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The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15

Iy MEN of means could bs induced to csms to the Warren Mining District and
 investigate the opportunities there ase hsas for the placing of capital.
 many fortunes would b saved that have been. and Ars nov, being. squan- dsfsd in fruitlsss search for other for.
 ttnss in unknown and unexplored re-
 ions. The old adase that the green pastures are just over there" is the isnis fatus that has. lursd many to des
 junction. and will lead many more in the same direction. Bisbse has ono mining cenpany---the Copper Qusen--that has demonstrated its faith in the great value of the hills in this district by years of continuous, labor Hundreds of thous- snds of dollars have been expended by this company, but their reward has been millions in return for the thousands ex. pended. They had, in tho beginning of their work here, many discouraginy features to meet and overcome, but with an unfaultering faith and an energy that would not be crushed, they surmounted them all. and today their properties in this district are numbered among the big producing copper mines of the world, and with the same enterprise in the future that has characterized the past. the Copper Queen mines at Bisbee, Cochise county, Arizona, in very few years. will head the list of big producing copper mines in North American
 While this company have large and val
 uable holdings in this district, there are many other properties here that, with development. would undoubtedly prove as valuable, which only awaits the magic touch of capital intellioently ap. piled to yield sbundantly of their srea, riches. The opportunities here for safe investment, with an almost certainty of quick and continuous retuSns arc of the most encouraging Then why ssak in strAncs lanSs'for opportunities2 To do 50 hardships untold awaits the searcher after gold. In the north all the terrors of friGid climate arc to bs encountered; {; to the south the almost unbsarable heat M tropical san is to bs faced every day, where disease the mos: virulent end fatal are sure to attack. while here all things eosdacs to ths comfor. and profit of the investor. It is not the airoaor in tent of TNB Ons to attssspt toboom this canp-.hatia unascessasy, in due time it will boon itssli~ ~nsithsr do we desire ts eSassesate in she slightest pArticu
 lar, bss sinsply to state . patent fact that, for copper mining, the Warren Mining District. Coch,se county, Ari. soRa Territory, offers as great, if not greater, advantagss to the man of means, who dss,rss to embark in the business of mining, than any other copper dis tsict on the Pacific eoast, if not in North AnsSica, and we are Lot alone in this
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LONDON, Apl 30, 1895. ,

(Letter.) LONDON, Apl 30, 1885,, c. S. CLARK, Eso.:
 Dear Sir :-Yuurs of the 29th inst. duly to hanh, which accept my sincere thanks, My stather says his brother, William Arthur Harwaod, will sba 54 years old next October, born in tiesing. ton, Parish of Slimbridge, Gloucester shire. England. Fatner's nauie, A, thur ; mother's, Dereniiah. Height not known. IwOuld judge from ms broth. er's.he w,uh be 5 iuot 4 0, 5. AS you neIrti Oned.
 Ii you can secure his adite,s for me to com municale with him wall try and repay you.
 Trusting am not putting you to any inconvenieiice, wul close wi.n best wishes and regards. a
 believe me. yours respectfully,
 HENRY SAITH HAYWOOD. ,.
 Tecumseh House. .,
 London, Ont. Canada.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15

ON another page of this issue we print in full the letters, data, etc., that have been prsssRto1 to the board of super visors as protest against w. A. Har- wood as county assessor, on the grounds that he is not a citizen of United States. We publish -4the papers without com. ment, simply to show ou~ readers the petition in which it pIaces the board of supervisors. It was an unlerstf'ol fact between both parties that the assessor elected by the people should be appoint ed by the incoming board "t sup4rv,s. ors, whether. they be either d-n erat,r or repvblican. It has now beenmhsrS.d that the present board of supervisors arc trying to 60 back on this unterssani- ing and appoint another person other than Mr. Harwod. Such is not the case. The board of supervisors wdl ap rMnt HarwoOd county assessor, provided he proves himself to be & citizen of the United States, which the papers pup
 lished elsewiisr are in:line,l to p ove 'otberwi 6. I'll. ORB agrees with the bosni of supervisors ss well as :he citl sene of the county that, Mh. tisrwo h shouh be appointed to the ofiic", as il was the will of the pesple, expressed at the polls last November, that it be so !; at the same time if he cannot positively prove his rights as an American citizen, he ls not qualified to fill the nif @.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT.
M. A. No. 675.-Survey No. 128O. li
 United States Land Office.

