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Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
give our ships Speed

The officials who have been
threatening to saddle US with
slower battleships than any we
have yet had in our service at a
time when all other naval powers
are striving tor more speed have
begun to learn something at last,
They have issued a circular in
forming prospective bidders that
"the Department will, in awarding
contracts for the construction Of
battleships 10, IL and IL, give
preference, other things being
equal, to such bids as offer to
guarantee the highest rate Of speed
and greatest coal endurance, the
total weights Of engines, boilers
and coal, and the spaces allowed
therefor, to remain as now fixed
bv the circular defining the chief
characteristics OF said vessels and
the Department plans and specif-
cations"
That is we'll as far as it goes, but
the Department ought to issue an
other circular, stating that no
speed below eighteen knots will be
accepted. Chief Engineer Mel
vile declares that by using mod
ern water tube boilers and quad
ruple expansion engines he can
obtain such a speed with less
weight of machinery than has been
allowed for the slow rate provided
for in the original plans. There
can be no possible excuse for a
failure to modify the plans to OBJ.
tain such results,
To build slow battleships at this
time would be not only senseless,
but clearly illegal. The law
authorizing the construction Of
these vessels provides that they
shall have "the highest practicable
speed for vessels OF their class. ,
NOBODY at this day will pretend
that fifteen knots, or even sixteen
is the highest practicable speed for
a vessel Of eleven thousand tons.
To construct such a ship would
be a manifest violation of law.
When the editor of the New
York .TouyHaI visited the Texas
after the destruction OF Cervera' S
feet he first remark addressed to
him by Captain Philip was;
"What sort of ships do you tel
lows make out on The Pacific
Coast7"
The splendid performance Oft the
Oregon has impressed every man
in the feet. All the ships fought
we'll, but it was the vessels with
speed that got the iull benefit Of
the hight. The slower ones had no
chance to win fame. But for the
speed OF the Brooklyn, Oregon and
Texas two or three, if not all, OF
Cervera's ships would have
escaped, and Santiago would have
been a name OF humiliation tor the
American navy instead of one Of
glory.
The Texas was the first battle
ship constructed for the United
States navy; she is only a second
class one at that, and she was built
ten years ago on foreign plans that
were out OF date even then. Con-
ceive our shame if our newest and
greatest first class battleships, the
latest triumphs of American skill,
should be unable to come within
two knots OF the speed of the little
ten year old, second class, foreign
planned Texasl
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
In n Foul DungeOn.

Naval Constructor Hobson has
been furnishing some interesting
information to friends in Washing
ton OF his Imprisonment at Santi-
ago. 1t was not commonly known
that for tour or five days he was
confined in small, unventilated,
loathsome cell in Moro Castle.
He could not have long survived
the imprisonment, and undoubt-
edly would have died as the effect
Of this cruelty and hardship, had
it not been for the intercession OF
Admiral Cervera, who inspected
the quarters and afterwards insisted that
the military commander should proYide
HObson and his men with better and
more civilized accommodations.
HObson says the chagrin and anger of
the Spaniards at finding that they had
not destroyed battleship IN their attack
on the Merrimac probably incited them
to the i'll treatment Of himself and the
other prisoners of war. The Spanish
officials at Santiago supposed they had
sunk an American bsuleshlp and that
Hobson and his men were the only
survivors Of the ship. 1t was also un-
derstOod that the action Of the British
Consul at Santiago operated to have
Hobson and his men treated with
decency.
The British Consul performed prac
tical service in advising the Washington
authorities of the prison accommoda-
tions in Santiago given TO the naval
officer and the enlisted men. This
advice led to menacIng suggestion
from Washington.
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30

