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Evening star., 1901-09-16
A short Shrfft for CzOIyOsz.

Another President has been assasinated
and now another assassin must be tried
and punished for the crime. Already a de-
mand has arisen for greater expedition in
this case than IN that OF Guiteau, whose
trial Is regarded generally as a disgrace to
American Jurisprudence. The lessons
taught by that trial should now be turned
to profit, that the wretch at Buffalo may
be given as short shrift as is compatible
with a due regard for the laws and for
the public sense Of Justice
The forms must of course be all observed.
There can be no abandonment of the rou-
tine which Is prescribed to safeguard
against injustice and to ensure a proper
respect for the judicial process. But on the
other hand the already established guilt OF
the accused, the heinous character OF his
crime and the fact that the murderer ap-
pears to crave notoriety should tend to
shorten the trial and to insure a decently
brief lapse between conviction and execu-
tion.
There should be no long delay In the
starting Of the processes. Guiteau was not
indicted for two and a half weeks after
President Garfield died. The reports already
indicate that Czolgosz Is to be indicted i'm
mediately. thus affording guarantee of
proper enterprise at Buffalo. Guiteau's s
trial lasted seventy-one days. That Of
Czolgosz need not, should not, last one
tenth as long.
Guiteau was sentenced February to be
hanged June 80, far too long 9. period for
such a wretch to bask in the light of the
morbid curiosity and even sympathy which
Is at times aroused by the most degraded
criminals. Save possibly for the purpose
of unravelling the mystery OF the suspected
conspiracy to kill the President, Czolgo,z
should be given only decent time after
formal conviction to permit him to prepare
Tor the hereafter, q few days perhaps. " -
Evening star., 1901-09-16
Original Home Of Golf.

The Scotsman contends that golf Is a
Scotch sport to which poeticaI reference
was made In Adamson's "Muses Threno-
die" published at Perth as long ago as
1885, The terms used in the sport are for
the most part Scotch. But the Dutch as
sert that It was first played in Holland on
the ice, and before 1888 the Dutch poet
Bredero described how 'the golfer, with
icespurs on, stands ready to smite with
ashen club weighted with lead, or his Scot
tish cleek of loaded box" But while this
may be the earliest poetical reference to
the game, 1t does not show. that Holland is
the original home of golf. The reference
to the Scottish cIeek'' seems at first sight
to point rather to Scotland.
Evening star., 1901-09-16
The Advantage of steadines..

From the london (OntarfOl Advertiser
1t Is rather interesting, and not without
significance. to observe in times Of national
danger or excitement-as, for example, when
an attempt has been made to assassinate a
President-how instinctively the people at
such times attach Importance to the utter
ances not of the frothy, but OF the more
steady going section of the newspaper
press. At such a time journals like the New
York Evening Post, the Boston Herald, The
Washington Star and the Springfield Repub-
ncan do much to steady and form right pub
lie opinion.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

Mr.. Shaffer has gained fund of expe-
rience which may possibly tempt him to
the lecture platform. If he had been as
efficient a business man as he is public
speaker he might have secured earlier and
more favorable results.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

'Taint no use," said the man with the
weather-beaten straw hat. I've expostu-
lated an argued, but I can't make him
change his mind"
Has one Of your farm hands quit
work.?
Its wuss'n that. Ef twas jes' my little
patch O. ground that's liable to suffer ]
wouldn't say so much. But 1t my fellow
man I'm thinkin' Of Bill Button says he's
goin' to quit tryin'. Bill has been thinkin'
up ways to save the human race from de-
struction fur the last ten years an has
come to the conclusion that the human
race is made up of lot Of ongrateful crit
ters that amt wuth botherin about. An
I'm best IL know what we're goin' to do"
Evening star., 1901-09-16

Tom L. Johnson is advertising himself in
a way that should remind Cleveland of the
danger Of losing him some time when a
demand arises for great and good politi-
clan for national purposes.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

It is said that the editorial which at
tTacted police attention to Herr Most was
in an exigency cut at random from an old
paper. This Is a case of retribution sure,
though long deferred.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

