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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
a DISSENTING OPINION.
A MINORITY REPORT IN THE
CASE OF SENATOR CLARK, OF
MONTANA
(By telegraph to virginian-Pllor.)

(By telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.)
Washington, ID. c.. April "a
minority of the members of the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
consisting of Senators Pettus and Har-
ris. who do not accept all the views of
the majority OF the committee in the
case of Senator Clark, of Montana. to-
day presented their dissenting opinion
In the case. The report says:
I'VE agree to the resolution reported
by the committee through it's chairman.
That resolution was adopted by the
committee itself. But the reaort is
merely the writing OF the chairman,
with the aid of one other member, and
never was submitted to any meeting Of
the committee. and. therefore, cannot
be considered as the words OF the COM
mittee."
Their dissent is based unon the opin-
ion that in this important inquiry,
the committee was bourL by, and
ought to act on the ordinary rules of
evidence" Complaint is made that
much of the testimony was "hearsay"
evidence. which. they say, was received
in great Volumes"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
EXTRA PAY OF
ARMY OFFICERS.
Secretary Root Sends His Reply
to the Senate Resolutions.
HE CITES PRECEDENTS.

Similar Allowances to oHiccrs Performing
Civil Functions In Mexico and California
in 1919 ana 1853 lie AlsoQuotcs theor-
der of Secretary of War, II. 4. AIger-He
Says thoExtraC ompcnsation is needed to
Properly Perform the Duties Pertaining
to Their Positions Such Expenditures
Ranged From $500, for the Various
oniccs Total Extra Pay of si1.441, out
of Total Revenues OF SeI.0a051a.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26

vice from s225.000 to s725O00 The pro-
posed increase was attacked by the An
preparations Committee, under the lead
e!snip of Mr. Moody. of Massachusetts.
with such vigor and success that in
the end the House voted 81 to 30 to
the bill
Mr.. Moody created sensation by the
manner in which he assailed the meth
ods OF the pneumatic tube companv
ana the direct charge that Il former
member of Congress, who was a mem
Der of the Appropriations COMMITTEES
had been n holder Of the stock and
bonds OF the company. He declined to
disclose the gentleman's name. He add
ed to the scandal by charging that a
block OF stock had been sent as a New
Years gift to near relative of an
other member of Congress, but to the
credit of the member. he said the dis
honor!ng gift had been returned 10 the
sender by the next mail
Although the tube service was high,v
commended by other members. these
revelations transformed the sentiment
OF the House, which has several times
voted for the service. into n decisive
majority against its continuation In
any form.
The remainder of the day was de-
voted to the discussion OF an amend
ment offered by Mr.. Tawney, of Mime
sofa. TO substitute his bill for the re-
classification of the railway postal
clerks for the provision in the bill.
At the end of the debate the amend
ment was held not to be in order sew
enteen of the twenty-five pages of the
bill have not been completed.
KING TAKES ROBERTS SEAT.
At the opening William II. King. who
served in the Fifty fifth Congress from
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26

vices there other than the compensa-
ton to which they were entitled by
law to receive as salary and allowances,
and II so the names and rank of the
officers and the amounts received by
them. The reply is as follows:
Pursuant TO the orders OF the Sec
rotary of War, dated respectively
March 1. 1899. April 10. 1899, and May .,
1899, copies of which are annexed here
to. allowances have been paid your off,
GERS of the army who have been re-
CURED to live in the city of Havana.
and to perform important civil functions
with the administration of the govern
ment of Cuba. as follows:
THE ADDED PAYMENTS.
ITO the Military Governor OF Cuba,
at the rate of $500 per year.
TO the Military Governor of Havana,
at the rate OF $1,000 per year.
To the Collector of Customs for the
island of Cuba. at the rate OF $500 per
year.
ITO the Treasurer of the island of
Cuba. at the rate of 1880 per year.
These payments were in addition to
the salary and allowances which the
said officers were entitled as such to re-
ceive out of the Treasury of the United
States"
mo allowances have been made to
any officer in Porto Rico other than the
statutory salary and allowance out of
the Treasury of the United States
The payments specified were made
out of the revenues of the island OF
Cuba. on account OF Government there
of, and they were made on that ac-
count for the reason that it was impos-
sible for the said officers to properly
perform the necessary duties pertain
ing to their positions without the ex-
penditure of the full amount of such al
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26

