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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
JOHN KELLER is MARRIED
Former Crawford County Boy Weds
In Nebraska

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Keller return
ed on Monday from Daily. Neb..
where they attended the wedding of
their son John Andrew and Miss
Florence Mae Reid. The groom is a
we'll known. industrious and honorable
Crawford county boy who lived in
this vicinity until few years ago.
The following account of the wedding
is taken from the Newcastle Times,
Married at the home of the
brides parents at Daily on October
"a, 'O6. Mr.. John Andrew Keller to
Miss Florence Mae Reid both of Dix
on County, Nebraska. The ceremony
was conducted by Rev. j. Roberts,
pastor of the Congregational church
of Newcastle.
The morning was quite stormy and
unpleasant but in the afternoon the
sun shone out bright and clear MAX
ing the remainder of the day very
pleasant for all. The. wedding was
quiet affair, only relatives and few
friends being present. Those in at
tendance from abroad were the parents
of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Keller of Denison, la. The home
was prettily arranged for the occasion.
a beautiful arch of flowers was ar
ranged under which the young couple
were made one and many plants de-
corated the room.
The bride wore dress of light
brown cashmere. The groom wore
the usual conventional black. After
the ceremony all sat down to table
filled with good things to eat. They
were presented with quite number
of valuable and useful presents.
We understand the young couple
expect to go to their farm located in
Silvercreek township where the groom
has built nice house in which they
expect to make their future home.
We wish them prosperous journey
through life.''
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
RUNAWAY RErsNIMs MOVE TO
RESERVE OF cHEYENNEs.
soLr!ERs START NoRTHwARD
Hurried Change in Distribution Of
Troops Of Tenth cavalry-lndians
Say They Will Fight Before They
Are Taken Back to Utah.

Sheridan, Wyo., Oct. 31.-A hurried
change in the disposition of troops Of
the Tenth cavalry, under Colonel
Augur, disclosed that the real danger
now lies in the anticipated junction of
Cheyenne Indians with the Utes. A
portion of Colonel Augur's command
was hurried on to Sheridan, where
ward From C. C. Rousculp a guide,
it is learned that the troops under
Colonel Augur, reinforced by two adj
ditional companies from Fort Macken-
zie, will proceed today to Ashland,
eighty miles north of Sheridan, to
meet the troops coming overland
from Fort lSeogh. Troops from Fort
Keogh should arrive at Ashland to-
night, but Colonel Augur cannot ar
rive there before tomorrow night.
Rousculp y~ss with General Crook in
1868 and knows the Cheyennes weN.
He says that there are between 700
and $50 warriors in the tribe and that
they are the best armed Indians in
the west.
Luther Dunning, rich man living
on Otter creek, has just arrived from
the Indian camp, where he met and
talked with Chief Kannapah, who says
his people are prepared to fight be-
fore they will be taken back to Utah
to starve. When Dunning visited the
camp the Indians were on Bear creek.
This is the latest reliable information
concerning the location of the Utes
and at that time they were seventy
miles from Sheridan and making west
ward to Tongue river. From this
point they will follow Tongue river
northward to the Cheyenne reserva
ton. unless stopped by the soldiers
1t is figured out here that the In
dams at the rate they Ware travelling
will encounter either the troops leav
ing Sheridan today somewhere in the
vicinity of Birney, fifty-ive miles
northeast, or the troops from Fort
Keogh. near Ashland, some time TO
morrow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01

week. and that was by far a week
too long. His reasons to the officers
for committing the heineous crime
was that he was drunk and did not
know what he was doing. This is
not likely for he was sober enough
early in the evening and was able to
walk home when he got ready to go.
1t is hoped penitentiary sentence of
several years awaits him with the
converting of the November term of
the district court. -Mapleton Press.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
INDIANS FIRE ON COWBOYS
Renegade utss Found Stealing Cattle
Near Spear Ranch.

Sheridan. Wyo.. Oct. 31.--A mes
senger just arrived from Moosehead,
Mont, says that the widest excite
ment prevails in that vicinity on ac-
count of the depredations OF the In
dians. Wagon loads OF women and
children are being driven to places of
safety in fear of more serious trouble.
The Spear ranch is being converted
into a fort and is we'll stocked with
guns and ammunition.
The messenger reports that Doc
Spear and E. w. Collins. the Sheridan
cowboy artist, came upon band OF
about thirty Indians on Bowers creek.
The Indians were SHINING six head of
cattle they had killed AS soon as
the men were seen the Indians fired
a yolley, killing a Spear horse. The
two men escaped to the Spear ranch
ON ore horse.
The Spear roundup wagon was
held up by another band OF Utes and
stripped. George Thoet, the camp
cook. was bound and gagged and the
horse wrangler was covered with a
rife while the Indians calmly looted
the camp and strapped the plumber on
their ponies.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
10 UPRISING IN CUBA
Toledo Eisbanls His Men and Sends
Them Back to Their Homes.

