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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
He Challenges che World.

ST. Louis, No, Jan. s.-Harry j.
stephens, worlds champion cross
country man and 144-hour straight
away heel and toe walker, challenges
the world for from $500 to s., 900 for a
i44-hour straight away heel and toe
walking match.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
Minister WINS Is Better.

SAN Francisco, Jan. s.-The steam
ship Coptica arrived yesterday from
Hong Kong, Yokohama and Honolulu
Minister Willis. who has been yerv i'll
at Honolulu is reported to be slightly
improved in health.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
BOLTERS BANQUET.
Gold Democrats Celebrate Jackson Da,
in Chicago.

IN Cn1cagO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Representatives
OF the gold Democracy of Illinois and
other states of the Middle West, North
west and South met at the Auditorium
last night for the purpose of celebrat-
ing jackson day. Fully 500 men were
present and the banquet was in many
respects notable affair of it's kind.
Letters were received from President
Cleveland, Secretary Morton and SEN
ator John NJ. Palmer, and a large num-
Der of Democrats throughout the
country sent regrets.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13

An Iowa man was sentenced a few
days ago to ninety-nine years in the
penitentiary for murder and three
years for horse stealing. If he lives
long enough he may secure a pardon
for the latter crime
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
Enthroned In Canterhnrx.

CANTERBURY, Jan. 9.-The Riobt
Hon. and Most Rev. Frederick Temple.
ID. D., was enthroned to-day at the
cathedral here as archbishop of Can.
terbury and primate of all England
before vast audience.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
nllnoIsans waterbound.

QUINCY, Ill, Jan. s.-Farmers who
have been down from the Indian grave
district report that the water in the
flooded portion, fifteen miles above
here, is subsiding very slowly and that
there is much suffering among the
Waterbound families and their stock.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
One Failure Caused Ano,her,

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Jan. s.-The Com
mercial bank of Eau Claire, capital
$40, 900, closed to-day. The failure is
due to the suspension of the Allemania
bank of St Paul
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
Georgia. AntI-rrn.t Law.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. S.-The Journal
makes the sensational announcement
that every trust operating in the state
of Georgia has succumbed to the Calvin
antitrust law enacted by the recent
general assembly.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
A New Bank for Atcb,.o,.

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Jan. Sit is stated
on good authority that J. P. Brown,
Atchison's wealthiest capitalist, will
soon open private bank here.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13

well. now that you are back. you
can tell Us how much it costs to "a
to Europe" "All you've got ana an
you can borrow over there. e."-Judxe.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13
VETERANS CORNER,
CAMPFIRE SKETCHES FOR otJR
OLD SOLDIER READERS.

The Coloners Shield-The Man Who
would Not Surrender His Principles
The Colonel Internationally Helped to
Win Big stake-Scared the Cavalry
man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-01-13

1 thrust it back, and with my men
(Our general rode ahead
We stormed the great redoubt,
AS If it were an easy thing,
But rows of us fell dead!
Your picture hanging on my neck,
Up with my men 1 rushed
We made an awful charge:
And then my horse, "The Lady Bess."
Dropped. and-my leg was crushed!
The blood of battle in my veins
"a blue-coat dragged me out)-
But l remembered you;
kissed your picture-did you know2
And yelled, For the redoubtv'
The Twenty-fourth, my SCARED old
dogs,
Growled back, He'll put us through; !;
Well take him in our arms;
Our picture there-the girl he loves,
Shall see what we can do"
The foe was ssenced-so were we.
1 lay upon the field,
Among the Twenty-fourth;
Your picture, shattered on my breast.
Had proved "The Colonel's Shield"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
How 1t Cures Common
Catarrk.

Here II a patient taking treatment
for catarrh Of the head. He hrenthes
the soothing medication through his
nostrils and the nasal channels open
up, the stuned-up feeling In the head
leaves and he can breathe naturally
through the nose again. The dull
pains across the front of the head
fade away, and the nasal membrane
IL sOOthed until the innam matiOn
and soreness are all gone. The had
odor of the breath passes away and
the lost sense Of smell returns. The
dropping I'm the throat In checked,
the nSse does not stop up toward
night any more, the sneexinG and
snufnng have ceased. and the dis
charge from the nose grows less and
less, and finally stops alto& ether.
The disease has been checked and
eradicated from the system before 1t
even reached his throat. Ii had not
been driven down into his throat or
into his Lungs or into his ears, a.
80 often Is done by other treatments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
How 1t Cures Catarrh of the
Lungs.