M. A. NO. OtO.--NuIVcy NO. AZ0O.JS
 United States Land Office.
 Tucson. Ariz., October 24, 1S9S Notice is hereby given that in pursu- ance of the United States Mining Laws that August Baron, whose postoffice addEess is Tombstone. Oochise County, Arizona, has made application for pa tent for "State of Texas" lode, fifteen hundred feet Q500) bearing gold, sill yer and copper. covering 710 it. of the "State of Texas lode in a direction N. S1 deg. 37 min. W. from the dis covery shaft and 79O it. s. S1 deg. g min. F.. therefrom being In all 1900 it. in length, and surface ground GOO it. in width, situated in the Huachuca mountains, Cochise County Mining District. Arizona, as described by the official plat herewith posted and by the field notes on file in the office of the Register of the United States Land District, Tucson, Arizona, as follows, viz:
 Beginning at COT. No. 1. a pine post ; ft long. f ins. square. set 12 ins. in the ground. surrounded by mound of stone. scribed 1-12SO s. of T.. from which U. s. l.. NJ: No. 1924 bears N. 31 deg. IS min. w.6106 fl. No other bearings available. Thence N. 8 deg. 10 min. F. ROO it. old location mon. of .tcre. 600 it. to cor. No. ?. a pine post ! ft. long. 4 ins. square. set IF ins. in he ground. surrounded ba mo-nd of Srone. scribed 2-12S0 S. of TT So boar- ings available. Thence s. S1 deg !TT u!in E 1!cG it. to cor. No 2, m oak
 ost. +E: ft. long. 4 ins snuarc. set '" 'ns in the ground. sUrroum'ed by nsound:of stone. scrifa,! 3-1"Sn 2. of '. No hearings availnD'o. TheTr, s. s deg. 10 min W. 3NC rt o'd location sN,Np of slonc. Na'O ft rN car. So i. ' nine post 5 q long, 1 i'm. s"uHre SCI ;6 inS In the ground, surrounded by mound of stone, scrihcd 4-l2S0 S. of T No bearings available. Thence \, Sl .,.e. B min. W. I50O 1t. to cor. No. l. tho place of beginA.ng. Variation. at all rorners 12 deg. 20 uiln. K. ThsS claim ccnt,ins c9G6 acres.
 This claim embraces Tn T. Fl &, R. 2l F.. of the G. and s. R. E. EnIM' when the public land surveys arr ex. tended over rhfs section Of country
 The location of this mine is recorded in the office of tine Recorder of Co, chise County. on page 5Si, book II. re- cords of mines.
 This claim Is bounded on the west end by the "Nlausur" lode, claimant c. S. MauSur.
 Any and all persons ciai-ning "d. vcrscly my portion of said lodes '. mining ground are required to- file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land office. at Tucson. in the County or Pima. during the G0 days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statue.
 EUGENE J. TRIPPEI., Register.
 Firs, Publication Nlv. 25, lS9S'
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
COPPER E KING
 M, South B.s5ee Copper Mining uld IoW|Ble
 Improvement Co. CAPITAL STICK $5,0O0,000 Non 4 SaSc h1> and rorrv;n, m De-
Non-Assessable and Carrying no Per
 sonal Liability to the Holder

