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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-01-04
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

men. diplomats. journalists. and men
Of letters. an more or less implicated In
the plot and contrbutory 10 los tragic
incidents and dramatic scenes.
Alfred Drcyfus f. an Alsatian by
birth and a jew. lie prepared himself
Tor "a military career az the Ecoio Poly
technique In Paris. and on his gradun-
ton In ISIS. was appointed 10 a sub
llcutenancy. lie gave special atten-
ton TO the science % artillery, and hia
rise was rapid ny 1859 he had become
a captain In the French army In 1898
he was attached TO the general staff,
being the nrst Hebrew TO hold that po-
sltlon. By this time he had married the
sweetheart of his youth. was the father
OF two children. and had before him the
promise OF a successful II not brilliant
career.
hut preyfus had tho misfortune OF
being a jew, and that itself In the eyes
OF certain Of the baser elements around
him was a crime hard 10 be forgiven
Then. again. he was rtudlous, ambl-
tious. and rising fast In rank and
honors. and. therefore, "a proper target
for jealousy and onylous detraetlon'
Ana 20 It came about that when In ls''
certain hlFh.born and accomplish
ed rnscnls wanted victim on whom
they thought II would be safe to trans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY

cut doom and yvI1n Il eH4H ufv4ft uuf
that he ma committed ruirIta. Tf vy4s
Whispered also that Do was murdered
hy order III d.aprr4ts mon. Who
tnowaP But with thia rorfasaIln ana
suicide. IL gieh DO v1.. OBJ. fII. ,f pub.
llc fooIlnr and belief bUrln d. urH Co..
ward Drryfua. HrI uIHuu Uy.nfa lrIuae
that limo h1va hpip.I ID au.
Tho pendulum b.slr DO swing Co.,.
.wnrd urtIes and IuIr8.rt f,r tba
guilty md tHu guItI..a b. pBafr1. IA
broker I'D pHrIa. VINO Hll I.4I.Hr. with
rlma forward t5
rWuHr that tI. IUrIUr.Hu ttla Iu tbH
har1writIrr of HIa farr.r r4trUr
Other prllfs Hf trIa m4ua yuiHIroua
career pumu up tu Urht rl h|.E HHI
mHt aa Or convince aII Uuf tlu blind
and fHlIu HutIafHr.uFuHHf.Ia tNuf EUtUr.
hngv wan ID coward Id flI.IUur. uHI La
criminal Uf fI. UIHHE.Hf r.rI aH fhHf
Dr.. Id last UDrhHua 90 ,..4ft. IfaurtfH
fIf.. HaI nurH.a fH. .IIuu.I fl IHr.
land. tl Boz bftaI and dr.uI..I both
h.re add thar..
s yuum. would moi Do .ruurH tl f.f
the story uf tUr ulrf p|Hy.I br rIrIa.an
UUWamUUna and Journalistic Iu fHIH lid.
fair. tf tho HutHr. uuI uHr.mItfIus ut.
tHuNH OF mon IIE. Dum.ut ANA It..b..
fort uuln everybody Hu.U..f.I of nH.N.
fuH aymulthI.a. OF tH. H..r.t uuIIUupr
OFF tho urayfua uHI published In
LHcIalr boz 1890. tho na aImia uf Ur
hurIaro1u nHt published m fNa NHuu
ln November Uf that yulr. Uf X1Hfs
letters Iu tho Aururp. and finally. mud
most rUmifkHhIu uf lU tH. uuHII.ltIln
Uf The secret testimony bafur,. tb. uuurt
Uf yaaaitl0u 200 tho TI.IrH IufIur d.
present year ID f.Hf Uf iHruHuIIam
which lHt6uudad Europe and which, ult
oven % heavy Gur WHa sufficient tB com.
cIuIr and suppress.
sun another volume. ana % largo urr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

