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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-06-15

hSScSSoT ATT DdVlb mas gone TO
Atlanta on official business.
High patent -four, 90 cents per
sack. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Hams and breakfast bacon, 10
cents per pound. Chas. R. Kelsey
& Co.
ALLoveridge was up here from
Snake river, having business before
the probate court Monday.
County Treasurer AXE has for
several DAYS been on Camas prairie
looking after his cattle interests.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. de Haven will
soon depart from Boise to go to
HALEY, where they will spend Che
summer.
Mrs. Rosenheim is expected to
return home from North Idaho next
week. During her visit at Genesee
she has not enjoyed very good
health.
H. w. Tanner and several other
expert sheep-shearers departed for
Great Falls, Montana, on Saturday
evenings train, to be absent several
weeks.
DR.. Barringee comes to Idaho
from San Francisco where he has
been in the practice of dentistry for
Is years and comes well recon-
mended. In Rocky Bar in few
days.
We are grateful to Joe Helfrich
and John Smith for a generous do
nation of mountain trout. of which
they caught a large number last
Sunday from Canyon creek, near
Marion Daniels place.
The following names compose the
Albion Normal School graduating
class of 1899; Stephen Parke, Al
bion, President; Minnie Tanner,
Mountain Home, Secretary; Mary
Bambrick, Haley; Leander Fisher,
Albion; Edith Howell, Albion;
Maude Kelly. Pocatello; Ora Null
Inns, Bliss; Essie Paden, Albions
Maude Pence, Hot Springs; Hope
Pyburn, Mountain Home.
The American Falls Power pub
fishes notice of the death of Ed
ward P. Fitzsimmons, aged 20
years and a half, who died at Amer
lean Fall on the 4th instant. and
was inferred with tho honors of the
|. O. O. f. at the new cemetary at
that place. MIR. Fitzsimmons was,
since his boyhood, a pump engineer
at various points on the Oregon
Short Line and ran the pump here
in 1892. He was very popular and
we'll liked by both officers and en-
ployes on the road.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

-UNEAU. Alaska. GApf. 1,--The hero
~ one Of tho most psrilous and
psslonsed adventures Of modern
~ times appeared In Juneau tho 9TH
er day ~ unexpectedly ~ though
- had dsepped out ct the sky. His story
q well known To the miners OF Alaska.
taa1 has never been III print. Henry Tib-
ST and hiG partusr. Angus Mccullough. an
osed Scotehman. LETT g.. PAul April -.
~ intending 70 travel through the great
Northwese territory to the North Pacific
ocean, ucet e the way on foot. For near.
~ TIRES years thsy lived on their gurs and
Aah nets, and after enduring terrible
haSdshipA finally reached the gtickeen Tiv-
Or. October Z. 1874 narrowly escaping an
Other winter In tho black wilderness. Tib-
tn, Nhen he started out. was . strong
young man a years Of age. "Hut II II an
N wind that blows nobody good" for on
this trip Tibits discovered the noted Cas-
mar placer mining district.
Times too numerous to rernsmber Tibfts
and NcCuIlogh were saved from perishing
~ starvation. II seemed only by the hand
81 God. Arrived II Great Save lake. thsy
concluded that the noet feasible way TO
~ through would be by following the wat
er courses. ga they decided to leave their
pack horses and nearly al their supplies
at the LAKE. 20 BE- taken bark. laying In
ouly 4 plentiful supply Of powder and lead.
10 uneTyfngiy and ecossoen.cxiiy Was this
used. that. strange 10 telnts, they had
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

ammunition left four summers later. when
they reached the Bt!cksan The next spring
Mcculloxh Was loft 10 do on sand5ar of
the Stickeen by another partner he had
taken up with In Victoria during the win.
ter.
nut tho strangemt part Of the whole story
IL that for two OF the three years they were
together IN that vast wiIdsrnsss, Tibi's
and McCuiioGh did MOI spssk 20 each 9TH
or. The old man became cranky" Tib-
tn stood Il patiently for months. but such
conduct could have only one result IN time,
and that was the cstrangcment of the part
nsrs. This happsned. and nishs and day.
for tho remaining two years Of their aw-
ful struggle across the continent. they
avoided looking each other n the face ana
never spoke . word. II seems almost i'm.
possible that two men under tho crcum-
stancss In which they were situated could
make progress without communication,
but the fact that they got through II tho
hest evidence that they did. II one shot or
shared a rabbit he would clean II. cut II In
two down the back and hand half 20 the
other, n one found tho wood and built .
