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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-08

In his charge to the grand Jury
Jndpe Gill said: "When you MT
the liquor traffic you bit at al
crimes y Unless all sigus are de-
ceiving, there are some spltudiu
targets for the grand jury around
Vinita.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-08

Tin fruit cans at Ed Lees.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08
THE LEAVEN WORKS
More Than $1,000 in Small
Subscriptions for An
other School.
Especial to News and Observer

Greensboro. N. c., April 12.-The rural
graded school at Guilford College closed
today with appropriate and enjoyable eX-
ercises by the pupils.
President Charles D.. McIver made the
address this afternoon after which a re-
markab meeting was held. More than
81 200 was raised to build an additional
school house. One-third of this amount
was contributed by the Guilford Coun-
ty Board for School Improvement. ap-
pointed at the Greensboro Educational
Conference last week.
The Guilford College community was
the first rural community in North Car
DINA tina voted a local tax and estab-
lished a rural graded school. About a
year ago the election was carried by
a very small majority. This afternoon
men who had voted against levying the
tax were liberal contributors. This Is
not a wealthy community. The largest
subscription was fifty dollars, and many
subscriptions were one two and five
dollars.
A committee was appointed to secure
an increase Of the subscription to 81, 5Ol
or $4,000, and there is hardly a doubt
that it will succeed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08
TIE EFFECT OF THE E A
you'd Leave Only the Southern and seaboard
Systems in the South.
(By the Associated Press

'by the Associated Press.)
".'.ota, Ca, April 12.-The passing of
louisville and Nashville system into
'. hands Of the Southern Railway, as
D...4 IN New York, would leave but
ta"a Of railroad in the Southeastern
the Southern and the Seaboard
-'-e. Although it has not been Off
aa1o1nced, it is believed here that
atlantic Coast Lin and the Plant
viii soon come under the con-
o- The Southern Railway, and that
"--anation of the deal vii! be a
H1tF Of interests" The roads
I by the Louisville and Nash
e.. 81. the Nashville, Chattanooga and
r. me Western and Atlantic, the
g. hAoXVlIle and Northern, the
liz. 'aIIroad and several smaller
I " Alabama. If the merger as out
o+ 's accomplished, the total mileag ,
W." lines believed to have been ac-
.-.+ ey the Southern Will aggregate
ST." interesting feature of the situation
il. ,. '''' the State of Georgia may play
."e rumored combination The state
I.n.. o+e Western and Atlantic. which
'0' Atlanta to Chattanooga, and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08

is leased by the Nashville cbat+,nooa,
and st. Louis. The Southern is aIraadv
operating a line between these cite. and
the Central of Georgia. which IS believed
10 De under the control of the Southern
mas a road from Chattanooga "a Griffin
Georgia. - "in
effect of the purchase of the
LOUISVILLE and Nashville by the South
ern IS said by some to mean that Of the
expiration of the present lease on the
state road the State road would no com
pletely bottled up, rendering if merely
a local line between Atlanta and Chat.
tanoo2a.
When asked his opinion on the mat
ter Governor Gambler said:
L do not think that there is anv dam
ger OF the roads bottling up the State
iodo. Whlle railroad combinations are
very powerful they cannot cope with he
o'aee OF Georgia., for if such attempts
We're made, the result would be such
ulastlc legislation in Georgia that the
railroads would have to paw out more
money IMAM they could make on the
transaction.
Inc railroads may attempt to depre-
clate the value of the State road in or
uef 70 get the State to sell it at a low
price, Dut such an effort would also fail
Inc people OF Georgia will protect their
interests in the matter and nobody need
nave any fear on that score
Ihe Atlanta and West Point and the
western Railroad Of Alabama constitut-
ing a line from Atlanta to Selma Ala.
VIII also come in under the supposed
merger, as both are controlled Indirectly
by the southern and Louisville and Nash
Vile.
Louisville, KY, April 12.-Nothine
definite could be learned here today CT
the deal, whereby the Southern is re-
ported to have obtained control Of the
Louisville and Nashville road. The Off
Gals Of the latter line refused to say
anything on the subject. First Vice
President Walker Hines Of the Louis
Vile and Nashville. when shown the
statement sent out by 9TH Associated
Press from New York. said he had nc
knowledge of the matter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08
PEACE SEEMS NEAR
Terms the Beers Are Pre-
pared to Accept.
A Paper in Close Touch With Kruger Briefly
Names Them. The British Cabinet
Meets,
(By the Associated Press.)

