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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
LAMBERT'S POINT.

An early morning marriage will be
celebrated to-day. The names of the
contracting parties will not be given
until the nuptial event is over. Rev.
Geo. w. Cox. of Burrows Memorial
Baptist Church, will perform the cere-
mony. The couple will then leave on a.
bridal tour.
The regular weekly meeting of the
w. G. L. u. will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. DR.. Farmer at 900
o'clock this afternoon. The superin-
tendents of parlor meetings. literature
and the charity and help committees
are requested to have their reports
read. At this afternoons session the
date for the parlor social to be given
at Mrs. Beicher's will he announced
The Lambert's Point Fire and Sal
wage Company held their regular meet
ing last night and elected a number
of new members. The company pro-
poses to have a street parade after
the boys have been equipped with their
uniforms.
The Lambert's Point Brass Band Is
having regular weekly rehearsals. pre-
paratory to giving open-air concerts
as soon as the weather becomes
warmer
Mrs. Gussie Jeffries. of Myers ave-
nue.. has recovered from her recent i'll
ness.
A large congregation attended the
services at the Methodist Church last
night Rev. ]. w. Carroll delivered q,
strong sermon on Christian duty.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
.BERKLEY VS. AND ADVERTISEMENTS.

eral applications for membership before
tile order. SIS
The photographs of Walter Cotton
and Brooks Ramsey, the two despera-S
does recently killed. on exhibition at
nlessrs. f. II. Roane & Co.'S store, att
tracted the attention of quite num-
Der of spectators yesterday afternoon
and evening.
The schooner Jesse Barlow. loaded
with lumber at the Tuns Lumber Com-5
panys mills. Will leave to-day for Bal
timore. 1855 "a
DIR. jackson is having commodioust
home erected on Chesapeake avenue.
Mr. w. II. Lane has two two story
frame houses in The course of erection
in South Norfolk Sl
MIR. George T. Tilley is having 4
handsome and commodious residence
erected in South Norfolk.
Mr. j. T. Lane has closed q sale with
the trustees OF Liberty Street NJ. L.
Church OF two lots for $1,000 on Chess
apeave avenue, near the home of Mr.
Il. NJ. Tilley, on which to soon erect
parsonage. Il
y convention will be held at Provi-4
dence this afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock to
elect delegates 10 the State convention,
which meets later.
DR.. +. NJ. Morgan is in Washington
on business
DR.. Smith of the drug firm of Truitt
& Smith, is having fine residence
erected In South Norfolk.
Mr.. II. L. Casey is quite Ill at his
home. on the corner of Virginia and
Sharp streets.
Mr.. lessee Nichols. the contractor,
has moved from corner Berkeley avenue
and Second street to the "Marsard"
next 10 MIR. ~. II. Martin. on Berkiey
avenue.
y reception will be given at the home
OF Miss Lizzie Duncan. on Liberty
street. this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. w. b. Fcrrebee, of Camden N. ::
C.. Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
w. L. Berkeley, on Chestnut street. g
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Will meet al the residence of Mrs.
Beale. corner Washington and Null
berry streets. at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon.
TIL" Merchants and Planters, Bank g
OF this city,wifi open its doors for bust
ness this morning. and the outlook fors
a prosperous business is very cncour- (
aging. The bank begins business with
Il capital of 100000. the incorporators
having declined to issue more stock
though there were applications for
enough to make Il CAPITAL of $1OO. 600
Inc office will be in the handsome brick
ana stone building at the corner of
Eerkley avenue and Liberty street Mr..
roster Black Is president Mr.. Alvah II. (;
Martin. vice-president: Mr.. Geo. T. TIL.
ley. cashier. and Mr.. r. Stribling Mar
shall. teller.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29

