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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Judge Kicks, of the Unite" states
circuit court. on the 16ia, seeded in
favor of the street railways in the legal
lattle over the low fare ordinance
raised by the Cleveland 90 city coun-
ell several months ago. The court sus-
tsrned the railroads in their claim that
tie ordinances were in contravention
of the fourteenth constitutional amend
ncnt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

London, May 49, Sir George Albers
De aochcpicd Larpent, colonel OF the
Eighty-eighth Connaught hangers
and commander Of the Bedfordshire
regimental district, shot himself dead
at Bedford
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Women of Boston. headed by Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe, issued call. on the
18th, for n meeting TO be held in that
city. on the goth, 70 protest against
"the barbarism of lynching." beside
Mrs. Howe. the callfQr the meeting was
signed by many women well known in
connection with the reform movements
OF the day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

A movement is said to be on foot 70
institute proceedings 20 GUST Mayor
John II. Farley of Cleveland. O., who,
IL is alleged, spent more than the
legal limit allowed candidates for ex-
peuSeS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

The will of the late Baron Herschell,
former British lord chancellor and
member of the Anglo-American-Cana-
dian commission, who died In wash
ington on March l last, was probated
in London on the 18th. The estate is
valued at Gl53,0O0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Director Rathbone. in charge Of the
postal service in Cuba, Assistant At
torney-General Tyncr and Law Clerk
Barrett. OF the post Office department,
have drafted a preliminary code OF
criminal laws for the postal service in
Cuba. 1t comprises the statutes in
force in the United States with minor
changes to meet local conditions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Gen. Joseph Wheeler will deliver
memorial address before the Edward
". Kingsley Post 1l3, q. A. r., on Me-
mortal day. in Boston theater, Boston.
Ii will be Gen. Wheeler's first visit 10
that city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Official notice was received, on the
18th, from Lieut.. j. ID. Carter, of Pres
colt, Ariz.. secretary of the Society Of
Rough Riders, 10 the effect that the
first annual reunion will be held in Las
Vegas. y. NJ, June "a. Gov. Roosevelt
and staff will be present. Free enter
tainment will be given all Rough Rid
ers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

indianapolis. Ind. May DC. Y.
Saith. president Of the Indiana B'cyclc
company. OF this city, has announced
that the company has pecn purchased
hs the trust.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26
Submitted No New proposItion.

Manila, May 20, 10:45 a. M. Two
military and two civil Filipino conn
missioners, appointed TO co-opcra,e
with three citizens of Manila n uceo.
tiating terms of peace, arrived here a.
SIS a. IN. to-day.
They have submitted no new propo-
sition, but want an arnisticr pending
the session of the Filipino congress.
Mai.-Gen. Otis has refused Ia cater.
tain the proposal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

In the district court at Omaha, Nep-,
on the 10th, Judgment for $4,000 and
a decree of foreclosure was rendered
ngainst the estate of the late Anthony
j. Drexel, of Philadelphia. The SUIT
concerns real estate in Omaha. The
Omaha Bridge and Terminal Co. was a
party defendant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26
Funston Gets III. Brigade.
A PRIMITIVE MAIL SERVICE
Relic OF Antiuuatcd spanish IL.
terpri.c In the Island OF Sebu'
In the Philippines.

Washington. May 2O.-TheoperaiiDri
of the former Spanish postal N-'rn 0l
the Island Of Cebu. in the PhilippI'1
are interestingly described ~ q lriif
dated April ;, just received vs. Pns''
master-Gcneral Smith. from director
OF Posts Naille. at Manila. Who writes.
Opposed only by Protest.
when our forces took possession :
Tie town Of Cebu, il WAS tanr e'A-
trar, To the wishes OF Filipino oanas
Il. charge, but without armed oWo-
tinn.
Filipino officials continue % admn'
lister al departments eNrspi 'N,i X
II captain of The post ana tN' '.l
post office. This will probably
changed to considerable eN'r' Y
,nce. as officers detailed 20 admaf"
M airs there were sent 10 CCsn oH W.
same steamer with me. but hA4 wv
taken hold when ! left.
Modelled After the Spanish
"The Filipinos had in effect g -rr' az
lrodolcd exactly after the p'i'l w NV
sran:sh. Each village or cltv ~" f.
chief called ''presidente local. iA-''''
Of. as formerly. under ihr Sl"-
is.rds. the captain municipa" :"
"gobernadorcllo."
Handled the Entire Wall
1T was made part of the oH'.-'
duties of the presidente local 70 manu-
all mail. registered or ordinary % XIX
vide carriers for taking the inal'
the next village on the route. 70 h''7'
record of such service and TO keee =
hand a supply of stamps, for wh'' NJ
paid cash. buying them OF the s''
tary Of Hacienda at slight discount
ION the Island of Cebu there VIZ.
eight routes covering about all 'llv y
lagos on the island.
Mail Carriers without s"i"r'e'
Every citizen is required 70 prFio''
is DAYS service each ycaT for th' A'
eminent. and the only pay the inr''''
gers get for carrying the mails T ""
such service is credited TO the a''
against the Is days due. ~ th' \"
10 the next village is credited NJ
DAYS work. and is much caster WV
fun days work on highways n''r'
or public buildings, the mail s'r'''
much sought after. and there = ~
uiation that no citizen can per-
more than six days work ms tnal 4"
rier in one year. One carrier '".'
the mail for - or 20 towns. sH'''
The small amount of mail thti''
one dispatch of 10 letters even n
Was official. Every boat lca'lNS
port is required TO carry the man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26
The inaugural Address.

