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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC A RACCOON.
CChicagO News. J

4 was tramping through the woods
looking for stray snapshots when
came across a beach tree that l had no.
ticed several times before" says a
writer. I had been interested in this
tree on account of some suspicious
looking scratches on the bark and q
large hole in the trunk some thirty
feet from the ground, giving it very
much the appearance of being the snug
retreat of some animal Having my
climbers with me, / assembled the tree.
To my qualification and delight the
cavity contained a raccoon. But how
was he to be photographed? The only
large tree that stood near the beech
was maple, and if | could induce him
10 leave his retreat he probably would
sit long enough on one or the other
of the trees for me 10 make an expo
sure. After some rather vigorous prod
ding on my part the coon showed him
self and ran from the beech into the
maple at once, finally seating himself
on large dead limb. and looking
acros at me with a decidedly veXed ex-
preston on his face.
L descended the beech. and taking
the camera on my back. climbed the
maple. The raccoon never budged as
seated myself on a limb opposite him
and proceeded 10 unfold my apparatus,
but several times he displayed a beau
tiful set of peaTly white teeth, and once
or twice gave a decided growl OF sat
isfaction. | waited some time for him
10 look pleasant but as he absolutely
declined 70 accommodate me, ! photo
him i'm an ugly mood. My sue
cess must have turned my head. for
Immediately / lost my balance and fell
backward from the limb.
But the ruling passion was still
strong within me, for utterly unmind-
fui Of my own anatomy. ! held my pet
camera high above my head, and saved
f. intact. AS soon as my somewhat
Jared nerves would allow I picked my
self up and looked for the raccoon.
There he sat, looking at me over the
side of the limb. with queer, puzzled
expression on his face"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09

IL was the cleanest election held in
Philadelphia in many years.
Rudolph Blankenburg, one of the
successful candidates for commission
er, aroused much enthusiasm by de-
,clariug that the tight against the Re
publican organization must be carried
on TO February. when the election for
menfbers of city council viii be held
The other candidates and a number Of
the leaders also spoke. The demon
stratiOn lasted more than AN hour.
The City party has planned TO hold
q mass meeting and street parade Fri
day night in honor Of its victory.
Begin Another Campaign.
The managers of the reform move
ment intend to at once begin the cam
paign for the February election. y
stan of attorneys employed by the re-
form leaders is at work preparing to
bring about zoe prosecutions for Of
lenses against the ballot laws. Judge
Biddle, in common pleas court, today
ordered the arrest of the entire election
boards Of eleven divisions for neglect
ing to make reports to the president OF
the nntary's Office.
Chairman Franklin Spencer Edmunds
Of the City parry city committee said
today that the cost of running the re-
form campaign was approximately
$4,000.
The Republican organization leaders
had little 10 say today regarding their
defeat, The result Of the election. they
said. told the story. United States
Senator Penrose and Israel W. Dur
ham, the leader of the local Republican
organization, had long conference at
which they discussed the situation. Mr..
Durham. accompanied by n few friends.
VIII go south tomorrow for a rest.
Mayor William II. Berry of Chester.
the successful fusion candidate for
state treasurer was in this city today
receiving the congratulations OF his
friends. Mr.. Berry. who will be the
first Democrat excepting Governor Pat
tison 10 occupy a state office in Penn
sylvania in many years, said that his
policy in conducting the state treasury
viii be publicity. II propose TO thor
oughly investigate the entire condition
OF things in the state treasury" he
said 81 intend to let the people know
Just how l find things"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
WANT IRRIGATION WATER
-Four Applications for Supply From
Green River Filed With the
State Engineer.

