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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-30
Confederate badge pinned upon his coat
II condemned q treason

II sondemned - treason
Nov II must be remembered under
what circumstances both the incident Of
the. badge and the invitation TO Gen.
Wheeler occurred We admit that while
Gen Joe Wheeler has shown himself 70
be rssosa gallant soldier. and that he
has expiated hin former oNense b. 6ght-
Ing under TIE stars and Stripes. we
would have regarded IL az ia better
taste not 60 invite him to make men,
oriaf day address We admit that II was
in very doubtful taste 10 Pin Consed-
crate badge on the breast Of President
Mckinley. But IL would have been in
far worse taste for him TO have af-
fronted the Thousands who witnessed
the incident by refusing 10 submit. 1t
vise Gen. Wheeler to deliver an address
10 Union soldiers On Memorial day, but.
the invitation having been given. il
would have been in worse taste TO re-
fuse. and il would be rudeness to abb
stain from attendance II there is any
blame to be attached TO anybody, IL was
10 the Grand Army man who gave the
invitation. and to the person who put
the badge upon the presidents coat. not
10 the gentlemen who eourteoussy SUBJ
mitted
Making due allowance for all these ~
tie differences OF opinion and for the In
eyitabie passing away of those who SUI
fercd al home and on the field during
the civil war. II should be impressed up
on the people that the day II not merely
one OF recreation. but that IL Is an an
nuai eommemoration OF glorious deeds
done In defense OF the Union. Although
the graves OF the honored dead are dec
Grated by loving hands and affeetionate
comrades. the graves represent a prin-
cipie which lies at the foundation of our
national unity and greatness. The hon.
ors OF the day are not alone to the dead
NOT merely a perfanctery recognition
OF the services OF the yet living soldiers:
II Is q patriotic act OF sacrifice. as IL
were. To the trinmphs which came to US
as nation and not only as conquerors
OF vanquished brethren. All who desire
10 see the national spirit preserved
should make 1t d duty to impress upon
the children to whom the day can have
no memories. that II signifies more-far
more--than the placing Of flowers upon
the graves OF the brave departed
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WE AIHEH.

Why should one complain Of Wash
lnxfcu climate True. IL rains Il has
lone little else has ran all year Bat
Arizona ard New Nex'ca ana Central
California and Texas and tire Mississippi
Fsyes states woala he CAD IL see HI
ile rain g;sd Is slack their tAirxsy
threats wlth GoG+s gcses moisture
whs Should ore complain tsscans' The
Vast mston xsn is having rsscranssfs
sal struggle with Washington clouds
Straw berries are rsrenlng bat slowly.
ara apYscsss and peaches are net eeiaS
- we'll IS se@v night bat Washington
sas Ho chsrca bugs ard no Messiah ni~s
ara no srosss and no hail The Msfase
Northwest would taste With toy u our
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The Social Democracy Of Boston goes
little further than most Social Democracies
II Is in favor Of public ownership of all
industries controlled by monopoiies. trusts
and combines" This is sweeping In view
Of the number of trasts which have recently
been formed. The craze for public owner
ship Of industries win die OF; with the
craze for forming trusts. and the craze for
forming trusts Wiz cease just so soon as
the public refuses 10 he gulied into buying
the sock
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Memorial day will be more soiemnly
observed this year than for many.
The veterans have had recalled 10 them
the losses Ii commentaries through the
incidents Of the war with Spain and
the present troubles In the Philippines.
II win be the more solemnly observed
because no many communities have had
brought home to them what war means.
The old soldiers have had reason 10
Grafton did not extend TO the day that
serious aspect II wore when II was first
established II was very sad day In
its inception; IL was repetition II the
funeral rites and the decoration Of
graves which marked keen and recent
bereavement. The dead whose memory
we're, thus honored were the husbands
and brothers and sons. As wives and
sisters and mothers have passed away
they have been succeeded by new gen
Grafton. 10 whom death. when i, came,
came in nearer degree That new gen
Grafton knew of the battles and the un-
marked graves an. the monuments as
matters not personal. but only Of his
toric interest Gradually the day ~
mourning became national holiday.
and while the aging veterans have been
respectfully passed as they wendell
their way on the annual pilgrimage the
younger men and women have occupied
themselves With the pleasures u a holi-
day.
This year the country In once more in
mourning. The losses have not been SO
great In Numbers, hut the people have
not become eaileusea by repeated scenes
of carnage such rs those which were ~
freaueatsy rereate,, during the war ~
the rebellion. The result is ira, In ev-
cry city er community where q family
has sustained foSs the feeling - aS
acute as II the number hai ssses great
er. Although. therefore, THE aay will be
observed In splrl, more becoming the
occasion. the veterans t3ssst nof take II,
as personal dssrespect 81 as manifest
ing any lack NJ appreciation os shss~
services. IL the new generation does aat
regard the day with tlssse eliaES
which naturally aauet ever senasla as
socsatea Ia The breasts ~ eh@ savxivers
who LEFT upan The battle aelaS many
loved comrades.
AS that terrific tire receaes snsa the
past. the bitterness ard thc sofraws :;
eceasicnea VII pass away tass IS sAe
bcreavesaemfs nf The war - sae rsselu-
tian have become nsere memories ~ an
honorws hsss personally unknown anc@s-
try, The spirit which provo'Sea sse
scene at Harvard street BAPTIST church
In Boston On Sunday win Bic ogs. II j.
DYING cat all over tAe country. ana IL
vii, se more with ssrrow than approval
that the great majority of the veterans
win learn that the action 81 President
McKiniey In submitting 30 having =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-30