Havana. Oct. 31.-Maior Kane, com
manGer OF the marines stationed at
Cientuegos, has sent in report that
on Oct. u he was Informed that
serious uprising was on foot. He at
cnce posted strong guards at the en-
frances tc the city, with orders not
to permit armed persons to pass in or
out. He went accommodating and in
the town OF Caunao, four miles to the
northeast, he fould Colonel Toledo at
the hsad of a mounted and unarmed
bcay of 400 ex-insurgents. Toledo.
said he had organized fer the purpose
of resisting a threatened attack by
tie moderates. Major Kane explained
that these fears were untonnded and
advised Colonel Toledo To dis6and his
men and send them Lack to thei.
homes. This advice WAS followed.
similar gathering near sancJi
Spiritus also Was dispersed. From
Matangas come further complaints OF
the threatening attitude OF bands of
armed negroes in that vicinity, but no
overt acts have been committed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
SiSte Nictims Of Eire.

Kansas City, Oct. 3l.-'The search
for the bodies Of those who lost Their
lives in the fire that destroyed tie
Chamber of Commerce building IN
Kansas City, Kan, last Thursday, has
ended, and it is known that sixteen
persons are dead as result of the
lire. Mrs. Eliza Harris. a widow, is
the only enc of the missing whose
body was not recovered. 1t is be-
lieved that Mrs. Harris body was Gre
mated.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
UIES HAVE DECANPD WRECK DEAD HFTYAYE
FlFTH.rcuR BODIES RECOVERED
AT ATLANTIC CITY.
CAUSE is STILL A mysTsEY


ter Are identified-second Car is
Brought to the surface-Interest in
CoToner's Inquest.
Atlantic City. N. j., Oct. 31.-The
contention of Corner Gaskill athat
number of persons who lost tchir lives
in the electric train wreck on the
Thoroughfare bridge may be buried in
the mud where the cars plunged was
borne out when the bodies OF Mrs.
Paul Felsburg, Mrs Selma Johnson
and that of Mrs. Sarah Miller were re-
covered from under the third car.
This car hung over the abutment in
the center OF the bridge with its nose
in the mud, and when the workmen
were trying to lift it from the water
the bodies worked loose. That of
Mrs. Miller was pinned fast in the
wreckage, but that OF Mrs. Felsburg
floated up to the view OF the work
men. Mrs. Johnson's body was found
some time later, caught under the
wreckage. All were cut and battered.
The finding of these bodies in
creases the official identified dead to
fifty-one and the total number of bod
les recovered to fifty-four There are
still known to be among the dead the
bodies of Mrs Frank Monroe, three
yearold Joseph McElroy, H. n. Burch
and Amman A. Lexis Tedesco, which
makes the certain number of dead in
the wreck ffty-fve. There still re-
main at various mortuaries three UNI
claimed bodies. The second Of the
death-de aling cars has been raised
and it is expected that several other
bodies will be recovered.
| Aside from the search for the bod
les interest now centers on the in
quest, which will be held by Coroner
Gaskill tomorrow morning. While he
will rot express an opinion before the
inquiry as to the cause Of the acct
dent, it appears from his statements
that he is convinced the bridge on
which the accident occurred is not as
it should be and may have to be re-
built.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
o,lahoma indictments ouasncd

Watonga, okla. Oct. 3l-lndict-
ments retained by a special grand
jury against the St. Louis and San
Francisco Railway company and the
Pierce Oil company, charging
illegal discrimination in freight rates
and the giving of rebates, have been
Quashed by Judge Milt c. CARRIER on
the grounds of irregnlarity in empan-
cling the jury. Other indictments will
De asked.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
DEATH OF MRS. PETERSON.
Dearly Beloved kiron Mother Passes
the Threshold