The minority report says Senator
Chandler as chairman kindly relieved
the other members of the committee"
from their duties as judges in this case.
and determined that matter for the
committee" This consent to the ma
jor.ty report. they say, was based on
the opinion that Senator Clark's friends
Illegally and improperly used large
amounts of money. and the election,
therefore. is void under the law of the
land. Closing. they say:
The only proposition for which we
contend is: That this is judicial case
and 4 committee of the Senate ought
TO consider and report it as Judges
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
Especial to virginlnn-rl,ot.,
mond's Street Fair.

Richmond. Va. Anril o. The ros,,,4
of yss,ora,.,,, -,
"' ""tu meetings Is
source OF considerable qualification to
those who are in favor of making n
Constitution Convention
s-, 20 - ''soe'
' > my eSiesa.es were elected TO
me convention, and while nineteen of
them were instructed yet 1t is claimed
TO- day that all but seven oro IN fo,.,r
of making n Constltutioro, fon,on.;o,
n party issue
rr,o
Inc o'iy objection tnat any or them
have to such a step is the fear that in
revising the Constitution those in con-
troll may be actuntcd by political con-
siueratons rather than the good of the
state.
l fear" said leading local politi-
S!", 70 udN: thit iawyers VIII get hold
made in mo Cons,i,,, &c. TO-, Nj, ~, So
the n,rnose ~ Wi. .,e WI ne t tor
snoiIs nonsiI,s &c W., .sei al ne
case ON. ms S.o,a Vii. ~; 1871 80, oe ,ne
the ,i~s, VIZ 'e "''se 'iah
"If hny.a,,a,, :, ,o oo.,
nle ,re nli,,vsd 70 ,,n'.s'', ~ PGo-
strument ne on,onaaS ,,p ~
Thar thev viii allow, o,,,th;,,, "o 80,
rs,,toI - ~ 80" a..S Nus oefp
FAVOR rrun prr,rp,MD,r,,
This oninio, .oon,, a. o,.,>
views Of tho ,v.,es n So, to tAp t tne
CITY to the conventicn ond tho', LII,
doubtless malse strn,,,. &c e.r,,t s3, WI ~,
rererendun, y,I,,oh ~ 9-,s,., W ny, rne
has advocated fron, the n 9.ss'n'ah- fiioe
II is stated In no.isoai -;ro,o 49,.
Hon. George n wise for,,,a,. -, e.,ae
her OF Congress- viii 10 eiantad = 49,
gate mt large tn tba Daroooratto NJ
tional Convention nj Kansas civ
DEI.rcArEs AMI AZ rrI,r, =, .,,
10 <Ni'D AL I'm Al ES-
me state convention Will elect the
lour oeiesates at larGe and their alter
hates TWO electors at large, and will
choose II STATE chairman. The district
ueieeates VIII meet in convention at
NortolN, ana each district Will elect two
Oty; an eiector and five membars as
the State Democratic COMMITTEES.
THE STATE CHAIRMANSHIP
Secretorv n, tho RECOMMENDATIONS.
Jowless stii, says ~ ~ IN, w ea I'LL
nose Mr. 7 ToS,o or"I I ne WIN nor no. op.
cbolrmanshin of tho cta.a co,,,,,,.ta
if the latter il n canijdota AZ Ei,,,
SONS friends saw thai Ia vii, ~, , ..
didate. Despite this the knnwine ona,
raiterato that Mr. IawIess vi, ~
elected chairman win h,,t Nttla go,
Bile.
~ ,>,r,,,,,sr,>,o, e,-
~ = 10 L " pull
one OIL the most interesting suits now
penang trlal In the CITY Circuit Court
Is that OF w. u. Simons against the
commonwealth, for services as Court
Martial.
seems tnat In 1881, when Col.
Charles t. OFerrall was Governor OF
the state, he ordered general court
martial, after the completion of which
" -. - . ~. 'ieeS " .IiSs'S SuLn-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26