Here IL another pitiful case. He
had all the history of colds and ca
tarrh. extending downward from
the nose to throat. to CLOTHS, to
wfndpipe. to the bronchial tubes.
and then into the small tubes Of
the lungs. His cough always trou-
bled him. He raised large Quanti-
ties of vile-lOokinS material. He
had fever every afternoon and could
not sleep at night. He had NO ap-
petite. and his strength and ambi-
ton failed. He had night swents
every once I'm y while. and feared
that his end IVES near.
See him after four months Of
treatment! a new man. The heal
ing and soothing medication has
time after time sought out every
nook Of the disease, even to the
extreme depth of the lung cells, and
bathed and cooled and healed the
membrane. There II NO more Of the
foul discharges, NO more cough, ND
more fever. no more pain, NO more
night sweats. The appetite returns,
and with 1T comes hack atrength
and ambition. The cheeks All out
and regain their color. The step
becomes buOyant. He has been
saved from n lingering hut abso-
luteIy sure death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
CABINET KALEIDOSCOPE.
ntssei to Replace Nom Boettfrher as
Mtntssev Of fipaace--Other
Changes.

Copyrighted 1881 By the Associated Press
fEkLiN. June BIN spite of semi off,
dsl seelais. there Is no doubt that a u w
faa!ing Ct the cabinet has been decided
@ BY the emperor
n, Miguel. the minister of finance. will
hYiare DR.. ven Boetsicher with increased
r-rosattyss and functions. not only in
~ Frnsssan. but in the imperial cabinet.
s'ieh VIII cause him 10 be entrusted with
~ task OF advocating the imperial meas
sFs Of the government. and especially the
hsy schemes. association bills. etc. he
beng an eloquent speaker, which the
shshailpr Is not.
II u understood that the post OF minister
iaF foreign affairs has been offered 10
C'fiHt scn Gutenberg, the German am
Mssaaor to Vienna. aud to Count Won
Hs's!sldt- Widenhurg the German am
nssaaof OF London. and that they have
ksA declined.
las iefelhie dissolution of the temporary
Feiaee exchanges OF Berlin, Stettin. Halle
sA eihsr irussian cities by the police.
haesf ,he plefsSt Of their being contrary
'he bogrse law. has caused much dis
s'isssAesinn among the spectators ana
us also created : curious situation. No
pVaase 9ausationa are now published and
e market prizes OF cereals are given cut
s9shsfe The Berlin produce exchange
ss APPEALED 10 the higher court. aud un-
y : definite decision is rendered things
- continue as At present The farmers
~ aaea excited. ss harvesting will soon
nHeher and they are perfectly in the
rs 10 The prices 10 ask.
.'s'ai Experts az hlei are now testing
PRACTICAL uses CT dragop-shapesi air
ps which may b. put ON board vessels
w curing naval enga geneuts and Ia
sssAs'aeitsf'as- Some OF the balloons rose
= 'et remaining fast 10 the deck OF the
fls'e Boats steaming fourteen knobs sn
ss4'' enabling the oallo0nists 10 make OBJ
ssssnces a. A'V''l
-. observations made were cosnmunl-
,.a " telegraph " telephone from the
.-s.sea 70 Persons on the decks Of the YES
..4 Tssw' enabling them 70 change the
80 80 OK the latter accordingly. The
49,, ~ series % experiments occupied a
'@Shs and We're eminently successful.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

Ezrnatc tosc ne hs certainly should make
Swar With himself So extra precautions
we're taken. Solomon joel. his nevsew.
wao wa2 with Rim when he Jumped OVER
board. was watehfui. bat Earu2r0 made a
sudden spring. IL was ike = fash ard "a
vas overheard joel ea8gh, hEs t-ous--s
out failing 20 hold hlEa. sno4.s8 10 Foaryn
Officer Clifford:
cart swim. yoa try 20 save him
Clifford. taking or his coat and hat.
said:
Well. here goes. III try ard Jumped
overheard
BE c!vasted himself OF ali his clothing
save his socks ia the water. bgt wFs@r rs
was sixty yards from Barna.o he selzes. q
Ete buoy, utterly exhausted Eventually
Clifford vas rescued by a ufsboa.. COM
uaande. ~ the trird officer. who tner. pro-
eeesed 20 recover Barnatos body. For
three aotrS resgorataveS were applied and
arssacia! respiration was resortec to bat
/ believe death ~ drowning had taken
place previously"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
How II Cures Catarrh in the
Throat.

