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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
THEIR SILLY talk.
The Stock Of Political OratOry
of McCUmber and Wiley
Badly Punctured.
THEY HAVE NO ISSUES
This Eminent Democrat UncOn.
scieusiy Flips the Flippant
McCumber and Wiley.

Nothing better could be written to re-
fute all the one-sided talk and feeble
arguments that have been presented by
the republican campaign spouters in this
county during the past few weeks than
the utterances of David B. Hill at
great democratic mass meeting held in
New York City on Wednesday of last
week. In part Mr.. Hill said:
The paramount issue in the present
campaign is that of honest government.
There are no war issues, so-called, to
divide or embarrass the people. The
achievements and glories of the recent
war with SPAN belong not to any politi-
cal party, but to the whole country. This
fact should be everywhere conceded; but
if there ls a disposition to inject partner
ship in the consideration of the inception
or results of that war, we need not shlrk
from comparison with our opponents.
Then he asserted that with few ex-
ceptions, all the earnest pleas for Cuban
liberty we're made by democrats but
Speaker Reed, and his majority, arbitrar-
lily prevented action by congress. Then
he continue
You have not forgotten the cold and
unsympathetic message of President Nc
Kinley in December last, opposing Cuban
intervention of any kind, exaggerating
the difficulties in the way and unneces-
sarily reminding congress and the people
OF our neutral obligations. You have
not forgotten the attitude of Senator
Hanna, the "Warwicl" of the present
bo of ifc
financial eyndicate--fresh from his SEN
by bribery and corruption, who sent to
the president In answer to his cOngratu-
latory telegram, the famous, Or rather in
famous message: God reigns and the
republican party still lives" and who,
with tenrs ~ lis eyes, Was pleading at
Washington for peace ii; AIRY price and
lamentins the threatened disturbance of
the business interests Of the country by
so "un.lecessnry war.
Neither need ! remind you of the dire
predictions HnG lamentations OF other
republicans, high in the councils OF the
Darty. who, III tilOSn mOmentOus days
were seeking to stem the tide of popular
enthusiasm which was sweeping over the
land and protesting that their party was
being ''dragged' into an unhOiy war by
their unscrupU!ous opponents.
Their perennial and moss-covered ora
tors. from Dr. Depew down to the village
oracle. arc perambulating the state fight
ing over AGAIN with their tongues the few
battles cr the war, giving vivid descrip
lions of war scenes which they did no.
witness and detailing warike events
which never occurred, seeking vague ant
imaginary issues rather than confronting
those actually existing.
Even the distinguished republican can
didate for governor, in one of his recen
speeches, went SO fur us to say the wa
would be regarded as having been Tough
in vain, if n democratic victory shoult
now occur This is the first suggestion
which have heard from 80 high sourc
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
WON IN court,
The Supreme Court Decides in
Favor Of the Democrats
OF Cavalier County.
A WRIT OF MANDAMUS,
The Democrat and Independent
Nominees Placed in the
Regular Column.

No longer does the sound Of the tim
brel come from the republican camp,
neither do they now talk about the inde-
pendent-democrats being side-tracked
onto the demo ocrat column of the ballot,
nor do they insinuatingly offer to sign a
petition to enable us to acquire place
among the nominations by paper. The
question is finally being asked among
each other "Where are we at?" Their
laughter has indeed been changed to sad.
ness since the independence t-democratic
party took up their blutf-for that is the
only proper term which can be applied
and asked the supreme court of the state
if the people Of Cavalier county were to
be disfranchlsed, at the dictation of
Hans henchmen, Pat and Dan. The
severe rebuke administered by the judges
of our supreme court upon Secretary of
State Falley, for being tool of these
local political tricksters and complying
with their behest in not certifying to the
nominations of the Independents and
democrats in their proper column is still
tingling in the ears of that officious state
employe, who took upon himself to pose
as a whole court and box full of jury
men and assign our nominees, as he sup
posed to the demonition bow vows. Sec
retary Falley overstepped the official
duties of his Office in the matter and
thereby hangs the tale.
1t was on Monday afternoon when the
county central committee of the indepen-
dents and democrats received telegram
from Judge Templeton at Bismarck,
stating that the supreme court had hand
ed down a decision giving him writ of
mandamuo to compel Secretary Of State
Falley to reverse his ministerial action
and certify to County Auditor Work
our Legislative and county nominees in
the independent and democrat column,
on the ballot. Then the local republicans
and their ninety-second cousins, the self
appointed ex-independents were brought
to u realization that the tables had been
turned on them.
The supreme court handed down the
following decision in the case, which Sc
cured a writ of mandamus to compel
Secretary of State Falley, to place the
names Of the democratic nominees for the
legislature in the column with the fusion
state ticket The decision OF the supreme
court which grants the writ sought for,
was written by Judge Bartholomew and
directed the secretary OF state to certify
down tho nominations as filed with him
The syllabus OF the decision is AS follows
Under the provision Of tho statutes OF
this state tho duties Of the secretary OF
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
For State Representative.