government. In the meantime what
should we do? Follow the advice of the
syndicates and trusts and tax this des-
olate island or their lands, or their
limited productions, or do as we pro-
pose--put this trifling duty upon their
exports and imports and give every
dollar of 1t back to them and run their
Government?
This will be felt by none except the
synqicates and trusts and rich inter-
eStS that will do the buying there and
the shipping to Porto Rico. Indirectly,
of course. some of this will be paid by
the consumers, but 1t will fall lightly
upon them, and burden will be imper-
ceptible. while the direct tax would be
simply brutal and inhuman. The bill
also provides that this tax shall en-
pire In two years. which is time enough
to allow the government machinery of
Porto Rico to get into working order.
There is no proposition TO put per-
manent burden on Porto Rico, but it
is merely a temporary eXpedient for her
own interest.
represented and misunderstood as our
Porto Rican bill. and the time will
COME. in the near future, when those
who propose a. direct tau, which would
result from absolute free trade, will
suffer In every possible way for their
misguided conduct. FOR their selfish
acts.
I "What the Senate is going to do is
Eroblematical 1t has Its share of COW
ards. The Senate is always the body
upon which the great interests concen-
trate their efforts to defeate proper leg
islation. But this fact remains, that
have the knowledge that have done
my simple duty. and have done II In
consultation and cooperation with the
President of the United States. whose
heart is quick to feel the afllictions of
this little island; / have done In con-
ference with such men as Allison For
aker, and the earnest patriots of the
Senate. who. defying special interests
and combinations. are trying to map
out a plan for the present needs of Por-
TO Rico and TO keep our country SO that
it will be unfettered and fitted for the
wise treatment needed for all of those
new possessions.
~ am, my friend,
yours very truly.
"CSigned) d. B. HENDERSON.
'Hon. Edward Knott. Waverly, Iowa"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
TICKS FROM
THE WIRES

Chapel Hill. n. c.. March 2s.-The
University of North CAROLINA to-day
defeated Lafayette 10y score of 8
10 4.
Melbourne. March IS. The coastiag
steamer Glenelge foundered Sunday
morning during n gale off the Gripos-
land coast. Out Of ships company
OF thlrty-three. only three were saved
Q vbgkq cmfwyp Xztitiffti ..:"e
Washington. D. C.-The President to-
day nominated /. j. McCottrle to be
Collector of Customs for the District OF
Georgetown, S. c., and Thomas Quln-
ney postmaster at Waynesboro. Ga
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
WILLIAMS.
AFTER KENTUcKiANs.
DETECTIVES IN SEARCH OF MORE
GOEBEL MURDERERS.
fBy Telegraph to virglnian- Pilot.)


Frankfort. Ky. March 2S.-Detective
Armstrong left tonight for Eastern
Kentucky, and 1t is reported that he
has warrants for more Republican
State officers and other persons equally
prominent. 1t Is said that these war.
rants are based on information fur
nished by w. r. Culton, who is said
10 have confessed Culton is II deputy
under Auditor of State Sweeny. Culton
was IN the executive building previous
10 the -1nCurSion of mount "a aa,.--.sa .,a
at the time of Goebel's assassination,
ana 1t is said he has told about con-
lerehceS ana conversa tons around the
state building during January. All
SORTS or rumors are circulated about
WHAT Culton has said and about his
wholesale charges against Stare ofs- Z
GERS. deputies and clerks. -
. colonel +. c. Campbell and Arthur
Goeoel went to Cincinnati to-day
THE PRESIDENT INTERPRETERS
washington. March 2S.-The Pros
ldent has informed Kentucky RepubJi-
cans that while he cannot interafara a., Z
Nehtucky affairs to the extent or die
arminE the militia of either fnctinn he
is willing. so far as he can iaraII,. i t,o
SO. TO recognize the Republican ofIlr,oia
OF that State as the de facto officials
lie told them in the same connectionE
mat ne would give directions that mail
' -, 10 an oilcial by title only. as,
TO THE Governor" or THE SAcrstar,.F
OF State" should be delivered 70 ,i,a
Republicans holding those offices and
not to the Democrats. The Postma ster Z
General has sent the following tele-,
gram TO Postmaster Holmes at Prank
fort: :, : 4A'' az
Replying to your telegram. mai, ga
essed to official persons by name IL
70 ne delivered to the persons named
Mail addressed to State officers without
designation by names is to be delivered
20 20 the actual incumbents of the Of
lice The mere fact that Contest Board
mas given certificate to contestant viii
not Justify delivery of mail matter Of
latter class to them until they are law
fully inducted into Office. This reply Is
oased upon your statement that confess
tees still hold the office.
(Signed)
CHARLES EMORY. SMITH.
Postmaster General.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
HUNTERSVILLE.