Andrew 3. Roberts ct al % Yernal,
Utah. made application yesterday at the
state engineers office for fourteen Sec
0nd-feet of water. 10 be taken from the
Green river in Uintah county Under the
filing Il@l acres Of land are % DO irri-
gated
Thomas Brandon ct al. Of Castle Dale,
Utah. applied for eight second-feet Of
wafer, 10 be diverted from the Green
river in Wasatch county, There are 10
he irrigated under the filing 60 acres OF
land.
Joseph T. Carter OF Provo asked for
four Second-feet OF water from the Green
river ia WasaLch county. There are 320
acres under the filing.
Robert Walker Of American Fork, Z o.
Chapman Of American Fork and T. g.
Hunter of American Fork each applied
for three SecoEc-feet o. water from Ihs
Green river in Wasatch county Under
each OF the applications there are l6J
acres of land TO DC irrigated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
VICTORY FOR JOHN D.
University Regents Who Take His
Money Lead Ticket.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. S.-Reports from
all election precincts in Nebraska have
been received. and it is apparent that
LettOn. Republican candidate for su-
preme judge. has a plurality of $4,000
over Hastings. FusiOnist. This plura
lily is about double the plurality given
the Republican candidate for supreme
judge two years ago. The Republican
candidates for university regents, who
were attacked by the Fusionists be-
cause of a large money gift TO the uni
Versity from John d. Rockefeller, have
run slightly ahead of their ticket.
A dispatch from Omaha says; Re-
turns coming in since midnight onty
serve to confirm the sweeping Repub-
lican victory indicated by the earlier
reports. In Douglas county (Omaha),
the Democrats secured but one office,
that of police judge OF South Omaha
Jules Hubbard, who has a national re-
putation as a singer and who cam
paigned with Abraham Lincoln, was
defeated for police judge of Omaha,
although his election had been prac-
tically conceded by both sides.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
WORSE AND WORSE.
CNew orleans States.)

Rear Admiral Higgiuson, at a dinner
that he recently gave in the navy yard
al Washington, said OF Il certain Amerl-
can millionaire:
"Once in England he and I were stay
ing at the same country house. II VAS
the shooting season. and on the second
morning OF our stay We found our
selves shooting over the same covers side
By side
The morning was cold and gray, and
through the mist ! noticed my compatrlot
acting strangely. He ran about oddly
In little while the keepers began 10
watch him. 10 smile. ard to make low
reI,r
"Finally I saw a pheasant running
along the ground ard the young Ameri-
can running after II with his gun ad-
vanced and Cooked.
a keeper FASTENED up TO him and
said: go
oh, sir you mustn't shoot the bird
a-runninS.
No. Blake. I'm not going TO, said
the young man. Can't you see I'm
waiting for it 10 stop"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
COAL FOR IDAHO.
Oregon Short Line Making Every Eff
fort to Relieve Fuel Shortage.

Idahoans feel hopeful that as rosUl.
of Governor Frank Gooding's conference
with General Manager Bancroft of the o.
s. L. in this city the coal shortage in thc
Gem state will be relieved. The COVER
nor was assured that every effort would
be made TO divert large portion Of the
company's coal 10 Idaho, and already the
promise is bearing gruiL At the begin
ming Of the week the supply on hand at
Boise was so limited that no one was al
lowed TO purchase more than 1850 pounds,
and the maximum was generally placed
a 500
BOisos usual coal consumption is about
l9U tons per day. but this has had To be
cut down greatly during the threatened
famine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09

Republican, or Atkinson. Democrat.
has been elected. The legislature Is
also left in doubt by later returns. The
senate is not certainly Democratic, but
the official count throughout the state
must be completed before the exact
composition OF the house of delegates
Is known. The legislature elects the
state treasurer, and the politics of that
official, as well as of the board OF pub
lie works, OF which he viii be a menu
Der, VIII depend on the legislative re-
turns yet to come in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
SUES FOR $1,000.
Joseph Lippran and w. G. Van
Horne Made Defendants.