To the Electors of Cavalier County,
GENTLEMEN Having received the nominal
tion by the Independent and Democrat convcn-
ton for Member of the State Lcgis laturn, |
regret in accepting place ON the tic kct, that
owing to the serious illness of my mot her. who
is in her s7th year. it will nor be possible for me,
with the other nominees of the ticket. It" make
a personal canvass ot the constituency. L have
been identified with the growth and interests of
the county since its earliest settlement. and
have along with YOU "borne the burden and
heat of the day" | am personally and by re-
putation known to very many of you and II YOU
manifest confidence in my integrity by clcctins
me to the position will endeavor. to the best
of my ability to the interests of he county
by promoting judicious and opposing injurious
legislation. Respectfully Yours.
j II. WILLIAMSON.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27

Two years ago, States Attorney
Dickson's majority was us. Does
Thompson, the independent-re-
publican expect to surmount such
an obstacle as that on election day
in his canvass against a man fully
qualified to look after the affairs Of
this important office and who has
the confidence Of the people in his
candidacy. The necessary requi.
site in this particular instance is
brains, not Drawn.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday
the Sth day OF fNovembernext IN the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-eight, an election will be held
at the various voting precincts in the
several townships and wards OF the CITY
OF Langdon, in the County OF Cavalier,
in the State OF North Dakota, for the
election OF state Legislative, judicial, and
county officers. as follows to-wit
Onemember Of the House OF Representa-
tiveS OF the United States
One Governor
One Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary OF State
One State Auditor
One State Treasurer
One Superintendent Oi Public Instruc-
ton
One Commissioner OF Agriculture and
Labor
One Commissioner ai Insurance
One Attorney G"ueral
Three Railroad Commissioners
One Judge oi the Supreme Court
One State Senator 18th Legislative
District
Two Representatives 18th Legislative
District
One County Auditor
One County Treasurer
One Sheriff
One Register OF Deeds
One Clerk OF the District Court
One County Judge
One States Attorney
One County Surveyor
One County Coroner
Four County Justices OF the Peace
Four County Constables
One County Commissioner 1st Commits
soner district the said district is COM
posed OF the following Election Precincts
viz: Mt Carmel, Dresden, Linden, Cypress
and Grey.
Said election will be opened at s o'clock
in the morning and will continue open
until 5 O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day.
Dated at Langdon this 10th day OF
October, 1898.
ROBERT WORK.
Co. Auditor OF Cavalier County,
1913 North Dakota.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27

COUNTY Superintendent i. j..
Fox, is an old resident, has been
competent, courteous and faithful
official and is entitled to the sup
port of all classes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
LANGD0N NORTH DAKOTA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 l898

state in certifying the names of legisla-
per county are ministerial and not
judicial.
Where such secretary has refused so
to him III regular and proper form and
proceedings are commenced to compel
him to certify the names of such nomi-
nees, it is no defence on his part to set
up the facts showing that such nomlna-
tions were not in fact made in the man
ner required by the statute.
AS last subterfuge before giving up,
what from the first they had known to
be fight of wrong against right, Attor-
ney Monnet was sent post haste to Graf
ton on Tuesdays train to obtain from
Judge Sauter in district court tempo.
rary injunction to restrain the county
auditor from having the ballots printed
in the form laid down by the mandate of
the supreme court. This, Judge Sauter
saw fit to grant and the argument for and
against the injunctional order will be
heard in court next Monday in this city.
They breathe easier now but the temporal
respite granted will only render them
more sensitive to the death knell which
Monday next will announce the fit end
ing of their infamous scheme to disfran-
chise the electors OF the democratic and
loyal independents of Cavalier county
from their rights as voters on the ballot.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
For State Senator.

