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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
CHESAPEAKE; CITY.

The new pivot bridge lately built by
the Canal Company ut Chesapeake City
broke in two uTl fell in the canal on
Tuesday last. a light oX-tcam was on il
rat the time. and the oxen We're near be
ing drowned. Luckily the old bridge had
not been removed.
The body of Nathan Dixon. an old col.
ored man. who had been some days miss
ing, was found in the c;lral Oh Tuesday
last.
The body of II newly born infant child
was found in the water at Chesapeake
City, last week. 1t i$ supposed to have
been foully dealt with.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

The train of cars which passes here for
Philadelphia at half-past six O'Clock in
the morning, and again on its return at
about half-paSt six in the evening is :;
great accommodation to our citizens, and
those of Pcrryvillc, Charlestown and
North East. Those who go to the city
by this train can have six hours there in
the business part of the day. and return
home to tea in the evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05

The Odd Fellows Lodge in this town,
removed to the Grand Jury room, in the
Court House, this week, where their
weekly meetings will hereafter be held
until they make some permanent arrange
ment. They will probably erect a hall
during the coming summer and autumn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

This hotel formerly occupied by Mr..
Jacob johnson, and without II tenant
since the 2Jth of March, has been rented
by Mr.. James Merritt, who takes posses
sion next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05
Cecil Wing
Fifty Years Ago.
p. c. RICKETTS,, Editor.
April IS, 1884.
LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. James Pearce has our thanks
for public document.
We are indebted to the Hon. ]. r
Franklin for a copy of his able speech
on the Nebraska Bill.
AT a meeting Of the Managers of the
Plank Road Company. held on Monday
last, George Earle, Esq. was elected
President.
Doctor Ewing, Surgeon Dentist of
this town, will be Mt Chesapeake City,
on professional visit on Tuesday next.
and win remain there Il few days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-05

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01
! .2's Is Age Of Specialists

every branch industry science Z especially
medicine The specialist does work which other
IR. w. FREEMAN NJ. d.
who recently located chckasha for the practice his profession
has made special study of diseases Of the Eye, Ear N0@e
and throat and all Chronic Affections
And his offices equipped for their special treatment
X-RAYS for accurate diagnoses.
STATIC, FARRADIC and GALvANIC ELECTRICITY for the
of nervous and functional diseases
ROENTGEN RAYS ULTRAVIOLET RAYS (FINSEN IIGHT)fof
treatment of lupus tnbeculou affections Diseases
as Eczema of every varsity Erye with itching of patches
on the body Breaking out of small ppes from
ing with finger nails especially about the rectum which
mistaken for itching piles.
ELECTRIC VIBRATION with massage the constipation
and Indigestion removing deep seated palms. while improving
general nutrition Of the whole body Removing wrinkles from the
face and filling out the features, destroying backheads
microbes that attack the skin
BETz FAMOUS HOT AIR BATHS rheumatism chronic malaria
blood poison and chronic joint ailments
HOT AIR INDICATED vAPoR with Nebuzers and nhalers for
the cure Of caah bronchial and lung diseases partial deaf
Asthma and all diseases Of the respiratory organs.
GLASSES accurately fitted.
Dr. r. w. Freeman. Mrs. A. E. Collier. Asst.
Office the street from pooce opposite Early Hotel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01
Miners Strike
In Iowa Coal Fields-I35oo Out
Every Mine in the State
Closed

Des Moines, Iowa, March 81
The Iowa miners and operators
failed to agree today and 1890
miners are on a strike. Every
mine in Iowa is closed.
Both sides have been trying for
the past six weeks TO agree on an
amicable settlement
The split resulted from a refusal
OH the part of the operators to raise
the wages Of the unskilled laborers
and lower the price of blasting
powder demanded by the miners.
The refusal to increase the wages
Of unskilled laborers, such as mule
drivers and day men at the begin
ming Of the conference extended
'nly to certain districts where
hat class Of labor is unusally ex-
'ensiye but at the close Of the con
erence the operators demanded
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01
Medical Bill
For the Territory Favorably Re
ported i'll the Senate