The latest anarchist outrage may cause
the European communities who have been
In the habit of sentencing criminals to de-
portation to the United States some incon-
yeuianca
Evening star., 1901-09-16

NJ. Santos-Dumont managed to get
through the dirigible balloon season with
out actual loss OF life; and that is more or
less of a triumph.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

Emma Goldman has struggled for noto-
riety for long time and has suddenly con-
cluded that she does not like it.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

The college professor who can say some-
thing wildly irrelevant Is liable to come
into great demand for advertising purposes.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

Whichever yacht wins, Mr.. Lawson will
insist regarding the occasion as a per-
sonal defeat.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

Mrs. Lease seems disposed to give Mrs
Nation undisputed right OF way to the CEN
ter Of the stage.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

Washington, so often the scene of a ma
tion's reJoicings, must now become the
scene of one OF It's greatest sorrows
Evening star., 1901-09-16

If the Sultan of SuIu continues to main
tain polygamy he might offer inducements
to the Mormon population here to go over
and coloniZe
Evening star., 1901-09-16
A Source of BENEFIT.

els there anything you can find to ap-
prove Of in connection with American po-
etry?" asked the exasperated citizen.
'Oh, yes" answered the sensational com
mentator blandly.
What, for instance"
my criticisms Of it,
Evening star., 1901-09-16
A Provision of Nature

IT'S lucky that the witless man
Speaks out with such a will.
He might delude some trusting clan
If he could but keep still.
Evening star., 1901-09-16

The mere accident of relationship ought
to be punishment enough for the Czolgosz
family
Evening star., 1901-09-16
SHOOTING STARS.
Studies In Sense

"a man is the most sensible Of all ami
mails, is he not?"
Certainly"
''Then 1 wonder why he doesn't wear a
loose, comfortable collar, like dogs"
Evening star., 1901-09-16

DIn order to avoid delays, ON ne
count of personal absence, letters TO
THE STAR should not he addressed
to any Individual connected with the
Ohace but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial or Business DEPART
menfs, according to tenor or purpose.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15

Come to think VI II. there isn't
much difference between men ANYWAY
they are all made cut OF the same
kind Of mud. Get right down !"
y here the man lives there's good
deal Of sameness-its the clothing
and moner that makes men unap-
proschable. The man that gets
swelled up because Of these shings SO
thx: he can't be civil to even the low
est Of Gods creatures ought u De oat-
ted with = club. Common courtesy
makes the gentleman rns snoo an d
fool imagine thai they are better
than everybody el>e-Ann then 30
home and jaw their wife and Gun
their children and snow the baseness
Of their nature.-ATlanscs Valley
Review.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15
..sy II. Side Of sse c.s.IIe Tr.R
s.n.. Reserved = =.

L-as. se~r,ed =. .S
Where :ephyrs e-:iiis -as,pe''
1e ia- cgtrn-o. prairie -nset.
Aac TIE >.pbe.u.s :.>I! 70 seats'
where The soieioyss .i4o co,ces
Tnfssyn TIC summers dreamy ao1Ts
n~sAs sou.e si.say ssie
TIERS grave ;n2i's $50 Asc ti-s-.l.
BY tie SIDE .. the e1tSs<.irAl"
Year. sxo uan sat started.
rrsi. th.: TEA. iaat - iAi',
: " tne plains 0; :.r NouIl.rI--
TnroS,.a tie summers bslu!S ais
But one xIstl: IAs l-.. ,taIaD-t-t.
AID the, r1n over hiil Sat ts,t,
Tie night -, 4lrk. ho-s- ~rat :oup.
Al tie eeKs %. III. cs;ri. ;Es.i."
PAL away in .un.s TexAs.
Among The birds aas t1S rcH-,,
4 eA.I ,ounS EIr. ~A> waiting
II those southern >iisian bowers
one day tasIe c.,-7s- sesss:,
Prom the driYer called ;b~ ''Srrra Ia.
Anc i- .ead he. lover NAs sleeping.
"By the SIDE o! Tic c1itl- trail
Ike a.ao~e. shs faded and died.
And they Lid her down iore.i,
Far not. h-T sIlay TrHs>
with the ooS sas- loved the e->t
And The lonely grave ho.ds them ssesh.
Roun in that so~ery vale
Aad the psa.ri. birds sing &C old love- song.
BY ts~ s.ds o; iae cattle trail"
r.rYra Ixn
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15
Rural happesisGs.