II IS the opinion of Gen. King,
who is to 60 in command OF the
next Manila expedition, that Gen.
Merritt will be glad to have $4,000
men before he is through with
Aguinaldo. This is a small esti-
mate if we are to subjugate and
rule seven or eight millions Of
people in the Philippines. But is
that what we went to war for2 Was
it made necessary by DeweY's des-
truction Of Montoj o's ieet2
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30

mfr. Charles Z. Sap,
Collector FItlH District,
Louisville, Ky.
Your letter ofthe 9TH instant, lnquIring
whether bonds of brewers, manufactu.
reTs of tobacco, ma lufacturers of cigars,
distiller's annual, distiller's warehous-
ing, transportation and export bonds
are required TO be stamped under the
provisions Of the act Of June 1s, 1893,
has been received. In reply you are in.
formed that they are required 10 be
stamped with a so cent stamp under
Schedule A when individuals are surety,
When a guaranty company is surety,
the bond in addition should be stamped
with a stamp denoting one-hali of cent
on each dollar or fractional part thereof
paid by the principal obligor on the
bond as premium Where these bonds
are required by law or regulation Of this
Office to be made in duplicate or tripli.
cate, each must be stamped.
Copies Of distiller's bonds forwarded
to this Office for office use need not be
stamped.
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAII
ROAD
Schedule in effect NOV IA. 1857.
Leave Washington from Station corne,
New Jersey avenue and street.


New Jersey avenue and G street.
For Chicago and Northwest. VestibuIed Lin,
tied trains HOS, 1l.25 q. m, sos p. NJ.
For Cincinnati. st. Louis uud Indanapolis
express, LIS am: Vestibuled Limited $40
p. m. express 1855 pm.
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express .i'J
IL. a. m. and $50 p. m.
For Columbus. Toledo d Detroit. Il65 um
For Winchester and Way Stations, 1900,
For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roanoke
800 p m daily; sleeping Cars through.
For ~ ltmore, week day ,X5.OO, 80, x7 O5 x7 TO-
His.f0, xis.lS. xi:iS. SS6O, $50, xi 30 45. S5a5
x510X KS 30. 165, xs00, s.15, ,x9.2O, IL rs, XII 80
$50. x9Oo M, xl21.0, 115, leo x3.(O, 800, l35
1905, 15.lO. $50 $500. xS2O, ILLS, XII so M
For Annapolis, 7.1O and $50 a. M, 4:3O,
$50 p. m. Sundays 8, 30 q. m. and 4.35 p. m
For Frederick. week days, 500, 11.25am, 43c,
$50 m. Sundays, 300 am, l.l5 pm.
For Hagerstown, tlOO5 am. 1880 p. m
For Boyd and Way Points, week days, 8 w
l.m.L 4;5O, $50, 7.O5 p. m. Sundays 900 am,
For asithersburR and Way Points week
lI3o pm. Sundays, 9.OC a. m, i.l5 4.35, I05,
FOR Washington Junction and way points,
800 a. M, 40, $50 p. m. week days. 300 am,
LIS p. U. Sundays.
RoYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK &
PHILA.
All trains illuminated with pntsch lights.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and the
east, week days 05, 8 90, 1000 am, 1905 Il rs
all Dining Carsl, 300, sos Dining Carr,
tlaOl night Sleeping Car, open at 1000
t'clock) sundays, 7O5, 90 m. (.l5 Dining
Cars), co. 1905 Dining Carl, lEsoI night.
Sleeping car open 10 m, Ad llilonal trains
TOR IN adelPhia week days, daily, 500 pm,
isunet Parlor Cars on all day trains
TOR Atlantic City, 1000 m 1905 noon. 1915
an 500 pm week days. Sundays,9;OO am.
For Cape May, 1905 noon.
rENcCpt sunday. "Daily. SUNDAY only
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hot ls
49, -e-dences by the Union Transfer Co. ontu
itr~ 'cii at ticket offices, 6l9 Pa. ave, NlV
W. y GREENE, d. b. MARTIN,
'ier Nu.hRer. Mgr Pass. Trade
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
S2d National Encampment G.. A. n.
Cincinnati, OHIO

SEPTEMBER Sth TO 10th, ISeS.-BALTI-
- -- MORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
For this occasion tickets will be sold
at the low rate of one fare for the round
trip from all points on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad east OF Pittsburg, Park.
ersburg and Wheeling, inclusive, good
going on September ard and 4th, and
good returning not earlier than Sept
9th, nor later than the 18th, except by
depositing ticket with Joint Agent at
Cincinnati, between September sth and
9Th, inclusive, and on payment Of lee of
twenty-five (2S) cents, when return limit
may be extended to leave Cincinnati, to
and including October zd, 1898.
Owing to the great patriotic wave
sweeping the country at the present
time, great interest will be mani Tested
at this meeting. Solid Vestibuled Trains
Of elegant coaches, Pullman Sleeping
Cars, Observation Cars and splendid
Dining Car Service. Three through
trains daily from New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington, and
two from Plttsburg.
Getfull particulars from Ticket Agent,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30