Washington, March, 3I-Sena-
tor Clark has favorably reported
the bill regulating the practice OF
surgery and medicine in The the
Indian Territory In his report
he says:
There is now no law whatever
regulating the practice Of medicine
and surgery in the Indian Territory
The conditions there are such
that it appears absolutely necessary
that the 500, 900 inhabitants
twothirds Of whom are white citi-
zens, should have some law pro-
tecting them from being imposed
upon by incompetent, ignorant
persons who, from the mere desire
OF gain, assume to practice medi
and surgery without any previous
experience aud with no knowledge
whatever fitting them for such
professions. From the best in
formation obtainable the territory
is now suffering from many such
swindlers and dangerous fakms
who are preying upon the people
This bill has the Sanction of the
association Of the Indian
Territory, of the commissioner of
Indian affairs and of the Secretary
Of the Interior, and the committee G
is in receipt of numerous letters
and suggestions from reputable
citizens Of the territory setting
forth that great necessity for the
Early enactment Of legislation
llong the lines of this bill. In
liew of all the circumstances in
he case, the committee recommend !
hat the bill do pass without
amendment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01

that it should be universal and
applicable to all districts.
The miners demanded a re-
duction in the price Of blasting
powder from Sc to $r.75 per can.
They demanded a uniform adj
vance in the scale Of wages paid to
workman and drivers.
The operators claim they are
standing by the Indianapolis agree
ment and in 50 doing cannot sub
nit to general increases in the
wages paid unskilled laror through
out the district. There is no dis
satisfaction with the scale paid the
so-called unskilled workmen in
other parts Of the country,
President White of the Iowa
miners said today:
The miners have made every
attempt to arbitrate and we met to-
day to reach an agreement under
the present conditions"
Leading operators say the posi-
tion Of the miners is untenable.
The strike and lockout includes not
only the miners III Iowa, but
those in Putnam county Missouri.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01

Hostess, Mrs. F. Z. Riddle.
Preceptress, Mrs. Elmer Terrell.
Subject, war Of the Austrian
succession to end of Holy Roman
Empire, 174o-rso6."
l. Name the contemporary
sovereigns of England, E'rsuee.
Germany and Prussia during this
period.
2. The death of what king
ended the male line Of the House
Of Hapsburga
8. What was the Pragmatic
Sanction
a. What action did the other
countries take against Maria.
Theresa ascending the throne9
S. What was the cause Of the
war Of the Austrian succession and
who struck the first blow9
6. What peace brought to a
close this war Of Austrian succes-
sion and what did Austria retain
and surrender?
7. What was the condition Oh
affairs during the eight years OF
peace2
8, What was the result OF the
Seven Years War;
9. How did Joseph II manage
affairs after he became actual ruler
of his dominions2
10. What effect did the French
Revolution have on Germany
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01
Reflections Of a Bachelor.

It's never any trouble for wo-
man to make it.
Being in society is trying to get
where you aren't.
When a girl is wearing her very
best clothes il is a sign she will call
candy bon. bons,
1t takes woman to smile with
a knife il her breast because some
one she loves thrust it there.
It is better to be polite 10 your
rich uncle than to let him know
how much smarter you are than
he is.
When a man becomes ashamed
of his ancestors it is a sign his
descendants will be ashamed of
him.
The thanks a man gets for tax
ing home to his wife fellow who
ism sober is that She thinks he is
the one.
The reason a good many men
stay poor is they buy a bottle of.
champagne to console themselves
tor their poverty.
Il would be all right if woman
loved man because she trusted
him, but the trouble is she trusts
him because she loves him.
The difference between promot-
ing and investing is the difference
between putting in and pulling
out.
A girl gets lots Of extra enjoy
nent out Of being married if some
'ther girl is dreadfuIiy cut up
lbout in.
liza man praises his wife's coffee
he would rather have him bilious
rom drinking it than 70 stop
9th
a woman can stand il much bet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01

ter to have rainstorm come up
when she is out in her good
clothes than to have it clear up
when she is out in her old ones,
which she wears only in bad
weather. New YORK Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01
DRESS MAKING.