Mike Keessn sold . horse To Chss-
Esrnhart.
frank HendricI will work for Chas.
h. Barnhart this season
3 ". Robson WAS ,ransacting husi-
ness 10 Granada one day last week.
The Salvation Army held meeting
in the Coate, school house last Sun
day
Leslie Hochstedler and George Rob
son took horseback ride TO Holly
Sunday 10 get the mail.
f =. EochstedIer. vii. and daugh-
Ter Elsie. visited with J. II, Hopkins
family Sunday afternoon
The Grange viii give an entertain
ment at the toaies schoo! house the
latter part OF the mouth.
Harry Hopkins invested In a pure
bred Sow from the Onward and Up-
ward herd OF q. E. Dyss'erhuis.
W. A. McMiiIen and Frank De-
Czslhett. two Of our new neighbors.
ar. putting up new buildings and gei-
Ting ready 10 put in their crops
Lincoln Mctx's singing class pf
,hir;,-keren scholars closed their
'.,si term Tuesday evening. All are
well pleased with The instructioas
given and are sorry that spring work
makes IL necessary to discontinue
the singing school.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15
,.p.,r.ur 10 F.r.er, and s.oc1nen.


We have made arrangements with
the publishers of the Breeders Ca
Zette, whereby We can offer that paper
und the Chieftain for only S2.j1 wear
The Breeders Gazette is weekly
iourna. devoted 10 The interest OF
the American stock farm.
but while its name would Indicate a
paper FOR the professional breeder
only. il is in fac, an ali-around paper
In which all matters pei tanning to up
tC-oate farm management are dis
cussed each Week by practica! farmers
who have mace money on the farm.
and v no are still making the farm IL
uccess. The paper contains from y
20 80 paxes OF original matter weekly.
Samples can be seen al this Office.
The regular subscription price cf the
ii, xe.te is $50 per yei:. ana 1t rs sell
~yH a fhe money.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15
A. uosEsr MEDICINE FOR Lk
GRlpPE.

G~ r:- W. Watt, o. Sou's Gardiner.
W., .avs: II have had the e"r>, srnrh,
,-cld, chill. fird grip md have fs.-f'
lots of trash of no orbnuni ra, ito;it q"
the v.ndor. Ci,smbesinin's Conyh
Remedy lis tie only ihin. ,!..r i,ss ,:.hs-
eny sri whatever ! nave ns.ss "'"
beati- Of il and The c.s.ii-. -'l'i- am:
grin hsvs eli iefs re r"nr'a'nla'.-
tile n,shnfsriur~rs NJ ma i,""--i m.-s't
cine" For ssl~ by latinsn Hre
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15
Aaood Cough Medicine fer Chi

II nav. M h.-si,ascy IN r-rs-''n,in-r''
in charn.rlain'- Cough Rsmeds.' -",-
F.P Moran. n well know. Ard roi'i
lar baker " Petersburg. ", We
have gwen il T.. our children wien
troubled with Rad coughs siro sho"r-
ing couyh. and i; has always gwen "a,
isfaction. Il was recommed.d To me h'
. druggist - the bes, enush medicine
for children ~ 1t contains no opium oi
other hamful drug" sold by iselman
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15

oss.s rosssss spit asa s.soSe Ysur LIE
AaAT
II yoa want e. quit Jooatr-o using easily
ard forever, le S1ssc vel, strong niaxne; c
full Of neH life AID ri.s3r. ti... So-To-B Bac-
Tie uos,der-uoTkcr ti;a- nsriicx weak nset
strong. Many Rain Ten ,spesia .r i1n d1yH-
OJer AaW cured L@s snIo-SS: FROM
your ay<,. si-sxgiss. w.ia y r.ssrsaliseo ?
cure. Books-s ss.I ssrsg,- ~ s-s- -
0aGGiing kaoa1V c.. Gna'- or- -sss 1osb
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-15
.p.rahi.: in Advancc.