SUPPOSE Lafayette, with his
Frenchmen, after the victory at
YORKTOWN, had captured the city
of New York, and left in power
there the Tory officials and the
judges appointed under British au-
thority, what would our ancestors
have said and done2 Would they
have been as moderate IN their re-
monstrances as Garcia was 10
Shatter2
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
Some War Loan PerpIexities

The Treasury now finds that the
small subscribers for bonds, whose
number was last week reckoned at
zoo, 900, will actually reach goo, 900
or more.
This is giving the Treasury peo-
pie lot OF trouble. FIRST OF all,
these small subscribers nearly all
seem disposed to pay for their
bonds in cash, and there is fear
that too much money will thus be
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
i'PR SENTINEL
WASHINGTON. D. c., JULY 80, 1898

JoHN SHERMAN believes that
"Gen. Garcia should have been in
vited to the surrender OF Santiago.
and If he was not, a blunder was
made" II is a blunder that will
not be repeated. The American
people will take care Of that.
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30

PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceIved at the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts, Navy Department, Wash
ington, ID. C., until II O'Clock noon,
August l.. 1893, and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter, to furnish at the
Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c guam
tity OF stationary, ingot copper. pig tin,
slab zinc, white lead, red lead, linseed
oil, turpentIne, Japan drIer, salsoda and
soap. Blank proposals will be furnished
Washington, ID. c.. or to the Bureau,
EDWIN STEWART, PaYmaster General,
U.S.N,
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
A1y. c. II. Treat
Collector Second District,
NezV York, ~ =.

Collector Second District,
NszV York, ~ =.
Fisher & Levy, ofI4s Franklin street.
New York City. have written to this
office under date of July 8. 1898, sub.
mitting a label used on bottles OF Carls
bader Bitters, and asking if thS article
is taxable under the war revenue act
They have been referred to you. Will
you please advise them that bltters, be.
ing specially mentioned in Schedule B,
act ofJune r3, 1898, under the head Of
Medicinal proprietary articles and
preDarations, will be presumed to be
medicinal preparations unless the con-
trary is very clearly shown. and must
be stamped in accordance with the re-
tail price.
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
Deer Park HoteI-Deer Park. Nd.

Most Delightful Summer Resort 0fHe
.AHePhsHieS.
Swept by mountain breezes, 1890 feet
above sea level, and removed from all
annoyances. Absolutely tree from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. On
main line Of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Hotel and cottages, Every modern
convenience Electric Lights, Turkish
Baths, two large Swimming Pools. Golf
Links, Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys,
Magnificent Drives, Complete Livery
Service. Annapolis Naval Academy
Band. Delightful cottages Furnished
for housekeeping il desired) ready for
occupancy June Ist. Hotel open from
June 2Sth to September goth.
For rates and information address d.
-. Jones. Manager, B. & o. Building,
Baltimore, Md. After that time, Deer
Park, Garrett County, Md,
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
STAMPING OF BONDS.

Instructions in regard to stamping bonds of
brewers, manufacturers of cigars. manufac-
turers of tobacco, dstillers.
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30
BITTERs TAXABLE UNDER SCHEDULE b
AS MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.

Bitters will be presumed to be medicinal pre-
parations and taxable, unless the non-medi-
cinal character is clearly shown
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30

Total tal-....--.-..-......... SI,946, ,69I 50
Washington, District of Columbia, IS;
I, A. B. Ruff, cashier Of the above
named bank, do colemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
A. B. RUFF, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before ME
this 2sth day of July, 1898.
q. PERCY McGLUE,
Notary Public,
Correct-Attest:
CLARENCE +. NORMENT,
FRANK P. MAY.
w K. MENDENHALL,
EDWARD GRAVES,
JNO. w. SCHAEFER.
DAN'L FRASER,
Directors.
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30

mfr. Charles Z. .Sabb,
Collector EitIH District,
J
Washington sentinel., 1898-07-30

aUIMUV.ILM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-28
'llebcrtriiit nas Mlonoitc.

