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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12

FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-NEV TWO
story and basement brick. 1927 | st. ne; seven
ICONS bath ami pantry; substantially built;
tiled bath: best plumbing; handsome cabinet
nln'cls and decorators; very easy terms. APP
ply OWNER. 1925 st. ne. ap30-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12

THE ENGLTSIDE.
Beach Haven ~ ]. VIII open June II. Modern
In every respect. $50 guests. Matehless bay for
sailing and fishing. Special rates for June.
II. u. ENGLE & SON. FropTietors
ap2S-l1St-0 Mt. Holly. \. J.. until June 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-12

FOR SALE GREAT BARGAIN-BRiCk
dwelling on i prominent street, very near Dupont
Cirtlc: alley on side aud rear; the rooms are all
well arranged and tie number could be Increased
by adding the of house and still leave am
pie spaCe for yard the exposure is east ami SOUTH
n great bargain. BERNARD II. JOHNSTON. Cos
18th ST. my I-6t
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22

fines assessed amounted to 81, 259 and
the fines collected $1,195, the report

fines assessed amounted to 81 ,259 and
the fines collected 1,195, the report
was accepted.
Alderman Clifford p-esent-d the
weekly pay roll of the sewer depart
meut which amounted to Al dollars and
the report of the engineers department
amounting to 1915 1t was moved and
seconded that they be accepted, and
the warrants ordered drawn.
The report of the assessor and col
lector were accepted and filed.
The official bond of the city engineer
was presented but it was laid over to
await Judge Kemp's return
A petition of j. A. Eddy asking for
the return of the $40, 900 that was de-
posted with the city rs guarantee,
was next read, and on motion was laid
over for one week.
A petition of the T. and P. railroad
asking for a riPht-of-way on certain
streets so as to connect with the G n.
was referred to the street and grade
committee.
MajO- Wimberly asked for a three
weeks leave, and was granted.
II. NJ. Stokes was allowed the sum of
$75 for assisting the city clerk to adjust
the water works bonds tax for refu nd
ing. whereupon the council adjourned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
Port Works.

Tho Veracruz harbor works have
proceeded rapidly during the last
twelve months in the hands of the fam
GUS English contractors, S. Pearson
and son. The best evidence of this is
TO see the works themselves. Where
to the extent,n prot ably, Of 400 acre s
Nearly the whole of the Malecon walls
have been built with the exception of
VIII st is KIN as Malecon Nd. l. The
is the deep water Malecop. alongside
of which four of the larges: ships flo it
could be discharging, or rec ewing
cargos st one time
is the one that protects the harbor
against ''northers," is all completed,
with the exception OF the top Eve or
six feet in depth of concrete. 1t has
w:thstcod the last ''norther" season
without suffering the slightest damage.
and has been a great protection to the
harbor. In fact. it permits vessels
whereas before it was raised
q slight 'norther'' used to stop
all business in the So bar
Dor. The southeastern break alter lie
SO far complete as to fully answer is
purpose. The northeastern, which
the Titan" is constructing and which
is ], 900 meters in length and contains
some loO,OOO cubic meters In ruhble
and concrete, will be finished this
year. With the completion of the
work the harbor will be absolutely
sheltered.
Malecon No. l will he CONNIE need
early next year and ought to be finish
ed within eighteen months.
Generally, the work will be thor
ougbly completed in two and q half
years from now. The grave fears that
were so commonly current . short
time ago about the uncertainty as to
whether VeracruS could be made q
first class port or not, have now entire
ly dissppeaed, IS the work already
done proves th~t the design adopted
will be 9 magnificent success Every
one who sees the works Is both pleased
and surprised with them. There can
be no doubt that the port of Veracruz
will rank with regard to its safety. and
also with regard to its convenience as
one of the fret ports q the world.
The department of communications
is to be congratulated upon the near
approach to completion of the work, of
which it may be justly proud.-Mex.
Herald
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
THE ROBBERS.
Reliable Information of Their Were
shouts.