Here il another patient who had
catarrh In the head. He caught cold
after cold. and the disease spread
down into his throat He breathes
and drinks In the disease-banfshi Ing
medication. 1t battles the menu
brancs of his head and throat The
soreness Of the head and throat be-
comes less and the desire to hawk
and spit is disappearing, the sense
of tn ste is returning, and the voice
again becomes soft and melodious.
There Is no more gagEing and tom-
ittnE In the morning. No longer
does every exposure tn the weather
result in q stcTcd-up throat that
becomes sore and infia med. md no
longer does he find his throat anL
tongue dry as chips when ne nsSaE-
ems from an unrefreshing sleep.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Despite Bad Weather, Many % ne
Matches Are Playe&-TAe

The Seattle Tennis Club tournament FOR
nsnSers only opened yesterday after
noon. ard despite threatening weather
many CT the matches II Tie preliminary
AID ers- rounds ct the gsntssrner's singles
were played One match WIS played In
the gsntienen's doubles. Z. Pelfy and
Hurd being ptt.ec against Henderson and
Mcsulsocf Mr. Hurd and Mr- Peiiy had
li,tae trouble IN dispos.ng Of their less ex-
rerSereed opponents by two straight sets.
ST. s-t
The hes. match OF the day was that be-
tween W. H Wright ard s. r Russell
In the first set Russell won the first three
games. after which Wright steafies down
ard more than evened up things by win
ming four. After this they won alternate
games until the score stood "a In favor
OF wright Russell then struck fast ga.
and Eon three straight games and the
set a--
Wrizh. took the arst three games in ths
second set. and Russell won the foarth-
Wright took thu fiffn, but was unable 70
take the las; game, and Russell beat him
out. 10 IL was vary pretty contest
throughout the contestants being evenly
matched. So close wes the score thai the
plsy WAS very careful ard steady, instead
OF cr:issaat- Although the danpness made
the balls heavy. both men played fully
up 10 their standard. Russell undoubtedly
showed GSttsT form and judgment than IN
any other match ne has ever played. not
excepting the time he did so well against
champion George Hurd. Tomorrow after
noon Russell will play agains, Hurd and
this viii surely bring out q large attend
ance OF club members.
Daniel keiieher played Z strong xame
against Charles Power showing that he
has lost noas Of his old-tinae GOODNESS and
skill
T. +. Ling, who was an indifferent
player last year. showed marked improve
ment. beating W Murray, formerly one
or the crack players OF Ceyion.
Play tomorrow Will be confined to gen.
tiernen's singles and doubles. The first
match will be called at 4 o'clock IN the
afternoon. The scores.
GentIemen's Singles.
Preliminary rognd-B. Peiiy beat I. T.
Cole, s-s. rs: Lieut.. Walker beat G. b.
Aca usloch, 60. 60; W. II. Wright beat J.
1. Dawson. 60. SO: s. r Russell beat Paul
Henderson, s-l. s-l: Daniel kelleher beat
charles Power. OIL e-I, George Hurd beat
{. IL Rolliugs. 6-3, s-1.
First round--f. PeiIy beat F. A. Bell.
o s-l; H Carstens beat e, W. Andrews,
o-.. Sd; ;. X. Russell beat W H Wright
-, ~. George Hurd beat Daniel Kel!eher
60. s-l; h Z. Ling beat w. Murray, 60.
Second rouni-rhe frs. match in the
second round was commenced. but was un-
nnishtd. Carstens beat Peily the first set,
%, and Peily took the next set. O..
Gentiemen's Doubles.
Preliminary round--L. PeIly and Hurd
peat henderson and AcCuiloch. 6-l. 6-L
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
How It Cures Catarrhal
Deafness.

Here is another patient who for
wears hsd been a suaerer- Every
fresh cold seemed TO stay longer
than former colds, and he noticed
that his ears got stopped mp and ais
hearing became daller and autler.
and there were ringing and buxxsnE
noises in his ears. The cafarrh had
passed upward and backward from
the throat along the eusfaehinn tube
leading from the throat into the ear.
He had visited throat doctors and
ear doctors and eatarrh doctors
yxt,hou relief In this condition VIC
find him fnhaiing the never-faflinS
medication. and soon he notices
change. The noises in the ears stop.
Their. is "a q m ore discharge, the hear
ing gets better. and finally the tnses
Of the ears open mp and something
seems tn give way I'm the head His
hearing had completely returned.
No wonder he eonsiders the re..h
r marvel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