Mrs. Maud Stivers, an exper.
fenced dress maker. of Denver,
Col, has opened dress making par
lors over the Eagle Mercantile Co.
Her prices are reasonable and She
guarantees satisfaction. Ladies
are cordially invited to call. If.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01
Pay Up

All parties knowing themselves
indebted to the Missouri Contract
ing and Building Co. are requested
to call and settle at once. Cor. sth
and Chickasha Av. tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-01
The house that saves
you money. N B Webb

We are exclusive agents for
Globe Wernicke book cases. They
are dust proof and non-binding.
cIaycomb & Anderson. L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
Scr6crt 8ismarf.

Die hei0cn So6nc 0eS erltcn 0cut
ifen Rci6sfan5IerS boben ibrel
groBen &ater, Der cS bel ieiuem ar
b~citSbollcn 2ebcn altf SO Sabre &c.
brodt, nidt longe iiberIebt. Sra
@iIbelm, Der iiin0erc Sobn 9is,
marf'S, itnrb ifon orei Sabre nod
Dem Go0e beS SoterS; ieet lit uild)
Ger 1ltcre, olf Den Der 6%iiritentiteI
hcS &otcrS iibcr9cgongen mar, ichs
Sabre nuh 0iSn1ard'S zoo gcfolgt.
@r lit nllr 50 Sabre alt 9clpor0en.
Sir Den Sobn lit cS Elm eigen Ding,
mcnn ser Safer ein @enie, Elm Munn
lit, ser ale Nnoeren INN SallptcS
2duge iiberrngt. sic ncroen ont
WtnBe 0es @ntcr$ 0enleiien. So Der
Sobn Mfo5urt'S, 10 audi bic beioer
@iSmordiobnc. Sic boben ia 9eioe
raid Gnrrierc 1emn6t, iie botten
aud oo8 3ell0 oo5u. Nn Serbert
@iannord, ser III oen oiplomotiid)en
0ienit trat, iino oiplomotiihe &c
monotbeit uto Elm lulcrmiiolider
6lciB itctS qeriibmt moroen, ALIEN
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@eiit ulo oie u%llbelt0iome Gner9ie
ieincS &otcrS. Sm biplomotiihen
Oienit lit CT pielfof nit oieicr ooer
iener Wiilion bctrnut pnrbcli, ALIEN
Der Icitenoe @eilt por INNER Der
nGiicrne &an5Ier." Son 1885 an
mar &erbcrt 9iSmorf StootS iefretGr
i'm NuSm0rtigcu Nmt; Scr Sobn
lulrbe oomit cine Stiibe 0es HeidS-
ton5lcrS, Dem cine Grleidterung lei
ner Nrbcitcn icbr 81 itntten fam. Der
&oter toutte Dem Sobne polIes Ser
trolicn lhcntcl, i'm in 0in9e eInipei+
ben, Die cr Nnoeren mobl %perld)mies
gen bate. Die GStopooe Serbert'S
NIT Der 6iirltin Goloratb.S honaid)
5l NnionQ Der Ndt5iger Sabre, Der
ourh ooS Wudtluort oeS Totcrs elr
Gnoe gcrnoht mor6en, mar oergebert
uno ocrgciicn. 8crbert blieb Nit
orbettcr lctleS &nterS bis 81 oeIlen
GntIoIilung ltro nit Dem Batter ld)ico
Der Sobr aus Dem StuotSoienit, pbs
lpobI i'm 8oiier @i(belm mieberbolt
sum &erbleiben I'M Intte %uuiioroerte.
Sem Srtoer .@iu" blieb i'm Stoots-
olenlt mo mad)te roide Gorriere.
an &obre 1892 perbciratbete lid,
Serbert @iSmotd in @ien nit Der
Grain Morie SopoS. Nllh ser so.
ter retlte sur 9od)5eit nod @ien. Die
Helle brotte linn cntbulioltiife
ebritn9en. Sn @ien ooaeoeu fonf
ct III Sot', mic III oiplumutild)cr
arel'cn auI Inreoung BON 9erlir
perldIoIiene Gbiireu. 9toh bieIen
@%organg, Der in gons 0eutihIonl
ttefen llnpinen erregte, fonnte BOZ
einem@ieoereintritt Serbert's in nel
Staatsoienit feline Reoe mebr ieir
@r mar ifon 1884 gum &eifstoas
Mbgeoroneten eetpoblt poroen, oot
erlolh lein Manoat nit iciner 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