The group of mines recently purekas. cd by the South Bsibee Copper Min ing and Townsite Improvement Comp of this copper basin. and extend from the top of the mountains on the west to the center of the basin on the east. Few people have any concep- tion of the ore bUdies or the unlimited amount of mineral that lies In this basin. The Copper Queen Company has been opera ting here for eighteen years and are down only 800 feet, simply because they found sufficient ore between there and the surface. tO keep them In constant operation. It is said by parties who have the opportun. ity to know. that they now have sulfl- cient ore In sight to maintain their present output for fifteen years with. out having to sink another foot; and what iS true of their property must be true of this company's property when developed.
 The stock books cf the above com. pany gre now open for subscriptioD aud limited number sf shares are of. fered at TWENTY CENTS per shase. No applications for lees than 100 sharea will be accepted. Applications for stock or copy of the prospectus ts bs made to ...
 PETER JOHNSON,
 Fiscal Agent. Bisbee, Arizona.
 Every dollar of the proceeds from the sale of shares of stock and from the sale of the company's town lots and blocks which we estimate will bs a large sum. will be invested In slnk. Ing shafts. development work. the erec- ton of hoisting works and modern smeiters. and all necessary improve neRts, to make this enterprise success. full in every way. We can deliver our coke supplies directly from the rail. read cars te the smelters; and can also deliver our bullion directly to the cars. We have no Ealaried offlcers- hence every dollar will be used for Ae- vcloplng the property of this company. The books of the company will be open for inspection at all times. and at the annual meeting of the company, full and exha ustive reports will be sub. mitted to the stockholders. for ths'r approval
 This corporation Is composed of prae. tical business men. Upon request Sf parties, we will. with pleas- ure, submit evidence to slow that cur claims are modest. in view of the re. markable indications and possibilities of this property.
 PETER JOHNSON.
 T. E. ROWAN, Treasurer. OfHiee No. nryseR Block. Jtcs An
 selcs, CalfeorHss,
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LONDON, Jung It,, 1 a.

LONDON, Jung lit !, 1 ,o5. A. L. GROW, EsQ.:
 .Llsar Slr:-iuurs duly 10 h..ni h 8th inst. l am afraiI aa s,v.n, You gentlemen iot of troabla. ". A. liar. wOoi's father never Was ih tn. U. ,S. l coui,ino, give you any other ad ress tor he i,as ever lived Unl, the same as yours It Is possible he might have ueen . sal. Tor or cab,n boy, !or he mai n, .ther way of coming ou !, excepting wor~inx. We did not hear from hin lor l5 7 ars after he left. Trusting the will find hin, will slose wti, gind re. gssds to c. s. Clark, hoplug he viii sooL be well. Mllh thanks to yu,i, am. s Yours Respectfully. Il. 5. HAYWOOD, v E. .' Tecutuseii. House. LoEdoh, Alat., Canada. |
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
THE HARDWOOD PAPERS.
A Complete Copy of the Charges
 Against His Citizenship.

The following letters and statement are a true copy of the letters ss pre- sented before the board of supervisors as 8 protest against his heinz qualified to be county assessor of Cochise County. Reah and judge for yourself: LONDON, ONT, CANADA, Apl. l7th, 1895. CHAs. $. CLARK, Eso.: trI Could you give me any informat ion regarding w. A. Harwootl, wh, left that place, the 2S,h of September. IS8,, for Johannsburk, South Africa. 1 have written to the above address, but dld not find him. His brother Gporve wrote to Us to know If we knew hi. ad- dress. If you could give me any other info, nation of his whereabouts, 1 woaId be thSnkiuE,
 And ohlige, yours traly,,
 HENRY SMITH HAYWOOD, (The following endorsed on the back) {: P. S.-My address:
 HENRY SMITH HokwooD,
 leculnseh Huuse,n l. ndOii, Ont, Canada.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15

TRx movement to decrsase the ire. quency of state legislative sessions has progressed to . point where, at present, ouly six states require annual sessions. All the others hsvo biennial sessions and North Carolina is trying to amend the constitution % as to provide for but one session every four years. Tue con. trolling idea is the desire to decrease the nambsr of unnecessary laws added to the statutAs.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
ToMBsroSE, ARlz.. May 3I. 1895