The increased price q. copper due 10 the
growing demand viii stimulate the aevel-
cpznent Of mines In this state Although
none as yet has been sufficiently developed
TO demonstrate beyond question the quality
and quantity Of the deposits. the snaiea-
tons are o, the MOS; gratifying character
According 20 general belief copper yields
a proa, ~ ever ! or IL cents As she price
is now about II cents. the temptation to
rssiae !. will he great.
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PFenieR Lnortef.


Sir wHfrsd LAurier y to Be presented
with . cash gifs OF s1no go by the liberals
81 Canada. and the subscriptions for that
end are pouring In ct q great rate from all
parts Of the Dominion The premier has
impoverished himself By his own gener-
osity. and even the bitterest Tory papers
speak In admiration OF his open-handed
conduct during his term OF ONCE. One OF
these enemies b % considefate A. TO put
Ii this way.
1T Is bu, fair tina, the premier should
be given credit for quality In his d.
minished means. Ayartee il nor one Of his
shortcomings, as many an offieiai can say"
say"
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W uitE RIVER JUuEu3f.
1t % an even bet that il the owners Of the
Post-Inteiiigencer make it Democratic
organ IN 1870 that the Times will fiop 10 the
Republlcans.-Everett News.
That would be q snap, for IL reports are
true the Colonel has already taken the
transfer matter under consideration Rid
path and Turner would like TO fiop. and
many think the long years spent by the
Colonel" expounding protection, hard
money and other Republican dogmas are
more eongeniai than his present envrons.
We will not bet. but wait.
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The FYlipsaos seem 20 b. shrswd In one
respect. While they pretend 10 reseu,
American Interference. and keep the men
either In tire army OF supplying II. shey
ssssssi their Old raer. women ard chilarvn
inside the American lines. where they knsw
they VIII De safe thanks - American aon y
ard generosity.
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IUfzty StHIlHeI.
The Seattle Posf-Intelligeneer struck q
popular chord when IL took up the fight
for lower fire insurance rates in this state.
The rates are outrageously high. ana the
combination Of companies which makes this
condition possible VIII some day come to
grief because OF It's Unsuitable greed. The
several states and the nation can and will
control or kill all trusts that exact un-
reasonable profits from the people.
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uow Ro,,.ua silencea a Critic.

Rostand. the famous author of "Cyrano
de Bergerac." has a cheerful habit OF 81.
lenciug UNPLEASANT conversationalists. Not
long since critic said: I'm respect TO
dramatic situations. / think Dumas the
elder had a considerable advantage over
YOU
Yes" replied Rost and. There il no doubt
about IT, but that Is insignificant compared
to another advantage he possesses.
what is that monsieur"
'.Why all his contemporary critics are
d"-Philadelphia Evening Post.
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President Mckinley may consider him
seas very lucky that. with SO many coEtess-
fng delegations IN oaaa. they al agree TIA,
re IS 10 be supported again fer president ~
his qwn state.
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Davenport Chronicle.

DAVENPORT NHrO3iICIt.
The story which is going the rounds, ac-
cording 10 the Post-Intelligencer. to the
effect that there was no spring or summer
in this state thirty years ago. is the work
of misguided mind. We, with others who
were here at the time. know differently,
and are sure that the weather win yet get
Strengthened around and result n usu-
ally fire season
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Inexrected Eject.