No travelling canvaSsers are en-
ployed. Terms for local agents made
known upon application All money
should be sent by p. O. order. Express
order. or oy bank draft on New YORK
or Chicago DO not send individual
checks or stamps.
The Coamoser snd Th- Chicfrsss one
year for Two Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-25
Muf Vnrtn Girn hemiQfnmmnet.

@dnSuan, Yorto Htco, 24.Mai
= @ouperneur MGen, tpel4er auf Der
uMabfloper" dnlangte, nurbe in en-
tbuiiaiif9er Weiie e%mpfangen. Die
Menf9enmaKe, bic am 2anbungsz
plabe su1ammenftrOmte, fpar grDber
als bic Bel Der eriten Mnfunft bes Gou=
perneurs in Gan Suan.
Cine 8arfaHe, tporin 1i6 9r. CUNT.
Der @etretGr bon porto Hico, Oberii
Buchanan, Der 3oI : Collector, 9,
Sterling, Der GapitGn bes 9afens. unn
anbere Sreunbe bes @ouperneurs BE-
fanben, holte bic rMapffoper" Elm. Sc
mar Elm @iertel na9 IL ubr, als @ous
berneur MIen ans 2anb ftieg. @r
tpurbe nit bonnernben 9o9rufen be-
eriibt unb bur9 einen Seitaug, Der eine
balbe Meile lang mar, mad benz Hegiez
runss : pala1t ~esfortirt. Ser 3ua
feBte ii9 aus polisei, 1900 S9ulfin=
bern, elmer Hegimentsmuiif unb Or
better : 8ereinisunsen aus San Suan
unb bena9barten @tdbten suiammen,
SIM Gegierungs : palaif tpurbe Der
@ouperneur bur9 4nipra4en Deg
Mapors gso5ue bon San Suan, bee
@enor 3oHep, Spreaers Der 2esisla=
tur, unb Mnberer bepiGfommnet. 81
belt Dor elmer 3ub0rerfdaft pon 5000
perionen cine Rebe, in tpelGer er ben
porto Gieanerrr ale mOsli4en f4pneu
8erfpre9ungen mahte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-25
Sic QeGmtete 4antine.

Sn europGi19en 9arnifonitdbten
unb militdrifden @tanblagern tit bic
Rantine felt Meni1engebenten cine
feititebenbe Ginri9tuns, an nelder
bisher mod Niemanb au riitteln ge=
fpagt bat, nod nidt einmal Der bisotz
teite goniiitorialratb.
6ier 5u 2anbe tbeilt fe ibr S9ids
fal NIT ben beiben Reitaurdnts i'm
Wafbingtoner Rapitol, tuel9e in eli
ner gongrebiibuns seiitige 9etrdnfe
perfaufen biirfen, in Der anberen
ni9t, ie na9bem Der Spre4er ober
Der @enats : prdfbent in iol4en
Gahen benft.
Die beiben Reffaurunts befteber
iibriqens INNER fort, oh berShnapps
nun aus Gldiern ober aus 9beetaKer
qetrunfen tpirb ober gang berbpter
lit; tperlrl aber bic @egner Der aan=
tine Dbenauf iinb, bann tpirb bieielbt
qan3 sei9lORen; Der gonsreb ber=
fiat 70. Mbsema1t! Ser lebtt
gonqreB bat 10 beitimmt, unb ieitbem
finb bic BlGtter pou BON &lasen. Oit
6olbaten berpilbern burh ben 8e=
fum uncontroIirbarer Wirtbfduften.
lie beaeben Musfdreitungen aner Dirt.
lie beiertiren; fursum, bic 3uitdnbs
hobtn ii9 perf9lehtert, pesbulb Der
Rrieasminiiter bic Wieberberiflluna
SET 8untine in feinem nG9ften Sab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-25