Cabel S. Hewitt and Mary Tebault
Woodhouse were Joined in holy matri-
mony last evening at 1890 o'clock in the
Methodist Church by the Rev. Daniel
T. Merritt. Both are popular young
people. They will reside at the resi-
dence OF the bride. 357 Chapel street.
large attendance is expected at
the residence of Miss Lucy NJ. Wade, IL
Outten street, this evening. when re-
freshments will be served for the ben
eft of the carpet fund of the Methodist
Church.
Mr.. James IT. Savage and family, who
have been living in the village for
many years, have moved on Thirtieth
street. Park Place
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
Local
(continued.)
AMUSEME NTs.
WHY SMITH LEFT HOME"

The Charleston News and Courier
has the following to say of this comedy
which is to be the attraction at the
Academy of Music Friday night and
Saturday matinee and night:
why Smith Left Home" was very
apparent to every person i'm the large
audience at the Academy of Music last
night. He had troubles of his own and
those OF several others, and then things
were not just what one would want as
accomra niments to that sweet old
story called the honeymoon. Byron is
understood to have said he liked quiet.
and most men do: newly married men
like nothing so well as being left alone
with their new little wives, and when
brothers-in-law and all the other law
relatives on the calendar appear and
make themselves at home in the home
selected for honeymoon, then it soon
gets to he time for a trip to Niagara
Falls or Washing ton, for. even though
strangers will laugh and stare, they
cannot intrude too FAR. and il isn't
necessary to sit opposite them at the
tables or find them always in the par
lors OF in the Railways. John Smith,
OF New York, having married n wife
and started OH his welded life at home
finds Very soon that law relatives are
beginning to look upon his hospitable
roof rs Il hotel where guests have
=
of the week. The cook Is finally bribed
to cook" the unwelcome guests and
she earns her promised reward in good
style. BY the time the unproft ia BILE
boarders have found that they are
needed elsewhere Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith
also decide to close up the house and
leave home" for awhile.
SIR. Broadhurst has contributed n
very merry farce in Why Smith Left
Home" and there was no one in the
Academy last night who failed to APP
preciate ii. The parts were all well
cast and sustained admirably. The
Idea was amusement and the almost
incessant laughter and applause were
tributes alike to writer and players.
THE RIES-SHARKEY PIC
TURES
The authorized pictures of the recent
glove fight between James j. Jeffries
and Thomas Sharkey for the heavy
weight championship Of the world at
the Coney Island Athletic Club on the
night of November Sd will he shown
at the Academy Tuesday and Wednes-
day. April Sd and 4th, and should make
unique entertainment.
Stress is laid by the management
upon the fact that as yet the genuine
pictures OF the fight have not been
seen in this city. The pictures to be
shown at the Academy, it is explained.
We're taken by direct arrangement with
William y. Brady. acting as manager
for Jeffries, and Thomas O'Rourke. i'm
the same capacity for Sharkey, on the
one hand, and the concern that con-
trolls the biograph. All arrangements
are understood to have been made for
the utilization of the very latest de-
vices in motion photography in the
taking Of the films, and it is declared
that for the first time the effort to take
pictures by artificial light was crowned
with success. The pictures have been
on exhibition In the New York thea tres
Tor several weeks, and reports are to
the effect that they are the most salts
FACTORY ever shown with regard to a
ring battle. Popular prices will pre-
vail, viz. 25, 80 and soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
Relief in Sly Hours

Distressing kidney and bladder disease
South American Kidney Curc.' It Is q
great surprise on account OF its exceedinp
promptness IN relieving pain In bladder
ieves retention OF water almost immedi-
ately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is the remedy. Sold by Wake. Mar.
tin & Gray. druggists. Norfolk. Va.
W&th-ly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29

WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Is PAiN-kil-l4BR! 1t not only cures the
sure remedy for horses with coi.c. Ii has
never been known to fail In cuc-e of the
worst cases; and for sprains. gals etc, II
companying ench bottle. Sold by. drug
gtsts generally. Avoid substitutes There
iS but one Pa.n-Killer, Perry Davis. Prteas
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
CUBE YOURSELF All Homie.

and literary entertainment at the
church Monday night. The program
will be n very select one and will be
participated In by Il number OF Nor
folks best talent.
1t is announced that several new
houses will be erected on South Kelly
avenue in the near future.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
PEOPLES FORUM.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes, per-
sons, views and capabilities, the Vir-
sdsiian-Pilot is responsible for none
OF the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein, nor for the style in
which they are set forth The ignorant
and uneducated shall be heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
PATHWAY OF DUTY.

Mr.. Davis said thai no man could toll,
how much the tariff would yield ana
as no man could say that the export
tax was constitutional, it seemed to
him that there ought to he no hesita-
ton as TO the course to be pursued. the
pathway OF plain duty.
The Senate then at $3.50 =. m. ad-
journed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
Attempted to Suicide.

About 2:30 o'clock this morning a COL
ored woman, Della Slower. at No. II
Marsden's lane, drank large quantity
of carbolic acid with suicidal intent.
A physician was summoned, but did
not express any hope of saving her
life.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
Change In office.

l.. B. frey. NJ. D., has moved his
offices from S14 Main street to 374 Main
street He occupies rooms and 4 in
the Hub building. over the clothing
store. where he will be pleased to see
all his old friends and patrons.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
Mr. Bryan in oregon.

(by Telegraph to virginian-Pi lot.)
Portland. Oregon. March 2S.-w. J..
Bryan spoke at Albany and Salem to-
day and then came to Portland. wher.
ne spent few minutes; leaving to-
night for Pendleton, where he win
speak tomorrow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29

Macon. Ga.-Cornell University beat
Mercer University to-day by g score of
to L
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
INCONSISTENCY.

Mr.. Davis said it was inconsistent
to extend our laws relating to the
coastwise trade to the island and not
extend our tariff laws AS to the feel
ing in the country upon this question,
he said the issue is understood by the
people. and the sentiment speaks out
to us week after week in constantly
swelling volume.
They understand we'll too. that upon
distilled spirits and tobacco there Is
not an imposition of mill of taxation
by this bill. The subjects of taxation
upon which we place heavy burdens
go scot free on the island of Porto
Rico. And what do they propose as
an exchange for that kind of taxation?
Why the imposition of a tariff? 1, Is
SO easy to place n tax upon these
articles that I shall he surprised If
the proposition to do so does not meet
the approval of Congress and the peo-
pie. What arc the people going to say
If this bill passes? They will say:
Free rum and n tax on the -four the
people eat"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
NORFOLK LOCAL And TELEGRAPH CONTINUED BERMEY News

evil and good thereof. Porto Rico Is
little more than seven hundred miles
from our coast: the Philippines are
eight thousand. The Island of Porto
Rico is naturally part of the North
American Jurisdiction: the Philippines
are part of the domain of Asia.
Against the product and people of the
Philippines, when the time comes, the
rights of American labor will be pro-
tected by any party that may he in
pOWer.n - -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
Contagious Blood

Mrs,T.w.L Lee, Mont
Eomery. Ala, writes
!" Several years ago l
was inociilated with
poison by a diseased
nurse, who infected
my baby, and for SIX
long years I suffered
untold misery. My
body was covered with
sores and ulcers. Sew
cral physicians treated
INC, but all 10 no pir-
pose. The mercury ond
potash. they gave mic
seemed 10 add fuel to
the awful fame which
wns dcv curing me.
Friends advised inc to
try 5. s. S. ] tcgantnk-
ing it and improved
from the start, and 4
complete and perfect
cure was the result"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
McaialeD's ssllbf,ufrieoenbeit.