To the Voters of Cavalier County,
Having received the republican nomination
for State Senator, 1 respectfully request your
vote and influence at the election on November
Sth, 1898 Owing to the short time between now
and election Il personal canvass of the entire
county will be impossible.
Respectfully Yours,
Ann
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27

No MISTAKE will be made if you
cast your vote for Fl. E Dorval
for county Judge. He has been
tried and has proven worthy of the
trust imposed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
For County Treasurer.

To the Voters of Cavalier County,
respectfully solicit the support of the voters
of Cavalier County at the polls on Tuesday,
Nov. Sth in my behalf as republican nominee
for county treasurer during the ensuing two
years. Respectfully Yours,
JOHN McGAUvRAN.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27

Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Nitalizer
Immediately relieves SourStomach. COM
ing up OF Food Distress, and is the great
kidney and liver remedy. Sold by II. D.
Alert & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
For County Treasurer.

To the Voters Of Cavalier County,
Gentlemen Your vote and influence is re-
spectfully solicited by the undersigned for
County Treasurer. The short time at my dis
posal makes a personal canvas of the entire
county impossible.
Respectfully Yours,
TSn NcRpIDE
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27

The three cornered fight over
the sheriff's Office is beginning to
assume a form that renders the
final outcome reliably certain. All
three candidates are still in the
race and there to stay, but the re-
ports received from every section
of the county shows that Mercer is
the man whose popularity most
pleases the people, who in return
will give him solid vote at the
polls Nov. Sth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27

Should be elected l shall do my best to OBJ
tain legisa tion for the best interests of the tax
payers of the county and state.
Respectfully Yours,
CHARLES W. PLAIN.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27
that the late war was republican waror
that IL was waged for or in the benefit of
any ,1nlitical narfN

That the late war was Il republican WarOr
that il was waged for or in the benefit of
any political party.
1t is silly plea at this stage of events
No dangers confront the country except
those which may be occasioned by our
own seliishness or incapacity and under
such circumstances appeals to our pat
riotism to sustain an adverse administra-
tion with which we Ito not agree must be
regarded as unWariantable and childish
During the continuance of the struggle
the appeal was pertinent, and was most
patriotically answered. That duty hay
ing been abundantly discharged there is
no obligation resting npon anybody TO
sustain the national administration un-
less we really approve its policy.
While blind approval of an admins
tration, whether it is right or wrong, may
be exacted in times Of war, no such rule
prevails in times of peace.
1t ls no impeachment of the loyalty or
patriotism of the people that they decline
to condone the lncompetency, the negli-
gence, the favoritism and the corruption
which characterized the conduct of some
of the departments of the government,
especially since the close of the war, re
suluing in much privation, suffering and
death, saddening the glorious memories
of the conflict and demanding an official
investigation.
They naturally distrust an administra-
ton which desires to investigate itself,
and they insist with much propriety that
the peoples representatives in congress
assembled constitute the proper tribunal
for the conduct of such an investigation.
A wise craftsmanship will satisfactorily
solve the new and interesting problems
arising from the terms of settlement with
Spain, will determine what governments
shall be formed; what territory, if any,
shall be actually annexed; what relations
shall exist between our own and the new
| ly acquired countries; what shall be done
in reference to the solemn promise con
tanned in our declaration of war. These
questions cannot be said to be political
''issues" in the ordinary sense of that
term, because they have not become a
certainty; parties have not yet divided on
them; they have not yet been appropri-
ately or legitimately presented and dis
cussion seems premature.
Neither does the proposed increase of
our army; the further strengthening of
our navy; the duty which we owe to our
volunteers; the greatness of our common
country, or the necessity for the preser-
vation of it's honor, furnish tangible
issues Of any Importance. because they
are subjects on which the people are sub
stantially united.
!, 1t may crafty the vanity of idle men
and hippant orators to seriously discuss
s,lch topics in a brief political campaign,
but busy and thoughtful men, intent on
practical results, prefer the consideration
of contested questions and actual issues
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-27