res off Kure. which were to close April
20 with review by the Emperor.
The River Horani rose two feet on
the 5th instant, owing to rapid thaw-
ing. T>wenty-seven persons were
drowned or injured by the flood.
Manila papers state that Agunaldo
Is reported skulking among the Igorote
villages of Luzon
The Island of Ko2u is in great dis
tresS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
(By Telegraph to virginian-pilon

washington, April 25.-Secretary of
War Root to-day sent to the Senate his
reply to the resolution of April u as
to whether officers of the United States
army III CUBA or Porto Rico have re-
ceived any compensation for THEN. ser
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
RICHMOND'S
DELEGATE S.
Favor Constitutional Conventions.
Many are instructed.
THE STATE GUARDIANSHIP.

Mr.. Lawlcss Says 10 VIII Not Oppose Mr.
j. Taylor Eilyson for the Craftsmanship
of tho Democratic State Committee
The Richmond Howitzcrs Have Invited
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues and
Grimes Battery to Take Part in tho
Great Parade of May 18th. Mt Rich
mond's Street Fair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
THE BOERS
FALLING BACK.
Lord Roberts Will Probably Not
Catch Them in His Net.
THEY MOVE TOO RAPIDLY.

Tho British Operations Will Probably
Hnvo to BE Repeated Further North
Wepencr Relieved and tho Southeast
crn Cornor OF the Free State Cleared or
Beers, but tho Main Army Has Still to
Bo Dealt With Beers Said to he Col
lectins Enormous Quantities of Provis
ions in the Lcydenburg Mountains.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
PNEUMATIC MAIL
TUBE SERVICE.
House Of Representatives Knocks
Out Entire Appropriation.
KING TAKES ROBERTS SEAT
KING TAKES ROBERTS SEAT.

The Senate Agrees to tho Conference Re-
port on the Hawaiian Government Bill
$1,000, for Experiments in Hcmp-grow-
ing In the Southern Statcs-Scnator Mar
tin Secures Appropriation for an Expcr-
mental Farm The Capc Nome Mining
Claims.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
(By Telegraph to vlrginian- pilot)

Nby IGIcSTapH 10 NITSinlan-PIIOt.1
Washington, April 25.-Thc House to-
day put its heel upon the pneumatic
mail tube service now in operation in
New York. Boston and Philadelphia,
and if its action stands the whole SER
vice will be crushed. The PostofIice
Committee had recommended an in
crease OF the appropriation for this SER
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
ST. LOUIS PLATFORM RE-AF-
FIRMED.

Louisville, Ky. April 25.-A meeting
OF Populist leaders OF this state. who
favor fusion with the Democrats. was
held here to-day. Fourteen delegates
TO the National Convention at Sioux
Falls May were selected and resolu-
tons were adopted re-afIirming the
declarations of the National Convention
at St. Louis in 1885, denouncing trusts.
favoring an income tax. and the elc-
ton of United States Senators by direct
vote. and indorsjng William ]. Bryan
for the Presidential nomination..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
Japanese Warshipa Manoeuvres

(By Telegraph to Virginian-P ilot.)
Yokohama, April 13.-(Via Victoria,
B. c., April 25).-Fifty Japanese war
ships were engaged in naval manoeuv-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-26
INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN.
KANSAS AND KENTUCKY POPU-
LISTS INDORSE DEMOCRACY'S
LEADER