ole ioponiihe N(rnlcc in WoSfuu Elm
Qcriidt iein miro. 6rii6er b~eltintnl
nidlt. @Qe ioponiideu Siege 81 2oll
De mo 5ltr See mcrocu nift gun
6rie0enSihluB iiibrcn Dcnn Md
HuBlano ~oufb0rcn ioa, &uBIono 81
iCin mo 81 blciben. IS lit mo8Itdl
0aB Bort Nrtbllr trob Der logcllbdf
ten Eupfcrfcit icincr @ciuBln8 Den.
nod fGQt; cS fam gcihcbclt Dab Stll
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bait; eS lit nid)t olr5gcidlolieH, DAB
Ole ruiiiihe IIotte IN Sort Nrtbrtr II.
nltf Dem Mccrc nod bon llngIltd
bcintaciudt miro. glbCr ule otele ia
poniihcn Sicqe un0 ruiiiitcn WfiB'
ocidide brinqcu oic bciocn frte9fllb'
rcn0cn W}ddte nid)t nm cil1et 6ltB
brett Dem Iric0cn5obihIuB nuher,
ocnn nlr Mublnno fam oic6rlcoer1ar
bc0indllndcn pprifrcibcn ober ME
mo ninnlcr T5apun. 0orltm fonn
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bolrcrn, Hublan0 miro bon oieien
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rrt, ic mcbr Cpicr er oerI6lin9t, &c.
ito unu0GlihCr miro ole Gage Ser ia.
poniihcn StrcitfrGitc auf Dem oIia-
manipulate per0en. HuBlono
lat aucIiittCl, nm 0en &rieg Elm paar
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lriiiihc &olf miro ollie feline &r0fte
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uponiihe Station l~1ult5geicbt 0te
im ioponiihcn Sccrc miro
fonncn uno oh lic I'M Stons
)e iein miro, oltd) Den fiunl3icllen
min olli5uboltcu, ocu Elm mcbriGbri7
ger aricq brinacn mlB - ooS miro
Die n0ditc 3llfunit mobl id)on ICb'
rem. &llblnno fam un0 bari lid
nidt ans &opon'S Sono ben 6riebcn
O~ittiren loiicu, mcnn cS nift IN 3lt'
trnft icinc W}odtz un0 WCItItelllng
prci9Qcbcn mill. Die ncutrolen 8roB.
mGftc tonnen init Dem biSberiqcn
Sang un6 aud Observation-Disclosures,
rciultot 0eS icBiqcn &riegea boafonl,
men 5uiric0en icin: HuBlono miro gc-
iAm0ht oilS Dem aricge beroorgebet
uno ,Sopon miro fir cine rnobieb6orc
3eit icoe @eliiite oc8 Yon.Niinti8nutS
ouf9cbCn."
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StootSnlonn" nit leinen NuSfiibrltn.
gen rcht behalf, Oh 6ic 40 WtiQionen
ollie 10 oenten, pie cr 0oriteIlt,
Oh Sopon cinIicbt, 6oB eS iif in Ell.
mem orei- bis pieri1hrigen Srieqc Der.
ooS mtB Ser mcitcre Sang
Der Grcigniiic 5ciaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
Marnlanb Snititnt.