bah 8oerencorps auf beiben ufsrn beg
OraniesGlufes in betrdhtli4er 3ahl
anbeimlife Bepestnsen NADER :::no
De Wet fpieber an Der Gren5e Der
Gupfolonie Dperirt. SIN 9ranspaai
cher febt 9otba bebarrIi9 oen Wi<
serEanb fort.
Oa5u iebt Der ben gngldnberl ,tno
i6ren pferbeu 10 iiberaus fdaoiihs
iIbafrifanif9e Winter NIT feinen Hsz
aenftiirmen, an tpelhe bic Boerer1
fammt ibren Sbieren eetpobnt finb.
Die liberale partei in England, Die
feitber aug enslif9em NatiOnalaoi5
nit Der am Ruber befinbli9en confer
batiben partei, tpelde ar olcie
51ma9 iiber England bra4te, in ben
&riegsfragen bur9 OHM unb Did
eing, tpirb benin bod INNER ftubiger.
limb ibr 2onboner 9auptorgan, Die
.9ailD g2etps,"' fast geraoe5u:
,Oie. tpirfliae urfahe bes 2risess
tpar Der leibenihaftli9e Wunf6 rel@
Ger. einfluBreider 8apitaliiten, Die
Serrf9aft iiber bas @ebiet au ertrer@
.5en, bas bic reiaiten @olbfelber Der
Welt befibt. OTIS 2orb @alisonrp
fdsie, baB mir reber Die @olbfslhe.
besebrten, nod mad neuem @et'e!e
trl9ieten, be1tdnben tie baruuf, RAP
er feline Mprte 5uriidnebme. sic adsn1
fjnren bur9 bie1en langpierige1 nll=
olidli9en &rieg g%epinnen, aber lpc.
rum foIten England, 9roBbrstan-
MEN unb tas britif9e Hei4 ben&cnl2f
fir fie fortfeben? Oas tit bic 5roee,
Oie N9 ale befonnen bentenben Babz
Ter a~lleniEalben itellen mifen. Sic aez
eenrdrtige Aesierung permag Tttts
III i5un; elm liberales Miniitertalr:,
fpesil ppnauf Material porbanben 1T,
tDnnte 8ebinsungen porfalagei, Die
n:d,t MIR BEN &rieg beenoigen, %ioabern
audi 5nhafrifa ~berubisen piiroen."
50 Laben benin bic 8oeren daen
C;rumb, ben arieg bebarrlid; i%prt5u=
feben. @ie lei9t fOnnen in Der tnnez
rem pber duBeren Politif gnglanb's
Menbungen eintreten, Die es Sipingen,
DON ben 8oeren abSulafen!
Sar olte &riiger bat nit ieinem
unerf9iitterli6en Gottpertrauen unb
@lauben an ben f9liebliden grfolg
Der 8oeren Gebt. limb als fir5li9
Semanb ibm faste. bas @unber, pelz
DIES bic 8oereniade retten 1oate, lei
eisentli6 bod etnas niiberfdaig," entz
eegnete &riger:
SIT es benin ni9t Elm Wunber, oab
$4,000 Mann $4,000 i'm S9a9 BAL
ten?" (Su. Sts5tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-25