@er ba seslaubt bate, baB aud
Yrdlioent Wc&inlep aus Der Wabl
uno ibren 8esleit : griheinunaen se=
milie Sdliiie sesoaen, beren 0usan=
uenouns In cine tbeilmeiie Nenoeruns
isiner Politit reiultiren miroe, bat iid
eben iebr seirrt. 9err McRinlep ers
blidt in benz IusSans Der @abl cine
ablolute Snboiiiruns ieines politiid.n
Frosramms. gr lit isbr nit ii6
lslbit sufrieben unb bat bieler ieiuer
Selbltsuiriebenbeit offenen Musorud
uerlieben. Seinen &abinets~ Witslie=
bern bat er er0fnet, bab er aue mie.
oerernennen wiroe, ba idmmtli6e Ste.
s~ierunss : Departments 10 auberor
oentli9 gut uerwa!tet merben, baB er
feinen We9iel wini9e. Gr ideint
allo mirtlid alien grnites gu slau
ben, oaB alle Stimmseber, bic i'm am
g. Touember unteritiiBten, nit Dem
uneuen &urs" beoiusunsslos einuer=
itanoen iino. S9on allein bic OPP
petition innerbalb leiner eisenen Yar=
tel lollte i'm beitimmen, in 9esus aui
bic duBere Politit lebr psrlidtis uor=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
@ner9iib mie inner.

Der enersiide Son, womit bic
Sbronrebe bes beuti9en &aiiers bel
gr0ffnuns bes &eidstases fur cine
sielbewuBte unb ralde &eseluns Der
gbinafrase eintritt, ftebtsans in uebers
einitimmuns nit leiner ieitberisen Po=
litit. Die bsutide &esieruns lit ton=
~lequenter unb enersii9er uorsesansen,
en-, ais ale anberen Wd9te uno suar
aaf peri6nlide Snitiatiue oes 9ailers
bin. @eEn er bafir aud in Der
beutiden unb a%usmdrtisen YreI,e uiel.
fa9 tr%itilirt porben lit, 10 soIen ibm
idmmtli9e in China lebenben fremoen
&aufleute unb ionitise ausldnoer fur
lsin feltes auitreten bessiitertes Sob.
Seine Yolitif miro als Die einsis
ri9tise beSeidnet, BEN Gbineien tlar
81 MAIDEN. bab iie sewiiie i~nternatio
male SerpflidtunSen baben uno nit BEN
rSremoen Seufeln" nidt nod Belle
BEN um%ipriusen tOnnen. Sab Die aiia=
til1e expedition benz beutI6en Geide
uiel @elo setoItet fat unO ferner eine
Sermiuisuns pom $50 Wiaionen iei=
tens bssReiastases notbis madt, wiro
nod gu lan9en parlamentarilden De:
batten fabreu. bas 9elo miro aber
fiber permiuist mernen.
IS mirO aIer @abrideinlidteit
nod au6 midi gum Seniter ~binoussez
worien lein, oenn bic issise1 @irren
peroen unsmeifelbaft CUR gridlieB=
uns bes sansen sewaltisen Grides
fIbren, on oeiien wirtbidaltliden gnt.
mideluus Seutidlano beruorraseuoen
Nntbeil nebmen miro. Die Gbineleu
betlasen ii6 smar iest iiber Die nun
n6tbise Strense", nit Ger gesen bod
seltelte Selfersbetter Der Soret Dor
sesansen wirb, inueiien iummarlibe
Suitis, au9 an ben Erin,en aus
talierlidem 8ebliit seiibt, ideint all
elm ben Sbinele en- aut Die Oauer Ne=
iuett Dor ben He6ten Nnoerer einSu
loBen. Ger rulliden Freiie lit bas
oeutlde China F%rosramm smar Elm
8reuel uno ite tnurrt uno tldfft, aber
ibre Oppolition miro cine 3sssluns.
welde Der san,en ciuililirten @elt
gu 9ute fommen miro, ni6t quiz
balten fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22

