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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
When Spain Coded the PHILIPPINES
TO the United States.

Sultan of Sulu. It's chief products are
tobacco, sugar, and similar tropical
products. Both the islands are said to
be mainly valuable for their pearl and
shell fisheries, which 1t is possible
may develop some commercial impor-
lance.
AS soon as the omission was discov-
cred by this country the matter was
brought to the attention of the Span
ish officials and the claim made that
the two islands should be included in
the original cession. This claim Spain
would not honor as the islands were
not included in the specific boundary
lines as set forth in the treaty. The
fundamental principles OF common law
applied clearly to SPANS contention,
and in order to prevent any other for
eign power getting foothold In the
archipelago and believing IL to be In
the interest of public policy, the Unit-
ed States has offered 100000 as an in
demnity for the cession of the islanss.
and 1t Is said that the Spanish cah.us,
Is disposed to accept the offer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
CHAPTER TX.

yield, you Christian dog! Become
Moslem, or, by Allah, you die!
Look out there and see the end of
those who have refused to bow to Is
lam or yield to the power OF the
Khalifa!"
Paul Cleland staggered feebly to the
door of the miserable hut, in whose
black and filthy depths he had spent
the last few days, and looked out on
the scene pointed out to him by his
grim gaoler. 1t was one that might
make the boldest shudder.
1t was Metemmeh-the corpse Of a
town. The mud houses were mere
shel's-broken beams, tattered cur
tains fiuttering in the breeze, shat
tered roofs, through which the rain
poured. Facing Cleland and his guar
dian stood strange construction of
wood-two upright posts with cross
bar between. Below lay some brown
palm-ibre rope, and mixed with it a
decaying mass of human bones.
For what Cleland was looking upon
was gallows.
He was weak-almost too weak to
walk. For three months OF starva-
fion, torture. susp anse-three months
passed in dark and loathsome huts,
black as the mouth of pit. close and
with hardly any water to drink, and
only the loathsome food offered him
are sufficient to reduce any man to the
lowest ebb. Sometimes Cleland almost
prayed for death; then, again, the
love of life, common to every human
be g, came back to him with full
force, and he told himself that while
there was life there was hope-hope
OF rescue or Of escape.
How often in those days and nights
OF misery and physical suffering did
the memory of Margaret's pale, sweet
face come to comfort and to strength
en- him!
He turned now to his gaoler-no
other than Osman Azrak himself
after his first involuntary shudder and
snooh his head.
II have already given you my an
swer, and that scores of times. shall
not reaounce my faith to escape
DEATH"
Then, by the sword Of the prophet,
you have chosen your own fate!" ex-
claimed the fierce fanatic. He turned
away from Cleland and uttered pc
Gu lar call
In answer to 1t half dozen black
bearded, fierce-eyed dervishes sprang
as it were from the earth itself-in
reality, out Of some of the trenches
near at hand-and came to his side.
Osman uttered his instructions in low,
rapid tones, and two OF the tallest and
strongest, coming forward, laid each
a hand under Cle,and's arm, and led
him forword towards that awful black
thing facing him.
Then he knew that tia end had come
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20

Probably the longest beard in the
world is that of a metal worker T., in
Marseilles, France. TIE man is sew
enty-four years old. When fourteen
years OF age he had beard six inches
long. 1t grew from year to year, and
now his hirsute attachment, when I'M
rolled, reaches the respectable length
of ten feet ten inches. When this MAJ
goes out walking he carries his beard
rolled up in big skein under his
arm. Since he Is rather small in size,
measuring about five feet thre inches,
the beard is more than twice the many
height
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
Ex-Congressma n Now Editor.

Former Congressman Myron II. Nc
Cord of Wisconsin, for several years a
resident OF Arizona, who resigned the
governorship OF that territory, to en-
ter the volunteer service in the wa,
with Spain, is now the editor of the
Arizona Gazette, printed at Phoenix.
The paper has hitherto been Demo
cratic, but under Mr.. McCords man
agement will be independent.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
Mother Fru.trated Runaway.

The most popular Of Italian authors.
Edmondo de Amicis, of whose "Cuore"
2s5 900 copies have been sold, has just
brought out his memoirs. They tell
less about himself than about his
friends and contemporaries. One OF
the moot dramatic incidents in his life
was his attempt. as boy OF thirteen.
to escape from his home, and, with
some other boys. to join Garibaldi's
forces on the way to Italy. His moth
er frustrated the project
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
oliver Cromwell's Tooth-Pick.