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Piiot)
Clan Center. Kansas. April 25-The
Populists' State Convention. called to
select eightyfour delegates to the Ma
tional Convention at Sioux Falls. to-
day instructed the delegation to vote
solidly for William j. Bryan for Presi-
dent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-21

distinguished credit to the American peo-
pie. In releasing the United States from
the grieyous conditions Of q European all
lance Tor the government OF Samoa his
course Is especially to be commended. BY
his securing to our undivided control the
most important island Of the Samoan group
and the best harbor lin the southern Pacific
every American interest has been safe
guarded. &5i8S8 5@EfS
We approve the annexation OF the Ha-
waiian islands to the United States.
We commend the part taken by our gov
*ernment IN the peace conference at8the
Hague. We assert our steadfast adherence
trine. #@5
were wisely regarded when President Nc
Kinley rendered his friendly Offices In the
interest OF peace between Great Britain
and the South African republic. While the
policy prescribed by Washington, affirmed
by every succeeding president and imposed
upOn us by the Hague treaty of nOn-inter-
xe e,al,aan IN nao Earopsan eoRtr aS Y y, the
may soon be found, honorably alike to both
contending parties, to terminate the strife
between them.
In accepting by the treaty Of Paris the
Just responsibility OF our victories in the
Spanish war, the president and the senate
won the ~nndonbted approval Of the Ameri-
can people. Az other course was possible
Throughout the western Indies and In the
Philippine islands.
That course created our responsibility
before the world. and with the ~unorganized
population whom our Intervention had
freed from Spain, to provide for the main
~tenance Of law and order, and for the es-
Establishment of good government and for
the performance Of International obliga-
tiOns. Our authority could not be less than
our responsibility and wherever sovereign
rights were extended 1t became the high
duty Of the government to- maintain its au-
thority, to- put down armed insurrection
and to confer the b~lessIngsSOf liberty and
ciyiIizati0n9upon all the rescued peoples.
The largest measure of seif-g0Yefhmen
consistent with their welfare and our du-
ties shall be secured to them by law. To
Cuba Independence and self-goyernmen
were assured IN the same yoice by which
war was declared. and to the letter this
Ipiedge shall be performed.
Tit republican party upon Its history
and upon this declaratio of Its principles
and policies confidently inyokes the cor.
siderate and approving Judgment of the
American people.
IL @Z 3SE2
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-21

the readers, speller and one geography.
The books used in these lines were be-
hind the times. as great advance has
been made in issuing new texts in
these subjects Allowance will be
made for all old books In exchange for
new ones.
The new board is organized with
Joseph Hare as president and s.. Nc.
Pye as clerk. HI Nicholson, chair
ma Of the COMMITTEES on finance; j.
p. Mcdonald ontext books and course
Iof study; z. Larson q buildings, and
". ?. Cochrane on teachers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-21
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM.

The republicans Of the United States.
through their chosen representatives met
In national convention, looking back upon
an unsurpassed record of achievement, and
looking forward into a great field of duty
d opportunity, and appealing to the
judgment Of their countrymen, make these
declarations:
people. turning from the democratic party
intrusted power four years ago to re-
publican chief magistrate and a republican
congress, has been met and satisfied.
the people then assembled at the polls.
after q term of democratic. legislation and
administration, business was dead, indus
try paralyzed and the national credit dis;
was hidden and its labor distressed and
unemployed.
The democrats had no other plan with
which to Improve the ruinous conditions
to coin silver at the ratio Of 16 to- The
republican party, denOuncing this plan as
sure to produce conditions even worse than
those from which relief was sought. prom
ised to restore prosperity by means OF two
Legislative measures protective tariff
and a law making gold the standard OF
value. The people by great majorities Is
sued to the republican party q commission
This commission has been executed, and
the republican promise lis redeemed. Pros
4perity more general n more abundant
than we have ever known has followed
controversy as to the value of any govern
nIenI obligation. Every American dollar
is a gold dollar or It's assured equivalent,
and american credit stands higher than
that OF any other nation. Capital is fully
employed and everywhere labor is profit
ably occupied.
the story Of what republican government
means to the country than thls--that
while during the whole period of 107 years
from 1890 to 1881, there was an excess q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-21
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Public Schools Being Put in Readiness
rthe Opening Of the Fall Term
Next Month.
Especially Efficient Corps Of Teachers
Engaged for the Ensuing School
Year.