IRE. the other, without word. would cook
the supper. For while they had q dog.
upttl one day ne went on 10 hunt and
never returned. lie Was probably eaten
by a wolf II one kicked the dog the other
.rstaed him and consoled his injured feel
inn. Men often sleep together under the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

blankets IN cold climates fes additional
warmth. They slept apart.
. 80
~ ne nrst ssason they made ~ miles
down the Mackenzie river, which
rises In Great Slave lake That win"
ter they were ~ one time on the verge
OF death from hunger. ~ the mouth Of Z
very Email creek which ran out of q small
lake TibitA stretched 4 nsh net. Mccullough
tried 10 discourage him. saying he did not
think there ware any nsh there. The "a.
tor did not look like u. he said. Nsverthe.
less Tfbits sct tho net. and they went
hack - camp 20 spend another nisht AL
most sicepiess from hunger. This was be-
fore tho time came In which they spoke 10
each other no more. Neat morning they
rushed down 10 the net together ~ soon ~
II was dav. when II was landed. nine b'x
white nsh we're nopgina ana 9ssptng pris.
oners. Tibhs says he tossed one ~ An.
aus. who without waiting . moment csit
On the tail Win his knife and devoufed n
right up 90 tho head. lie did not say he
did the same thing or not. hut the infer
ence IL no ava. They caught mora nsh
each night. 4 hole was duE and filled with
water The f1sh we're thrown IN. the wa
ter frose into sold leo, and thus the nah
we're KEEP, during the remainder Of the win
ter, Whenever they wanted fsh they went
and chopped them out ~ the tee
Al one time during the second winter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

reg wsss ssAsss1 - suea seseses ssss No.
aws ~ osA - h~e1s al zee shsns sN1
aevcarsd thew reess 40 sssDs sains my
yrcn sSs uAessnse sAsx esups wss ~
ne Lard river - peass vsves. sn1 fbea 10
shat sssee@ - Deess iaoa Even ~ -
sovefy Of susd did scs besaa she slleeee
ssumssed upcn the gssd- s~svsrg svsvsl,
ana today one % the cseshs. th0sseh verh-
ed cut. ssHl bears the name II ntsss Green.
D~ase iahs - NJ fas ePo0 she minee
Nome Cinnamon ere woshine there yee.
though for pears era yesss the cs~s>es hos
teen abandoned ~ white Ven. THE cbssas
men are said 70 10 masins vsses.
80
IN the vicinity ~ she l4hs fndtaus se>a
them that white men we're ever oa ne
esicksen river. ana gave them the
landmarks ~ the srsIi They finally reached
wsanGel. whore they parted. They ssvs
separate pssssses 10 victorse 10 stena sn~
writer. having tshew cot soHs scid. oid
MctNaioeh let shs cat out 81 the beg sbset
the new strike while intoxicated, snd tn~
neat spring zane the stampede 10 cas-
star. from which ssvsfsl misjtous of Ooh
lars we're taken out. II Was o. ms GAM
pede that on Mccallcsh wee isfs 10 als
alone.
Henry rfs,s IL ~ years oIs now. Ma
would not 60 estensveiy inse scsstis ~ tss
psfleve Trip across The eoatinsnt. - he
has an itea ~ getting somebody ~ write
= book abou, ~ sane day. whereby heth
may profit We IL ovt from Dswscn, whers
No has . claim on Hummer seeh whics ne
thinks q god one.
Trbsts 10 nov In seattle. He wiif remain
there awhile with fyisnds aaA Sslstlvea
aad then a. 10 itst Springs. Ash., for the
benefit ~ one ~ HE hsees, which IL -
weAh - 10 make II VERY dMcuIt 10 wsin
when he walks he gee ffam side 20 side
Hke q dFunken man. Tibtss Ald veil -
tho cassIss. Ne teoh gN esrsidefsbls
gold. and ansiiy Get up . Store lie zee
% essy going. generous. end Gped-nss ufsf =
~ M 10 10 this dav~-that men took sdvsa.
taae Of ". aad In time ~ found . com.