Nnnit1 NH Yetdincnidlule.
SunitsS epartetnent (Iuqfdule uno Jiincbuu
GfuIptursS 6ule begiunt i'm 3. Stfobcr. Seih'
men IN allen fetnen Nd6ern. nan WooeaeH ituD
SeliarbeH uHo i'm Wtuoeuircu. SumitagssGIaf.
fen be9tnuen an I. EttUbcr. Jnnuftrtes0 epdrte,
melt (9tbenothule), Sreibunos mc6unifhes uH0
Der.
9tne 3ugi6GIcns 8inebart. unb Samfings.
Abenosflaifeu, Die %geIummten Srcibanbz uno
arhttettoHif6en N6tbeiliugeu uuo ole me6anis
theu GIuiieu hes oierieu mo oriiten SubreS
ttnoelt IN Der Bid motlos Ndrft=6auc, Somaros
Sirabe. itutt
Die ma6aml6en GIaiIen Ses criier uuo yuei.
ieti Snbres iueroen in Der Souius-NiurftsSaue,
observation-disclosures, ge6ulteH.
y. .. MprriIun, 8rriitcr
oes gomttes fir 4uuit uuo 9ei6ncnfduIe.
9ataIoGe t6nuen int Jnftitui ODER ourh bic
goft erIdHat luerben.
WaH n%breifire: SBomas 9. Goerift, 9ftlur.
(Septi2. U}uU}tS r,1 9P)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
Wid,acl Etrpbcl.

IS fturb nab mr3er arnuibeit Z. Wiidlacl
atrubeI, "aeliebter Satie Der peritorbenen Sittp,
ria StrubcI, i'm SO. Sabre ietnes HcbenS. Die
8eeroieutg tinoet 0onneritdg, Serl %. sep
Wpbnlra, Ir. 233, GiiosG oaingtors9lo aus
ifatf, uno baum nab Oct fntb. q. Wlihoelss
STRIDE an Gde bon g9olfca uno SomburosStr.
no nm s llbr cine gieaniemsWSele ihr ons petl
ieiner eeeie ceIebrirt miro. gerpurote uno
Sreunoe Iino a6tuneSuou eingcluoen, bei3lls
fnnhuen t264-51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
S5obeQo 6. Tifr.

IS Itarb pIbtIi6 am 10. Geptcmber 1904
iaro Side. i'm MIier opn 81 Sabrei. Die De
e~roieurte finoei Mtitpod. 7 llbr Ninraens. bon
ibrcr Ietten Wobnune. 9tr. 1912. gIoro' 9altIe'
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fotb, at, Soiohuss9tr1e, no INT s llbr cine Re
ouiemsIPeie fir oaS 3eiI ibrer SeeIe eeIe'
britt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
7iuiocHocn.


"USar0lqgT m . Spi e Sen II $rpt 1904;
oos oHiroI,t,,ri INN m bal belite bic FCgelnldbtge
picrtcita6rtidbe ;TiIui6euoc pom 5pstnSSetn2Sa sO
SroSenf ODER 8ptta4oissG dgssi 1abIp stnea am 0" oSer
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5 vi ! s si55sa2i+@sSa@gDti Siiie4 n$ S4s@'S am ' y. aes.
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tem n,S : iIbr W}oracus. aeib!oIen. ,,r,tsr
lenItSES i, 5ae. Il. Dittdlcll, Seiretar'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
@arsIanO sanbitnmmen.s dnIe.