The public schools will open for the.
fall term on Monday, September 5,
1900. The buildings are being thor
oughIy cleaned this week and every
thing will be in readiness. "A full
corps Of teachers has been elected as
follows. Ss
VIM Moore, superintendent and
principal; instructor in high school
sciences and mathematics, Francis M.
Randolph; English and history, Eliza
beth Jones. In the grades the fol-
lowing teachers have been engaged:
Eighth grade, Miss Settle; Seventh!
grade Mrs Casselman; Sixth grade,
Miss Bell; Fifth grade, Miss Pearl;
Fourth grade, Miss staley; Third
grade, Miss Perry; Second grade, Miss
Josephine Pirdy; First grade, Misses
Thomas and sanderson.
Miss Jones has been teaching iii the
grades Of our schools for four years
and is transferred to the high school.
She is q graduate OF Alma College,
Michigan, and prepared for the work
assigned to her for the coming school
year.
Miss Pearl is from Circleville, Ohio,
and is q graduate OF an Ohio normal
school. She has had 1--WE a ex-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-21
HOW'S THIS?

HOW'S THIS?
We offer q hundred dollars re-
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured BY Halls Gatarrh Cure.
8. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned hare known ii.
Z. Cheney 81 the last fifteen years,
q believe him perfectly honorable
liz All business transactions and fnan-
scially able to carry out any obliga-
lions made By their firm, West &
ssTrraux, wholesome druggists, Toledo,
Ohio. and Walding. Kinnan < Marvin.
wholesale druggists, Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
snally. acting directly upon the Sblood
mucous surfaces Of the system. Tes-
stimonials sent free. Price B per
bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
~ Ar
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-21

WANTED.

WANTED.
Twenty laborers for section hands
on Bismarck. Washburn & Great Falls
railway Same wages paid as North
iern Pacific. Apply to
J NJ. DIXON
s Chief Engineer, Bismarck.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-23

aef6drft bate, Inn ben aDnis porbei
AT laIen. Der bate alerlei an ietz
nem Saul az oronen unb 81 ri1ten,
unb es pauerte biberIe Minuten, bis
er pieber i'm Sattel fab; pettentpfer
i:anb pfli9ti9ulbisit nod INNER an
ieinem poftsn. rWauloff', sebit nod
net Deiter!!" mar bic rnerparteteQ uits
tung bdfiir aus benz Munbe bes aDz
rigs. pettentofer i6li9 getnidt mad
6auie nno meinte bann bei ieinem
Sntel, ben bDben Serren f9eine an
Dem Stebenbleiben bod nidt gar 10
piel gelesen gu iein. Ser Snfel lisb
bas natiirli9 ni9t seltsn unb iagte:
rSas ma9t MIR" SpGter bat biefer
lufttae @orfal pettentofer nod cine
CUNT eingetrugen. 9enn @nno 1868
%aeitattete Der &Dnig sssen feline ipnitiz
ae 8%epobnbeit, unb erit na9oem ibm
pettenfofer eradblt bate, mas einltens
an Der Bride paiiirt lei, baB pieier Elm
bamals i'm 8efib bes &onigs befinbliz
DIES, beute in Der pinatotbef bdnsens
bes Bib BON Nuaslio fir ii9 photo
arapbiere. Dem &Dnis bat bic He>
miniscena bel @ersniisen bereitst.
"So iiebt man, i4loB pettentofer,
~bab Susenbiiinpen oft ipdter belObnt
nerben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-23
Yrof. y. Yettenfoier,