Uuis Ten Bosh. or the blouse in the
Woods" two miles from The Hague.
The inaugural Address.
NJ. DeBeaufort, president Of the coun-
ell, and minister of foreign affairs OF
the government of the Netherlands.
delivered the inaugural address and
welcomed the delegates.
NJ. DeBaufort spoke of the high hon.
or of the choice of The Hague as the
meeting place for the conference, and
extolled the noble initiative OF the
ear, saying this would be AIRED letter
day in the history of the century, ana
expressing the hope :hat his majesty
would be able TO look back on this day
as the most glorious day OF his NE.
He concluded with calling attention TO
the allegorical group over the doorway
OF the the hall, peace Entering to
Close the Temple of Janus and said:
Il trust this beautiful allegory viii
be a good augury of your labors, ana
that after you have completed them
you will be able TO say that peace
whom art introduced into this hail.
left it to spread its blessings among
the whole of humanity
The delegates decided TO send the
following telegram to the ear:
1.-The Peace conference lays at the
feet of your majesty its respectful con
rratulations upon the occasion OF your
birthday, and expresses its sincere de
sire TO cooperate in the great ane
noble work in which Your majesty hai
taken generous initiative. and fol
which il begs you to accept its hum
BE and profound gratitude.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Admiral Farragut's famous old flag
ship Hartford. which for many years
has been on the Pacific coast. is COM
ing east. She has been selected as a
training ship for laudsmen. who VIII
be recruited ain. 80 ntirely in the CEN
trial. western and /, states. The yes
sci has been completely modernized.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Gen. Gomez notified Gov.-Gen.
Brooke, on the 18th, that he could no
longer act in the matter OF the dis
tribution of the S3.0OO,OO0 TO the Cuban
troops. Gen. Brooke Will conduct the
distribution without other aid from
Cubans than the identification of pri-
Yates by the company commanders
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

The committee Of the Prussian diet,
on the 10th. rejected the canal bill oy
a vote Of Il 10 IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

San ,sidro, the rebel capital, was
taken by Gen. Lawton's column, on
the nth. and the insurgents driven
further northward.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26
REPEAT THE SAME OLD STORY
Aguinnido's Conuts,iouer.
Ask Tor An Armistic-. Which
In Promptly Refused.

Manila. May 90, 1890 n. ni.- Fo,, I,
the Filipino peace cmissarirs. Gun M,
lilar, Gracio. Gonzaza, lieut..Col N
berto Rarrato and Maj Zelcita. arrival
here this morning.
Gonzaza is member Of the Filhf,o
cabinet; liarrato, IA military ad,n,a,,.
and Zelcita is n member OF Aguinal.in.,
staff.
Immediately upon their arrival INK,
were joined by Florinto Torres. PAN,
Ocampo and Thedor Nancoar. nj. Nv,
ter being residents Of Manila. who INA
been named 10 cooperate with th. ~.
,oys i'm the coming negotiations for
peace. \ meeting was al once held
and MS this dispatch Is filed consul.
tation is in progress.
II is known. however, that the Ff.
pinos' propositions are the same az
those previously conveyed mrrcF
suggesting an armsticc pending 4
meeting % the Filipino congre,s.
gen. Otis has already declined to en-
tcrtain any such propositions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26