London, April 12.-"Peace is within
measurable distance" That probably
sums up the present crop of rumors, con-
lecture and deductions which has Great
Britain by the ears.
The cabinet today, while it probably did
not fulfill the sensationally attributed
function Of deciding between peace or
war undoubtedly reviewed the entire sit
%uation, both as regards home nance
and the situation in South Africa. How
complicated and impossible of off-hand
solution is the latter question can be
judged by an apparently authentic article
in the Edinburgh Evening News.
The News, whose editor is in close
touch with Mr.. Kruger, declares on the
highest authority that the Beers are pre-
pared 20 accept the following conditions:
They will not make absolute indepen-
dence a cardinal feature, if they can come
to a satisfactory agreement as to the
future government.
The Punishment and confiscation OF
property proclamation must be cancelled
and confscated property must be re-
stored to the owners with remuneration
for private stock and property destroyed
or taken by the British.
Full recognition of State debts contrac-
| tea before anu dlleF uOoLlllIleS ana uE
to the date of the annexation proclama-
| ton issued by Lord Roberts.
The language question to be mutually
agreed upon.
Amnesty for the Cape rebels.
The release of all political prisoners.
A date to be fixed when all prisoners
OF war will be returned to South Africa
! The Offices Of one or two friendly pow
| ers to be accepted to superintend the
carrying out of the terms of peace.
OF these, the cardinal point and thu
hardest for Great Britain to concede i:
the granting of amnesty to the Cape
rebels, not SO much because OF British
opposition but owing to the colonial OPP
position in South Africa itself. While
there is no reason to believe that this l.
not a semi-official of the Boer:
demands, there also is reason to thlnl
they may be modified. How strongly tn
government shares that hope may o.
Judged from the fact. that the Londol
police officials today were ordered t
keep especially large forces on duty unit
further notice, in order to avoid any repe
tition of "Mafeking night" which 1t I
feared, might ensue should the CONCLUSION
of peace be announced.
1t was ascertained late tonight tina
another cabinet meeting had peen III
ranged for tomorrow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08
BIG KNITTING MILL.
Winston to Have a New Industry to Employ
About $50 People.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer.)
Winston, N. c., April 12.-P. H. Hanes
has just closed a deal with Mr.. w. A
Whitaker for the large six story brick
factory building, O n Church, near the
corner of Sixth street, and as soon as
the machinery can be placed and other
details arranged, will start a knitting
mill for the manufacture Of underwear.
The mill will nave a capacity for 25C
hands. Mr.. lanes will place the plan
in the care of an expert in the manu-
facture of the fabrics and will purchase
the most improved machinery.
The future of this mill guarantees a
bright and prosperous career, as it will
be about the only mill of the kind in the
South and will therefore have little 6Olil"
petition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08
KNOCKED DOWN BY A HORSE.
Mrs John Jockey is Badly Hurt by a huna-
way.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News ana ODaeiFeAJ
New Bern, N. c., April 12.-Mrs. john
Jockey, wife of John Jockey OF the hrm
of Jockey & Cannon, OF Havelock'
North Carolina, while standing IN 'front.'
of the Atlantic and North Carolina depot
here this afternoon, was knocked down
bv a unaway horse. She was hurt
very badly. The horse struck her on the
mead and back. She became unconscious
The blood poured from her nose ana
mouth. She was picked up by a gentle
man who was standing near and taken
to Capt Hinnant's boarding house, near
by. Drs. Jones and Primrose were called
and rendered all medical aid necessary.
The accident caused a great deal OF eA-
element and necessitated her remain
ing in the city. But for the assistance
of Capt. C. X. Hancock, Mrs. cannon
and Mrs. c.. B. Rabbit, who were stand
inf near by would have gotten hurt also.
Mrs. John Jockey for d while was sup
posed to have been killed. she mad a
narrow escape from death, as horse and
shafts passed over her body.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08
AND DIES UNCONSCIOUS
List Rational Words on His Daugh
ter's Marriage Eve.
HE WILL BE BURIED IN GREENWOOD
The lnterment VIII Probably Take Place on
Wednesday. Funeral Services Will be
Held in the Church of the
Cover ant, Washington.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, April 12.-Rev. T. Dewitt
Ialmage, the noted Presbyterian divine,
died at nine O'Clock tonight at his resi-
dence in this city. 1t has been evident
for some days that there was no hope
of recovery and the attending physicians
SO informed the family. The patient
gradually grew weaker until life passed
away SO quietly that even the members
Of the family, all of whom were watching
at the bedside, hardly knew that he had
gone. The immediate cause OF death was
inflammation Of the brain.
DIR. Talmage was in poor health when
he started ava from Washington for
Mexico for a vacation and rest six weeks
ago. He was then suffering from infu-
enza and serious catarrhal conditions.
Since his return to Washington some
time age he had been quite i'll. Until
Thursday however, fears for his death
We're not entertained. The last rational
words uttered by DR.. Talmage were on
the day preceding the marriage of his
daughter, when he said:
o course, l know you, Maud"
Since then he had been unconscious.
At DR.. Talmage's bedside, beside his
Wife, were three members Of his family,
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage, Chicago;
Mrs. Warren G.. Smith, Brooklyn; Mrs.
Daniel Mangum. Brooklyn; Mrs. Allen
E. Donnan, Richmond; Mrs. Clarence
Wycoff and Miss Talmage, Washington.
While arrangements for the funeral
have not been finally completed, the fam
lily have about decided to have the re-
mains taken to the Church Of the Cove
nant here on Tuesday, where services
will be held. The body will then be con-
veyed to Brooklyn where interment will
be made in the family plot in Greenwood
cemetery, probably on Wednesday.
DR. Talmage was one of the most re-
markable men this generation has pro-
Guced. He was the most popular preach
er in the metropolis for a quarter OF a
century. He was an orthodox Presbyte-
rian minister and always pleached a gos-
pei of cheer and hope. He was never dry
or dull. He interested his audiences, no
matter what the time or the theme. With
out being the most profound thinker OF
his day, he was easily the most popular
preacher in the American pulpit, and had
preached to more people than any preach
er of this or any as.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08