, dangerous mission 60 the
on o i,, fr1nticr. with the nope that
Iuulsl,n,, rsyDr return
he Mou'N 10 t.,t.rbnzv arose
nut other 9S ,gHs decided to go through
the form of ulAi, ,,iv. evidence
callgu il" '.,..,tnst Eatprhuzy but really
os'. ,.'.,,rs 1 bll own condemnation, fgr
20 ngeNi' "n,tir,. mad docrryd. Est'i-
so lhy MN' united ncc0rlluE Co pro.
hA1y wa, 3p.IIl1rt was again arrested
HiA"', v ,,r,',1B.i.up charge OF torf',y'
on i,,5 s.nt 40 prison, where Doc
cow .''N .tb.r advocate Co undergo
" .l ,a.. ,N1S Emile Zola. the famou.
s',,liis, ito 100. became convinced nt
u,o'y,l ,...,..,...,',, nd an, rxllrd JyS ana ot
thr lnlU,,' IVY tsstgrhazy. Colonel Henry
tne tI''' rsrt of tha miserable crew.
anu w ,,. ,b.s. convictions and hy ah
Stlrlnl w s.nss of the injustice
oyer , n,i''ih," "sn wrought ZoIa wrote
lhal "nN ~, Aurorr which sot France
letter 10 Wv .'.V ia IL hc openly ug-
ln "I ,e.t.lhazy. Colonel Henry, ANA
,uH'01, ,.f4 6f az war office with belng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

dents, Of foul intrigue and vile troach-
cry Of suffering Innocence and trium-
plant villninyof forgery assassination.
suicide. and almost every other crime
and wickcdncss known 10 desperate and
degenerate men. II involves religious
fnnntlcism and race prejudice Of the
most ylrulcnt type. the blind rage OF
Partisan moba and the trcachcrouH cum
ming Of men who have reduced knavery
20 fine art. The dark and dreadful
drama. says a writer In Lcslic'a Week
~, rolling out through ave long years
has drawn into It's fatal web some %
the noblcst names Ia France, has
brought about the overthrow Of 1--WE
French cabinets, driven three men TO
suicide. twelve 10 exile, and many more
to everlasting disgrace. II has Get the
army over against the people and
threatened the very existence OF the
republic Itself. And the end Ia not yet
Dreyfus, the innocent victim Of the
plot. is at this writing on his way back
TO France from his lonely exile on
Devils island. lie Is to be tried again
before new court martial az Rcnnes,
and there IL no doubt that he viii be
acquitted with honor and then, per-
maps. another chapter OF the story Will
begin.
The chief dramatls PERSONA OF this
latest and greatest OF French dramas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

This trial was n farce OF fHrarH. Do lH
now known thnt mod Ia particle uf sr.slI.
BILE proof was uddueod against th. prise
uner. Monsieur Durlmlr-u.rIur. then
PRECEDENT I'd France. h5a I'D ID an
record that only one uuTImluuuug
document was laid before Che iuIruH.
and that has since boon proved ID fora.
cts. Tho thrau chief WIUu.a.eH wore
Colonies Horny. EaiHrhasv uuI pufy
Ja clam. whom rII.puu,ut Dy,Hta HuI
dIsoIusurea have shown tl ta 90 tiIl of
fuouudrHie uf tha Iuauest dyr MOTOR
Tpfalunett. puypruu. Uf iha prison
where UrstfuH had boon confined Uu-
rIHrrI dino ufIalu.r. ID conduct tl fH that
Uf Hu IUuu.Uut mHu DtHufr testified
4. EH HuHI Ufn and lrr.ralHUhtb|s
character. 1905 Iu HpIto uf iH. .ulrts
of nIfHml and HUIH uIuHH.. Tho UlHa
rI.r4f" Htu.ria ia Nf1i4ma Ur.tfla
.HI tD. gitlu and dIeuIU.I mai. .tl.
fl.u. uf IuuUl.U... Yu fH. u4fI ." fHD
4..r..T hIm..fI Ur.yfun NlH found
euIIy If tb. crime CHARGED. ur lu-
recalled Boz tha supreme .IIBry Duuu.
rII hut was mot hooded. Ou January
5th. isu. b. WHr rubueIv I.srtI.i Iu
tha ,Hurt.ynrd uf hu fuuIa NUfuH..
auNsrlur no puuI.umsri hIf,faaf uf HI
flr Ia ..IIIUr fu UaIr. hIH HUufI boiling
bf.t.u and bile uniform t.frl.I a f.ug
v,sts HtUr bv ID srapilf Nw af tho
Tr.nIh chamber. hs yaH e.ntsnu.I t1
Ufs.ImrrIaanmrnt un Devils Island
IT tb. r1l.t nf French ,iuInst. md
v.,u r.ry.y.I fIIfb.r. vffhHuf U.fly
az. 8f human flf..Irbf tH. p4ra
4p,Ip.t Br.yGir v.Hr mos. sfHa.I TH.
gbstit,. Ia barutI.s ,b.u Inform .IIIf.
IA gt.tt DO soon 8ff.r thuf Declared
b. 8ul tbs rlrarIrTtlra hIsh and low.
,t.,,.t.t ft.... 49,. .. f. 'a,.f ff.. uut
Ia ty5. NOD gInssi IND onIy vol bHrun.
'rb. ,,u.b violin bHI frIsnIa rnl
i.y.f ana In Frrrr. Who y.srs Iafsr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