Manila. 10. $3.50 y. m.-Cen. Luna
is reported TO bc making desperate
efforts To restrain the educated fa.
pnos within the limits of his Scf-ap
pointed jurisdiction, from commun.
eating with the Americans even ~ af.
resting Encamino anc Herrera. 1850
of the most influential officials. whs
on their way to Malolos to join ihae
who are coming via san Isidro.
May Lead to complications.
This. and the removal of the scat d
government TO san Fernando. nav
lead to complications anr dclaF in NE
pacification. But it is gencraly cone
ccded that further opposition ~ AMER
lean sovereignty is useless and r'dicn-
lous. Neither Gen. Luna nor Gen Pio
del Pillar have sufficient force " re-
sist or compel submission
Funston Gets III. Brigade.
Gen. Wheaton has been relieved NJ
the command of the second division for
special assignment. and ncn. RUNE
ston has been assigned 20 his brigade.
The transport Warren has arrived
here from San Francisco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-26
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Opening of the Much-Heralded Con-
ference in the "House Of the
Woods" Near The Hague.
N. De BEAuFORT's INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
The Noble initiative az the Russian
Gar ENtolicd and Hope Express
ed for the success of the w
dcrtaking-Congra from
President Mci~ inley 10 the Czar.

The Hague, May l9.-The Peace con-
ference, called by the ear of Russia,
was opened at y. m. in the hall OF the
Hubs Ten Bosh. or the blouse in the
Woods" two miles from The Hague.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10

ton of false reports" OF this publca-
ton three copies are preserved in the
British Museum, the earliest. No. So
bearing date the 23d Of July, 1888. The
first article dated from whitehall, con-
talns advioes from Sir Francis Wal
sngham that the Armada was seen in
the channel making for the entrance
with a favorable gale. An account is
then given of her majestys feet which
consisted Of 50 sail, divided into four
squadrons commanded by the lord
high admiral, in the Ark Royal, Sir
Francis Drake, and Admirals Hawkins
and Frobsher. Under the head Lon
don" there is an account of an inter-
view which the mayor and corporation
had on the previous day with her ma
jesty for the purpose Of assuring her
of their resolution to stand by her with
their lives and fortunes to the last.
Under the same head appears the fol-
lowing paragraph: Yesterday the
Scotch ambassador had private au-
dience of her majestic and delivered a
letter contayninge the most cordial as
surances Of adhering to her majestie's
interests, and to those of the Protest
ant religion, and the younge king,
James With, said to her najestie's min
lister at his court that all the favour
he expected Of the. Spaniards was the
courtesie Of Poayphemus to Ulysses,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10

few struggling pilgrims found their way
back to the west. Even bad news m
those days could not contrary TO fhr
proverb travel fast. Every little com
nfunity must then have lived much
within itself Their own town or at
most county, would be the limit OF
their little world.
1t was not until the sixteenth cen
fury that anything at all approaching
even to the scanty Roman acta ciurnld
can be found to have revived in tae
modern world The war which the We
netian republic waged against the
Turks. gave rise in 1858 to the custom
of communicating the military anu
commercial information in Venice py
written sheets, notizlc soritee, to pc
read in particular place TO those dc,
srous of hearing the news VINO ptla
for this privilege with a coin no longeH
in use. called gazzetta, a name Whlch
came in time to be applied to the news
sheet itself both in Italy and France,
and subsequently in England, Wleh
this mode Of imparting news came INTO
use The Venetian government event
ually gave these announcements IN q
regular manner once a month, but they
We're too Jealous to allow them 10 pc
printed Only few written copies Were
transmitted to such as subscribed anu
paid for them, Thirty volumes Oh VheFe
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10

valuable manuscript newspapers exist
in the Maglia bechian library at Flor
ence About the same time adVertis-
ing wants commenced, the father of
Montaigne, the celebrated essavist. be-
ing credited with the suggestion for
making the wants of individuals known
to the public in France. These were
received at offices established for the
purpose and were firstly posted on the
walls Of public places, receiving the
name Of affiches. In time this led to
a systematic and periodic publication
in sheets.
These were termed aiiiches in con-
sequence of their contents being origi-
nally fixed up as placards, though the
word itself is French for advertise
ment.
It is to England, as represented by
Queen Elizabeth, that the honor Of
commencing printed sheets of public
intelligence is TO be ascribed. When
the Spanish Armada threatened an i'm
vasion of this country, that sage queen
remarkng the disadvantage Of the
vague and alarming rumors which cir
euiated everywhere, resolved to inform
her people truly of the impending dan
gers. She began to publish from time
ITO time a sheet bearing the following
title "The English Mercuire, pub
lished by authorize, for the contradio'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
MorrvEs ANp MARRIAGES.