"I hope you are getting good results
from the gymnassic exercises recommend
ed" sa Id Mr.. Pneers medical adviser
'Well. I'm not replied Mr.. Pneer.
'They have ruined good coat for me-"
Didn't you take your coat of?"
Certainly. but the exercise has enlarged
my shoulders so l can't wear 1t any more.
Coat was as good as new, too!'-Chicago
Tribune
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TIE atrocities psrFstrassa BY TIE FIJI
pines upon ear soitsers sess or the nat.le-
Geld and the infamous use they make al
xAs nAx At truce - rrocs tAas shey an
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why Women Don't stammer.

Persons who stammer." said the pseu-
do-scientific boarier do SO because they
think faster than they can talk
lis that the reason" asked the savage
bachelor that we so seldom meet q wo
man who ers?"-Indianapolis Jour
nal
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Kansas has a feathered woman. No doubt
this h the Judgment Of Providence for the
feminine love Of plumes, and all women
may expect like sentences as soon ~ the
court can get round to their cases on the
dockes-Fiorida Times-Union.
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A Suggestion.

What II the-what Is the name OF those
things with wings on tfeir headse' asked
Mr.. Boppe. who couldn't think OF the word
''cherub" to save him.
"Mules.'' suggested Mrs Bopps, In all
Innocence. -1ndianapo.is Journal.
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Something Forgotten.

ChehaliS Examiner.
Bryan will have to go TO Kentucky to
live If he wants to have his title of colonel
recognized Nobody .'colonels" him on the
strength OF his war record.-Oregonian.
The Oregonian forgets that Bryan used TO
be an editor back In Nebraska.
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Tirinx Of Metals.

Metals get tired as well as living be-
ings. Telegraph wires are better conduc-
tors on Monday than on Saturday, en-
account Of their Sunday rest. and a rest
OF three weeks adds 10 per cent to the
conductivity OF a wire.
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"Our typewriter ia going 10 leave"
What's the matter"
'She says she wants a position with an
employer who has sense enough to see
when she's fixed up TO go to the matinee"
Chicago Record.
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Vancouver Province

Describing the afssFnoon parades Ga
Broadway. a New York correspondent ~
the Sea.sS~ FNs fnseiiieencer gives an in
,<.~.sinx lip on the sashscns. The ,adses.~
10 vrifaa "aro most enah3coahfy astif~h
vtxA -, an2v AAaD - - DasaDuA"
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Are you stin at work on your new nov
e. Miss Scribbse''
No. haven't had an idea in my head
for several weeks. so l have been writing
lot OF letters TO my friends "-chicago
RarNrvJ
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AT SEATTLE THEATER.- Blanche
Walsh and Melbourne MacDowe.i in la
Tosca."
AT THIRD AvESIFE,-ra lasca-ThaI
Company in THE Girl Left Behind Ale"
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Sultan Journal.

sultan JOURNAL.
The gubernatorial candidate Is abroad In
Seattle. That city should know by this
time that she cuts but little ice In state
politics,
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not the highly honorable and cfvilized pso-
states would have ~ believe.
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SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-07-13
3ebn Wiutonen eAaoen
9at bic Glntb anI ben Vlantagen
9eras augeri6tet.
Sauienbs Wianlibisre ertrnnfen.