-.,.s ser by The Associated Press
c.ewsssx Icus is-~Two questions are
sess..r fas.aog. The prospective wealth
!. - ,Uf,aEes days, tfsa procession Gay.
- - ss0<cta!ly. and how 70 get seats
s.s4.s ia yfeg the procession Storm
.s.-sx.v Souif almost amount 20 q ca
- IA would spoil the entire show.
-. '..'.s..sorsty of tie Immense stands along
~ .-..s .-e gss.te uncovered. and evan ne
49, - crursDrs stands DO not aoss;. OF
-. Ia many cases seat owners havA
- -sss.ea mat they will not DC allowed
{ sw umbrellas.
- s Ar absolute corner "a ali kinds
- 1900 Ard il giii cost more TO drive
!. - s<ats saan IL mas cost 10 purchase
i. xa.s themselves.
- sarsy rrorn.ng shoals OF royal per-
- ana foreign special missions have
- .snrs,g into London. this being the
q. .,ou .hieh they are the guests Of
3. sovsrnnens. The principal railway
xsscas Of the continental Mes present
8 ..I,rafea appearance. Their platforms
= covered With red carpets. arc royal
-,vhsxs are continually arriving AID De-
s.s4tsx With bland officials a2a brilliantly
mIlsfmed OficerH.
"a situation 81 cDtEpi3@dArsk ~ q AAfA~
9. v.st ia The channel. which Is upseit!ng
"a s.,ea;stsonx Ex- Empress Frederick
= i;tsnany. who started III the royal
III, Victoria aud Albert from Flushing.
~ obliged TO put back.
rash royas party comes In special boat
I'd on 4 special train.
Ylx isrst arrival today was Prince Wal
Aussr. Of Denmark. who reached London
g Icon.
~ Archduke Franz Ferdinand Of Aus
- aad large suite. Prince Aibreeht OF
Prussia, Prince Nobammea All Khan. tho
hs,hss Of the knedive OF Egypt. Muir
fssaa. the Turkish envoy; the paaai nun
u ard lot OF others were all expected
sshla az hour of each other this after
tses.
f,s Queen haa written a letter 20 the
ssc,&, which will shortly be published.
fe military invasion OF London began
r morning., camps having been formed
h Hyde Park. Battersea Park. and else
uAse
lie popular aide of the celebration open
4 his afternoon with march through
,Ae east end OF London OF all the detach-
Fats OF the colonial troops now In this
II, from various parts Of the world. The
sahmsals were escorted 10y detachments OF
ne royal artillery and life guards. Sew
sfs hands of music took part Ia the dis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
The Treatment That Cures.

Doctor Copeland's new treatment,
that Has lifted the darkness and
blight Of the word "incurahle' from
hundreds Of tn ousands Of these cases
Of catarrh In the ears, bronchial
tubes and lungs, works II. curative
action for two reasons;
ID IL reaches every sore spot.
from the orifice of the nose to the
deepest part of the langs, TO the in
nermost recesses Of the middle ear.
% Instead Of Irritating, fnaa ming
and feeding the fires of the disease,
IL sOOthes, quiets, heals and cures.
What Is this treatment that cures
these conditions, once regarded In
curable! BY what process does it
restore the diseased membrane, re-
move the poison and relieve the
soreness Of the diseases Let tho
experience Of patients cured and he
ing cured tell.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
An UNKNOWN CORPSE.
Young Man Killed and Buried In the
Public Highway

SAN DIEGO. Cal. June Is.-At Tia
Juana, Just across the border, a Mexican
stumbled upon the body of an unknown
man. shot to death. There was some
doubt whether the body was In San Diego
county or Lower California. but the Mex
lean notified the Mexican officials and
they took charge of the corpse. examin-
Ing II casually and burying it in the
middle OF the public highway within two
hours after its discovery
The body was that OF a we'll dressed
young man. with some indications that
he was rnuIatto. though this inference
might be drawn from HIS discolored skin.
caused by exposure. No name was found
UPON him and nothing disclosed his ;den-
uy. bullet, fired from the left side of
his head, was apparently the cause of
death. though one witness testified that
there were two more bullet holes through
the trunk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
4 Rebel victory In Uruguay.

NEW YORK. June l9.-The Herald
correspondent In Monteyiedo. Uruguay,
says that the Rebels have gained Il de-
cioed victory over government troops
commanded by Gen. Niilar. The govern
ment troops were completely routed and
left the field in gndisputed possession OF
the revoutionists. No estimate OF the
killed and wounded has Yet been re-
ceived here. hut IL is believed that the
loss viii be heavy on both sides Re
pcrts are To the effect that the govern
ment troops are now being reinforced and
are preparing TO march against the revo-
iutionists again. This victory for the
rebels adds another 10 their long list OF
recent sriumphs which have all been
marked by severe fighting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
How II Cures Catarrh of
Vocal Cords.