Ncrr u. Is. Sbomao pom Waru9
pile, Scras, bat cine w%ertbpollere Gr.
ilnoul9 9emad)t, ais bio pNbin ir
alonpitc 9cmuht wurce. sabre ianC
lit er unldglihe Nn9lt iniol0e Del
AloicbrunS III &%erbincuug nit &lut.
iiuE ulo puroe pollltdnpi0 purd
ain0o'o Dem Siscoperp oeocl
S~hwinp'uht, Nultcn mo Grtdltuno
Ssbcilt. Gr crtldrt, ouB @olo ppr
9eringem &ertbe lit i'm Ter0leidl mil
pieler wunperbNren &ur; miiBtt co
baben, p~cnn9lcid) eS bunpert Collars
per ,Slalhc tplten milrbc. aitbmo,
SronhitiS uno ale Nule mo Yum
9enfrantbeitcn werben poiiiip 9ebeilt
ourh Sr. Sings Neue SiScoperu &c
gen Shwinpiudt. %crlu6silaihen
in ". !. Aoubn'S apotbete. Mesu=
ldre WrcBe 80 Gts, unb 81. Neilun0
.sarantirt uper cas @elo wirp ;uriit
e%ritattet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-28
Nms Der um9e9ent.

Der 26 Sabre alte ,Solepb %ts-
per, Sobn pe9 am ~runo Eate in
I otpilte wobnenoeu FARMERS :.
Nelper, melher IN (eutlhlano pier
sabre lang ais Wtarineioloat ieinenl
&0terluno Sienlte %leiitete, be0ab lid
Ntonta9 9tadmittu8 nit 0impiui9ung
1ctner Glttru nu6 Ct. Faul, I'M BORT
,etne aenntnile ais Scclolpat ;ur
Nerpertbung I'M &rie9e gegen Spa
MEN nn;lbicten.
Ser i'm Conn : t. Glpub an.
iaNtge Derr Matb. wuuS erbielt Die
'er Gage BON icincm in llniontown,
H&1l0., lebenoen Sobn Solepb Die
l(d0rtNt, onB CT IN oiclem oerbit an
g~e9rtncner weiunobeit balber lein
Alelm nit lciner ,Sdmilie nah q.
Nlouo Oerle9en merpe.
Nu9 Nreeport 0e6t ms bic
lto6rtdt Ill, oaB Aocrr 9tid. A0ofert
'ttn 16mieOebonoWert;eu9 Dem Sperm
Ecrnh. Nourren pertauit bat, Der oa
'tlblt loiort cine Shmieoe erri1tcl,
luBt, mdbreno Nerr Notdrt Die 9lb
ltht be9t, cine Gileapaurenbanplung
N NrcCport III etabliren .-Nerr Fet.
Eenoltcn bat ieiu neueS 1&obnbalo
Dem Ncrrn Scbn Slume tdlili6 il6erz
,Oileu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-28
Ncrcins= Nacbricbtcm.

5 2$dbreno Der pom bo6m. Merrl
80. SoneS am Sonntu9 Mor9cn I'm
S ubr III Der NatbcDrale 9ebaltener
arithmetic cmpiingen etlua 300 Dem
,loriteruerein angebOrige Wiit9lieoe,
gemeinl6aitli6 Die Sltertommuuipn.
$ Ndd'ten Sonntag weroen in Der
II. T.. Stride III Ct. Glouc Die Wtit
nlieoer ccs Ct. iolepb lluteritiieun9S=
u~eycino ,lr Sittrfommunion 9eben anb
nd0mittage Die ,iubrcercrlammlllng
bulteN, bel wcld,er wele9enbeit Die
9&abl Der Seamten iilr pas nele Ser
ein9iNbr por0clommcn wirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-28
Treie Yiaen.