". G. Van Horne. now judge of the
court OF first instance ct Cairo Egypt
and Joseph Lippman, United States dis
triet attorney, are defendants in a suit
filed by the National Bank of the Repub-
lie yesterday TO recover Judgment on a
promissory note Tor $1,000, dated Jan. 81.
1891. tt is alleged in the complaint that
the only payments on the note have been
sea or Feb. q 1895, and 500 on Sept II,
ney'G fees il asked.
Mr. Li?Dman declined to discuss the
suit last evening. He appeared 10 re-
gard the legal action as something OF q
joke as he dubbed over with humor when
asked about IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
SEEKS TO RUN SALOON
Corporation Manager Wants MOnop-
oily of Business in the Viein-
itv of Garfield

John NJ HAYES, cashier OF the Utah
Copper company. yesterday filed with the
county commissioners a protest against
the existence Of Meyers saloon close
10 the company's grading camp near
Ritter. Utah. The state laws prohibit the
maintenance OF a saloon within five miles
OF a grading camp and if the stuatiOn4is
found TO be as Mr.. Hayes reports il, the
saloon will be ordered removed.
Local Manager {. ". Whitley Of the
smelter trust seeks monopoly Of the
saloon business in that locality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
New Jersey LEGISLATURE.

Trenton, Y. J., Nov. Slate returns
from Hudson county indicate that the
Republicans hav elected their entire
twelve asSemblymen. BY reason of
this the Democrats viii probably not
have more than three members OF ne
assembly. The next legislature VIII
stand as follows:
Senate-Republicans, Il; Democrats,
4.
neutrality-suspicious., 81; Demo-
Gratis, 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
BUTTER is QUOTED HIGHER
Raise of Five Cents Per Pound Made
by Retailers-Eggs Remain
Steady.

A raise OF cents per pound on butter
now places that necessity at 20 cents
pound. Some qualities are selling at s.
cents. Eggs remain firm at 90 and SIS
cents q dozen. California tomatoes of
good. firm quality are finding ready
market at Is cents a pound. Large guam
titles of fruits, sweet potatoes and cram
berries are being received by the local
wholesale houses. Ducks are plentiful.
but chickens remain scarce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
RECALCITRANTS TO WORK
Hereafter Rebellious Prisoners st
Penitentiary VIII Be Given
Turns at Rock Pile

At the resguiar meeting OF the state
board OF corrections yesterday, Warden
Arthur Pratt's recommendation with se-
gard TO punishment and uniform We're
adopted as outlined in The Herald last
Monday. Hereafter refractory convlcts
in the Utah penitentiary VIII be given
a rock-ctacking job instead of cOnfina-
ment IN the dark cell when they get
mean" Each recalcitrant will have TO
crack certain quantity OF rock be-
fore he gets q meal.
The board suspended the rule requlr-
ing all conVicts to wear the stripes
Hereafter none but the third grade pris-
oners Will be required To wear stripes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
KENTUCKY STANDS STEADY.
Louisville and Legislature in Demo.
cratic Column.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. Son the face
OF the returns which are not contested.
Paul Barth, Democratic nominee for
mayor, has been elected by about 9,500
There are a number of precincts in
which the supporters of Joseph ].
O'Neal, Fusion candidate, claim no
election was held, and in others the
ballots are alleged to have been stolen.
The status Of the legislature today ap-
pears:
Senate-Democrats. 81; Republicans.
"A; doubtful, ,.
House-Demoerats. 70; Republicans,
IA: doubtful. 7.
These bodies viii elect a successor to
Senator Blackburn. whose place is
commended for by former Judge of the
Court of Appeals Paynter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
GANG Is ROUTED
IN PHILADELPHIA
Reform Victory Leaves Nothing to Be
Desired.
DEMOCRATS CARRY STATE
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF $780,
900 is REVERSED.
DEMOCRATS CARRY STATE