The motives for which women marry
are as numerous as the sands Of the
sea, or-as the women Our easy as
sumption is that each one of every en-
gagged couple is lin love- with the
"other one" That is, the parties are
drawn together by some mysterious
psychic attraction, more or less strong
IN truth, this inner personal attraction
is not always present, either in both
parties to an engagement, or even with
one of the pair. Accident, propinquity,
trihing circumstances, social or fam
lily pressure, some slight airy nothing
decides the question between marriage
and no marriage for the woman, so
slight that it is as If women We're al
ways waiting on the brink Of this new
experience, and a very light touch
caused them to fall into, or wander
into. or drift into 1t, according to their
several temperaments.-Harp Ba-
Ear.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
SIGNS ALL THE MONEY.

hudson w. Lyons, registrar Of the
treasury, whose signature appears on
every piece Of paper currency now be-
ing issued by the United states, IL II
tell, robust colored man, with a nigh
forehead and square aws.-kansas
City Journal
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
GREEN TAG SALE.
Mems and Boys listers.

1920 Mems listers now $3.50
$500 Mems Frieze listers now S1o5O
$500 MEMS Harvard listers now $3.50
1880 Mems Harvard Black listers
now s12.5e
$1,000 Mems Frieze listers now S13,50
sg2.Oo Meu's Frieze listers now $3.50
$500 Mems Chinchilla listers
now $3.50
$500 Mems vicuna listers now s17.5O
$1,000 Mems Elysian listers
now s21.OO
$4,000 Mems Imported listers
now s21.Oc
$1,000 Mems Imported Frieze
listers now S21Ot
Boys listers.
$1,000 Boys listers now S5.G
Ages IS. 1S II, Is, 10.
1890 and $500 Boys listers
marked to close $50
Mems Refers.
$500 chinchnla SS,7
$500 Canada Gray sS,7
Two lots Of genuine Frieze Brown
Mix" Refers. One lot velvet col
lar.
Cd lot, with storm or ulster collar
made to our oPder.
$1,000 now sold for $50
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
WORLDS POPULATION.

The ablest statlsticians estimate the
present population of the world at
/, SOC, 600 600, which is an increase OF
about 900 in the last seven years.
Kansas City Journal,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10

that he should be devoured to the last.
We wonder what would be thought OF
ambassadors in these days il they IN
terlarded their oral communications
with such classical referenees!-Lon-
don Standard
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
GREEN TAG SALE.
Mems oyercOats.

Mems overcOats.
NJ overcoata all sizes, SO, "a and
90, sold for S12. SIS and SIS,
choice 1870
$500 Beaver overcoats now S5.75
now
$500 Beaver D. 2. overcoats $3.50
s1a.eo Beaver S. B. overcoats SS.75
$500 Covert overcoats now sS.76
$1,000 Blue Jersey overooatsnow ss.75
$500 Black Jersey ovsrcoats ss,T5
$500 Boucle overeoats now $s7b
$3.50 Blue Jersey overccats SlO,7S
1880 Black Kerssy overcoats SLOTS
5000 Blue Jersey overcoa4s Sl26e
$4,000 Black Jersey overcoats $3.50
5000 Brown Kersey overcoats $3.50
$500 Brown Kersey overcoats S1G5o
$500 Btne Jersey overcnats 1880
se6oo Blue Jersey overcoats $3.50
sa5oo Oxford Jersey overcoats sf7.5o
$500 Black Jersey overcoats s1T.5C
SOC 90 oxtora vicuna overcoats s1s 5C
COX no BLACK vicuna overcoats $3.50
MaOo Brown Jersey overcoats s2l.5C
Full Silk Lined
5000 v1cuna overcoats now $2l.5'
Full SILK Lined.
1880 Htysian overcoats now S2S5
Full Silk Lined
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10

old remedy. used for many years. and
still in public favor 1t is without doubt
fections. II always cures. All druggists
sell II for % cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
GREEN TAG SALE,

Green TAG SALE.
Boys and Children's 0vercOats.
e. IN Rovs, overceats S4.75
$500 Boys Gray overcoats $4.76
$1,000 Boys Kersey overcoats SIPS
1890 Boys Boucls overcoats s775
$3.50 and $500 Kerseys all 1910
$1,000 Kersey overcoats Sll,75
ChiIdreRs 0vercOatS.
Sizes to 10,
$1,000 and $1,000 Kerseys SlSS
$500 Jerseys S6.SS
$500 French Twills s4Sl
Boys listers.
$1,000 and $500 Boys listers
| all marked 500
$500 Boys listers S53
l $500 Boys listers $4.S
| $500 Boys listers all small
sizes, 9l4
This is a rare bargain column an
YOU wIll find everything here marke
j as advertised.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-10
THESE ARE The PRICES FOR The BEST CLOTHING MADE
GREEN TAG Sale.