Gin 0ertrauensmdnn bes Generals
Otis entpuppt fih als Sefrauz
bant. = Die in Manila als Stebe
iiberfiibrten Offi5iere ing &C.
fdnsniB abseliefert.
ManiIa, "a. Mai. Sci BET
1lnterIu6ung Der gffeften bes Norz
tpeqers &nub Gneelstion, bur6 tpel=
chen bic Mobamepaner : 9duptlinse
Minbanao's NIT General Otis perz
banbelten unb pelder fiir5li4 fpegen
nnteri6lasung in 9aft genommen
purbe, itente es fi6 beraus, bae oerislz
be felt 1898 ais Mgent fir bic Sniurz
genten fungirt bat. OTIS FOLDER fibrte
ct als Grebitip Elm S4riftftId Der ST.
Iipino : eSunta in Song Song an @gut=
nalbo unb befu9te bic Snfurgenten
unter benz 8prpanb, @r~ubeneigenz
t6um in Minbanao gu faufen.
Muf einem BON Mduleieln gesogenen
@aaen puroen bic brei Sntenbanturz
9efraubanten Capt. 8arrotps, Capt.
Geeb un6 lieutenant 8pDer i'm Bill
bib : @efdngnib abseliefert; Der Grit
qenannte, tpel1er Suarttermei1t ter bes
Oepartements Siib 2u5on ipar, lit
gu flint Sabren, Gapitdn 2eeb gu bret
unb lieutenant 8pner 5u einem Sabr
gefdngnib perurtbeilt porben. Die
beiben GapitGne fiisten ii9 itoii4 in
ibr @6idfal; lieutenant 8oDer erfldrz
tie absr auf bas gnergifdite, oaB er unz
16ulbig lei unb f9ob ale S4ulo auf
8arrpps, BENIN biefer allein babe ben
Sped unterf6lagen.
Sm 3ufammenbange nit bieier Qfz
faire purbe Der Mmerif amer ct. Clair
in Saft genommen, pel6er fir Sberlt
Cotton, 6iilfs : 3oaepGettor in Ma=
Mia, Dor benz gintreffen amerifani=
FIBER Sruppen in Minbanao Grubenz
Giqentbum ertperben foate.
Der 4. unb 5. Stitrift BON Norbz
ouaon lit gu einem Oiftrift unter benz
Commando bes 8rigabegenerals SUM-
ton pereinist tporben, pobur4 Sbert
SbompIon bonn AZ. 5%reipiGisen : He;
aiment bon benz Commando in ben
Propinaen Morong unb Snfantd entz
la1tet ptrb.
General MacMrtbur bat heute benz
&riess : Oepartement per &abel bic
seitrige Mbfabrt bes Sransport14iffes
vpenniDlpania" BON Manila mad Gan
Gran5iscp mitgetbeilt. Muf benz Shiff
befinbet {i9 bas 40. &egiment nit 80
Offi5ieren unb go @emeinen. Sn
berielben &abelbepei4e theilte General
Mac@rtbur bic 4ntunft bes Sransz
Portfolios r@rant" in Manila NIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-25
Sas biiitsre iioafrifamiihe 8erbana:
mir.