Der beriibmte Miin9ener gpipemio>
loae, er5dblte bieier Sage, pie Die rWt.
90. g." mittbeilen, elm @eI9t9t9en,
ipie er bic erite t0nigli6e Nnipraae
,erlitt". n@ls i9, elm iimpler 8ub,
bonn 2anbe" bonn Oonautnops naG
Miinden fam, in bic f0nigli6e @eIiz
bens, gu meinem Snfel, benz Spfupps
tbeter, ba seigte er mir ale bic bpben
Ssrri6aften, bic bu td9li9 aus unb
einaingen, ritten unb fubren, ermabnte
mid, biibi9 artis gu iein, unb i9Grfte
mir Dor alien elm, BEL 8esegnungen
nit iol6en SerrI9aften nit Der Miibs
in Der Sanb iteben 5u bleiben, bis iie
ppriiber ieien, unb ia ni6t peiter 81
oeben." Der Sntel mar elm itrenaer
Serr, unb Der iunge p~ettenfofer tbat
treuli6, mas Der Snfel gebpt. Oa
ppllte er zines Sages cine in Der NGbe
Der @eiibenS befinbli9e Bride iiber>
fdreiten, als bon Der anberen Settle
3Gnig 2ubpig Der Grite Su pferbe
baber fam. Der 8Onig itieg Dor Der
Bride ab - er mar ME elm GROCER
Reiter bpr benz Serrn. Sriiben itanb
p~ettentOfer, pie es ibm Der Sntel einz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-23
Semtid)er 8erein pom bI.
3auoe>
Yilserreiiem gum 81. eanbe. - Ofern
1900.

Der 9erein pom bl. 2anbe perans
ftaltet in bieiem Sabre auBer Der fAon
anaetiinbisten sroben 9erbittardpane,
su S1tern pie sepDbnli9 2 pilserreis
fen au ben 81. Stdtten PdlGitinds,
Oamen unb Serren tOnnen ii4 an benz
ielben bstbeilisen. Die erite gebt bon
8Dln am 80. Mdrs ab unb tpirb Die
lsbten Gbartase, ippie bic Siterpo3e
in syeruialem subringen. Die Sfpeite
perldbt &Dln am %. Ipril. auBer
ben Staten bes fl. 2anbes ielbit perz
ben Iesppten, Sprien, &leinaiien,
gonitantinopel unb bic 8~altanbalbs
INTEL beiu9t tperben. Die 9eiammtz
toiten Der Heiie betrdsen 1900 Bis
1900 Mart ie mad ben GinSeltouren,
bensn ii9 Der pilger ansui9lieben se<
bentt. 8ebufs eini9ldsiser 9itteraz
tur, peitersr Snformatipn unb anz
i6luB penbe man it6 on bic Srgunis
fation 3. 8. g. &i4en, pfarrer,
@isrien (R6einlanb).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-23

reid, ma9t nidt felt! Mes nit @riea
diIh, nit Gotein, nit aaem 4bitracz
ten, bas tringt ni6ts elm, oas lit una
fru1tbare Gpetulatipn! Nur Die mo-
tbige Sdhfenntnib, I'm slei9 ms Ims
einautreten, Gelo gu peroienen nnp
bann bas 2eben gu senieben, bas all
lein bat Sinn unb Wertb. Sas oil
lsin lit Seiisemdbe Wiheni9aft.
Sieie Ibtebr ben aaem n%eberndtiir-
li6en unc bieIe 8erIunfenbeit in's ST.
bif6e unp Sinnli6e bat bic proteltdnz
tiiben Seften bis in ibre 5unoamente
eri9iittert unb Der QuflDiung ndbegez
braGt.
Die fatbpli{6e Stride bat tie atpar
ni6t erl6iittert, neil oteie auf ben
selien Yetri eesriinbet 1T, obsr tie bat
bic bdufieen 0erIu9e berpor9ebrd9t,
bic mibliebige Gsbre Gbriitt uno le!@
ner Stride eifpas 81 miloern uno Der
@elt munogere9ier gu MAIDEN. Wan
ppate Der Delt gefaaen, nit ibr in
Ireunbi6aft tre!en, lie raid uno
miibelos aur se6re Gbriiti bstebrsn,
unb mall persab babel, DaB gbriitus
nno bic Welt tets u~nperiDbnli4e
sSeinbe bleiben perben, unb bab Der
ane6t ni6t iiber ben Serrn itebt uno
bebbalb ecpGriig iein muB, oisielbe
8erfplgung bon Geiten Der Welt gu err
fdbren pie Der Weiiter.
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