ct. Qouis, 10. Suli. Cine Spe3iul-
bepefhe aus galbpel, 5eras, an Die
.aepubIic4 fast: nGbIddBungen. Die
ppn 8aumnolit6ufern. iiber Den 8srz
luEt semacbt norhen iinn. nslfsr purdl
Yrfhupigung Der NuumirpHfuuten In
Den gru3os peruriadht lit, sebeR Daz
bin, baB niht ipeniger ais 5ipeibunbert
Guabratmef1sn Gano, nit Baumipnlle
bepflan5t, iibsrflutbet porben iino. Die
auf bieien plantdsen 5erit0rte 8aumz
np[Ie bate einen Wertb BON nabeau
So, 100000. Wpbl unterrihtete perios
nen linb Der 9lnliht, baB bieie beilpiels
loIe Jlutb in ben 8rd5os oem Yolte
BON 3eras niht piel ipeniser ais $10.z
100000 Shaben peruriaht BOT. 5auz
fenbe Waultbiere Iinb ertrunten, olIs
9dustbiere umgetommen, gemietbete
0duIer unb Negerhiitten iinb ppm gros
boben pessefest unb bic Vaumipollreiz
nigungsmaIhinen (@ins) rlinirt porz
ben. 9unberte plontagen 2doen nit
aroben 0prrdtben algemeiner faufz
mGnniIhen Waaren lino unter Wailer
unb niht cine Bride lit bon Der Ger
Itorung perihont geblieben. Seit elmer
Wpde cat fein 3us bic Santa SECT
Ienbabn Spiiden 8renbam uno Wai=
lano panirt.
9alpeiton, Seras, 10. Suli. Die
Oilfsarbeiten in ben iiberflutbeten Slz
ltritten bes 8raaps perben ipltelnatii1h
betriebsn. 5Gglid perlaNen orei
9ilfs3iise 9pulton, 9alpelton uno
San Mntonio.
Wabridsinlih tperben eesenfpdrtig
10000 Nsser gendbrt unb oiele psrs'
ben nod geruume 3eit Der unteritiiz
Buns bebiirfen. Sn Be3us auf bic
BaumpollenberluIte iinb allerlei Shds
Buneen anoeitellt tporben. Gin Ver~
lu{f BON So, 600, 900 pirb als iebr eone
lsrndtip gelhdbt onseleben. Der Wsr@
luIt an Gelbfrii4ten. 9duiern, 3dunen,
Nieb, 9riiden tptrb Sid3 auf $780,
600, Der an Giienbabneigentbum auf
81 100000 belaufen.
Mus 13 Counties eingelaufene Be-
rihtt loien friiberen Meloungen bon
WenIhenperluiten ais iibertriebtn Grs
iheinen. Nur 81 perlonen iinb err
trunten.
Sn 5ealp befinben fih 500 Neser
auf benz puntte, 0uneers gu fttrbtn.
Wlit benz erften 3uge DerDen ibnen
Nabrunesmittel gelanbt nerben.
SIN elmer Waffenberfammlung in
Qeorns tpurben Musfdiiife ernannt
unb beauftragt, bic Megierurg um
Dorrdtbe fir ben loforti9tn Bsbroud
au erSuhen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-07-13
elne yerurlgung Der pot Der Etbelllon
ausseiprohenen 9lniihten bttrattet.

etHe OeHuIlguH9 pSl UpI VSt JtUeulpll
ausseiprohensn Mnithten bttrahtst.
Die rBoFiIde 3eituns~ maht iih
luitis iibsr, pas lie General Otis
rNupolsonifhe aunit Der Mnfertisuns
bon Bulletins unb fiigt bin3u, ss lei
9batiate, bab er iih felt Wonaten
por ben 1agalen 5uriid3iehen, beren
WiberFanb. .er gebrohen babe, bic, ipie
er fpeiter 10 oft melbet, iih in pollItdn=
bigger NuflOIung befinben, 70 baB bas
Gnhs bes Hrieaes in Giht lei."
GbenTo flingt bas l1rtbeil Der beuts
fhsn preTe i'm gnetmeinen.
Der $50. sydbrestog Der Oeburt
Goetbe's tpirb in ean3 Deutihlano am
%. 9luguit in perihiebeper Weiie GEE
feiert iperpen.
Bruno luedsrt, ipelhsr unl6ngft
bon Nmeritd beimgetebrt mar, bate
fich infofern seirrt, ols er ge9Iuubt
bate, bab GENTLE faule 9elhihten,
ipelde sr iih por Sabren als poits
bedmter in benz Oprfe Duheroip i'm
Hegierunesbe3irt Siettin bate gu
Shulben tpmmsn laHen, bersebsn unb
pereeHen leien. Dem mar ober nift
10, mas er su feinem Ghaben erfabren
mubte; benn er fpurbe in 9reifsipolo
perbaftet unb fiebt ieBt feiner proeeiz
iiruns auf bic Nntlase Der nnterlhlds
gung entgegen.
Sn Spanoau bat Der Wusistler
8uhbola, fpelher benz lieutenant
Orebler, birigirenben NfIiltenten bes
Observation-Disclosures, als BurIhe
3ugetbeili mar, Selbltnloro besangen,
inbem er fich Die pulsdbern Dffnete.
Buhbpl3 ipar i'm Sabre 1897 aus ben
Ser. Staaten nah ieiner beutihen
9eimatb 5uriidgetebrt unb als ~una
iiderer Gantoniit" 5lpanespeile in bic
bunte sSnde geitedt lpnrDen. Seitbem
bate iih Ieiner tiefe Melunhclie be-
mdhtiat.
Ndhbem SberprdIibent Or. b. 8osts
tiher in Wagbeburs iuun bic erlte
9rnuer iiber ben jdben 5ob feines
boffnungspollen Sobnes, oes Heferen<
bars b. 8pettiter, Der BEL elmer Segsls
partie duf Dem Huppiner See ertruns
fen lit, iiberipunben bate, lit er aber.
mails bon einem iGiperen Shlage be-
trDFfen fpproen. Seine in Dsr 8erliner
0eIeafhaft ibrer 9iebenspiirDigfeii
negen febr fpoblselittene Sodter 3otte
iit nnh tur3em Grnnflein aeiicrben
Nuf bem ShieBplab Der fDniglihen
9epebr : 5ahrif in Spunbau limb einz
| eebsnbe ShieBperiude nit einem
Iaenen RuDdllerie Harabiner gemuht
iporben, Der bonn 2ieutenant GraT
8auoifien pom rbeinifden (a0nigs)
0uIaren Regiment No. Z erfunben
ipurbe. Ser aarabiaer ioG bshsutenbe
0orsiiee gegen Die jebt i'm 9ebrulf
befinblide Waffe bdben, 5umal er
teine Neuani1affung beoinSt, ionoern
iid) ben alten aarabinsrn dnpabt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-07-13
EbatidmItM In, gNaNer.
GrfArt6eno 1T Der 3ahanb. in BEN
iit uiele unfsrer 9ruppen tefnorn.