In the window of an old curiosity
shop not far from the British museum
in London may be seen an deliberately
carved ivory toothplck, with the fol-
lowing intimation attached: Tooth
pick formerly the property of Oliver
Cromwell; supposed to have been the
one he picked his teeth with before
he signed the death warrant of
Chssies l."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
Germs which Destroy Typhoid

Experiments recently MADE In Eng
land have shown that the soil contain,
normally specific organisms which are
destructive to the typhoid bacillus. u
these organisms could be Identified
they might be used to combat typhoid
fever.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
CHAPTER yII.-(Continued. !

CHAPTER VII.-(Continued.)
"You have Gomez" he said, pant
ingly, his voice SO weak she could
hardly hear what he said. 1T is good
--brave-of you. II you knew all you
ing
No, MOI. she said quickly. None
OF us have right to do that to an
other, Major Rayburn. If you have
wronged me in any way, and are sorry
for it, / forgive you freely, as hope
to be forgiven"
God bless you for these words!" he
said, weakly; II have never known
an hours happiness since / vowed
that, II you would not be mine, you
should never be another mans. / am
bad enough, God knows; but not so
bad as that"
And then, weakly and pantingly, he
told her all.
Il knew where the Khalifa was" he
said. Il had black boy who had de-
serted from his camp in my boy, and
he told me. l felt confident Cleland
would take that direction, and sooner
or later fall into their clutches. And
l believe he has done so. l believe he
is still there, unless he is-dead"
He paused. Adrienne lifted her
head to speak, but he went on rap
idly:
Il have more to tell you. Wait! 1t
is about myself. l wish to tell you
that you may tell Doctor Margaret
Crawford, who is in Cairo just now.
II Joined the army under false
name. My real name is strangely
enough, the same as that of the man
l counted my enemy. 1t is Paul Story
Clelland. We spell it with two l's.'
We were not connected in any way
with the other Clelands. 1t is a COM
mon enough name in Scotland.
DIR. Margaret Crawford's father be-
lieVed that he had done me a great
wrong-he had altered cheque of my
fathers which l went to cash. But /
had committed a greater crime. had
forged my fathers name to 1t! The
shock killed my father. / left home,
changed my name, joined the army,
and worked my way upwards from the
ranks.
That is all. Will you tell Doctor
Crawford? 1t is possible her father
may have told her,
Il will tell her." whispered Adrien-
ne. Her lips were as white as death.
With woman's intuition she had
guessed the whole truth: the dying
confession had been to her as reve-
lation.
VIII you also say once more-that
you forgive me?" asked the dying
man. His voice was almost gone now.
Adrfenne bent her head for a mo-
ment; then suddenly she laid her hand
on the fingers that were so restlessly
toying with the white fringe of the
coveriet.
Il forgive you," she said, slowly,
and may God in His great mercy also
grant you forgiveness. We all have
need of that forgiveness, and Of His
great help"
A strange sound left the dying
mans lips. 1t startled Adrienne, who
beckoned to the nurse who had Just
sentered the room. Ere the nurse had
reached his bedside all was over. Paul
Clelland, so long known as Philip Ray
burn, had gone into the presence Of
The only Judge who dare temper JUS
tice with mercy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
GODS JUDGMENTS ARE SWIFT
AND SURE.

National Sins Are Punished by Keen
instruments - No Calamity Happens
by Chance, but Is Directed by Divine
Wisdom.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20

There are some people who think
that the universe would run very
much better II Providence took their
advice. --........-..-.....
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20
Rrea6th OF Divina Love,

King Henry ii. of England crowned
his son as king and on the day Of
coronation put on servants garb,
and waited. he, the king, at the sons
table, to the establishment of all the
princes. But we know Of more won
drous scene-the King of heaven and
earth offering to put OIL you, his child,
the crown of life, and in the form of a
servant waiting on you with blessing.
Extol that love, all painting, all SOUP
ture, all music, all architecture, all
worship! In Dresdenian gallery let
Raphael hold him up as a child. and
in Antwerp cathedral let Rubens hand
him down from the cross as martyr,
and Handel make all his oratorio vi
brate around that one chord-"He was
wounded for our transgressions, bruis-
ed for our iniquities." But not until
all the redeemed get home, and from
the countenances in all the galleries OF
the ransomed shall be revealed the
wonders of redemption, shall either
man or seraph or archangel know the
height and depth and length and
breadth Of the love of God.
At our national capital monument
in honor of him who did more than
any one to achieve our American indie
pendence was for scores OF wears In
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-09-20