ToMBsroSE, ARIz.. May 3I. 1895. ~ 4. l. GROW, EsQ.: Dear S.,:-piease f.d inclosed two leuers 2 iirsssed 10 lne in relation to the present whereabouts of William Arthur HArwoed. These letters ex. press inuch concern and are uf impor' tance, 1 prerume, to both parties. Will you k,ndly make such Inuuirles con, ceI nlng Mir. harwood and inform hi: dlsLi essed relatives of such matters al your extensive acquaintance on the pa cltic ttast enables you to Co aLd ot'lige
 Yours truly,
 CHAs. 5. CLARK.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15

ToM8sroNE, ARIz., June l7th, 1895. H. S. HAYWOOD, Ese., London, Onl.: 2 Slr:-Your letter ot the Huh aL h,Ed. am satisied thar the William Arthur Harwood t"st yOusare, rcektng is here. A letter will find hin.A ssnt in care of G. Fl. Fitts of this place, who is . par. tner of Har~ ooPs in some mining prop- srLy some disCanc. from heie, or M you are to visit tins place, you can call on Mir. Fitts, and he will tell you where to find him.
 lam, Very Truly,
 A. l.. GRow.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15

opinion; experienced miners. men who have been in this camp for years, and who have had extensive experience in other copper camps, hold that this min sral zone is undsrlaid with vast body :ofcopper ore, and that it is only q qnss ton otdepth as to when and where that body of ore will be tapped.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
LONDON, July let, 1895,
s"I VVT HuIE
 A. l.. GROW.

LONDON, July Ist, lSB5. A. L. GROW, Eso.:
 Dear Slr:--Your favor of the 24th ol May to hand. am pleased to hear from you, and pl~ased to say found W. A. Harwood. He has written to me. He ls agent for the l.. w. Blinn Lumber Company. must return my sincere thanks to you, also to c. S. Clark. for the trouble you have teen t, in finding the address of my uncle. If I ever come that way, will be pleased 10 meet you |,
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
NOTlG h..

Parties wishing to enter the Opera House can obtain ley from E. B. Macon at his office. All persons breaking in, or committing tepr da ,ons of any kind around the ildinn, will be pros,cu,e to the full extent ol tar law.
 NAseN & SHAr1ucK.
 F. ?. MAsoN, MaRc
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15

This is correct copy of the Baptismel Reg, ter of the Parish ai SlinbrdEs in th- cou ty of Gloucester, fer l344. July 5th, 1895. s
 c. H.. BEDDING, Rector of olym bridge. Consn!a of the United 5 ates) of Am rlca, in the city and county of Bristol, in the King ss. dom of Great Britain ani Ire- land:: I certify that c. H. Rediny, whose true signature is affixed l., the above ceI tificate of baptis. ,f William flor wood, isrector ofthe> Parish of Sl m. bridsey im the. County of GlOuces. sr, England, and that ne ,s dulv authorized to give such certificate.
 In testimony. whereof have here - unto set my hand and the Con. suIar seal of office at Bristol aforesaid this llth day of Sep tember, A. D., 1895.
 SAM. A. LATHIoP, U. s. Consul for Bristol.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15

yyp. FISHER, NEWSPAPKR ADvRRTIS- Ls ing kgent, a MaaeAApts' Exchange, San Drancisco 10 our .AuAhoriled agents' Init paper 10 kept on Ale In his ofAce.
The Weekly orb., 1899-01-15
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
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fen, tie rad ben ural, &aufdius ooer gar
mad Der MOngolei gu f4iden uno 6innlunb
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Die brapen 5innldnoer 3dppeln pergebz
li9 i'm ruifii9en Gebe unb tpd6renb i'm
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Des raffif9en 8dren unb Dem @lenb Der
9erdnnaGenhen 9ungersnpt9 3u entrinnen.
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tpel9e in 9utota unb Minne1ota grpBe
Sunoiri9e beiieOeln tpollen, tperben es bprz
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5tnnlono antniipfen, benin es tpirb cine
MISUNDERSTANDING ftattfinben, penn tie
Bon RltBlanb ni4t all3ufe9r erf9pert ober
gand uno gar berbinbert pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12