Manila, 10. Suli. 9eit alrei ga.
gen regnet ss bsltdnois unb bas 2ano
on ben omeritaniihen Siib- uno Bai=
linien entIans 1T buhitdblih iibers
lhipemmt. Die Solouten habsn grobe
llnannsbmlidteiten gu ertragen. Dds
13. Snfantsrisresiment in palop 1T
in Ger fMedteiten Gage, tbatidhlih
ringsum bon WuiIer umgeben. Die
griiden, benubt, um WprrGtbe herbff
3ufiibren, jinb EinpeggeIhpenmt unn
einige Der Gpmpagnien linb oura 6
SUB breite Maiferldufe bon chamber
getrennt; in pielen 5dllen NIT 3 Sub
tieFem WaFer untsr ibren2ageritdtten,
bic auf gradertiItsn aufgeitlasen
iinb. Die gpmpagnis foht in fnieties
fem MnHer fte5enb ibre Muhlaeiten.
Ginise nad pai1up fiibrenbe SiLaz
BEN fino einfah linpcllirbar uno bic
Misfelber auf allen Geiten fino Elm
grpber See. Gin 1harfer Winb tpebte
mehrere 3elte bes 3lpeiten Heieroe@
hoipitals um.
Die Dai bon Manila 1T tpeoer NIT
8artui{en nrh nit Hdbnen befuhrbar
urb .tin 5hiff perldbt ben 9afen.
Sas Der. Staaten 9ransportfhiff
Centennial" lit feoelfertig, um entlafs
lene Solbaten nd9 San Gruncisco gu
bringen. Gisle miiHen ben qanHn
Gag lang an Der Waferfeite berumz
iiben, nab big auf bic 9aut, um ouf
cine WortaHe au pdrterl Die lie nat
bem Dampfer brinst. Der paiis unb
uus anbern 6liii1e iinb seitiesen uno
Die niebrig selegensn Stabttbsile NIT
WaHer bebedt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-07-13
Brpdn's Nieipn,ss.

2ineoln, Ntbr., 10. Suli. %. s.
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sonlabung ReIonsn, bic ibm BON s.
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sugsfanbt tpurben. elm gsIhsnt fir
i'm lei. Ct ipitrbe lebielih erfuht, fie
auf benz Mdrttt gu plaeiren. Brndn
iibertpies bic Genbuns einem 0dnbler.
Der bic Mslonen pertaufte unb bic
Jrudi be5uhlte.
SdItppbampfer Sruit.
Nelp Dort, s. Suli. Die mgreat
2ufes Coming Co., fpelhe alle
Shleppbampfer : eefeIfhaFten 5lpi.
ihen Buffalo. Ghicdgo unb 8uluth
pereinen min, bat in Meip sSerIep ihre
sSneprporationsart:fel rsgiitriren laiz
len. Taa capital betrdgt $1,000
600, tpppon $2,500,000 71prp3entige
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tributdren GliiHen Elm allgeIneines
5hlspper<, Rettungs@, Dagger unb
llntsrnehn,tr 0eihdft gu betreiben
unb nit 6hleppbampfern, Shiffen.
Hnoten ulIer Mrt Oanbel All treiben.