Portable fortune greatly reduced. The oid
nan sad - have been . miner and
mounlaineer thifss-ohe years rsope hsve
different kinds ~ fevers. There h sne yei.
low fever, The hind " fever that rises out
of Tire around ~ Dawson, s0d other fevefs
hut the gold fever b The worst of ell, zoe
have 10 de 10 cure a."
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- Nm rrcsress s~sns ~s1~ ~ ~
.rnfvsv0ty - WssNse9ss. 20
pevnsps. msye svfd<rt n srs
college ~ ~1gsn~ersnH man ~
snv nsAsr fspsrme~f Wn4e
shts cesleGs hss sxsst~t psfsf~ -
= e~vssfr ess~rs. me 10 prse-fessiy fhe
Hrss v~sv. sed sfe~esy tNs r~snffs sNsw
thar N ~ss s~msshsre rally rs~s~s -
thss sssss. wh~vs fre-s . We fesd fsF
yssne men Intending - Ssnew <uen
esrsss have sesn forced - % Ees "
"a stamford snd ire University ~ calf
fsrris foe The neeessnsv tssanfne
Tbe nse eoiises 81 No university ~ss
nov eve them - eeos 80 sauan6Iae ~
tbs line 80 snv stnsr INSTITUTION - fNs
ensss " ssvss - . tssNs nswesv. ~ro
esonos sHsrs 10 - cwssd~ ne ~sss ~
opportunity - Get . fho@rwph Nre~f~fxs
~ sftner mining. e'setf.Asi ~ ~fvH 81
ssnesnns THE namher % STUDENTS r~wsxs
tssed IN he roii~e~ lndicst~s fusf inc go.
pie IN ssneval appreciate the rev aepsrss
ufe
The college, 70 svsded INTO 'nrse sepsrs.
n~nss mining. ~ecfriesf srf cfvii. unsfrf
The dissctlon ~ pfnf LYONS Praf
Thomas Doubt snf pfsf A ~ fuller.
respectively They sre sessted NJ two
Wsss~o Uepsvsm~wx
The minins Department - veil sowsrpef
with 100 ssssv Isborssarf~s icsese4 y
q spsrsfe building ~ fhe rear y M
main buiidins which havs rrrentiv neen
sverhsuled snd furnished with the re-
v,isss implements Tho "ars sssevfns
laboratory hss accommodation for eiefs-
teen studeafs and eontsfrs hffrs fur
nsee for cosg, ~gsh doahfs nuA1~s \
ss~pisns continuation furn.re for rrtyefhfs
81 MIn ~ So, -
tine. snd sssc. several wind fvvne~es for
chavccsl The lsborssorv hss 80 own
fncR erushsr THE vet sssyfnw lsNoF4
stefy FOR ina rsfsd denomination ~ oree
hes accommodation for sixteen Tufents
10 supplied with ess snd water md 10
~s,i equipped for - particular WORK be
tween the two laboratories there sre two
Instance rooms esch sic ~ Twelve sns
supply rooH ire courses IN s~svfn1
beein In pscsmter TIVE textures IN min
inc continue throuenout fhs yesr An
exhaustive course IN metsliursy - ring
oH~ysd some new apparatus wil be need
Ell for this WORK
prof Lyons. ~ the mining sepsrsmsns.
10 a stanford graduate, whs came - the
university q yesr seo H~ evpre~ea him
self ~ arsatiy sstieeed WITH the progress
already MAIDS fourteen students are
working for the mining desse snser hlfn.
ara IN addition ~ this. theirs ave nur
ber n freshmen and sophcmofes N nis
classes, Who expect 10 seke their ieeree
Ete~tvt~ss ENesNeevswe.
Ths electrical engineering Department
Under Pref DOME. has started Gus IN an
encourssins manner There sre six stu-
dents IN the advanced courses. bcsfSss four
who are doing post ersdusts wofx and y
number N freshmen and sophom0fes WIN
intend ~ work for me fewree Theirs are
more thsn fwic~ - many STUDENTS enrolled
IN thIs department sc there were \ yasr
ago ~ 10 becoming crowded for RON A
iarse laboratory IL needed for those pursn-
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fnx ~ $780, soH 1xow er~eNsww -
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wis NO pruurewef - ~s~x sr~~w ~~&4 .
vssw - - c<Hr<t~xf ~ees<<<~r. ff~~~v .