hClldUAC 1uIOI AudtAOA Va 1uCAA WIZ
8bOuts.
The Broucho Bill and Black Jack
b md OF robbers az again beard from
TIE Tombstone Prospector has reliable
information that the band are now at
their old rendezvous in the Chiricahu va
mountains in this county. The two bands
which have been separated during
their fight from the Off GERS and posse
have met at their old haunt, evidently
by agreement. and are now without
doubt planning auotherrsid. There is
believed to be nire mn in the party
each of whom know the country like .
book a I'D are the most desperate DO I'd
er bandits that the authorities have
ever had to deal with.
Extra guards have been placed o \
the s. P. and precautions taken but an
attemp t to holdup the train is expected
nevertheless.
Nine horses have been stolen by the
bandits from neighboring ranches and
the old horses left instead. They have
alec appeared at several ranchs and
secured grub and feed for their horse :.
1t is not unlikely that some depreda-
ton or holdup at the bands OF this
band wi be chronicled before.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
CITY TO PAY THE SHORTAGE.
The Council Raises the City Treasurers'
Wages. That he May Pay up.

wages, THU uo Mdy ray up.
The city council met last night 10
regular session at the court house with
all the members prese Mt The various
committees were tht n appointed as fol
lows:
Finance-Clitford, Badger, Stewart.
Ordinance and rules-Bsdgar, Scott,
Robinson.
Street and grade--Robinson, Brun-
ner, Clifford.
neutrality-suspicious., Stewart, Bur.
ton.
OTaxat' on-S:ewart, Burton, Clifford.
Police-BurtoD, Robinson, Scott.
Fire and water-Brunner, McDuftie,
Badger.
The reading of the minutes Of the
previous meetings were dispensed
with, aud the council were soon ready
for work. The city clerk then read
the following communication from
Treasurer Fassett.
To the Hon. mayor and cOuocil OF
the city of Ell Paso.
There is now due from the defunct
Ell Paso Ma ionsl Bank to the city OF
Ell Peso the sum of two thousand five
hundred and seventy four dollars and
eighty four cents, the balance of an
amount de posted in said. ba nix by me rs
treasurer of said city. Foe the purpose
OF adju stment and settlement OF said
balance due the city, 1 submit thu ufol-
lowing prOpOs tiOn.
7 propose if the City of Ell Psso will
raise my salary to 500 per month for
the next two years. that the whole OF
said salary shall be applied to the pay
mapt and discharge OF said sum, which
will leave balance due said city OF
one hundred ard seventy four dollars,
which said amount l agree t. pay 1u
cash on acceptance OF this propoi,'
ton.
That in case l shall succ eed III 20 l2c-
ting in whole or in part from SAID
stockholders of the defunc. bank, the
balance due the city, as above stated
then and in that event upon paying
said amount into said city, 1 shall be
allowed to collect the amount SO CO.
leoted from said bank in the same pro
portion en- my salary from the city As
an equitable settlement between the
parties OF this agreement.
Respectfully submitted,
c.. w. FASSET,
City Treasurer.
The treasurer the arose and address.
ed the council, assuring them that the
work was worth the raise. and that be
did not ask the raise for the sole pur'
pose of paying off indebtedness. The
council then accepted the proposition
and ordered the raise in the city treas
urer's salary to one hundred dollars
month.
Attorney Dean then sooke. that he
had the papers al ready for to com.
mence that suit, but as the matter had
been adjusted he would not file them
The councilmen began to feel lit
scared for fear Mr.. Dean would ask foI
the two hundred and fifty dollars pro
missing him for commencing the suit
settle that claim.
The report of the chief of police FOL
March was submitted. 1t showed thai
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
Horace B. Stevens,
Real Estate
Insurance Agt.
FOR SAIE:ssa2<
West Overland House; eoetai.ing Is
rooms. lot IS feet front On WeSt Over.
lGnd 1t, u, 500. / Gosh; balance In one
and two years 1t 8 per cent.
Two lots On Myrtle ave., corner Of
st. VrSih 81, ESQ.
s.ssy feet On West Overland street
.Lntterlough Plaoe, Myrtle svs. and
st. Vrain st., %, 500. Liberal t6fms.
Three lots corner Of Idaho and vir-
Rinia sts., $500 cash for all.
Finest residence in the city-coSS
317 ,000-will be sold for 412, 900. q, 006
cash. Balance In seven installments
It 8 per cent. interest.
S735 will buy Q house of rooms Oh
Anthony st. Adobe 6nd frame.
12-room brick, Second St.. u 500.
FOR RENT:

On Olive street, house Of rooms.
$4,000 per month.
Furnished house of 4 rooms; dix
months lease.
Furnished house on Epson avenue. 5
rooms for months or years time.
e35 90.
OLook residence, West Overla6d st,
furnished, $50
Good sized store and light basement,
opposite Plaza, new Mills building.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, Of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
81 was in q most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. For
tunately, q friend advised trying sElec-
trict Bittersi' and to my great joy and
surprise, the first bottle made decid-
ed improvement. 1 continued their
use for three weeks, and am now a
we'll man. know they saved my life
and robbed the grave OF another VIC
tim" No one should fail to try them
Only SO cents per bottle at w. A. Ir.
vim & Co., drug store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
Monster Freight Engiy e.


Within the past few years there has
been q marked moven ent in the in
crease of the weight of locomotives,
especially for freight service. 1t
would seem, however, as though the
climax had been reached lat any rate
for economical operation under the
present cond tions of track and road
way in the enormous locomotive for
the Great Northern railway, desc-ib-
ed 10 the Engineering News. This
engine is of the twelve-whesl type, and
rourd- on driving wheel base of Is
feet 10 inches. The Maximum whes
Lead is $4,000 pounds on each of the
lain driving wheels ard the effect of
such concentrated load on the rails
and rail joints aud upon the track gen.
orally may eadily besimagined, espe-
ally when 1t is remem bered that
there are three other wheel loads al
most as great. This is not, however,
the heaviest wheel load on re cord, as
mogul engines on the Delaware, Sus-
quehspna and Schuylkill railway has a
load Of 24,5O0 pounds on each of the
main driving wheels, and the single
driver express engines of the Phi'a-
delphia and Reading railroad have
"a, 900 pun d. on each driving wheel.
Neither is the total weight nor the
total adhesive weight of the Great
Northern engine the highest On re-
cord, for the Johcstone do ble-boiler
en- gines of the Mexican Central rail-
way have a weight of 100000 pounds
with 100000 pounds on two separate
driving wheel bases. These engines,
however, are OF a special type, and the
Gre t Northern railway engine un-
doubtedly holds tho record of weight
for locomotives of the ordinary style of
construction.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
To the Travelling Public.

The Sunset Limited and annex to
ard from New Orleans will be with
drawn after the following trips:
East bound to New Orleans, April
10th, 23d and Both.
West bound to S. F. April 18th, 14tb,
21st, 2Sth and Nav 5th.
Il. E. HUNT. Commercial Agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
Bucklen.s Arnica Salvs.

The best salve in the world for outs
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, teter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give pei,
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
w. A. Irwin & Co., Wholesale and re-
tail agents.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22

An English journal, in commenting
upon the fat th at the Baldwin Loco
met W Works OF Phil d Ii phi, have
just rushed through an order from the
British government for engines in the
Soudan, have just received a Russian
governmental order for 81 ''consolida-
tion engines" are building % engines
for Finland and built last year lis for
japan, says that "the Baldwin loco
motives are considered the best in the
wcrld.''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22
The Fort Worth and Denver Report

hS Il Va WI Va "AN DSh'SA 4eOPVA Us
President G. NJ. Dodge, of the Fort
Worth and Deuver City railroad says:
Our increased earnings for the year
are due to the improved conditions of
business on the line of our road for
1897. The crop acreage was not large,
but the yield was good. We have
moved some $500 cara sof grain pro-
ducts up to December 81, 1897. There
is still good perez ntage Of the crop
in the hands of farmers; nearly 400
cars moved in the month of January
1898. The rate on this class OF bus :
ness has been greatly reduced since
the Great on of the railway commission
so that increased revenue is not en-
tirely due to the movement of the
grain crop. The cotton crop is grow
ing to be an important factor on our
line. The past season has demonstrate
ed that cotton can be raised successful
ly in our territory west of Bowie.
This year the crop is more than double
that of 1896. This will add to our
earning power; very materially in the
future. The opening of and obtaining
deep water at three ports on the gulf
has added materially to our tide water
business, ard the growth of this bust
ness is promising"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22