olcw, and IN September. 1885, brought
90 light another discriminating d0cu-
mont known 60 fame os tho bordcro1u.
This bordorcau was Ia the nature Of a
memorandum noting i've military see
crots which tho writer. who appeared
90 be- un army officer offered 60 cone
yoy 60 the unnamed person he was ado
dressing. This memorandum was
found torn in pieces Ia the waste
basket of Colonel sohwurtzhoppen,
military attachc of the German vm-
bassy. It was turned over 10 General
Mcrclor the French munster VI war;
and % handwriting expert was found
who pronounced Il 20 be- the work ~
captain Drcyfus, Major du Patty dc
Clam. TO whom the bordoreau was as
signed FOR investigation, hnstcned 10
confirm this suspicion, and Captain
Drcyfua was summoned before him for
examination. This iuquIsltorial proc
cess was IN secret and nothing ia
known of Il except tho version given
put nt tho time by the relpuhtIblO
patty de- Clam. According 10 this story,
Brryfua tremhlcd ana broke down
when confronted with the alleged
proofs ~ his guilt De clam 80 report
Ell TO General MERCER, and prryiuH
was promptly arrested and taken 10
tho Chcrchr Midi military prison. rms
happened ON october 10Th, 1924,
Two months later DroyiuH was put
on trial before a court-martlal IN fhIla'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Henry ana H. Mcrcler Picard a tool
uf iH clam. have gone 90 their death.
aud others are facing 10 fate even worse
than that liut Tor the traduccd. tho
crushed. the yxllod. the day uf Joy and
freedom is nt hand. For picqunrt there
Huia r.turua tn Paris with new glory
around him. And Lucille DruyfuH, tho
wife, d. soon 40 HeU the hupplrst day u
her lifo fnr the good ship sfaN u even
now bringing her loved mate back TO
France. hacktl liberty, 90 honor and 20
crs ~ truth and Justice the world
around must rviuICr.
A. Colonel Iioluarta last public utter
unDa was the solemn statement that, "
hD were found dead in his cell, and with
ths rHuu uf t.emrruier-p Picard or the
razor of Colonel Henry az his side, Il
would unt ho suicide In his case, but
ul#HHH Iuufluu.
on october go the premier. 81. Bria-
SON. rufHrfpu the affair 90 the Court ~
Cessation fur revision. The cheering
nrWat thut at last Justice with tardy
foot was drtwlng neat lew across the
electric wire 90 Devils Island,
Ou March Ii 1893. the Paris Figaro
BEGAN tu publish tho secret Inquiry by
thH Criminal Chamber. The court IL
coming tp iH conclusion. yot another
minister uf Uur has been sacrificed NJ.
FrUygluUt. thD project NJ. Loplno, gives
tho llr Co General nIuuue regarding
the private llfe 0f nrHyfuH, ten N the
Republican Guard. with four gem
darmus have suilrt Cor Devils Island.
nH 1000 escort fnr brryfus un hlH journey
back o. France. who're De- may De eN-
p.Hted Zoo nrIy, nc thn end of June.
A. tn0 Same time Justice b. not yet
tfIumUnuut The Court NJ Cessation
has had secret documents put before u,
0f which % WINS NOT allowed 90 know
thr origin on amy terms,
What win tho day nj Judgment bring
furthg The verdict NJ the prryfus
court martial viii not be allowed to
stand That o. obvious,
There remain only those two alter
natives lf tho Judges NJ the cour de
Cessation give way 90 the pressure now
being brought Go bear upon them they
vii declare that DrDyfus was convicted
on insufficient evidence. and recon-
mend hls rulanHe, or q new uinl-in
which case the honor NJ the general
stan win be- preserved. or. II these
Judges. na honorable ana brave men,
lfUuIally expose tho whole truth N tho
long conspiracy against Justice rehn-
hUNata thp prisoner ana point out tho
criminals. N can scarcely Zoe doubted
that "a revolution viii follow.
Dc would appear from the events OF
tho llat fnw days that the storm II on
already. aud lf a. revolution Is nverted
W any case 10 viii have been by a very
narrow mnfEln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Ter tho odlum Of their own crimes
Droyfis was selected as the man. Then
began the spinning OF the web " for
Forica. conapiraclcs false accusations,
puriurod testimony trials. mIstrinls.
and nll the rest OF the dark and misor-
nhlo train or follies and crimes, ob.
securing long ego in their extent and
onorm'ty the original onouso from
which the scandal grew. aud bringing
woe and shame upon a multitude OF
people.
EARLY IN the year 1894 spies Of the
French secret intelligence department
recovered lottur from tho office 0f tine
German embassy in Paris which
seemed Go indicate that some French
man was conveying secret information
tp that office. The letter contained
this Hurr.stlyo sentence. cribs dog OF
o. D. is really gntuns too greedy"
The HuIya worked ON this alleged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