Mems Suits.
$3.50 and $500 suits now $i.S7
$3.50 and $500 suits now s5,S7
$500 and $1,000 suits now s6.S7
$1,000 and $500 suits now $7S
s15.oo and s1S.Ge suits now $iOS7
All suits at $1,000. 5000 and $500,
now SIG 9S
The above lines are all new single
breasted sack suits, and include black
and blue Cheviots, black and blue
Diagonals and a great choice in fancy
suitings.
OubIe-Breasted Sacks.
$1,000 suits $6S7
s14Oo suits s9.S7
$500 suits SlO.S7
$500 suits sl1.9S
$50. 90 suits Sl3.S7
These double breasted suits are in
all kinds of fabrics, but the line OF
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05

o41c; getber $50. {, i'm epei9er, S4-344c; ouf benz Sc.
letIe, 34hc: obue soeertOiten, S4Ae; gO. 4, ouf benz
6eeiis. 32H-35r; obne 2aaerfoften, SIM-33c.
9afer - $50. 2 auf benz See;ie, 25Ac; Obue Eager.
toitsn. 25Me; $40. 8. .ouf benz @eIeiIs, 25e; tueiBsr $40.
3. ouf benz @eleiie, 2T-2SAc; obne 2ogertofteu, 27-
28c; tpeiBer gto. d. obne 2agerfoften, &c.
Roeeeu Tn. 2, pbne 2a9erfofteH, 6l-62c.
Ser tie Sc. O. ohne 2aeerfoitea, S8h-40e.
e mereteu-GIaAa go. l yOrtbueftsrH, aaf benz
GeIeie, $l.06.
&Iete-Reine 0erEdufe beriGtet
Seu 3ufubren 43 gars; feiu @srianOt. Morft
ftarf unb tbdti9 uuo preiie feit.
@erfdufe auf benz 9eleiIe: Iimotbp, aeD0bmlin.s
bis beites, $10.0O-l2.OO be EoHne; Yroirie, ~eepbbHii-
DIES bis beItes bon sS.O0-l0.OO per 2onue.
q tr OF - Gsit uHb tbdtig. Rossen, sz00-s.O0;
Meiseu una 9nfsr. $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-07-05
Dent ldlanO's neue Roloniem.
re&luB bon Der l. eet..l

1880 RI
6en 8erIammlungen borgetragen, nnb alf
ben Central arolinen finbet ale 5pei Sabre
Elm groBes @efangsfeit itatt, un bic nen ent@
ftanbenen 2ieber unb lire Melpoien 81 priiz
fen. Man fiebt alio, biefe Siibieez SniuIaner
iinb urls nit leBterer @erunItdltang i9on 5uz
b~prgetommen; aber aud UNI cine anDere Snz
i~titutipn tperben tie, namentlt4 BON Der
| Srauenpelt, benedict perben tDnnen. @s
itnb bic fogenonnten y&lDbberg0Qs" ooer
y&ulbebetel", Clubs. in benen Srtuen uno
Mdnner 9~etrennt ibre SntercIen ipabren,
ieien iie pirtbI9aftli9er poer 0ffentli9z
redtGider Nutur. 8eiipieGsneiie Eerri4t bic
Site, bdB OieIe poer jeue ait Dpn 6if4eu
pber @Dgel nur bon 6ruuen in 8eliB genom>
men tper5en biirfen, nnb d9nlide Sonberz
einri6tungsu, augeit4ts berer uniere Srauens
redtlertnnen gepiB lieber DEN 8urplinsnz
4r9iptl bierber ber1ebt piinI9ten.
SIN 9roben @qn5en finb bic neue1t belltz
f9en 9anDleute, pie maj Iie6t, redt 19Gb=
bare 9errfdaften, bic BEL i6rsr 8egabung,
ibrer f4neuen Quffafung uno Geididli9=
felt BET neutrality-suspicious. 8e6a1olung gez
nib mod uuf cine bD4ereauGturitufe gebra4t
unb gu suten 9euti4en er5Dsen tperben t3n=
men. Der beutiden &olonialpolitif erDffnei
iih bamit Elm neues 9ebtet 81 erfolgrei4er
9bdtigfeit.