JOHN MCBRIDE is making &
vigorous canvass Of the county and
every indication is that he will win
out by big majority. He repre-
sents the democracy Of thA south
end Of the county, is personally
popular and will be our next coun-
ty treasurer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
SeneS bGie S1tSeft.

9enienigen, tpeG9e es benz SeutI6en
aei4e TO febr berii6eln, bab Is gegsn bic Gan
Soie : S9ilblous BON Nmerifd Itrenge MaBz
regeGn ergreift, bereitet Der Stat N:tp yort
cine groBe 8ef4dmung. 9erm bort fat MINI
nrsbr 9ouperneur 8Gad einc bon o~ortiaen
Sa3beritdnbigsn i4On 81 einer 3eit, ba man
in 9euti9lanb nod ntdtS pp1 bic1er Sbltz
2dus ipuBte, bringenO empfobtene 8i1 CUR
8efdmpfung unb 4usrottung Der San Sole
S3tlblaus unter5ei9net.
Seit Su6ren bat biefe 2aug au4 in Sem
YortS Na4barituu Netp SerIsb i9nere Ser
besrurgen dngeri9tet unb BON bort dub ben
Stdat Seem 0ort bsbto6t. un0 ge9en Dfefe
@efabr .itebt it9 nun Der Staat Sem Oorf,
a%ngeIpornt bur9 bu5 8eifpieG Sentf9lanbs,
griinolih ppr. tS3on ber biev Sa0ren md6te
Der &~unf9drtner Gibbs BON Gong SsGdnb
auf bic @efGbrli9teit bieIes SnIettes aufz
merriam ltnb unterbreitete in Ieiner Gtgenz
T9aft ufs Senator Der Seem Yorter Gefebge=
bung cine 8orlage. ODD erf iebt, 5a man
fi9 in 9eutI9ldno unb anbs-en europdif6er
2dnbern gegen bas b0fe Snfstt DprgeIe6en
bat, brang Der @ebante bes 0trrn g6ilbs in
Der Nep 9orter Staatsgeiebge6ung Our4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
1tnntu 6ls1tta i'm ~ssIeifN=@SfeItt.