The Senate Committee on the Philip
pines yesterday adopted a resolution Of
fered by Senator Carmack, calling upon
the Secretary of War for all the orders,
circulars and official reports received
from commanders and their subordinates
in the provinces of Tayabas, Batangas,
Samar and Laguna.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08
War Revenue Repeal Bill Signed

tBy the Associated Press.)
Washington, D. c., April 12.-Presldent
Roosevelt today signed the bill repeating
the war revenue taxes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-04-08

The President has nominated Robert
j. WEnne, of Pennsylvania, first assist
ant postmaster general.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21

iihcr oiiS, saB oieier 9otbolifeutuo,
ebenio ipie Die foit glei65eiti9 ob9c-
baltcner &atboliten Geriamm-
lilnge;t bon SSnubriid uno Slmiis,
Dem Stuoium Der o3iaIen
anS beionoere @ufmerfiam.
felt qelpi0nlet babe. Seute miiBten
Die &otboItten Den @efobren, Die POM
z o5idltsmu uno Nnar.
d. / $ mus orobten, nit perooppeiter
N%nItren0lln9 ertgegentreten. Wtit
lebboftem 9eoauern iprad Johann
Der Gaplt BON Dem iiinglten Woros
onihlo9e segen Den SrGiioenten 0tc.
&inleg. vSlt ben Ser. Staaten
berrid,t Die 9roBte 6reibeit, aber MIDI.
einmal bieie geniigte, INN oaS 2eben
0es @%rGiioenten 81 ld)uben. SIM @e-
0entletl, man fam logor 6ebaltpten,
BOB or bas Spfer zines lnge5iigelten
SreibeitS : MfiBbraudes puroe. Die
Anurdliiten @eIeli6aft tra1tet,
oas 8rin5ip Ser IutoritGt al inter-
orabelt, unO feline &egiernmgs- Sorm.
10 liberal lie audi iein mag, reift
bin, Die brutalen Seioenid)often Die.
les GuSDurfes Der meniflid)en Sc
ieaidjaft 81 5iigeln. GS lit bringetb
notbipenOig, DOB oie &atbolifen iid)
3lllamnlentbin uub lire 8ereinS.
Sbatigteit perooppeln, Inn Dem goiell
einen Summ entaegen5uieben.""
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
mas eiu SuocmbIatt bon fas
tboIif6cm 9ingen tucib.

