eboten
perben tpiirbe, unb berIel6e fat Elm Mnge6ot
bon $45,750,O00 barauf erbalten. Die
S9ulb Der lnionSpacificz unO Der oarin
eingef9lofenen &an1as Pucificz8abn an
Die Regierung betrug am 1. SSanudr ,. s.
$53, 715,408, 10 baB aIio Uncle Sam burA
bas @btommen na6e5u IS b. $. feines Qn=
fprltAes er9alten lpiirbe.
Sas i9eint elm iebr giiniigss Nbtommen
gu 1ein. 0enn oabur9 tpiirbe bic aegte=
rung nit einem S9Iage bon einem Nlp be=
freit, Der ie felt 35 Subren gebriidt bat, unb
cine 9uelle unarsge ieBter Corruption Diirbe
Der topft fein. Wiirbe Tie felbIt bic 8a6nen
antaufen, 10 tpiirben ni9t nur 5unG6it END
loie Streitigfeiten in ben 8eri9ten fplgen,
ebe bic n5eSuhlage geflGrt tpGre, ite tpiirbe
audi, pie i3on pben 9eIagt, cine nnmuHt
@elo in Die 8abnen iteden u1lb fortpGbrenb
beim @ongreB I'm 8et~piligungen eintommen
miiien. Sem alien entge6t ie burh biea
Nbtpmmen.
Ratiirli9 ipirb oasIelbe 9enen nt9t re9t
iein, fpel6e ~Derlan9en, baB Die &egieruna
ielbft Die @%iIenbabnen bes 2anbes in 8e>
trteb nebmen, unb bic So9fage BEL ben Baz
cificz8qbnen beniiben fo1e, nm bamit Den
&nfang 5u MAIDEN. Iber tper 1T tii6n ee=
mug gu ~bebaupten, baB bic 3ett baau reii
lit?