BY the renewed visit to this local
ity the grim and unwelcome guest,
death has plunged another home in
mourning and severed the ties of an
other happy family and left large
circle of friends greatly saddened.
After short but severe siege of sick
ness Mrs. John Peterson died at her
home. three miles south of Kiron, on
Tuesday afternoon. October Is. On
Friday night previous to her death
she took suddenly sick and all that
loving hands of the family and neigh
bors could do for her was done. but
the wished for results were not enjoy
ed by them. Medical aid was sum
moned shortly after she was taken
down and on Monday it became APP
parent that she could not recover.
On Tuesday morning her children
and sister and brother-in-law were
telegraphed to come at once. as she
was dying. but passed away befol e
her three daughters and sister arrived
home. Mrs. Peterson was born in
Ostham Sweden January 8. 1858 and
married to John Petersen in the year
1879, which union was blessed with
the birth of eight children of whom
seven are living, three daughters and
one son still at home. One daughter
residing at Newmans Grove. Nebras-
ka, ana one in Colorado and one
daughter who with her husband just
recently moved from Kiron to Still
water, Minnesota. They are now left
to mourn and miss their beloved
mother and the husband to miss his
faithful and devoted wife. She leaves
two brothers who reside in Sweden,
an aged mother. sister and brother
in-law. residing near Buck Grove.
besides other relatives and large
circle of neighbors and friends who
are saddened by her death. Mrs. Pet
erson was a good woman and her equal
in some respects is not to be found
in this settlement. She was gen.
erous ndNgenial, warm hearted. noble
woman. A most devoted and faith
full mother and wife to her family,
she freely gave the vigorous strength
of her womanhood for their comfort
and welfare. She was always ready
to respond to the calls for aid AID
help to others and her Kindness point
ed out by her neighbols and others.
will stand as monument. which
will long remain as exponent of a
faithful friend ard valued neighbor.
s She was esteemed by large circle
!. Of friends and acquaintance who will
long cherish her kindly words and
many acts of friendship and assist
ance. She lived an exemplary Chris
tian life and was ready to meet death,
expressing herself shortly before her
shirt left the body to meet her
Savior. The funeral occurred on Fri.
dav afternoon, the services being held
from the Baptist Church. Rev. A.
Lindholm. Baptist State Missionary,
conducted the service. The church
was thronged with neighbors and ac-
o,,intances. A large number of
teams made up the procession that
convened the remains to the Kiron
Cemetery.
The family has the sympathy of
the entire community in their sad be-
reavement. -Kiron News.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
COLLEGE NOTES.

On Friday evening of last week,
Prof. and Mrs. Van Ness. Prof.
Beamn, Misses Hurd and Johnson OF
the faculty, Messrs. Poitevin. West,
and Misses Larson, Winans. and
Schlumberger of the students attend
ed Prof. Otis lecture in Dow City.
Prof. OFT is brother to Miss Louise
OFT. whom many will remember as the
first preceptress of d. N. c. Prof.
OFT is an old acquaintance of Mr..
Van Ness people in Ohio. After the
lecture he came with them to Denlsol
and visited few hours at the Dormi-
tory while he waited for the late
train for Des Moines.
Mrs. Anderson professor of history
and librarian in Upper Iowa IN
iversity of Fayette la. visited hen
cousin Miss Hurd over Sunday return
ing Monday morning.
Miss Anderson a teacher in the
High School of Manila. Misses Far
YER and Hladig of the students and
Mr.. Fred Cockerel drove over anc
made call on Miss Hurd and Miss
johnson Oh Sunday last.
The regular term social was held
at the Dormitory haIlow Gen.. The
young people OF the Epworth League
united with the students and made .
jolly evening. About 1875 We're presen,
to enjoy the halloween games. Mr..
Wilkinson and Mr.. Strong drove in,t
enjoy the social.
Messrs. .1alcott and Wilkinson
are obliged to be out of school week
or two to pick corn.
Mr.. Claire McKim entered The
commercial department this week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
A BARGAIN.

$50 acres. two miles from Deniscn.
good water. fair improvements. 22O
acres elegant land. 60 acres rolling
blue grass pasture with good water.
For sale at a bargain and'on easy
terms if desired. r. A. Romans.
Denison. Iowa. 43-2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
BurIinoton Case Goes over.

Kansas City, Oct. 3l.-On account
OF the illness of Judge o. M. Spencer
of ST. Joseph, general solicitor of the
Burlington Railway company. the
maximum freight rate hearing was
postponed until Monday next.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01
Rarae NAV BE Lost.