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Pr6f Ftfsf~~s cssss~x . go fsvs 500 -
ths orsertx&sso~ su4 rse<N~44 = ses ssss<
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sHtisf<8 ssfH ~ f~~sfNnneNs& - 49, 80
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CAST Lpspseaa nssssse.
fees Thae . rssoeV@e0 Wes
DsewaeM % sAe neeeUe Storm.

feoS Thoe . eesoeV@o0 Wes
DsswseA - she Neeess Storm.
Cart t.undbess, . nshevmso who iivss
IN Q cabin near the mouth of the buwssn..
!sh river, u uiseinf The isst seen ~
~ LEFT 4,pswcf,h . bung's dors "a n.
To- his home fss,srdsy his disappear.
tiis wife y si,sIs II ,ns a. 1s'nas.yrs dory
vailed ~. s:- :" *. sn M d. srss 's a. ss .s
Srown~d Mrs TvnSbsrs ssys sss nus.
hand wac . man of steady k4bits and pot
Inclined 10 dstnk, ue Was perfectly sober
when ne LETT AinsWurih = bu0n's us
hss = wife and three children
TWis WINTERS FuHs.
THIS season shows usny rev and az
tractive combinations and styles In fus
garments, They are more fascinating
than ever before and Just a. sure a. n
old 10 In comfortable, useful end dur
able, ", rstkovtts. the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fufftef, II thorouahly posted IN this lire.
faii and sec atm Marion street. between
First and Second avenues
THE orchestral Regina IL the latest In
music boz construction. n plsvs forty
minutes has automatic TINS eksnslna
mechanism. and IL made with OF without
the coin dot attachment ffsar II free ~
sherman. clay b Cos. stelnway dealers.
80 SECOND avenue.
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TACOMA hand, Madison Park. to-day
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snofhsr fe9srswsnf - 80 grfa~~ese4
nsssirn sspsa ssfvmnreremf 80 AsM~y
rsss = slrsvst Itrs~tHeF sup - - ~sre~A
sous TORS - w - ~ e~mar -
hbfsrisr He - ssesrss . $50 seeasev
- vsfuat1e rg8bAcssssfs ~ ~ 4Nrxew -
prs~ftesfly ~ ce~s ~ ITO FNswsv ~N9~my
- gfraf M ssfeitfrw So enn ~saf~ HN
Hhfs~y fnsf 1wfne - lsrh - - 80 ssesfs-
lee. r6snv 8erks eHHnrf - ssegs tfeNV
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fr1s ~ re- lntsr~ssfrw frs1~ fe=~rfv -
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knssricsn tewfsn sorf~fv ~esav~fs sgfs~s
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geo1oRicss s6efsfys r1NnraF6ne - e@4N
tsna ffsHorfcaf snefssv eamps~ge as4 y -
pnssff atfers - ~ trfvSrsffv - wssw rsrv
puf1IsestIcns - ne eeeisses sa~ve9 y ~sv
Jersey. New YorE Hsrfefxv fesss Msn4
eas Missouri WfsrcHsfn fafn<a4 fssff<~
nls. Minne~ots fnffaas oyr~r0s ses rm3~A
- xhieb ~fl - ~ fr@ rsnw sFuast~ 80
<fstarce 20 no rDcfsS5cR1 sfH4eHt4 srnz
cesffns4 - re FNrfsesy~ f%tsfs
~ f'hHsdeipnfs sfshs vefsrn1 80
afowYe ~ ne ~~w YErw smfA
~ library. gubHe~for~ - ~ ssesesv ?
fss kfmy = ~ c8nbsrfsr4 grotsssfn<s
~ the tneri~an fn<fass = freNftAesses.