Sin neues 8erfabren, Sleii9 gu %con1ers
biren, bds cine gdn3libe umnoI 3ung inn Bis
bergen B0felberfabren berbeifiibren bitrfts
unb beB6aG6 fir Gbicugo DON auBerorbentz
lt6er 8eoeutung 1T, bat Der augtIe9ene bdniz
19e 3oologe Nu9uft 5ietstrup, i6on 6efa1nt
rur9 feline Metbobe, Mil4 o5ne 3uGer gu
conbenitren, entOedt. Die Cntbedrng bat
Ii9 nab breimonatli9en 8erIu4en in Der
NctisnI9ld9tere in SbenTs ais bolltommen
praftii8 unb bur9fibrbar bepdbrt unb
biirfte BON auBerorbentli6er 8~epeutung tperz
ben in elmer 3eit, in Der be 4u5fubrIdaoer
our9 Die fi9 6eitdnbig mebtenoen @erbote
Der Ginfii6rung bon lebenh.m 8ieb auf Die
Nusfubr geI4ld9teten 8ie6ss biagepieien
perben. Die Wlet6pbe bat = ME bic meiiten
pert6Do[er @ntbeduneen - ben 8orSug,
Iebr einfu9 unb Gei9t berTtdnoli9 gu iein.
sic beru6t auf benz 8runbieB, bas 8lut, ben
gr0bten Seinb Der Srtf9e be3 5leil@es, 10
I9ne1 unb 10 Dolfommen als nt0gli9 gu entz
fernen. 9ds gu f9la9tenbe Sbier - glei9z
giiltig O6 pferb, O3ie, 8atb ober S9df -
tpirb nit einem &ebplber, bit, I'm ben S9Gz
bel niht ST 5eritOren, nit 0a9elpatronen gez
laben lit, mitten bor bic 9tirn gef9ofien.
Sn bem1el6en Nugsnblid, in bam es Ifmer3z
los betdubt %unriintt, Offnet Der G9ld9ter
nit einem Meffer Die cine 9erofammer, bur9
bic a1es 8lut ousgepuitet ipirb. ltnn1ittelz
bar barauf tpirb cine Sal55ri6e, fart pber
i9ipa9, grob ODER feir, tpie es na9 9e=
f9affer6eit Der @adre n0t6ig lit, mittels
elmer Spribs bur9 Die anbers 6erStammer
in ale NOern bes SbiereS getrie6en. Ser
gauge proaeB bauert nur nsEige M!inuten,
unb bp9 lit bas G9la9ttbisr bu:9 i'm
ebenfp griinbli9 prdparirt pie nab Der
mebrtdgigen 8ebanolung Der aGten W!tet6obe.
@s ipir6 peiter 3erlegt pie eepD6nlit9 un6
1T .bann fofort fsrtig gum 8erIanbt. Sci
ben Observation-Disclosures Der S6ld9tez
reien in ObenTe unb Nurbus 1T Sjelstrup'a
Mtet6obe eingebenb gepriift unb bon alen
Sa9oeritdnoigen anerfannt tuorben. Nue
8eri6te BON Bldben, auf penen bas 10 be-
banbelte 5leii4 Qbfab 9efunOen fat, lauten
| 9iin1ti9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
gpad1entltd1s autuose 8Aaaata-settuate, aattttundb. 4. atat 1898.

NOR, bdb fprtan dae @eIebe in bsiben Sprdz
6en abgefaBt tperoen io0ten, pG6rte es aber
bod Bis gum %. Nobsmber 1897, ebe Die
8amn1er, troy Oes feftigen WibertunOes Der
MdIouen, rim ba9inlautenbes @eIeb dns
na6n1, unD bann f4nd9te Der Senat es 40,
inoem ct spar Die 8srDffentli9ung der Sc
1ebe in pldmii9em Serte g~enebmigte, aGeiu
b%eifigte, baB Der frun50iide Sert Der aleia
maBge6enbe fein iole. Ser @e1egentpurf
qinq nun ipieber an bic 8dmmsr, peIte Jpn
in feir1er uripriin9l;9en 6orm pieOer6erz
1tente, unb ieBt bat fi9 AUDI Der Senat ges
apuusen geieAsn, in bieier Srage na65uz
geben.
Die bDGige @tei9bere9tigung Der bldmiz
Tden Gpradr b'Oeutet ubsr bic @orberrf6uft
DeS nieberbeuti9en Glementss in 8elgien.
OieIsS but in ben So Sa9ren, felt Die BE-
}ps9ung gegen bic gdn3li6e Sran30firung be5
2anbes begann, gang duBerorOentlide SORT
Idritte in tultureler 8s5is9ung gema6t. Gs
lit qeiitiq e%r1tartt unb benz nuQonii6en Gle
msnte nt6t nur an 3a6t iiberlsgen, ion6ern
AUDI getitig e6enbiirttg 9eipproen. Suau Da>
ben neben ~eifrigen N9itatoren, ipte @ilems,
8lomaert, ban Gbsipbd, Confidence. ban Der
8oerbe, 9aubenberg, ban 9upIe, De 2dert,
be Oe6er, Oabi0, 8ormans, 6eremdnS, uno
neuerbings namentli4 uu9 bic Nbgeor6n@
ten be 8rienbt, G%oremans, Nnieele uno 8anz
berpelbe Qebtere 8eibe So3ialiiten), 6eferer
0olfsunterri6t unb bic @rri9tung pDn 2e6rz
Hu6len fir nieoerldnoiI SpraGe
unD 2iteratur unb elmer fDntgli4en bldmiz
I9en Mfabemie Der M~iiIeni6aften Q886)
Te6r bel teigetragen, gang be Ipnosrs aber Die
oldmiTGc prsiie, Die, tpas bic 3a6l Der 8ldt=
ter anqe6t, bic frun30ft1de melt iibsrtrifft.
@s qis6t fait bier bldmifde 3eitun9en dnT
cine fruna0ifi@e.
O6fpo6l 19on ii6er Elm babies Sd6rbun>
bert aft, bat bic 8epegung bo9 ibren 9uuptz
auff6lpung srit felt benz beutf4zfran5Oli@
I6en Srteqe ltnb Der moraliI9en Nheoerla9e
bes 6run3DIent6ums genommen. ,3nar mol
fen bic 0lanen 70 tpenig ME bic !9ollGnoer
| OeutI6e fem; uber es lit fir's grite i1on
gut genug, baB fe iiA ibrer nisberoeuti9e
@iaencrt belpuBt gepDrosn itnO, uno 1brer
| @pra6s, Die friiGer iiber gang 8elglen
bertIbte, bas berlorene Gebiet auriid5uer=
o6ern tru6t'n. 9as tpirb nit Der 3eit, menn
aud pieleidt erit nu4 Sa%br4unoerten, auf
itber pie6er errei6t perben. Die Nslt &C.
bort Zen @ermdi1en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-04
set6ter @ee aus Ser atem.me,