Das 50. Sdnltabr beeinnt anl IA. eeptem.
Der. aetrer Sefte angeb6renoi tir tbte 9au.
oeteft fit ben linterri1t in ben 5ffentIiden
S4uIen IT. Spreden nno 2~ippensaefen ae,
Iebrt, ebenfo @raiumdr. unb afnbemifte I'D.
her. Sebr gefmrb .geIegen. tinterbalt nnb
unferriht fret fir geipobHer bon WarbIdub.
Wian fpenoe fit an 6bas. g. GU, BrinsipaI.
(ang2-Septl9i.9t,3 30. Ga)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
SnhrSf1nc.

sm 10. September Gleranbsr II, sa4lte, 80
Sabre ali.
gm is. September 0iatitba SebI i'm NIfer
bon 81 S1brelt,
Vim t6. september Aiu. 8. Sehjc III OF. Ge'
beneiabre.
PIN is. september 2ent Sarbberg.
VIM 16. Septenber III 9iurfolf, Sn, SorctbB
Qnenht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
Charles Z. Scaacs.

es Itorb pI5tIid am 10. Septcmber 1901
Sbaries 4. 7eaacs, ~oeiiebter Gobn bon Sobr +.
ilrn Catherine ieeges, i'm glier bon 3 2nbret
ino 0 Mcraten. Die 8eeroignng iinbet NOR
aeu, Wiitt,pudI, 10 llbr Worpens, bon Der Mob
flitla Ieiler GItern. Gtr. $40, Y. sDdlturt gne.,
ans fat, moan Teripanote uro Srcunoe Der
5amiIic u6iunesppu ciu8eIuoen ilio.
(oGt-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20
Nnrn Mrtahf.

GS itorb am is. september 1904, nab iir5er
aranfbrtt Nora ssrtabt. @attill BON Snlineiie y
Sorifrnoitn. Die 8eeroieung iiiloet Htenttdg,
6cn 20. September. 9iadmiitagso 3 upr pen
tbrer lcbten 9Robnuug, ylr. 1871, 5rnto'Sih'
Nucuue, aus ftnit. Bciieburt9 priooiim.
(1G3-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-20

Der s2ouisoiller Nn3ct=
ger" fomnt fiber oie Gage in OIt.
Giien 5u foIgenoen ShluBfolgerlt1ts
geu: Don elmer 8ermittclllnq, mic lie
in ben eltropGiifen 3eitun9eu iputt,
unb bon unieren SriebenS. GntbuItd.
item in ct. 2oitis in ibren Gonferen-
5elt befiirnortet miro, ideint ms
nidt Die Neoe Iein gu fonncn. Die
@eeroigrng oeS 9riegcs liegt ieBt
nidt I'M Sntereiie Der Mdd)tc. Grit
miiiien @eioe 10 gelhma6t lcin oob
iie ol,f ole ouoereR NGtte SIT boren
bcreit lein, niht obcr III elmer Der
foIiung mie Sopon, ooS ia0en milr0e:
,g9ir 6iftiren, ltio ipenn eS @lld) nidlt
red)t lit, 10 limo mir bereit, nit Sud
5l fGmpfen." GS lie9t I'M Sntereiie
ser WGfte, oob 8l,blunb iflieBlid)
firat Rnb Sopon 10 ipcni9 @rfoIge ans
benz &riege 5iebt, Dob es filr lange
&o%br5ebntc, oieqeid)t Sobrbunocrte,
Die @elegenbeit ieoGr5eit o6loltert, an
<BIono Hcuond]p 5il nebmcn. HllB.
LAMB finon5icQ uuo an Motcrial 10
geldiuGdt, ooB es mi Gonge nidIt oul
europa Driiden fam mo III OItoIien
feItgeIeat lit ut1o Sapan roheollrltig
in Ieincr Slonfe, 0nS lit 0oS politiId)e
TcIlltat, ooS fir Die iibrigcn Wtdfte
ooS qiinitigite lit, unb bo& lie orlrb
neutrality-suspicious. Iidcr nidt bin
tertreiben mcr0en.
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