documentary Hl~5ry srf arr1ef rNfnrf -
10 minister = afwraffsn ~ 1wsnr r4~wsa
n fwerty re- vsYurnrs satf asfsnN - -
western Rss<rvs pr8rfsn seefssy ~ ~
fsuYafS fflstnffesI sseNf~fY go . ~ 49,
fafe @ncfefv - wataruf stsenrDs r4gsfs se8f
Survey ~ ctnefN rnfsifteffAms - - -
rfefy - r1lowfsf rlsrsNs
Tnoss 0fven srA 1sIf ~ . fAs r4HpN
important sffffi0rs - 80 fN~4ry rfev
srn costly. efaNyrsFe hrsN@ wsHrv ~ fNe~N
NeaufITufiy nrnnr SRI frf1wpr - -
printers arf
fefrv ne posffefa~e sr4 str~ew1A 80
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This $45.00
Range
70 BE GIVEN AWAY.
It's the "Stas Estate. 4"

10 shade 81 the hest rolled steel,
with hsnasomeIy mtcksiea tvtm-
mtnss, N patent arssxht regulator
controls thr heat q" y mtc~tyI the
0ses are asbestos ItWedI tho oven
doors are we'll bsacedi u 10 the
rieas~ss and most economical vsms~
In the woriA today.
We have = completes Itne Of siscs
for private home. hotel az st~sw,-
boat use and rs0 give yea the
names ~ hundreds os people who
are WsinG the star Essstc aud like
II.
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THIS WtNTNWa Ftfua

TACOMA hand. Madison psfk. today.
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CARPET
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
meusel ,.no oas saus eobemsOuern.

Nidt INNER fat Nbplf Men5el Ii9 bon
@eiten beS 8erGiner 9ofes Der 8ertb@
f6dBung %erfreut, Die ii9 in Der ibm unldrgit
perliebenen Qus5ei9nung aus1pri3t. Gon
ibm na6eitebenber Seite peroen Der IS. s."
mebrsre feline @piioben aus feiner &iintler@
Iaufbabn er3dblt, bic bepeiien, baB es au9
fir ben nMaler Der 9oben5oaern" Soften
gegeben 6at, in benen i'm bieie re4t rngndz
big bebanbelten. @ie man ipeiB, berubt Der
eigentbimli4e unb fefelnoe &et5, Den ietn
y6l0tencon3ert" fir uns bat, auBer in Der
g%enialen @barafteriitit audi in Der 9eI4;fz
ten unb malerif4en @eiie, nit Der Men3el
bic &efsre Der &er3en in benz iont ni3t BED
beleu9tsten @On5ert5immer gu peripert6en
~beritanben bat. Die @iebergdbe oes bon benz
&er5enf9ein berborgerufenen 2thteffettes
ma9te ibm 5usrf piel S3ipieri9tetten; nm
nun Ti9 einen re9t 9~etrelen uno naturli9en
@inDrud gu perf9offen, ri9tete er an oas
9ofmarI3aGamt bas @efu9, auf ietne So
item bas bstreffenbe 3immer in SanSipuci
nit @a9sfer5en gu beleu9ten unb i6m gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Ousu tommt nod in 8etra6t, oaB 9ez
rabe pd6renb unierer magereu Su1re
9euti9Ianb fette Sabre bate. Hun lahe
man a6er in Oeutf9lunb einen Riidf4la5
fommen, Der BON pielen i9arfen 8epb1A=
tern 1@on felt Ginger 3eit OertiinOigt miro,
uno 9lei93eitig in unIerem 2anoe einen
WebieG gum 8eferen eintreten, Der
fi9 ia audi f9pn Doa3pgen bat; uno Die
Nuspanberuug ipirb Iofort pieber 3une6z
men; ie mag binnen tpenigen Su6ren piez
Der Die 3iffer BON 1892 errsi9en, Tie iogar
ii6erfliigeln.
9eutf3lanb's 8eoDlterung pd9t nit
ieoem Sabre; bos bsutI9e 8olt lit Elm gez
iunoes uno fru9tbares 8olt, Oas ni3t ale
feline &in0er inn eigenen Qanbe ernd6ren
tann unb Iie bd6er fortpd6reno an anrere
a6geben muB, ie an polen unb Sis6en5iirz
gen, an llngarn unb SStalien, an @n9lano
unb Srlanb unb in bieiem S%abrbunoert
6auptid9li6 an Nmerifa ubgege6en bat.