Der groBen Seen ftaftfinDen. DAB man
Buffalo gspdblt, 1T ~Iobsnsfpertb, bic StuOt
liest fret am SEE unb ni4t i'm &eifel pie
Cincinnati. MuBerosm Iolten Die @mpfeh4
lungen bes SunhssprGiiDenten 6dnno Set>
Ter tpo6l beher8i9t tperben, Der pori4ldgt, DIE
Sefte in engeren Rubmen gu feiern.
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lebo, g., fir elm Sdngerfet unb oeRnt es
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9riin6en?
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mie bas lebte in Cincinnati, niht mebr fatt=
finoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Ser &aifer attf frans0fi0ent
8p0eU4

Die unabldKigen genii9ungen bes beutz
iden &aiiers UNI Elm gutes 8er6dltniB nit
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bemnd3t ntrb Die Welt ben beutI9en Sat-
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ni9t fir reif.
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pe4fel 5pif6en 8aifer unb grdftbent. 9ca
@an5e Elm gldn5enber @rfplg bes &uiiers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
cine aui3tiee @mtf9eiSuna.

0erfdI1ungen iper0en nt6t Gemd9t, Inn,
tpie anbere @eIebe, BON ieber 2sgi5latur dbz
gednbert ober gar a~rfge6pben gu tperben, iie
Ionen nidt, pe bas 8ldtt BON @inbe, BON
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unb ber getrieben fperben, fonbern fe fplIen
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bpm 8olte felt in ben 9rlno gebaut, 10 baB
Nbd11berun9en nur na9 bprbert9er 8ez
f9luBfaHung 6ur9 bic 2egisfatur unb na9z
folgenber 8olfsabitimmung bol5ogen tper=
ben f0nnen.
9as lit Die Sbee, tpeG9e Der tpi9tigen Gntz
1Geibung gu 8runbe lie9t, Die am Mittno3
bas gtaatsobergeri4t bon Dfi9igan iiber
bas Iogenannte Mc2epbz8efeb gez
fdlt bat. 9ieies @eieb bat in Detroit bic
StrabenbabncommtIiion in's Qeben gerqtz
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9as Sbergeri6t ertldrte nun, baB bas Mcz
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9etroiter gpmmifdre 8ingree, S3mibt unb
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bdber ~ab3utreten baben.
Die @erfafung bes Staates beitimmt
nGmIi9 i'm paragrapb 9 bes IA. Mrtitels,
baB Der Staat fein Re9t babe, fhh an berz
artigen llnternebmmngen, pie gilenbabnen,
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ligen.
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10 bittere grfabrungen ma9te, baB bas @olf
i'm Sabre 1850 in Die neue gonitiz
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2egislatur bes aehtes entfleibet, ben Stadt
in fpetulatiOe 1lnternebmunsen GIT per-
ipideln. 9a6er audi bic &taulel, baB ii4 bsr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Ser iebtge frun3Dftf9e San:

Der iebt9e fran5Dftf9e San
oelsmtntft ter IIeranber MfGz
leronbi 1T, o69Gei9 ent19iebener So3iulif,
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&ebatteur Der Suffice. ST geb0rt felt IA
Sa3ren gu ben ~betdnnteften parlamentur;>
i9en P6piiognomien Des Nbgeorbneten6auz
les Der MISUNDERSTANDING. Mls Oepus
tirter .uno SDurnaltit befGmpfte CT 1889
8oulonger. giner Der beIten &ebner, er9riff
ct Bel ieber 9elegen6eit bas Wort, UNI bic
6oroerungen Der Sp3ialbemofraten au ber>
tretcn. Sein PrOteft gegen Die S4GteBung
Der @r6eitsbOrie lit nod in d1gemeiner grz
innerung, Nls G6efreoafteur Der rPetite
3epu6lique Srdncdiie" bertrat ct in Ieineln
1893er 8unbf4reiben bic Guiun5 5tpiI9sn
ben Gabitalen unb @o5idliiten. Na9 ieiner
Wiebermabl i'm %gendnnten Sdbr entpidelts
er cine ebenIo lebbafte parldmentartf9e als
pubfi8tfii9e Sbdtigteit, Gebters 3ulebt uls
Gfefrebafteur Der 2anterne. Sn iiingiter
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ausf9ufe an. Qm biesmaGigen @ierten
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6offnung ausfpra9, baB in unernG9iter
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f9en ben Ser. Staaten unb 6ranfrei4 81
@tanbe gebra9t fperOen mOge; er iti9elte
babel, e6enfaus Fein, auf ben nmeritanif4en
Oino(eh1Sdrif.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-12
Gtn tnbetlbarer Gonatft.