Let us be careful how we shoot at
others lest we take down the wrong
one, remembering the servant OF King
William Rufus. who shot at deer.
but the arrow glanced at tree and
killed the king. Instead OF going out
with shafts to pierce and razors to
cut we had better initiate the friend
OF Richard Occur de Lion. Richard, In
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&epubliten ybnben aufseb6rt Su eriIti.
ren."
Cecil &booes, sei6uuGen BON Gn.
maBuns unb Spdmntb, meint, beioe
&epubliteu ipllten aui Sabre binaus ais
yS Srpn Gplpnien" nermaltet uer.
ben; bas beoeutet, buB Iie ais balbcipi.
liIirte 8ebiete bebdnoelt uno beIteuert
peroen ipllen, Dbne bas &sdt Der Wsit.
resierung Su beliBen; baB Tie Der 9p.
rannei uno Dem 9espoti8mus untenuur.
fen werbeu, Die unlere %orpGter eriolo.
reid betdmpiten uuo beiileten.
&urS miro oas 9eben Der amerifaui.
id)en 8artei pber Administration iein,
pelde ibren Gameu in %erbinoung
brin9t nit bieiem Gaub, uno 3lilube
rllngs &lane. liner 81 ats. SetretGr,
Der lett 30 Sabreu feline 5iiblun9 bate
nit Dem tpabreu ameritaajihen @eiite,
mag iih tGuiden, lNuu er aluubt, oa6
oas nmeritaniiAe SOlt 9eouloia bel
Settle iteben uno Die &erilbuu9 oieies
abibeuli6eu Serbredens eeQen Die 81.
utilization ouloen peroe.
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SnrS llnO llen.

- 3u ben 5unf Seliel. .@erten mirb
elm Nnbau errldtet.
- Die glrbeiter Der 6. 8. @plman
2umber GO. Iino aus Dem 8uI6 Suriid.
getebrt.
Or. Sedman bat iih lomeit err
bolt, oaB er ieine Yraris mieber iiber
nebmen fOnnte.
= 4eien sic bite Die neIan 9lnSei.
gen oes Bart Stpre uno Der 8 # !.
man M III Is D.!
- SGmmtlide &ednun9en segen bns
Nrmenamt miiiitn nod pUr Dem /.
Nprtl ein9ereidt ueroen.
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Ieber oon 5luBuerbeierun9s sglrbeiteru,
1T leit 5reltag UeribmunoeT
. - gIm r. Sum- fiuoet in SbeboD9nn
Die s. Subres Is Onpention oes .BiscOns
finer glrbeiter gunoes ltntt.
- Der 9lrbeitsrntb iuipicirte am
Gienitn9 Die neue 0ogan S6ule uno
iano 2lIles III better Sronung.
8os sis bel Der Bride ilber GOl.
mans Slougb miro nit 3pnnmit &c.
iprengt, nm @eiabr ub5umenoen.
Yaienoer Name. ygiun, lpie iou
Sbr fleines y, doel oenn beiBen?"- 8ai.
iionirigr hnoiabrer: oR oelbaio ="
50. Wtlller bon ytoro ga @roIie
muBte Uegen Geitun9 elmer iOgennnnten
SpielbDae $50 Straie mO Die Soften
berappen.
- Der County 6lertlteQte Mittmr1
eine 6Oh5eltsjcens aus iiir 2lnor. 9.
BOwen uOn Maryspiue mo emma y.
5ummer.
Na6 Iiini 8Oden grbeitseinItel.
lung megen &eparaturen bat Die Segelte
q aOblbaus Uii9. 80. ibreu Betrieb
wieoer er6iinet.
~ Baul Rc6usb 1T gum 3ruItel in
Der ". 8. BIad Santerott 2lngelegen.
belt ernamnt uOroen. Die Bhrgi6nit
betragt 81 900
9us Sdla6tOieb III jest iebr in
0adirGge. 5iir ailbe nit 9albern
wuroeH am Ronta9 $50 bejablt, fir
Siitre biz sos.
9ie bramatiihe Settion oes St.
SOiepb's Yeretns wiro um II. Npril in
Der Sduiballe > Die trante 5nmlie" 5ur
Multiplying bringen
Gui Die ueueu 2lnjeigen Der Is. 8.
BnrrOnSD, pOn {. ". Z tier
uno bes yGOnttnentat" MAIDEN
mir bier noa DEFENDERS auimertlam.
IT, Iie nlis 5uiiermhble bel lSKanO
Groiiin9, 6rD. Di @oooaro geb6rig, bic
ieit ,5abrcn nidt IN geirieb lunS 1T
jest lUleosr in Operation.
S&p5uaaren 0dnoler VI. Z. 9tn,
berion bat IN ieinem Sdauieuiter an
iuol. 4 Ctr, Der &edrt gegenuber, bic
getreie 3mltatiun elues goars Sdube
aus9eiisllt, bic ber periturbene Ntdrip.
rer grRosat gincotns als anabe
aui Der 5arm geirasen.
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9ie Snnitausittllmg