90 pirb es au9 6lei6en. @enn bic
Snoutrie Oeutfdlanos na9 Der 9aIt Der
-leBten Sabre ettpa8 berf9nauft unb NaIt
ma4t, iperoeR SauienDe BON Nr6eitern gez
5tpungen fein, ii9 i'm 4usGanoe nm 9erz
bienit um3ufe6en, unb penn Die Igrarier
erft 6egreifen tperben, buB ibnen Der pOm
Snoutrialismus uno benz mobilen &apiiaI
beberrf4te. mpOerne Stat ui3t ben ge=
piini3ten S3uB gepd6ren fam, nod nil,
oann tperben fOgar oieIe beutl9e 9an6=
pirt6e ge8pungen fein, %auf8upadsn unb
aus5uDan0ern.
Sic perben uber ni9t na9 8iaoti6au
uno ni4t nub 8amerun ober Situfrita gsz
Zen, audi ni6t na9 ben Ga plataldnOeyn.
fonbern bortbin, po9tn f6Dn t~auienDs ibrer
Sdnosleute borber 9e3Ogen iinb, no tie liebe
8etannte unO 5reunbe finosn unb fe it4
unter 2anosleuten fuit 10 gemiit6IiA tpie
in Der alten 0eimatb einri6tsn tUnuen, -
Nmertta!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Die s6tpeia i'm Mei4staa.

l1nlGngit i6neiFte Die Debate in oeut<
f9en 8sidstae pI0bIi3 auf bic S6laei5 ab.
Der gentrumsfi6rer Or. 2te0er Ell
flGrte nGmli9: er babe nit Der Triiber bon
i6m getbanen NeuBerung: uSn Der @6pei3
laufen bic 80nigsm0rber fret berum,"
bur6aus niht bic 99nei3 beleib!9en rbsr
lire eeIebli6en @inri9tungen berunterieBea
moQen; tpenn er btes 6iermlt an oteler
@tele ausfpre6e, 70 miiiie er aber anbererz
Ieits bic 8ritit %3uriidpeiien, pelAe ~etn3elne
S9mei3er 8ldtter feiner &eOe gu She'll
merben lieBen.
Ser conIerbatibe 5i6rer 8raf 2imz
burg @ttrum be5ei9nete 6us Mpt@
re9t, nie es bic S9pei3 ausi6e, fir
bic gfa9baritaaten gum minbelten als UNI
bequem; es lei bebauerli4, OuB bic Nnti@
dnar6iten> @pnferen3 in Rom feire prdttiz
I6en @ori4lGge gu osfen @inf4rdntun9
gema6t babe.
@oaialifenfibrer 8ebe1 aste: bic
@9nsia babe leiOer bas Niptre9t Y6on
6sbeutenb eingef9rGnft; bon bteiem hGtten
iibrigens ni6t nur Nnur9tten, 5o5ia1titsn
unb onbere n2iberale", fonoern befanntet
MaBen audi 6iirften f6on 9ebrau4 eez
ma9t; es lei baber gar niht peife, 9eeen
bas NiplreAt Der S@pei5 gu agitiree.
v8ielei6t brau9en Sic es TpGter einmal
fel6ft", rief 8e6eI ben Serren 2ieber unb
2imburgzS tirum gu.
2eBterer perbiB it9 ben Nerger. 0o6
2ieber beounfte fi9 re9t i6On fir bic
SiirTorge 8ebel's unb meinte: sr fir feline
perfon osr5i9te auf bas QipLrs9t Der
S3pei3; menn es i'm b%eutigen Gtuat nibt
me6r gebe, Oann tperoe er Iub i'm Se6el'I9en
3ufunftsitaate elmer 8e1erungsfoIonie 3uz
peiien, lafIen.
Mit biefem @artasmus 2ie6ers geaen
8ebeG bate bic 8erbanblung iiber bic
@9peta Elm @noe. Nqen rs9t ma6en
fam es eben Niemauo. Sem gonIerpatipen
in Der @eIt iibt bic G9mei5 gu bel N1Dlz
rs9t aus, ben 8aoitaliten gu penig. Oas
Redte liegt uber gepObnli3 in Der Mitte,
unb 10 lpiro bic S4pei5 pobl 9ts9i babeu.
sic eepd6rt politii9 @erfOleten Elm ftdn<
biges Nfpl, penn tie es ni9t miB6rau@ea.
N6er mDrberif9 dnge9aubten Mnar6iiten
entsiebt ie oas AfpI, aumoI iett Der auf