seigt red)t beutli6 NAL nieoer Ser
Werid)t oes DSerliner Sagebl." in
ietner Gummer il b oas Ible.
EN- DeS o eb. Soratbs Or.
&raus. 9as jiibiIb-liberale 9latt
lpeiB bon Dem ipeltbefannten fatbolI-
id)en @elebrten nifts Inoeres, oils
bob er Der @erfo1ier bes raid Be,
fanl.t geporbenen liberal sebaltenell
SuGjes iiber Den @raen 6 IL
lit. 8on ben beriibmteu
firnit. unb fir6enseididtlihen @er-
fen he5 &~erItorbenen, BON feinen
epod,emodenoeu Santefori6nneen lit
Dem Mioielblatt nibts befannt. "a
filr lGBt es lid aber bon leinem rDmi.
idel Gorrelpoubeuten tlegrapbiren,
auf Orm Glide bes Seritorbenen babc
nSbrmas &quino's I adj
Gbriiti" gelegen. Mau
miro MN ia bon einem Ssltoen nidlt
Qera6e perlnnsen fonrten, baB CT Die
yNadyfplge @brifii" lei It; DOB Die
ies Bud aber nift Den groBen Sir
fenleprer oEBomas @quino"
5llm Ieriaiier bat, ionoern Tbomas
ren aempen, Dem feline 8ateritaot
crit ltod, i'm 2auie oes pergangenet
SeSabres inter Mntbeilnabme Der
gor5en aebiloeten @elt Elm pradti-
gcs 0enfmol gelebt bat, ionte audi
eiuem iiioiiden 3eitungsibreiben
niht umbefmnt fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
&in0eripnrfaNen iE Oem S6u.
Icu. Sabcn tie einen
Wcrth?

Cine rYennp Spurfuiie" lit in
Den nffentli6en G6ulen Ser Gtobt
Ges Mfoines eroffnet poroen. Sin
einerr Gage ioIen in ben 90 S1u-
len III @eIt Ses Woines iiber $500
perth 2epoitten bur6 Die ainoer &C.
mafi poroen iein. Sir ieben Gent,
melder bepouirt miro, erbalten Die
&inDer cine Marfe bon 1 Gent. Sir
Die 1000 &inber Ser eeuannten
Sdlllen mar Der Slrhi9nittsbe.
trag, pel6er beponirt tpuroe fir
leoes &ino Z liz Gents. Mit Dem
eriteu 9epoiitum erDaIten bic &inbcr
einen Sober, 3. +. elm sefaltetes
Siid itarfen Bapieres, in mel6em
&aum fir finfoig | Gents Warfen
lit. Sic Ginber bc5ablen lire 9en-
ntes On Die 2ebrerinnen, pelde ibnen
Die Miorfen gebell, loel6e Die &inDer
aulfle6cn bis lie ibren Sober, finn
sla Warfen, bon baben. Damn er.
baltea tie on Der State Sapings
gani einen Superintendent bon so
Gents.
60 ieDr Sic Sbeorie 5u Ioben lit,
Den aleiuen Die Spariamfeit m0g.
lidit 6aIO beiau6ringen, 10 ideint
inns bod bas @ar3e oils Elm fluger
Streid amerifantiGer @elbmeniden
melde bie Sbulfinoer bo5it benusen,
UNI linen &apitalicn 5uiammen su
bringen nnb ben 9anfen 81, belfen.
9iclcs ioI aber bios BON o digger
SOrln Der S%parfaiien geiagt iein.
Die Gruno.Soee Der ain0eripor.
faiien, i6eint nns, oirfte Gltern
llno Den 2eiteru itnierer fatbolii6en
SGrlen iebr 5llr 8eahtung 81 enl-
pfeblen fem. GieIei6t IieBen 1ib
auf hieie @eiie &apitalien suIam.
mentrinaen, ipel6e iiir &irden-,
StIl. unb anOere firhliden 9ml.
ten, nit girten Sntereiien peripenoen
gs fam in feinem Sale
i6aOelL Die Soee bon &inoer. Spar.
faiien aui ibren @ertb 81 prifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
Ser Mriaoma Slider