The story OF Alfred Drcyfus. tried.
convicted. and sentenced by "a French
court In 1895 on the charge of selling
state secrets TO the German govern
ment. IL one Of The most remarkable In
the annals u the world. The truth u
-, even 90 FAR as now disclosed. is
stranger than any nctlon ever pcnncd.
even by Hugo or a Dumas. II laa
story full Of dramatic and tragic incl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

are the hero Alfred Drcyfua. hls noble
wife, Madame Lucille Droyfus; Bis
faithful friends. Colonel rIcuulrt and
Emile Holl the novelist. hH military
Judges, Colonel sandhorr and General
Mercier and the plottcrs forgcrs and
arch Villains. Esterhozy. Patty dc Clam
and Henry Back OF these stand "a host
of mon,,nd women, many of hlgh aud
some Of low degree generals. states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
DEVILS ISLAND

his leland home, was communicated 20
the court uf cessation, IN Mhrlh thc
French senate passed n bin providing
for "a revision OF the case. Later we
have the good news ~ the arrest ana
imprisonment 100 Paris 0f thn agile rus
cal. du Patty tho confession, lu London,
90 hls acclmplIcs. lhe head villain. l3H-
tprhlzy that hp wrote tho hnrlufriu.
aud last ana best M nll thg decision pr
mo court ~ cessation which practically
declares Droyus free OF guilt, and ore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

friends who have survived the 0hIoquy
and persecution once honprd upon all
Who dared o. stand Tor truth and Jus
upu lu this plHu. As Tor de- clam, l3s-
trrhlzy. ana their subordlnnte9 lu lu.
fanny. MerCIer BuIH. dvffrH and the rest
lll who have not been knlfrl or strun-
rIpd. thHy may we'll bv'loft tp the judy
mont uf God aud their cpuntrymru.
Already Nemesis has UNcrtlkgn some
are gathering f1st around them ull,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

The Famous Dryu Case That Has Set France the Verge of
Revoluion-The Story That Sounds Like Pure Fiction and
Yet is Absolute Truth-No Romance Of zola's Husos Has
Ever Surpassed This in the Absorbing Interest Of It's Plot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23

poiiiycl bier audi nlIi0brli1 I'M 6rill.
iabr tploiiale Ntcngcn pOn 3ugiiItsn,
lid nit Torliebe i'm ieidtsren @aiier
balteno, inter oenen Der Sunfi'1 uno
bic Saroine Die 9ei6dbteiten iino.
Sabruus, labrein. tets I'll oer'elben
,3eit. ia fait auf Gag uno Stunoe, treI=
fen lire uncnolibcn. mad MilliarOen
sdblsnoen t3iige I'M Wittelmcer Elm. Mn
allen Gilltcn riiltet man lid 81 ibrem
Gmpiunge.
Sauisnoe bon Weniten iinoen our6
lie eini9e Wpheu biuourb Arbeit uno
9ernienlt. @roBe tapitaltrlItige 6e=
iellibaiten, ppn oenen Die franSOli'6en
pobl Die be%oeutenolten limb; aber and
unge;dblte min,ise Giiher9emein'6ai-
ten, lie 0lie nebmen nit pollen S1noen
ppm reid geoeften Slide Der 9totur,
uno f1ltt einmal in einem Snhr Der
Sang meni9er giInltig aus, 10 mil''cn
oa unoere 8emalteu lhulo leln. ais ouB
Giner ooer Der 2noere ctlua 81 unbei6el=
Den su9e9riffen bate.
Maleri'he. oit nit 9rcllcn Garbcn
bemaltc Ndus6en. ooblnter ods nit
furtlucr Ndppeu betlCl0ete ,9eltdeu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
Der Ser,og Don Gonnaugbt.