Shidt ellrc Nprenc an ~. T.. Euf-
len ~ 80, Chicago, mnp luBt cild)
cine Frobelhahtel Don Sr. Sings
Neueu vebcnepillcn irei ;uihitcn.
tin &criuh miro erh pon oeren Der
cien'ten ilberSeugcn. Sielc Filen
arbeiten leiht unp mirten namentlid)
bel Der &nr 9e9cn (lNocrbaulihteit wnp
trdntem &%opfpeb. wegen Wulario
lno veberleiocn baton Vic lid umihGe
bar crpiclcn. Sic iino @9arontirt ais
p~ollitdnOi9 irei BON iecweccr ihdoli
den Subltan, uuo ais rein pegetabi
lid. Sic l6mdhen purb ibr ySirs
fen ni6t, lonoern gebsn Dem Mta9en
uno ben Ginseweioen Stdrte wno trdi
tisen oao Spitem beoeutcno. Hesu=
ldre @roBc 20 Gts. per S6a6tel.
%ertauit in ". !. 6ubn'S Npotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-28
@%elesentttb Der Montas in y EN-

@elesentttt Der WOntas in y 10
Fa 9ebaltenen ipesiellem
Nabl wurbe nit So Sesen 81 Stim=
men iiir Seraussabuns Der $4,000
Bombs seltimntt, wel6e fur Ginrid-
tuus Der sSaHeuperte lno elettriider
@eleu6tunS psrpenpet peroen loueu-
Bon u d momp 9ebt uns Die
Nahriht ,u, onS bic Nrbeit am neuen
airhenoah leeten Monta9 in Nnsriif
qencmmen murbe .-A0err get Gie=
%renbaulcr bat pon Foltmeiiter Mil-
belm Mieber orei @aulotten 9efanft,
,aui meld)en CT iur ieine Samilic elm
&obnbaus errihten lGBt. -llnter ben
'fIr ben Sau pcs iolipen Stein= NIB
&aditein Observation-Disclosures III
Mi6mono ein0creiNten angebotcn mar
nas bes Nerrn &Grl &ropp pom ct.
Glouo oaS nicorigite, llnp lbm lpirb
oen,9emdB Ser Contract mobl ;utr=
tonlt meroen.
%orlepten Sorltug erl6ienen ole
Wtttolicoer Der VI care Wrope Wuz
iittopelle aui Ben gpettern, welde bic
@ett beoeuten, uno gldrSten pur6iuea
aac In ibren ein;elRcn follen, Die ben
pe~rjdlieoenen Saritetlvzn niht beiier
batter nn9epaEt werper fonnen. Die
Serren Muliter ;ei0ien, DaI lie nift
BIOS nod) Noten bldlen Nonpern aud
nah ridiigem Sinn ein Steater per
iben tornen unp ale erhtetfn mobl=
peroientef Seifall, Der gsmik basu bel
trnSen wprp, baE Die Silettecten oaS
tbeaierlufttee Fublitum Don Weire
@rope redt balo mieoer nit zines Der
arti9en &uuaieiltlln9 er9oRen m@Den.
Sie Aneerien Company bon
Moorbeao, me!3)e III irilberen .sabreli
cine @aseniabdit in st. 6loup ir
Setrieb bielt une Der nahgcla9t lull,
De, bah lie Goncupi;len bate, wieoey
nuh Ct. Glouo suriltiutebren, bat
iih ais fiiroeres Nrtsitsfelo vitle
,yullS erWGblt mt miro oalelblt
binncn &ur;em cine ,Sabrit IN Setrieb
babsn, in Der 20 bis 30 Niunn lteli9e
Nrbeit iinpen weroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-28
Su6lcn's Mruica Salbc.

Slc bette Salbe in Der g&elt iii,
>bnjttWunoen, AblhilriunS @el6wii
yi, SOlSfluB, Sieberwnnoen, ,Sle6ten,
>hrommen an pen Ndnoen Eroits
5cuIcn, NiibncrauScn ulo 6uuliebler ;
NE beilt poiitip lodmorrboipen ooer
ttIne Soblun9 perlanSt. warantirt,
ooB u%ollltdnoi9e :3uirieoenbcit SeSeben
IulrO, ooer oas Gelp miro ;uriderltot
let. treis per S6ohtel 20 Gents,
81 ~pertauien in ". !. Subn's apo
tbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-04-28
OiD,eiam=N acbriebten.