in Der SOdif,ale nnbm am Wontag
ibren gnfans. Sic iit wirtlid redt
idDn. 9Im Muntas 9tbeno fam Elm
sutes mnlitnliibes Grosramm sur
9nr6fiibruu9 inter 9eitun9 upn Sri.
Barbara &ui'eG.
Die gIusltelIuns lit pfen BON 8 bis
II 0litta9s, ? bis 6 llbr Na6mittags
uno Z bis 1920 Nbenos.
Shiiler Der 9nubItummen. S6ule
weroen jeoeu Gag bon bis 3 llbr aui Der
IuSitellung ieiu, sur 0emonItratiOn
i9rer llnterueiiun9s WetbONe.
Die &uuIt gtusItelun9 in Der Sp6.
ihule erireute iib aud am 0ienitag Ell.
nes iebr 5ablreiden 8eiud)s. 6rau 3.
$. Spence belt ejnen @ortra9 iiber:
og8ie lit ein Gilb Su itubiren?" 9lm
gbeno Wuroen perfhieoene Der auS9e.
Itellten 8iloer mo Stntuetten bel6rie.
ben.
Ser 9ieuitag mar Der bes ga GroIier
6rnuen &erein8. I'm 3 llbr fam
iOIoenoes 9rosrumm Sur 9urdfibruns;
&ianuouett, 6rl8. SacObIon unb 5rpe;
Defamation, Sri. 6iloa 5lued; SOtal.
SUlO, 5rnu 9. 8. McSee. 9lm gIbenb
9ub Qan9itaot8 Sr6eiter elm Spn5ert.
Inter ben nusgelteuten @e9enitdnoen
iino uiele pbOtu9ropbiide &eprO:
buttiOnen Der Sd6pfun9en alter uno
neuer Meiltiy, cine slusitelluus ausse-
ltppfter Sbiere, etc.
@eitern mar in Der SunltnusItelIun9 in
Der 6odidule Der y8Omeu's Sort
nisbtlp Glub" 9a9. glm Nahmitag
CAB Der ManoOlin Club mebrere Selec:
tioneu gum 8clten. glm &benb bielt
5rdu Somes .. @Itee ppn Wtilmnutee,
Setretdrin Der Wilwnufee &unIt. 9iga,
eiueu &ortrag iIber Shuluerbeiz
ierun9en mo innere Decoration.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-03-30

Ole @eiabren Der Stebs
troeeu. Sine 3eihm9 in 5noiann
marnt bic Siln9Iinge inter ibren Geiern
9egen on8 9ragen Der boben Siebtrngen
Ooer ,8aterm0roer", uno iilbrt ais We.
lea an, onB elmer bieier oBuOes" jiingit
aui benz glutten Ssiteume9e ibrer Sinot
pnb 10 beiiia nui Doe SiBIleil6
iiel, odB Die Shuliern in Die 60be iub
reu uno Der iisiie Stebirascn ibm beibe
8 bren raoifal pom aopie nbrniirie.
8em nitt mabr 10 bod gut eriuuoen
8ie oitmeiiter, aud Der
bieIoe, limb ron @nibingion aus initrus
lit woroen, oen iogendnnien o8resn.
GOODS" 5bwlnottn idari aui Die Gin
DER Al ieben. 8ieie alaiie pom @du
nern, bic INNER wteosr Spier hnoei,
weuu aud nod 10 OF uor ibneu gewarnt
miro, arbetet IN lsgierer beit wieoer
eiirloer ms mit mebr llnugrirorenbeii
ols le 1uuOr. Der llmiidub, onb bic
,@eleimtsn" ub rubig ueIbalten, Wetl
es itroi5ar 1T, geidlidtes 8elO in BE-
triigeriider abhtDt ~ iauien, grihueri
Der @ebsimpot,ei bic 2Iuioabe, benz Gje.
iiu6el oos oanoUstt 5u legen, bsoeu,
tenb.
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Nnhri6ten pom QnnOe.