jise Sobn oes jebisen SerSo9s Mfreo,
Der leinerieits betanntll6 Elm Spbn oes
PrinSreoenten gilbert, zines 9ruoers
ocs in 1895 pertorbenen Ser3p9s Grnit
oes 3peiten pon Sa6ien=aoburas
8ptba, uno Der aonigin 9ictoria lit.
Nab benz tpburgiiden Saus9eiebe
mub bic Sbronfpl9e ieBt an ben jim
9eren gruoer oes Sers9s alfreo. ben
VrinTn Nrtbur, SerSp9 bon 6pus
nausbt, ilberseben. er lit nit elmer
preuBiihen FrinHiiin, elmer Sptter
oes I'M Sabre 1885 peritprbenen Prins
sen Grieorih &arl, perbeiratbst unb itebt
9%egenmdrtig I'M 40. Yebenslabre.
Yer SerSog bon ~6onnau9bt lit in Der
englilten Nrmee General uno i6eint
b~egriinoete Nusiitten gu beiiBen, nab
Marihull Mplieleps &iidtritt SOhlts
tommanoirenoer oes britiiden Neeres
81 iperoen. Sb er ireilih inter iotbus
nen gusiiften G~n9lduoer blciben ooer
Serriher zines peutiden Stantcs lpers
Den mill, lit o%orlGufig nod cine Srn9e.
Sm erltcren ,Sdlle pitroe oes Ncripgs
~l6labri9er SObn grtbur erbipl9eberet)=
ti9t in Sa6len=&oburg=6otba weroen.
W09lih mare e. IeoO6 audi. oaB Die
@emablin Oes NerioGs Den Gbr9ei; be-
iibt, in iErem Taterldnoe cine re0ie=
renoe Niirliin 81 meroCn. Muf allt
SGlle oiirite Die gSuDl Oes NerSog@ Don
Gonnuugbt ri6t lang: rerSo9ert merorn
tnnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-23
@artthiirms Der @osvorllsfit)er.

rueltes Die Mtebe ~notboiiritis Dor oen
ierltOrenoen Giniljtiieu Der Witterund
'fiibt, ulf boben Vfablroiten an ici1tcn
Stellen ocs Sosporus erbaut, oiencn
Den Sii6ern ols 99urte uno @pbnun9
in Der ,3eit oes 6Onges.
Sc bobcr man lid jiber Dem MOiier-
ipie9el beiinoet, oelto tiefer taudt Der
Bid in Die 6lutben.
Sag Iiir Sag, audi in bellen Ndhtcn,
iibcn Ole Die @uhe babcnocn Slider
auI Dem hoflten Nuntte oieier Gerilite,
nm mad Den, lid our3 ein bellies &lir=
fen ihon mcitbir oerrotbenoen S0r-
o~ineniij9cn Ou@iuipdben. 81 Elm 3u9
i'll Siht, 10 ]ocrltdnDi9en lid Die Slider
our0 }cider. unO III turSer 3eit iino
cine 2lniNbl Don &Ooten an Dem be'eid)=
neten Crtc ucr'ammcit uno Der sang
nit Dem 3uQnebe be9innt.
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I9uinnloOs bat lid cin mciterer Seer
iilbrcr Der llnion@tru"p3n, brigade
6enerol yopo Q&beoton. nit Hubm be-
oedt.
SoDo g&bCutOn murDe I'M SABRE 1898
IN Slliloi9 gcbOrCn uno trat ais Sc
meincr IN oO3 oOrtige 0tte 6%reilpilli=
gcn=RG9iment Elm. Q&Qbrcno ocs Silr-
gcrtyieQC5 liieg er in Solge ieincr in
elmer NniabI BON Shluhtcn unO Gciets
ten bcmIc'cucn Snpiertcit uno Ieincr
Nerolcnlte bis sum &un0C zines Cher
item ouf. 6llr lcinm StIoenmutb bel
sort Sl0telD wurOe gSbcaton i~citcus
ocs NonQreilcs nod nit elmer Ghrcnz
meouille bcouht. Bel Sbilob cmpiing
cr cine iWroere Yermunoung.
Sn 1866 mllroe SopO 9&Dcuton &upi=
tan IN Der rcguldren %unocs=SniOn
terie. Gr bcthciliQte lid in 1874 an Der
Gutter iten Grpeoition nab Den &ldd
Sills unO ocritanD es, ais &ommnn-
oont ocs Nt%ilitarpoitcns pon Camp Yop=
lar GiUcr, Mtpnt., Die oortiGcn Gotb=
b0utc an Der &ctbeIligung an Dem
9roGcn Observation-Disclosures in Den Sab
rem 1890 uno 1891 gu pCr9inocrn. SIN
lebteren Sabre gum Nialor unO IN 1888
gum GbCrtlicutcnont btr0roert, mar
NhcGtDn Damn .Enltrut:clU tltr .(nfGI=
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ScrNWbtr aus Hirnb.