lldrelbt in leiner neileiten Summer
~Nm H%eujabrstage baben Tie ulss
Term moillo-be-9 olleaen on Der Grit
ten StraBe cine groBartige aaten,
mnlif Gebrabt. @lr lanenen nidt.
Dob ms Die Sabe eilen morosmaBi.
gcu SpaB gernabt rat, baB mir ober
oarah betheiligt gatueien fem, poer
lie gar inicenirt bahen ioleu, lit cine
%infaEe Siige bon Ger Sorte, nie tie
Der ncytbc Scrr poheatIih onseno.
,pcile terporipruoelt, ohnc iltbeB o..
NIT &c etnas olls5uri6ten. gs
id,eiri. Die 8ieoerieele bate iih init
benz @cSanfen getroaen, uns bel Der
nchi.c.i Sriibiabrs.pabl oas 8iir9et.
meiItcramt BON @ipeaDam Guild
ltreitig 81 mad)en -no batte oieien
.pWlScrbarcN Blnn in Simmp Gar.
rcn'S Saloon unoorIihtiger @eiie
ousscYiauoert. Geber Die aaten-
mil,t. @ir ielber, ipuBteH nibtS
baron, bis inns bcr Sfanoal Nad)ts
aus Dem Shlafe medte. uebrigens
fam Der College irob ieiu, oab es
nidIt ncd) i6limmer o~rtsgefnlen lit.
@e mir bGren bot er nur bier Sen.
itcridlclbenL iieben Sub 9aubols uno
Elm Sop @biSfep eIngebiiBt. 0Gren
mir uid)t in unierer boppelten gigen.
id)af1 cls Wapor uno Sheriff bnrd
cinon Seputp einaei1ritten, 10 mGre
Der Wusjp Goitor womoeli1 nod
ohenDrcm Gctlcelt uno gefebert
morbeu. 20 unciacnniiBig Iin6 mir.
llEo nuu Gauf oofiir lperoen mir
jett III Dem elrioen SiiGe 6ieies
9nbtl teI6rlbigt, ben guu5en Ha.
nou III Scene geieGt 81 baben!! Sea
ioiiten dc 9ops Dem ie pieoer auf's
Sod iteiaen 10 wcrbcn mir feinen
6ln1c' riibrcn, unh mcnll tie ibn am
llddlten Satcrnenpiahl linden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21

Gie nNational @~iiociation OF
GreOtt Men" beflagt iid bitter ii6er
Die ltnwirfiamfeit Der beutigen @e,
ieRgebune Der Ser. Staaten aegen
ooas @anferottmaden nit Broiit",
pcldJeS bauptid6li6 BON Saoen ltno
iiibtid : e~eiinnten Gbriiten 9eiibt
miro. Gas @eies bon 1898, meld)eS
ben ein8elnen Staaten Die Gegelung
bon SanterOttmaiIen pioerriet bat
bel @utes getban jeoo6 es muB,
anitast wiberruien 5u perben, pie es
Gtn3elre perlangelt, Derbeiiert per-
Den, 8. b. Die Waiden bes @eietes
miiiier ic ptel perengert iperben, oaB
fem abii6tli6er @a~nferotteur mebr
nit 6 utem @ewtnne 9anferott
modem tonne, 9aS &anonerf oes
p%rofita6eIen, iiiOiiden ganferott.
madcns muB absei9afit peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
Sur SeriGti9mne!

ge.refient Serrn @ooncp, BEN
ebemaliaen Sdosuletiter Ser fatbo.
liiden federation, unb beiien Stel'
lung gum oeutid-reoenoen Staats.
8erbaaoe bon Ohio, m0hten mir be.
merfel, bab MIR peronIif
uns 6ei Dem genannten Serrn e =.
pelfes feline glnii6.
ten ieien. 9erielbe perii6erte uns,
er lei Der 2ette, welder ben aatho'
lifen beuti6er ODER irgeno elmer
onoerer Spra6e lire &e6te i1md-
Tern noble, ba er Ole eere6ten gln.
iprii1e Der ein5elnen NationalitGter
unteritiise uno barunter ieien aud,
oas 9ie6t Der oeitti6en Sprade uno
Die SteGte Der beuti9en Staats.
Serbanoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
Snt Namcn Seim.