Book binding done on short notice at
the HERALD job Office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-22

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

len frei in ieber 8e5ie6ung ppn politif9en
unb Ieftirerii6en @influffen unb Mfetbooen.
@r forbert etnen o6ne 5ur9t urD @unft
bur69efibrten S9ul3pdng, me6r 9unbfrz
t~igteitsz unb te6niiden l1nterri9t, @erbefe@
rung beS 9O@I4ulpeiens, 10 baB Iie6er &nabe
unb jeOes MGO9en in Soma in ben Stan5
geiebt pirb, Die Sp9i6ule 81 beiu4en, Ser
i9mel5ung Der2anof4ufen gu grOBeren &laiz
fenf9ulen, uno DEFENDERS AUDI cine Before
8orbil0ung Der 2e6rer.
Die 2e6rer an ben Dffentli3en S4ulen limb
es iibrig'ns nipt euein, tpel6e bieWei6na9tsz
ferten CUR eigenen Sorbsrung unb Der Der
ibnen anbertrauten SADIE benuben, nu9 bic
2ebrer an b06eren REORGANIZATION unb Sreunbe
bes @r3iebungsnciens balten iberal I'M
2anbe pi@tige 3u1ammentiinfte, urD es fam
ni4t fe6len, DAB fir bic Sa6e Der @r5ie6ung
etpas babel 6eraustommen muB. llnb better
ais nit Dem ebrli8en uno ernIten Streben,
unier Gr5%ie6ungspeIen gu bsben unb ft9
iiber bic Oemiel6en nod antle6enben Mdngel
FLAIR gu t~peroen, fam man bas Sabr ni9t
gut 6ef3lieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05

in g.
Carolina. Qngefi9ts Der auf BEN
8aumnolpflon3er : GOnbent in Mempbi5
tpieber laut geporbenen @mpfeblung, biz
Iiiblihen 5armer foIten bebufs 8efferung
i6rer Gage bon benz einfettigen 8uumpoaez
bau abgeben unb bielieitigeren Nder6au trei=
BEN, tpir6 barauf aufmertiam gema4t, bat
Dor bielen Sa6ren, ais bic Union Ip5uiageu
nod in ben 8in0eln lag, Nort6 Carolina
ni9t feinen eigenen 8eburf IN Nei5eu
uno @eli6forn beetle, fonbern AUDI an Der
Qusfubr BON 8ei3en> unb MaiSmebl 6etbetz
ligt mar. 9ieIe Me6lausfu6r begann I'm
bas Sa6r 1850 unb bauerte an in bas gegenz
pdrtige Sa6r6unbert binein, Bis bic 8uumz
pole i'm Sii0en bic aQes be6errf9enoe SteGz
lung einnabm, Die ite 10 lange unO Bis in bic
Sebt3eit beibe6ielt. @efiiBt auf alte @rntez
beri4te unO 8ere4nungen gldu6t man, BAT
bor bunoert Sa5ren in ienem Situate Diel
me6r Wfe6l 6ergeiteQt purbe, als beut5utagel
obtppbl Die 8eb0lterung unb Der &ei9t6um
bes States ii4 berbielfdltigt BADEN, 8or
$50 Sa6ren mar Welf9torn Elm tpi6ttger
Nusfu6rurtitel bes States unb man neiB,
baB Die Nnsfu3r 0ole fiinf5ig Sabre binburf
an6ielt, ba Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus benz
Sabre 1892 bpn elmer Nusfu6r BON runf
100000 8uIbeG Mef9torn beri9tet. I'm
bic Sabrbunbertpenbe trat bierin aber Elm
~bpQftdnbiger umf3pung Elm unb f9pn i'm
eriten Sabr3ent %unieres Sa6r6unberts mar
Mais gu einem @infubrartiteG geporben.
Na4 unb na3 ging Der beimiI9e Neli6fornz
bau INNER mebr 8uriid unb Dor einigen Sab
rem purbe mitgetbeilt, buB @eli4torn Der
bebeutenbite @infubrartitel bes Staates 9es
porben lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05
Gtn SSramaoIe aber Wt1tff auf Se1tt.
iGem 1tniperTt6tcm.