Alpena, Mich. Oct. Silt is feared
that the tow barge Thomas II. Ca
hoon, owned in Saginaw. is lost in
the recent storm with the crew of
seven men.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01

Give children remedy with a
pleasant taste. Don t force unpleasant
medicine down their threats. Ken
nedy's Laxative (containins) Honey
and Tar is most pleasant to take.
Children like it, and as relief for
colds. coughs, ETC.. there is nothing
better. No opiates. Conforms to
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-01

P. d. Mcmahon is getting stronger
in this county every day. People do
not wish to take chances with demo-
cratic senator and will support Nc
Mahon. Dunlap Reporter.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17
9etber Sanpf.
Organization nnO Sninrgenten bean-
M ipru6en Den sie9 tua staate. I
minnebaDa eOuntO taralerawtorO unO ,eHrnS. eHnis
-. stIIss

piro, on bic glad oils einmiiti9 su
Otartin bielten. 8as Babler9ebnis
in Goberts so. IA 8eIesatea) miro
cDnteItiri. Spiut So. ipir6 aud fir
Die Organization gerednet. unO bic
transformation, pielmebr oas SO.
mite fir acknowledgement Credentials,
miro entibeioen. uer Die Delegation
erbdlt. Selblt, tpenn bic conteitirten
counties Der Organization berloren
seben, bat tie angebli9 nod Die gontrole
iiber bic Sniur9enterL tueniglfens TO-
nett big isBt bas Wablersebnis aus.
iiebt. gs lit mb9lid, oaB oann bic
Sniurgenten bic gOnOention ubOlten~
uno Elm ieparates Gifet aufFelIen uno
bnnn miro Der Sdmpf nod beiBer mere
ben, ais in Der Staatsconbention am
5. SUM reip. in Der GountpcOnpsntion
am. %. ,9tai. gldberss in nd6itsr
Drummer oes 8lnttes. ...
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17
GObingtun GnuntB.

gBatertOmn. geueroinos i'll
lpieoer cine Petroleumquele entoedt
DOroen, uno Smar in Der gtdbe BON
Short Safe 8as 9ano puroe iiirsliA
ourb M. DDrlums aus SlIinois per.
fault. Der @igentiimer lieB oas Cel,
nelhes lib in elmer 8ertiefunQ anae=
iammelt bate. ourt einen Gbcmiter
unteriuhen; oieIer bebauptet, onB es
Del erlter Site Iei. Shon lanae
tuuBte man, baB Siio=Satota Elm reih=
baltiges Celano lei, muroe ieood
our6 Die Oielen NuiierQuellenitets BON
Der llnteriu6un9 ahgelentt. Nlan
peiB aber ierner, oaB RE Gnellenbobrer
teine fadtunOigen Ntenihen auf benz
6ebiete Der @rfinoun9 lin0, uno NO
nidt bas Del ourh Die qenaltiee @as-
entpldelung on bic Gberfldhe 9eor0not
muroe, bort piiroen iOlde Qeure ME
einen 10 Dertpollen 6uno entoeden.
WtaDor $. u. MGrtin bat betannt
9e9eben, oaB mdbreno ieines Minister.
mines Die SpIellOtale geibioiien bleiben
miillen. Die 8erotonnne ldlieBt ale
oerartlgen 2otale uno aud Die Garten=
simmer, ole an man6en 9ldben be.
ltanoen, Elm.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17
San 9ountp.

B e. b ter. Qlnna M. 3robn, Die
angibt, bel Der 36iel Setettib- 9loentur
an9eitellt Su iein, lit unter Der 2lntlagt
perhaftet moroen, ben 8eriu1 9emabi
81 baben, cine 3eugin gu entfiibren; Tie
fol- oas 9ienItmdo6en Marp 8aoner,
tpelbe ais 53eugen gs9en Den SilFs=
Gountpaubitor e. @9elano, Der unter
elmer friminellen Qntla9e unter 8urq:
i9aft bon $1,000 9eitelt ilt, uuftreten
lou, mad ct. Paul gu entfiibren ber.
fuAt baben. sic loll na6 ibrer 0er=
baftung Elm teilmeiies 8eltdnonis Qe=
na1t baben, uno our6 oieies iino
3ruei bctannte Soerren tompromittiert.
@iner oerIslben, Or. Sun aus WaubaD,
1T oerbaftet uno unter $500 giiros
1daft geitelt noroen. 7er sueite ioll
Elm ct. Pauler iein unb feline Yerbaf=
tung lit porldufig nod niAt erfoIet.
Giln. Sier lino i'm 2aufe zines
Sabres $4,000 fir Neubauten uno
0erbeiierun9en Oernuseabt tpOroen.
8as beoeutet sineu 9uten 6crtl6ritt
IN oem tleinen ganoitdct9en.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17