Philadelphia. Nov s.-The political
revolution in this city and in the state
yesterday was the greatest that has oc-
CURED in Pennsylvania in nearly a
generation. There have. been previous
upheavals. but this is the first time in
years that every office for which there
was any semblance Of a contest has
been lost to the regular Republicans.
The plurality of William II. Berry.
who was nominated by the Democrats,
Independent party, Lincoln party and
PrOhibiti0nists for state treasurer, VIII
be nearly 100000, and may go above
those figures.
j. Lee Plummer Republican candi-
date. ran behind his ticket in nearly
every county in the state. The re-
mainder of the Republican ticket was
elected by the usual Republican plu-
rality.
President Roosevelts plurality last
year was more than 100000.
Victory Was Complete.
The victory of the City party. the re-
form organization. over the regular Re
publican in Philadelphia was complete
and beyond the expectations of the re-
form leaders. The City party's plu-
rality is 1888. The reform wave car
ried Berry along with it, he defeating
Plummer in the city by S6.O37 plurality.
The highest vote cast for any one
was that for sheriff, the vote being
255,292. The total vote for president
last year was PSI. 6s4. The City party
claims that inasmnch as 51.0OO alleged
fraudulent names were stricken from
h. 8ffrl4F lfFlsz
the Republicans began last May, the
vote cast yesterday was the highest
ever polled in the city.
The regular Republicans carried only
fourteen OF the fOrty-tWO wards for
their local ticket. Plummer. for state
treasurer, carried sixteen. One of the
surprises of the election was the loss
BY the regular Republicans of United
states Senator PenrOse's ward 1t
gave a City party plurality OF fifty
but Plummer carried it by tifty-two.
Hold Celebration.
There was a great demonstration at
the mayors Office today by the VictOrl-
Gus City party leaders and others.
Scores of leaders and hundreds of
workers Of the reform organization who
had assembled at City party headquar-
tiers to offer congratulations To the sue
Cessful candidates, formed in line and,
headed by two brass bands, marched
through the streets TO the city hall In
the line were some of Philadelphia
best known citizens Each carried a
flag, and the enthusiasm was so great
that hundreds Of persons on the street
caught the spirit and Joined the
marchers. The men marched into May
or Viewers large reception room and
cheered him, while the bands played
patriotic airs.
Mayor Weaver was lifted on a table
and made a stirring speech in which
he paid a warm tribute 20 the police
for their loyalty 10 duty. He gave the
people credit for the victory, and said
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
GUILD is SAFE.
Elect Ticket in Massa-
chusetts.

Boston, New. S.-A revision of the
vote in yesterdays election in Massa-
chusetts failed to alter materially the
result. The revised figures are:
Governor Guild (RepO. 1877. 512: Bart
lett DemD, 1886: GOuld's plurality.
% l16.
Lieutenant governor. Draper Rep0.
lS2 1877; Whitney (Dem). $50. 20i; ORA
per's plurality. 1886.
The Democrats Slightly increased
their representation in both branches
Of the legislature, gaining three sem
atOrs and one representative.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
MINING CAMP BURNED.

+ Deadwood. S. u. Nov. S.-The min =
:. ing camp of R0ubaiX. sixteen miles =
= south of here. was wiped ont BY fire y
y Of supposed incendiary origin early =
y this morning. a high wind swept the y
3 flames along. No one was hurt. The y
b loss is $25.O10. with but small insur- \
4 ance. =
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
CONGRATULATE WEAVER.
Many Praise PhiIadelphia's Mayor
and Reform Party.

Philadelphia. Nov. S.-Mayor Weaver
was the recipient of many congratu-
latOry kilograms from all over the
country.
One from Secretary of State Root
was as follows:
Hearty congratulations on your
great victory. You have every Ameri-
can your debtor"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
TO CURE A coLDIN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if il
fails TO cure. E. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. csc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
DIES ON TRAIN.

Colorado Springs, Colo. Nov. S.-AIiss
Caroline Richmond of Providence, r.
J., sister of wealthy manufacturer
of that name in Providence. died on
Santa Fe train near this city today.
Miss Richmond. who was % years of
age and wealthy. was d sufferer from
asthma and had been living at VIII
liams, AriZ., for some time in an effort
TO get relief from her aitment. Coroner
Law has taken charge of the remains
and notified eastern relatives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09
RESULT IN MARYLAND.
Suffrage Restriction Is Badly De-
feated.