" Setdnntlld welht Die tutbolilde
STRIDE ben ,yrilblinSsaniall9, oas guins
b%liibenoe, liiBbutti9e Wnb lieoerour6
tlun9ene Grpa6en Der Natur, Der
iunsfrduli6en W%otteSmutter Maria,
unb bait paber I'M Mionat Mtai cine
ibrer iinnreihlten unb lleblihlten Nn=
pahten, 81 welden lid poo tatb. %olf
bon ieber 9dii; beionpers hingesoSen
iublt. Sn Der Gat5eorale iinoen bieie
Waianca6ten ieoen Abeno INN bolb s
llbr itatt unp ihlleBen nit Dem iatraz
mentaliiNsn Sesen in sleiher @eiie
Iilpen 81 Sleiher .Seit oiele lh0nen
anoa6ten in Der II. T.. STRIDE III ct.
Nlouo ltatt. &dbrenO pielen Nnoafs
tenlollte einjeoer Hatbolif lib in ieinem
Webete an Die Walent0ni1in, Die So
nigin pes ,S~riepens, wenoen ulo lie
ln'tdnpiglt Bitten, lid iilr ms I'M
balpi9e MISUNDERSTANDING oes ,Srie
oenS bel ibrem %gottliheu Sobne III
uerpenben.
: IN oem Eertnpeu pcs leiper 1nr
Otlttmoh IN lester Mohe 10 plopllh
ulc 10 beitiS crtraltten WtiSr, !. T.
Bauer pom st. Nuou'to lit, mcnn aud
nod feline 10 mertlihe Seiiernl0 einz
getreten, Die nui cine lifere baloi9e
Wenelllng ldlieIen lieBe, bod INTO
nett cine &cnoung ;lrm Eeiieren be
mertlif, ais cine alti ieine ShmGhe
mobltbuenpe Nlbe lih ein0eltellt bat.
Mollen mir boiien unp in 0emeiniu
mem Njebet III eiptt flcber, oOB CT Dem
10 plcle sabre in 10 le0ensrei6er SSeile
i'm Meinber9e oeS Mcrrn thGtio 0elues
lenen, uerplenten trGluten mieoer bic
pole wene'lng 'heltcn mogc.
Ndhlten Samltu9 miro Der bodnp
tie Si'hof Sacob Srobec nuh Mtel
role reilen, woielblt Mo6oerlelbe am
Sonnta9 Morgen in Der pom bp6rp.
Sperm S~ernbaro Nihter paitorirtel,
Ct. TOnlfuiius Stride Elm FontiIicol
amt telebriren llp Die Frepi0t balten
wtrc. Nahmitta0o rlnoet Dor Ser
Sd'telnlegun9 Der llellen Stride Der
Ct. Honifu;ius Gemeinpe cine oroE
arti9e Faruoe TAFT, al melder lid ulle
&creine belu9ter Wemeinoe betbcilis
gen; sur Sbciinabmf al oerlelbe,
linp ale Mdmcr= uno ,Siin0lin9sper=
cine DER neutrality-suspicious. ein9el0
Den. Na6 Der Hdlteinlegun9, melh'
Ieierlihen Ntt ser Sberhirte iclbit
porncbmen miro, mirp Der IN oieiem
Goltntg moblbefdmtr gSccCG,rp. nerr
lint. Offering pom Columbia Gitu,
,Snolonu, ein &ino Der Nohbarooe
mcinoe Weire @rppe, Die ,Seitprepi0t
III pcutlher Spruhc baltcn, mpralli
Der bobm lte 'Nerr Etlhof nod cine
Nnlprd6e IN En9li'h halten mirp.
Auc Nreunoe uno Womcr Der ct. 30
nlIaSils @emelnoe iinO ireunplidit
crlu6t, bel Dem Nrcupenieltc iid in
Mtelrole einitcllen N wollen.
= Nm Wtittpoh III tommenocr $50.
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