11eber bic vW}uiit als 2e6rgegenitunb uuf
beutf9sn 1niperIttdten" ipraA biefer Sage
in Der freien 9p4i6ule BON 8rihel Der
fran307ii9e @ele6rte Maurice emmanuel,
ben Die fran50itf6e 8egierung beauftragt
4atte, in 0euti9lan0 einge6enbe Stuoien
iiber bas %erpd6nte S6ema gu ma9en.
Sir Die 0eutf4en, 10 fi9rte Der e6enio
gere9te pte fa9tunbige 6ran3pie emmanuel
aus, it Die Mufit mebr als Elm 3eitpertretb.
Sic 1T ibnen Bic 9roBe 8unit par excel
lence, Die man grinblt6 itubiren muB.
Bon 20 beutf9en l1niberiitGten beIiben II
cine p6iIoIop4ii4zmuitfaliT6e 5afultdt. Sn
9eutI9lanb leibet man niAt an MuIttOiletz
tantiamus. Sn alien 9eieq56aftstreiien
gie6t es tii9tige ausiibenbe Sinitler, 10 Dap
Sebermann Don benz unterri4t in Der Wuiif
prDfittren fam. Damn entpideite Der 8or=
tragenbe ba5 Prpgramm Der -mufitalii9en
Stuoien auf beutf9en llnineriitdten, etn
prOgramm, bas Die gan3e @ef4i4te Der
Muiit BON Der GIteiten 3eit bis uuf Die Sc
gennart umfafe. Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iiber Muiif ieien ober bur9aus tein gbz
tlati9 Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9os
Gonferoatorium bilbs %Gompontften unO
&iinItler beran, bic l1nioerfitGt intelligence
.3ub0rer. Die in 9sutf9tuno b%efOnbers
gldn5enb ausgebtlOete rWifenf6aft bes
mufttaIif6en @ortrags" lei cine 6ru4t iensr
1niDer1ttdtsitubien.
Dim S9luffe ietnes nit groBem 8etfaG
aufgenommenen @ortrags briifte Emmanuel
ben 8uni9 aus, baB bic frun30iti9en uni~
beriitdten balb na9 benz 8eifpteGe 9eutf4z
lambs bic Muiit aIS Qe6rgegenitanO anertenz
men un0' einfi6ren m09ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05
ebtna uns ole sommenftnferniR.