Here IL another patient who con-
,racted catarrh that extended from
the throat into the CLOTHS. the ante
way that opens TO the windpipe Nnd
lunGA The disease attacks the vo-
cal cords, this sensitive instrument
Of the human voice. and soon mars
its sweet tones or destroys them RI
together. Here sits ~ lady fnhaiing
the soothing preparation. She had
been ten months silent. and the
treatment has already restored her
voice Who can say what Joy she
feels in being restored to the use
fulue.. and the pleasure of CONVEX
sasions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
VICTORIA TO RESIGN.
A"at She Is to Ahalcate in
ssscr Of the Prince OF
Wales

4. .sANvN Jane la--It is reported tina,
,s.s. s-eeh : ABOUT 20 abdicate The state
H. ssa. "a Which Ihis Is based Is ne, oatclai
,s-x ~ ass,atd IN respense 10 inquiries BY
is,ss wee enjoys The confidence OF tho
!. sshaily. ard who speaks IN tbis MAJ
: VIC sall knowledge. he saws.
,asas " s1,sVen 81 the queens early aAsI-
,--s ao . eVing discussed i'm ths b,enss,
rrAss,." nsfe Der majesty Is stated 10 =,
1. ss., sensid>Fing this Important s1eo
h.. signing her ,hrore IN -, ~. 80
i. q Wales very soon aF.er ne t,,si.
,i,,sp s's a'ten 5n3s 'he t0iieS ~ her pc.
,sa ss4,Y Becoming more asotc4it ~ IN
lss, w. -. s9eaas the Representatives, % ara
agssas = ar ar macA, although sire IS un-
less. - ass ppelDg Beg SUBJECTS ~ "a
isT,.. 4 : believed ,has II rsr a,stes.ts
lasses, s - .sSe Rhe step Indicated. a. /. IA
iss.. s ssaa . settled SIZE M, orange
has. - = a1aee 70 postpona taa eoro-
'sA'SsSys dsa.A.'' "A+4'' aef
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
How II Cures Bronchial
Catarrh.

Here 10 another patient who was
always sensitive to the weather.
He contracted catarrh Of the head.
and IL passed to his throat. then
down the windpipe and into the
bronchial tubca. He coue he'd at
night 80 that he could not sleep;
there was pain behind his breast
bone and under the shouider-bla.les.
When he couxhcd he brought NJ =
frothy. grayish material strcaked
with blood. He lost appetite and
strength. He tried cough syrups
and different medicines, to NO avail.
He now breathes I'm with full In
spirations the restoring and sooth-
Ing medicine. The sore spots along
the bronchial tubes heal, the coux h
ceases, the pain leaves. The appc-
tite and strength return. He 10
again . we'll and happy man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

Appointed by the Civil Service Cen
missionePs.

The civil service commission has decided
upon new aprointme for q medical
board and instead OF holding Office one
year the three appointed will resign at
the end OF one, two or three years. ac-
ccrdlng TO the time specified by the COM
mission The members OF the new board
are: DR.. Clarence Smith. three years. DR..
H F. Titus. two years. and DR.. e. W.
Young. one year
Secretary Grout had yesterday on hand
the examination papers OF two applicants
for water inspector and FIVE for fireman
at the power house Those who stood ex-
animation for inspector were J. q. Brooks
and E. Pittiager.
For fireman were Felix ]. Nowacki, ].
H Howe, Robert l. Nuber, l.. w. Cook
and Patrick Madigan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
-NH@---r-74=alr=~s----rsa-- ~--~--------
WILLIAM At COLOGNE.
speech at dwelling Of statue t. His
Grandfather.

BERLIN, June ia.-At the banquet held
q; Cologne yesterday al the unwilling OF
the statue to Emperor William T.. the en-
peror. replying TO the bn"gomaster's toast
said he remembered the glorious time
when the tall forms of our grandfather
and father were seen among the citizens
of Cologne"
His majesty added: According to hn-
man calculation. my muck -lan1ented
father should have stood on the spot
now oecnpy. but Providence wiiled other
wise"
The emperor concluded by declaring he
would follow Ia the footsteps OF his grand
father. maintain the peace which has ex-
listed since Their. has been German en-
peror. defend German rights in every
place. and retain a market for German
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