- Ser %iOase Caucus III g8eIt
Salem 1T bcute 6reita9 9lbenb, Itatt,
wie uorBer beitimmt, an SamItu9
gIbeno.
8ieier 9u9e luurbe in SnaIasta
bus tleine Sino pm 0ru. uno 5rau
u freo @arman beerbiot.
Srn. uuo 6rau 9OuiS Otto, i'm
ielben Grte, bat Der alopperitOrb ein
S6bnden 9ebraht.
Sn Nlma Center ltarb hieier
Gage 5rau gti6Olos g 6 M D t,
friiber ouf Der ct. SOiepbs 9iibse
wObnbaft. sic binterldBt ibreu @ntten
mo iieben tleiue 8inoer.
: = Sn @enOa unten lit cine neue
SG9suiible III 8etrieb geieBt worben.
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Die 8rutalit1t, NIT pel +.
der @nslunb eesen bic Suern Oeridbrt,
iibertrifit Die iflimmIten 8efiirdtunsen
unO ldBt ben 8iberitanb, ben ,Sene Der
en9liiden Snoulion entsegeniebtn, nur
umio sere6tiertieter eri6einen. Die
@rfldruug beS @puperneur8 Der &apto=
Ionic, haB ale 8Cern, wel6e fir Die
6reibeit hires 9anbes fdmpften, entre6=
tet tperben ioGen, IdBt ben 8aubfelO5u9
Grglanb's als einen S6lag 9esen Die
8uItur unierer 3eit, ais eins Der in
fumIten Serbrefen Der gteu5eit eridei=
men. @leid5eitis uber luiro AUDI bieie
englilde llumenldli6teit sur 6ol9e bu.
ben, boB Die BOern umIO letter bel ibrer
9epife jebarren: n6reibeit Ooer TOb!"
(gSeitl. 8oit.)
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2Sm m9}orbw It EN- 6eint ii6
bic 8 2einenin 3 II Itrie 8abn bres
den gu uollen. Sm lebten Sabre waren
in 9fpros Oatota n1lein 100000 glfer
nit Ssla6s be1telt uno eS muroen T.
100000 Buibel 6ladsiamen geerntet.
Sir Die 5Ia6siten9et funo ii6 teiue
@ermenbuns unb nm ous pertbpOlIe
Muteriul nidt sur 5eueruns benuBen 5u
miiiifn, erridteten Die 6la6sbuuer in
5arsp cine 5nbrit, Die tauleuo 3onnen
Steneel per MUunt oerarbeiten tuuu.
8ie1e Subrit beiddftist lid einltweilen
nur nit Der Seritellung BON ieinem
9einenpupier, bUd iit bereits Die &eoe
bappn, Die 6abritation au6 uuf Die Ser
ltenuns BON 2einpuno uus5uoebnen.
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0euti6e &unltinbu1t It + / e.
Die 6rantfurter 6irma @ebriiOer Nrm.
bruiter, beren ipunoerpplle 3bOre auf
Der @bica9oer 9lusitequns mObl ba8
metlt beiuunberte 2lusitelun9sObjett bill
beten, bat oub fir Die Barrier glusitel=
lung elm Mpnumental &ert Der
@roBpluitit eei9uffen: @iueu Nbs
fer in &arpf nit einem 9ra9en.
Ser fiibne @ntpurf, bic i9munspole
lebeabise @eltaltune perben a1s &rone
Der beutiden Sdmiebearbeit seriibmt.
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Cine ensliide 6 abclIeries
abtbeiluns bat Die @rense BON
9ranspaal iiberi6ritten, 10 idreibt bic
Milm. Germ. Snmit lit oas @ebiet
Der iiibafritaniihen Republit gum eriten
Male in ben 8erei9 bes &rieses seSo.
gen. slles, pas ii6 bis ieBt ereisnet
bat, tuar i'm @ruEhe senommen nur bus
@Oripiel su oeut-e eistrtliden &riege, Der
aui benz 8ooen upp Eransuaal in Scene
sebeu miro. MtDse bort oen @nslan.
bern jeber 6iisel gu einem Maiububer9e
ueroen, = bas lit Der g8unitb aler
5reunbe bes &e9te8 unb Der ,Sreibeit.
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8et 9eufela1s 9teoatteur