Baltimore, Nov. S.-AdditiOnal re-
turns from the Maryland counties and
city precincts that were not counted
last night confirm the overwhelming
defeat of the proposed suffrage re-
sriction am endment to the constitu-
ton, but leave in doubt the state comp
trollership. and only the complete re-
turns viii show whether Mccullough.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-09

All first class restaurants and homes
have Vienna bakery bread.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-24

hen mittttilsn oaie. itimmen 9Ia,
oarin therein, pab bic @orbereitun9en
fir TortlcBuno oes GrieQes nibt IN.
terbroden peroen ipllten uno oaB er.
nieorioeuoe geoingungeu suriidocnie.
len tperoen. IS Tub plbrldeirlit
spei Nuntte pelhe u Blanb ais III.
anuebmbor finoen miro. udmlih 9lb.
tretung pon 9dnb nb 9rieesentIhi
oigun9, ipoSu iid' cer &ailer 9iitoIous
niemals peri!ehen niro. Gs ipiro ie.
bc6 odrouf bingenjeieu. oaB meur
SOpon ernE!!,di piin'ht Trieoen Su
Ibliebeu. & bIano bereit iein piiroe
liberdIe dnAere Sfferten gu modtu.
Gum 9eiipitI, onitdtt elmer oirettcn
&riegsentiG)5higunQ nj -oe RuBlanf
iich nit ben 9ertduf oqer ReCbte nnc
oes @igentbAms ner Polt Nrtbur Int
DoIrb uno oer fineiii den SIteiien.
bdbn einpe ';dnoen erfldren uno libe.
raIe 8eiah!an9 fir bic ltnterhaliunc
ner utiiilcheu GjefonQenen in Sorol
bemilligtn, rnn pbgIeiA Is Tidb ipeiQerr
piirOe. Sac aim d63utreten, niiroe Z.
Ten 6;id'ereien octt g}ette 9elpGAyer
ooer IebIt allen tpertbooIlcn Seeburos
fang duf zen &ommanoonteniuie!r
iiberldFen. IS 1T and m0Qlih, ooF
3uirietenitcIIente arrangements bin
iiftIic} Der ruiii-hen 4iarineiiationer
in ben 0itItfen GelpdTern fir einj
gleifS BON Sabren 9etroffen lperosr
i0nner..
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Scliere RaGlridItcn.
Die Sapnncr ncrmOecn bel iBrcr Scr
fol9ung bic 9iuiien ntdjt 5m
iibcrhulcu.
ct, petersburg, %. gldrs q ubl |
Xxx qRiu Rnrhm \

ct petersburg. D. Mdr3 Il ub1
55 Wlin Rahm.).
Der 3iid5ug Der ruIliiden Qrmel
nou5iebt Iih. ben IeBten 8eridten gu.
fpIse, in muitergiiltiger Sronuug. Su
bier Wtarldtagen bat Die SpiBe feI
Mdri6tolonne cen GunifupaB. los
Yleilen n0rolih pom 5iepuIIe, erreic6t,
DGbrcno bic Rdhbut 20 lteiIen Don
IeBterem norolicb entfernt 1T. Die mi
iii6e SpiBe bGIt nit Der idpanii6en
&olonne. pel6e auf Der 0roBen 9ans
beIsitrdBs mad Poroen porriidt, gIei
den S6ritt. Va Die Ruhsn Die 81.
ienbobn uno Die 2dnoitraRen bintet
iih 3erit0rsu. 10 psrm0gen ibnen bi.
SGpuner niAt 10 i6nel 81 folgen IS
beibt, bab bic 6auptma6t bes 6eIDs
muridoas Snama nod am 5iepaiis
itebt unb bab bic melt Dor.
geldobene EIantenfnlo1ne perbdItniB
mdbig itAipah III. Ndbreno Der leStcu
beiben Sage haben GharmiibeI upt
tlelne Nrttlerteqetefte 3lpllden ben
5lontennedungsn ner RuiFen uno oel
uuf ner @roBen 9anoelsitrabe mar
ifireacen Sapdner Itattgefunoen
Die 9riegsn-rtoi ihonFt Wutb aus
ben etmos beFeTen 9tusiih..n bsi
marh 'i%e ea m @riou.
Ter 2lnl:ibe in rer Seimatb uuo bsl
Irtiinoi9u q. Zap pas eeI6paoer nc:
Gomiral8 3lojhojeItmenstp Die 6abri
nab Gem SIter fortieBt.
Der ,5o5n oes 9aterIannes er.
If,ien rieoer mad 2lblouf ber orti.
monatigen Suspeniion uno tefiirmcrs
tete ipfcrt nisaer e.ngefeno uno briu.
aenb zen ifIeuni9eu Brisoensid,HB
9as 8latt ertldrt bsB oa5 .manoidu
gii6e 2ttenteuer" RuBIono bereits e.nt
Wiuiaroc Golars toite. Denn m1n
oas GeID in ber 0simotb perlplnpi
bate, 10 bate man ieber Qropin3 K
MhlIionen 9cIlnys 3u Echul unt
Mege6auten, ionitdren @cr6eFerun9er
un0 Seieuptungsonld8en u6erIplner
t0nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-24
Sdrint Gin iamler Wis.