@ine Der trauri9ften @tibei1unaen Der
0trangliiirung zines eliidtferlreiIe nur
tleinen aber einfluBrei6en grudt6eils Der
4mertfaner lift tbr 8erbaIien qeoen bic
Buren,, lit ibr eiel6aftes S=az@ef9rei gu
ALIEN, mas ~G6amberlain unb Die enaliI6en
Smperidliiten Dori9ldgen.
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unb Der S6aten ibrer @prbdttr einaebenf
tpGren, miiBten a1k Mmerifaner,
Dbne @usnd6me, auf Seiten bon Dom
Bdul 8riiger fteben, Der fir ni9ts anberes
tdlnpft, ais fir bic @elbftGnbigteit Der
Sranspaul >&epublif, tpeI9e England gu
%iiberrumpeln unb gu i"tir3en 1u9t.
S6on etnntal buben bic 9uren vqez
treftt", ais ibnen Die GnglGnber bon Gap
laro 9sr gu nabe auf ben 2eib riidten,
ipie uniere Mormonsn rtretften" llnb Ing
ferne 5elieneebirge 5o9en, als fe ii9 III
No1bop, ST., ni@t Hanger balten fonnttn.
Die mei1tsn 1itlanbers, pel9e fi6 n
ben gOlorei9en Bergen um Sobannssburg
angefiebelt unb bieIen plab CUR boltrei9en
Stabt 9ema3t BADEN, finb ni9ts tpte
4%benteurer 8umeiit Der i6limmiten @oyte,
&pmmen ffe gu SIP lnb Stimme i'm
Sranspadl, Damn tits NIT ben einfd9en
p~atriar9dlri6en @inri9tungsn Der &epi,z
blit Wattbdi am Qebten ultb bic 8uren,
benen Sob unb 9iamanten tpirtGi9 nur
@btnlGre, 2anh un0 8ieb aber ibr
Rei9t6um finb, perben bon benz mobilen
GeIinbeG abbdngig, bas ii9 INN 9elb an
England Dber fpnft Scenario bertauft.
SIS par bic puritanifGe Strenge, nel@e
gar ptel 5u benz erfolgrei9en Gnbe ber
ameritanif9en &ebplution gegen gnglanO
betgetragert bat, unb es 1T Der patriar9a=
lif9e Sihn Der 8uren, an benz ale 8cz
itre6un9en f4eitern, Die auf bic politii9e
9lei3iteIlung Der n~itlanber5 ub3ielen.
Btr baben ba einen iener lire
pressible conflicts, I'M Separb's
Wprt gu 9ebruu9en, bor uns, Die bur9
S9iebsgeri9te ni9t gelDt perben f0nrer,.
NuBerOem baden Die Nmeritaner i6on felt
bunbert Sabren Die SOroerung getelt:
rNmerifa fir bic Qmeritaner", unb 9rdz
iioent Monroe bat fie in ieiner beriibmten
8Otf6uft aIer 8eIt offi3ieG funb getban.
Nenn bober Die Nmerttarer bic elei6e
3auberformeG auf anbere 80lter, bic nibt
unterio9t iein tpOnen, antpenben mD9ten,
miBten ite Dom 9aul beipfli9ten, tpelber
fagt: nNmeritu fir bic Qmeritaner uitb
Nfttta fir bic Nfritan6:r."