8et 9eufel ais &eoatteur.
8. @. Seltus, &ebafteur oes 8lOps
minetun, Snb. rStar", piG feline 3ei.
tune oieie &o6e Dem 9euiel iiberaeben
uub Seigen .ipie Satan iie fiibren
wiirbe" ais @e9enitiid gu benz 9opetuer
Sf)pinbel bes &ep. Sbelbon; yas
Jesus would do.
Selms iaste ebitorieD; Ser Star
pOm 81. Mdr5 piro nein Geufel uGu eli
ner 3eitun9" iein unb ansemeiiene, fura
9efaBte Seitrd9e fir cine iolde 3eitun9
Werben nngenommen, aber feline airhens
notiSen Ooer 9ln5ei9en reli9i6ier Nrt.
8ir beabIidtigen, bem Z eufel elm
mai uOaen Spielrnum Su eeben."
SUwObl iiber Staot. pie @uuntDuers
wnltuns iteben intaniib sepIefferte Sri.
titen Su ernarten uub bic SDeu6elei in
&irfen. uno @eieGihnitstreiien niro
ons 3bemn oeri6ieoener 9lrtitel bilben.
"a bewabrt iih alio pieoer einmal
oas 3i6termUrt:
a., 7us lit Der 7lud) Der b0ies 5bat
DAB iie iprtjeugeuo y re g mub aebdren. !"
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Die ,beutl6eIte Stabt i'm
2ance 1T wnbriheinlid @ss Surbor
@itp, Die beutide @einitabt in Stem
Seriep. 3prt bat elm unseiebener ames
rifnniider @ei6ditsmann bic einitims
mi9e NOmination fir ben Stnbtratb ab.
selebnt, neil er ni6t beuti9 iprt6t.
8as Conn Council fiibrt nGmli6 ale
feline @erbunblunsen in Oeutider Spru.
DIE, Ter snn5e Ort 1T beutid unc BON
ben dlteren @inppbuern periteben nur
iebr uenise @n9lii6. Sn Der Sdule
iuiro uber nntiirlih Gneliid selebrt.
Die beutid 9eiibrten %erbunblunsen
bes Council iperben pom glerf enelil6
pr0tpcDllirt.
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Die 5reiii1ber g Gbanta
item idwa ben nod INNER banpn
boB burd bic @Olbtudbrung bas @elr
tbeurer 9emadt tuerbe. Sic iinb
aber fait bur69dnsis 9eute, Die teir
@elo baben. Die @elbleute, Die &api.
taliiten, tlaeen oariiber, baB bas @elt
INNER billi9er perbe. ger ). g.
Dor einisen Subren nod 6 8rO5ent unb
mebr fir cine SppotbetenIdulb beSablte,
fam jebt bas @elo 81 &ro5ent baben
9as iiebt ntdt pie eine @elbpertbeue,
runs aus, mas?
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BUR &Omit Der SO lt9 e.
i6ibte lam man es rednen, baB
Mc8inleD, Der @ei6miitbi9e, OieIes
i6mnnfenbe &pbr in Der ameritnnilhen
Golitif, Der erIte gIbiolutilt uno 9utpfrat
I'M 9rdiiOentenitubl Der Ser. Stuaten
it,"
Sbises oeriibt erItaunli6er @eiie eine
lOnit 10 intelligente 3eitung, Der ,9o.
penport Semotrat," unb errei6t bnmit
enti6ieben ben @ipfel Der 9d6erli6feit
Go6 an feinen erdlibenten Dor ibm,
9incolu uieGeiht uus9enOmmen, iinb 10
srOBe 9lnfOrberun9en in 8eSug uuf
Mutb uuo SSeiti9teit selteut moroeu, pie
an 6ru. Mcainlep, uno bnB er ieiner
SIuf9ube nit bOber 9Iusjeidnuus na6z
eefommen iit, bnriiber beitebt bel Der
uneebeuren Mebrbeit pes amerifnniiden
gOltes tein Sfutten pOn 3weiiel.