SprinqfieI0, Su.. %. Wdri.
Daour6, ouB Die 2ncals0ption Bill
i'm 9auie Dem Suiti3tomite unD niht
bem 2i5cn5~Gomite CUR 8egutadtung
iiberlpieien nurbe, 9Iauben Die Tem=
peren3ler einen tbeilipei1en Sieg errun.
gen 5u baben, neil Die Wlitglieoer oes
9icen3 Gplnites fat obne Qlusnahme
Gegner Der 9orlage iino.
Der Nbgeorbnete Burton erbielt
einen nit Sinner 2ooIe, paItor Der
epan9eliiben Gemsinoe in g8illiamss
bile, Sn,". unter3ei1neten 8ri.f, i'll
tpeldem ibm mitgetbeilt nurbe, bob
bic @emeinbe $10O suiammenbrudte,
nm bic 9ocaI Option Sin ourd3u-
bringen unb er erIu6t tperne, fir ben
@nttpurf gu ftimmen. Burton 1T iif
nidt epn5 tiar boriiber, oh er bsn8rtsf
ols edit betra6ten miiIfe. ober ob elmer
feiner &ol.gen ii6 nur einen idle9tea
S6er5 nit ibm gsitdttete.
Der Senator Sun unterbreitete
einen Gjeisbentpurf, iponah es rey
boten lit, in allen Stdbten BON i6er
000Ginpobnern Qlnaeigebfettss "a
erridten. bic ni6t minDeitens 1000
SUB BON irgenb einem Part ober 8ou
lenaro sntfernt iino.
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Ger Scinth ocS NaiicrS in Mdruffr
tcine aO!.i.iaI. le0cntnna.

r~lin % Nidrj.
Gleih uu1 Gem 9ttanntipsrnen ser
Reiieanorbnurgen res Saifers. in De.
nen Elm tlir3er Muftnttalt in Der ma.
rottaniIdhen Gtoot 3arQcr porJ.ieben
1T. tpuroe in Der oeutIc6feinolihen
9refe bic @ermutbure laut, bab bin.
ter hsm 8eiune politii6e pIdne Ited.
ten Die pffj5i6ie ,Rorobeuti6e qlq.
gemeine 3eitung" er9reiit CUR Sa9.
bas Wort uno Ihreibt
Ger &tifsr erFGrte 6srsits i'm Dor.
jobre su Gi5o. as er nit bem 20nigs
Glfpns ben Gpanien suIdmmentrof,
bab 0eutIdIanb in Marptto tsin rIei
territoriaIsn @oytbeile anitrebe. ion.
bern bort nur fir bic Syortbeuer Der
ipirthIdoFttihsn8I:ib ein,
trete. 8is6er iii teiu 9lnlob porfans
ben. gu rermutbsn, oaB Der Sultdn
9erpfli6tungen ein3ug,ben beabIid.
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