tin GritouHm c@rreQcHoer &o,ioI
ocr lic) bel Iobn Cljuu non E1jlo
oelpbjo ;I,rug. wjro uoa ibm lclbit
loic rol0t crilhll: $50 oCtOno mid
III cinCm 'hrcouhcu Su)tcnnc. Witluc
%lout mar ioit Gets Die }lu9W lo9cn
tje', cic Ounce Uar bcle2l DER Shmcri
I'm 9}lteu uuo in ccn GCttI biClt an,
'yin 2lppctjt, mu,ot pou SO9 al Eo1
lhlrQhcr. SrCi Ncr;tc 9Oben mid
dui. Embellishments rietD Elm ,Srcuuo
mir, Glcctric Eiltcro VI ucriuden,
lno III melu.r 9roB,u Nrcuoc uno lie
berra'duug erwirttcn tic zine entid)te
oenc S%clleuun9. ,>d ieets oeren We
bruuh or,i 3&odeu lang Iort uno bin
ieet Elm 0eiunoer Wanm. sd weiB,
nan lie m'in %eben rettet,n lno oaS
wrNb zines unoersn Spiers beraub:
ten steiner iollte peridumen, lie III
perluhen. Dur scots. Die Slal6e
III u. !. &ubn's apotbefe.
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Oon TupIlaot nut Eairo.
Sic trunsairitaniihc Sno:Nnrobabn
In rin urncs StaDinm gcrldt.

Cecil Rhooes IN 9erliu-semtimentale srame.
~aelihoatinere mmo s%eiunpe 3seaisrmmes'
pclitit 2ae SutereHe TeutidIamos an
Dem aiaantiideu ilniernebmeu IN jtbn
,Sabrsn hort man oas 3iel iu erreiG,sm.
Dir itmcihelbuite Nuinubnle. mclde
bieier SAGE Der grpGc IilOuirltdni'he
Einar;,.r Iro 'riibere Yremierminiltcr
Der &uptolnnic, 6etil Gbooca, bel
Gaiicr g&ilbclm uuo in Den Diplomatic
ihcn Grclien Serlius 0efunocn bal, 6tt8t
rett tlar, oaB Die oeutite SoIonlulpo=
litit nld)t ppn elmer itutimtntalen Salls
aus 0elentt miro, iouoern BON oerlenls
oen oes ~natinnulen Sntcrclies.
@eniB lit GboOcs, Der lltellettlelle
llrbeber oes berilhti9ten Same'pnritts
mad Dem 9r"anspaul. ais Der ltrupelz
lpieite @ertrcter Der en9liihen &aubpo-
litit fir 0iele cine unlpmpatbilhe Ners
ionlidteit, uno 9eraoe in Seuti6lano,
mo iene etlpas rnihe Sepeihe oes Sal.
iers an ben Yraiioenteu &ril9er Elm
marines 6eiibl Der Stammeaperpdnots
i6ait nit ben tapferen Soeren berppr.
aeruien bat. miro HboDes opn Der
arpBcn Wienee BON porneherein YIlB'
trauen entoe9en9ebraht aber ods pltale
S.ntereiie Geutihlanos in Nfritu pers
lanot baB mar nit ben Sbatiahen
rehne. uno ioroert Dor Nllem, odB Die
emi9e @eritGrfunS oes oeut'6+en9'
lii6en @eaeulabes Elm Gnoe nebme.
Sine itramm antibritiiAe Politit
niirDe i6lieBlih III Die elnSl8e 3mil1en