sd modte germ mas i6reiben,
Gas cpis fDnnte bleiben,
2enh olles andre Sreiben
@ia ,iur Die Seit %pertreiben.
Sd modte germ mas lieben,
Gos etpig lit geblieben,
Genn IN ben onbern Srteben
@ir0 MIR Die 2ieb' pertrieben.
I'D m0fte germ mein 2eben
gu Gmigen erbeben,
2enn oues andre StrebeR
Sit ir Den 600 geeeben.
3'rrm idreib' i9 einen Namen,
GRIM Iieb' i6 einen 9amen,
ltno leb' in einem Mamen,
Der Seiu beibt, = ipri6: @men!
Clemens 8r t q II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
Cine iebr eetdbrltMe EeinOtn
OcS Wldutea5

lit bie ihIedte, uueldubige 8reiie.
0arnm bitet Gl6 Dor ibr uno ibren
lbGoiiGen gr5euaniiien. Saltet uno
rnteritiibet fatboliihe 8lGtter nno'
3eitldriften uno buloet in giieren
Salr'err unb Samilien feline S1rii.
ten um6 9lGtter, Die oas @ift oes I'm.
gIonbeE.s unb Der Sittenloligfeit in
Die m%leriobrenen Ser5en t%ragen."
Wdt oielen ipabrbuft apoitoliidsn.
Morten marnen loeben Die Sber-
hirteu SeIterreihs bas fatboIiide
@clf mr. Der Ieit Der firfenfeinoli.
den S~;reIie! 9ielelbe Mabnung lit
ollf onBerbalb Seiterreibs am
Ylate lrnb bicIeidt nirgenos meb.
OILS bel inns, Der Seimatb Dep
rgeIbcn" 9reiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
HaS oeutjMc TeiN ais &cuef,
tor.

Ii$ cs befannt muroe, 6aB
Osutldlano Ole Ibi;bt babe, ben Ta.
oal1.Erdfioenten GaItro bon 8ene.
sllela st sipinger, Sen 8erpfli6tun,
aen ilad)5ufommen. nelde Die Gegie.
rltuj iener Tepublit oeutiben &api-
t%aliitcn 1egeniiber cinging, Die Gaitro
ober nibt 81 erfiillen gebenft, oa
madten iuir auf Die Sragrpeite folder
Inter nchmlmgen mlfmerfiam uno
mir tpmnlen jeBt ulf Die Ingelegen.
beitcll nod elnral ~eingebenOer
3uriiG.
Munr elm permSeenber 9eutihpr
iein OelG in 2dnoern unlegt, IN mel
cen te,ne georoneten unb iibern 3rl-
iI0nb2 berrldeu, Damn meiB er, oaB
er lid ouf elm @agnib einlaBt. @e-
pobriidy miro er oa3u bur6 Die Mus-
iid)t cut bobeu @etpinn gerei5t; aber
nit einem uilgenoDnlih boben Gins.
fuB lit fait inrmer cine @efGbrbulg
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teren iiub uuter llmlitGuoeu groBer,
als Der gerluit, peld]er Die pagebal.
iigen bellti6en aapitaliiten bearobt.
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anselcgt baben oieies 8elb ipieoer
erbalten.
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Die gintreiblng BON @eloern, Die IN
qemagten Spefulationen I'M @us'
lunoe angelegt peroen, gilt audi IN
ge6ug onf Den Sfnb BON Wiiiio-
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9ieligio,t in fremoen 2Gnbern Der.
brcifeu. Seine Nation lit perpiliG.
tet grobe Spfer fir ben Sdub ibrer
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uno bat audi in friiberer 3eit ielten
qroBe Spfer bafiir gebra6t. Inter
Dem @oripanoe Die MiiiionGre 81
idiieen, iinO beutpltage nur polite
ide Wotibe ober r~cligioier Sauatis.
mus 81 finoen. BreuBen unb Sranf.
reid itreiten ii6 Inn oas Shubredlt
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unb III China nibt aus Gorge fir
oas Seben Der Miiiiondre (ie Der.
banner oieielben ia aus ibren Gei.
hen). ionoern aus rein politiiheu
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bietet iif in fremoe @ngelesenbeiten
ein3umii6en uno fremoe SGfen ODER
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merben fat6oliihe WiiiionGre in
iraen6 einem beioniiden 2anoe er.
morhti. IS fGlt iebo6 ibren Sreun.
Den rno gerruanoten niht elm, cine
eilrorGilhe @robmadlt 81 elmer milf.
tariif CT 8ahe.Grpebition aui5ufor.
oern. lhnr luenp Elm iiioii6er Sha-
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