Tertbeiotsuns porSunebmen. Da man
ni9t errparten tam. baB bic an ben
Settelitab sebradten 8uren Sen eng
ldnbern ais 0obatulis in ben Berg
werten Stlauenoienite leiiten ,uerben,
bleibt benielben ni9ts anberes iibris
als abermals gum Wanoerhabe gu
greiten uno cine neae Setnatb su iius
den, biesmal aber ni9t als bic 8e.
iiber pom 6eroen unb 9ausratb, ,pie
BET ben fraberen Srets, ionbsrn ala
mitteuoie Slidtlinse, eenen vieqei9t
aus Dem Staatsidase Der entre9teten
&epubliten. iouiel bauon Dor ben sie=
risen 9dnoen Der 8riten in Sider=
belt 9ebra6t merben f%onnte, Silfe
uno 8eiiteuer fur bic erit.n gnfduse
elmer neuen aniieoluns seleiitet mer-
ben mirb. Nuf benz Qan6e, has marl
ibnen seItoblen bat, tam bann Der
Soloner anseiiebelt msrben, auf b:i=
len eopalitdt bic sroB afritanii9en
Yldne bauen f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-22
Nette Musfbten.

Cine Der ndditen MaBresetn tes
~Gonsrelies biirfte bic Nnnabme Der
6anna : Yapne'i6en Sdifisiubuen-
tions Sorlase iein, mel9e in Der leb=
ten Sieuns AUS 3medmdBisfeits=
srinben" iiberselest muroe. Oas Bolt
piro ben 9erren Nbeoern unb Sdiffs
bauern i'm 0aufe pom 10 eSabren bic
SaSateie pom 100 WiQiouen Dollars
sablen miilien, troebem uniere S9,ffs:
bau Snouitrie obne Subuention pol
lauf concurrenSidbis 1T, mas mobl
am belteu oaour9 benieien miro, baB
lie bereits sa6lreide ausldnOilde Nuf=
TRACE erbielt uno %ausfibrte.
au6 Die S9'adtbaus Wasuaten
oictirten cine nambafte grbobuns Der
Sleiihpreile. Oie Arbeiten meroen
balo in ibrem pollen gBloTel4eso
Stadben Sleiid init einem Gessr6Bs;.
runssslale iuden millen, menn iber=
baupt Deldes oartu lit. Sie Tleil6=
Saroue meroeu in ibrem Naubsuee
weniger burd etnen boben Sarif &C.
l6tBt ais our6 ben suten @iuen Der
berrl6enoen Yartet, mel6e feline Weie=
ne mabt, Die beItebenoen Nntt Srult=
@eiebe ourd,uiibren ODER l6drfere gu
erlaiien, 1onoern bic Soune tibrer
@unlt ilber ben 0euten eritrablen ldBt.
bic iib nidt sentren, benz @olte bas
unentse5rli6ite 0ebensmittel gum Ell:
senen So,tbeile 81 uertbeuern. Oas
Bolt muB l6Uetsen uno sablen.
Wel6es Sertrauen bas Capital our
repablifanilden Nera bat, benefit bas
SteiSen Der m~eilten Sruit=N ttien an
Der Sorie. Sobn .. &odeieller muir
De oaoura innerbalb neniser Sage UNI
piele Wiuionen rsider, trosoem es
bel ibm auf etli9e Ousenb miuisnen
mebr ooer weniSer gar nidt mehr an=
tommen fam. Damn ietn ginfom=
men ais Oaupt : Nctlorar Der Stan=
ba,o Oil So lit elm seraoeSu fabel=
bates. Sein Sorbilo miro ale an=
oeren Gorporalionen CUR Na6eife-
rlns anlpornen, ioueit es ibren mos
lid lit. Sic ale merben ltreben, Seu
gu MAIDEN, 10 LANCE bic republican,
lde Sonne ideint. Der tie gu ernel<
tenn @lau,e uerbalfen. uno menu tie
ii6 alsemeiner vProsperitdt" erireu=
en-, mag oas BOLT, baB bafir be,ab
len muB, iid oamit tr0iten. baB es
ourd leinen iouuerdnen 8iqen lelbit
oiele 3ultdnoe berbeifibrte. @ie
mon iid bettet. 10 liest man.