Sn Mdbrsn sisbt es cine fdrne &C.
senb, pelde 9anna he:b: unb in
pel9er Der frGftige unb ei9enartise
cse9iide @olfsitamm Der !9annafen
pobnt. 0on bort ion Der ena.i!4s
Sberft s. 9. gamma abitammen. benz
man es laKen mub, bab er unter ben
engli19en MtlitGrz S9rtftftelern Der
@esenpart Der tii6tisfte unb nabr<
beitsliebenbfte lit. gr ftebt in bleiem
Sadie boA iiber benz felt Surgeon in
ben Hubeitanb perieBten enaliIAsn
Sbergeneral Sir 9arnet MeiIeten
Der ii9 in 1einen Militdrf9riftsn gum
&ritifer aler m0slihen mi!itariifien
@r0bp,i uufpirft. Sir ben fbdnbliz
9en 5iibafrifani19en &rieg Der eng
lGnber unb feinen elenben 8erlduf TT
Wolielep nit perantnortiib. ,pie t9"a
i'm britif6en Sberhauis ir ialageno
nadgepieIen purbe. Der eng!iiGe
Wilitdr< @9rifttener 9annu bugesen
bat bor biefem &riese bon @nfans an
geiparnt. llnb audi uber ben iesigen
Gtanb beHelben fagt er ieinen 2anb5z
leuten. mutbig iber feiner N1menss
unteridrift, De u%numlpunbene Nalrz
beit. Seine r1eueite 8%eurtbeilunJ Der
bortigen enslifden &riegsfI9rung
gipfelt in ben fdarfen Worten:
wGa9 metner @nfiAt miro urfsre
@teaung in @iibafrifa tdeli9 f9limz
1nsr. unb bic &egierung hir:a &c; balc
ent5hlieben miiKen. ben BOeren BEL
fere 8ebingungen anaubteten, als Die,
tpelhe 8otba unb feline Offi5iere Derz
parfen. Denn trpB Der @efangenen,
bic 8it4ener aufadblt, fdpinbet bic
@tGrfe Der 8oeren langfamer, als bic
nnferise. unb neil bic 8ebinsuneen
unb Metboben Der Rriessfiibrung BEL
ibnen etnfa9, Bel uns basesen unenbz
liG pertpidelt finb, fDnnen tie lei9ter
ausbalten. als mir. gs iprt9t beionz
bers ail ibren @unften bab fie in Der
Resel raften ober operiren fDnnen, tpie
es linen bsliebt, pGbrenb uniere 2eute
unb tire traurigen pferbe b%eftGnbie
auI Der 6eBe balb babtn, balb bortbin
finb, unb teinen bienftfreien Musenz
Bid baben."
9anna's 4uffafuns pirb boIitdn>
big beftdtist pom militdri59en 8e>
ri9terftatter Der 2onboner .9imes,"
Der bonn &riessi9auplab f9reibt:
Ser 0erfu4. bas @ebtet bes
Sranie=@ taates BON 8oeren su fdu>
bern, 1T, tpenr aud ni9t sGnalih gez
fGeitert, bod ni4t Defenders erfoigs
reid seipeien. Nidt tpeniser, als 75.<
GOO Mann britif6er sruppen fino
sur @efpodung Der @ifenbabnen err
forberlih. MuBerbem ~erforbern bic
6anptprte an ben 8erbinbungslinien
narfe 8eIabungen. @s lit buber nur
ein 9rittel Der aftipen 4rmee fiji
Operationen sessr, ben Geinb Derfiis@
bar. Cieies Drittel 1T burh araafz
heiten isbr sefdndht, unb Die Srup>
pen finb bur9 ben mebr, als ahtaebnz
nspnatlihen Selbaus ermiibet unD
ni4t mobil senus. Die Mrmee bebarf
Ger Gube."
Gher bieie Rube tpirb ibr nun einz
nal BON ben unpertpiftliden @treiiz
corps Der 8oeren niht geg0nnt. Rit~
hener ielbft mub befenner, bab pie-
Der mehrere enslifde Streifmann@
fHafiea in einen 9interbdlt Der 8ocs
rem fielen, baB enslif9e sepan5er1s
Sise burh 8oeren nit Dpnamitbpnis
BEN i5erfalen nurDen unb babe.
Qeute ~terloren; unb BON Der Rapftabi,
e,:s Der tiur nod englii9 gefGrbte Sc
Iearamme abseben iIlren. fommt Len.
nod bas Biographies 8etenntniB.
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Nesps3srisp farSli5, tpdbreno Ct in itintrn Sole
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idoft pes &apitdus Rib auridgelaHen tuoroen III,
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Sbat elm e.iidIiter Gnno, nm binreidens ibm fr
ben Ieft itiuer Gage elm eliidlidss 2sbtn iu per=
idaffen. borauseeest natiirlid, bab er oeiunD if.
Tim p0nies geiunobeit ,u ~srlanesn, eisbt ts fsine
ar,nti, ME 9ofetter's maosnbitt.rs. GO i9afit
Cupuunq i'm Tlaeen uno rsoulirt bic Sdrme. Gaus
abr nerp5s ynb abeaorb:itet ieio. iolttt Sbr Is ner=
iub.n. Gs fipirb Guh auffriiben. Gs III rim Drills
iantes Nslebuaess unb gIutsoeilmitttl uno miro
aat Mrsen=. 2tbr uns Tifrsnhorunstn 'bsilsn.
Wohf einsu gtriu6 Damit unD Sbr tperbet ni6t
sattdai@t tDtrpsn. abn isis f4tr. eas s4ts ~ be-
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msffcrn Mnrnfano. &ahn.

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"a q. grispolD. acknowledgements.