4m %. Sanunr nd9 %unierer 3eitre9nung
1T bas 9inefif9e Neuia6r, unb auf DieIenSag
1T cine SonnenfinfterniB anqeIGgt. unb Od
in China beute nod, pie friiber bet uns,
Sonnenfinfternife ais cine Iii jliidbrtngenoe
8orbeoeutung angeieben tperoen, bat Der
&atier bon @bina einen 8ubz unb 8ettdg
fir fi3 un0 feinen 9of onseor6net. Die
Proclamation lautet:
nOd bur9 bas G6un6u (ben ~aftronomiz
f6en 8alenoer) feitgeIteGt porben lit, baB
etne SonnenfinterniB am eriten Sage bes
Sabres Elm beborite6enDes ungliid beDeutet,
bat elm ieoer !6errI4er aus ben uns ppr6erz
~gegangenen ODnaiien eS Ii9 CUR pfli9t
gema4t, fObulo cine SonnenfinIterniB pro-
pbe3eit poroen, ii9 bpr benz !6immel gu err
nieortgen unb gu oertiit9igen, UNI ben 3prn
bon pben ab3utpenoen.
ISM Sale unIerer eigenen faiTerli8en
0bnaItie 3. 9. tpurben pGbrenb Der 91ez
gierung S6rer Majeitdten Sang S1i unb
@9ien Sung Q674-1794) 3ipei Sonnenz
finIterniffe bep6a6tet, bic auf ben Neuja6rsz
tag fielen, uno ieBt miro Der oitronomiI9en
8e6orDe 5ufolge am eriten Sage bes 24iten
Sa6res unferer 6errI9aft Gam %. Sdnuar
1899 cine tpeitere SonnenftniterniB itattz
finben.
r0iiItere N6nungen erfii1en uns ob bic
Ter 8otf6aft, un0 mir 6eetlen uns in un>
Ierer 8ruft na6 Siinoen gu forI9en, ipel4e
Den Corn oes bOben 9immels auf Oas 2anb
ge5ogen baden t0nnen,
yWir befeAlen ferrer, baB Die am Neuz
iabrstage iib1i9e @ratulationszGour i'm
Saibo SbrpnIdal bei9rGntt unb bur9 gez
ipDbnli4e 6ulbigungen i'm GbenQ @bing
Saale eriebt perbe. 0as ben fatierliAen
8erpanbten am Neuia6rstage getpO3nli3
gegebene 8untett 0arf glei6faQs ni9t 1tattz
finben, unb penn bic SonnenfiniteruiB elm
tritt, miiien ale Mitglieber bes 6ofes elm
fade 9etpGnber tragen unb fi9 i'm inneren
Sempel bor Dem benz !0immel geiebten @ltar
ber1 ammeln, UNI Na6ii3t unb@naDe fir bas
Qdnb gu erfle6en.
,Oies 1oipett es unfere Gorge lit, unie r
9tre6en bar8ut6un, ben 6immel giinitig 3u
Itimmen. 46er ba Sbre MaieItdt Die &di>
ferirzWittipe an Glitter unb Sabren 606er
Ite6t, lit es rtur Ne9t, bab i6r am Neuiabrs=
tcQe bic pplen @6ren eripieI en- tperDen, Wp=
na8 fi9 Ssoermonn ri4ten pole!"
Der urme 8atIer BON @9ina bat aler@
Dings in 6oEem @raoe NnlaB, BON b%iiitersH
M6nungen erfiGt gu fem. Ufit e6erner SouIt
flopFen flint iturfe &du5er an Die S9ore ieiz
mes 2anbes unb begebren GinlaB, ia lie
BADEN Elm paar berfelbsn tereit3 eingsi4Iaz
gen. limb ME LANCE feline 8efe6ls nod etpas
gelten perben, unb Of er ie ais 9erriGsr bon
CHINA eine neueS onn~enfinIterniB ober nur
einen neuen NeuiabrStd5 erlebt, bas 1T berz
5peifelt fragli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-05
(Gin9eianSt.)
Inerfentttt9 fcitens eines altet
SeferS.
On bic Reb. Der SQ. gtaats3eitung.

On bic 92eb. Der Sq. 9taatsaeitung.
4m Is, DECEMBER Dor flint pber feds unb
s%pan3ig Sabren abonnirte id gum eritenmal
auf bic 81. Staats8ettung, Set bieier 3eit
babe id meme 3eitung iebe 8o9e erbalten.
audi ni9t einmal 1T Elm 8erieben porgetomz
men, au4 Die bon mir gemiini4te Prdmie
babe ih INNER erbalten. Sd babe f9on Derz
I8iebene oeutT9e 3eitungen geleien, gebe aber
BON allen Der Su. Stuats3eitung 62n @prSug.
9ie fpri6t frei BON Der 2eber, unD es ut tein
NnIe6en Der perIon BEL i6r. Mu9 in politiz
I6en 9a6en, peth's motif tbut, tritt Te fe6r
f9arf unb enti9ieoen auf, unb betdmpft mas
gegen lire eigene @uffaffung 1T. SOmit fat
bas 0eutfdtbum Dieles beg, 9llten Der 81.
9tauts3eitung gu banten. So LANCE i4 Set
tung lefe, beibt file mein Sausfreuno.
I9r Danfbdrer
8tI9elm SDrfer.
&epanNe, 81.