Nd9ri9ten BON Wdibington sufolge 1T
unIere 8e9isrung entf9loHen, Io6alb als
mDgli9 10000 Mdnn na9 Cuba st 1enben,
tpiinI9t aber aus lei9t bsgreifli4en Grim
ben, baB b6sIelben gegen bas cubanif3e
&limd unb ndmentli9 gsgen bds @elbfie6er
gefeit feien.
Die in unIerem eigerst1 2dnbe gu er6aIten
tpirb II freiGi6 Idper fem. Denn aud Die
8etpp6ner ~un1erer @olftii1te iinb nt6t geger
bas 9elbfieber gefeit. N6er tpds binbert inns,
Gu6aner 5u engdgiren9 ltnisrs reg1tdte
Nrmee lit ia boh Elm S01bnerbeer. @s retrlz
tirt iih aus a1er 9erren 2dnber, unb p6 es
II aus 9euti9sn, S~rIdnoern, Sfunbinaz
bern, Spaniern unb 6ran3oTen ooer aus
Gubarern beitebt, lit glei9giiltig.
Die Ser. Staten foGten nd9 Matdn5ds
ober einem anberen p1ab an ber 8iiite cine
~geniigenbe %Sruppenma9t fen6en, uln einen
Stibpuntt 3u BADEN, unb bunn ibre Nerhe@
trOmn1el unter ben SnIurgenten rii6ren luiz
fen, Die fO0ten benz &ufe Freubig fof3en.
9enn pb fte unter cu6anif9sr 6lagge oner
benz Sternenbanner fe6ten, tie fGmpfen fir
benfeGben 3ned. NuBsrbem DiirDs i61en
bas 2ebensmitth unb @plD bringen, tpooor
fe bic erteren ii9 immer erIt flAsn muBten
uno lebteren ME er6dlten 6a6st.
limb mas bieIen Meg gang Defenders emz
pfie6Gt, bic Ser. Staaten tpiirben babur9 Der
Not6tpenbigteit entbpben fem, fi9 Der Sns
Iurgenten aGs MGitrte Su 5ebienen unb lie
buburb tbatid9Ii4 dls Straightforward an5uz
ertennen. S6r prO9rdmm, ii4 5iptf4en bic
9punier unb Sniurgenten 51 i~ts(le1, ura Elm
Muf60ren beg 8llttb.rgieBens gu er3pin9en,
lpiirbe feline Menberung erleiber. 0enn es
piirbe bic bepaffnete Wau6t Der Ser. Gtoaz
ten Tein, tpef1e bic pacificirung Der Snfel
burGfii6rt.
MDgli6, baB bas Der Snbdlt Der Nuffpr>
berung ut, tpel9e unfere Regierung our9
Spectalboten benz Snfurgentenz @snerdl 60
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