gDie Die 2eler aus Der Wabltabele
erieben, 9ing Winneba ha @ountp
infol9e BEG einniiti9en gintretens oes
itanoinapilben @lementes fir ibre
glationalitdt Die our6 llItruo reprdiens
tirt mar, Der als Ranoioat fir Stautss
Sduliuperintenoent lief, fir Die Ore
9dHilation perloren, iudbreno leBtere IN
Der Staot Siour 6als in 3 g8aros
nit 8 Stimmen Wsaioritdt Iie9te. Wie
einmiitig bic gtOrweser 3uiammenbiels
ten, seigte ous ReIultat aud in ben
iibrigen unoripegii6en Counties. !"
Sdmmtli6e oeutihen B ab l.
precincts i'm gountn Dsins
nebaba btelten su Sittrebge
unbaur Sr9auifatton.
gBas bas WablreiuItat i'm Staate
betrifft, 10 hat es jeBt Den anidein,
als ob bic Organization Die Staats=
conpenfion tontroairsn uno oennoh
Wartin als gunOesienator nOminiren
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17
Garl Sd)ur; tot.
Ser bsriibmteite seatid)= amerifaner, Staatst,amn
nno Yatriot TIT nidt mebr.

RurI S9ur3 lit ni9t mebr! Die
DeutIas9 s9lmeritaner babsn ibren ers
iten Dertreter, bas 3ano bat elmer
ieiner beften 8iirger perlorenl Wlsbr
ais fiinf5ig Sabre bat er in Ieinem
40optips8aterlGH0e ais Sournaliit,
8olfsrebner uno Stodtsmonn qe=
ipirtt, bat iih uuF blutiger @ablItatt
I'M Gampf fiir Die >Mufrsdterbaltung
Der Union pOrtreffliA bstpGbrt unb
bat bis 5u feinem Gnbe in Wort unb
Shrift bas prin3ip ebrIiaer 9ers
paItung offentli9er 4smter unb Die
Ourhfiibrung Der @ipiibienItreform
IN alien 3petgen unierer 2anbss=
uno StdatsDernaltuH9 perfodten. Sm
bitter bon 77 Sabrsn 1T Garl Sdur5'
beute Moreen INN 4 llbr 80 Mlin. in
feiner Wobnuns in Reip gprf nah
elmer Hrantbeit BON mehreren 9Dos
daeH. Die ion bsiianoiq ans Bett aes
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17

Aberdeen. Die 59idbrige 5rau
D}ar9aret Q8ilDer aus GLENDALE. d.
@, ift in eiuer JDiitte, Is Wleilen bon
oielem Grte entfernt, pelhe BON
Sturme SeritOrt muroe, get0otet nor=
ben.
8as aOmite fir Die 9orbereitunqen
sur Contention Der SOutb 9atota
8anters ahociatiOn, bic am 23. unb
"a. Ufai bier absebaltea perben pirb,
bat Die Seritdnbi9un9 erbalten, baB
Safapette Doung, Der Derauseeber oes
Ses nfolnes Capital, uno Der friibe.
re gaargelotontrOIeur %. q. Danes
aus ebIcago Die ibnen iiberIanoten gins
laounaen angenommen baben uno bel
Der 8eriammIuns Anipraden baltan
IDsroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17

feiislt belt, idmer5los biniiber ges
f4lummert in bic elpige Aube, bs Der
2Grm bes seihdftigen 4atdgslsbens
nidt mebr errei6en, Der 3dmpf Iors
genber Wenihentinber nidt mebr it6@
rem tann. 9lls bic 9er5te ibm mitz
theilten. baB bic arantbeit gefdbrlid
unb Die 2lusfiht auf gBieberberItel=
lung iebr fdna6 lei, bDrts Der in Der
barten Shuls bes 9sbsns qeItd6lte
9elb. Der infolse feiner grunolihen
8iIbung uno ieiner 8etanntfhdFt
init ben @rOBten Ieines alten unb
neuen Baterlanoes gum urtheilstlareH
Genter berangereifte 2sbenspbiIoz
ioph bic Gunoe rEbig on unb fab
Teinem nabe beborltebenoen Gnoe ents
aegen like one who wraps the
drapery of his couch about him
and lies down to pleasant
dreams.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-17

fdritt beoeute. Die 9lntmort tpiro fit
81 8uniten Der ginrihtung elmer ton.
itttutionellen Wonarbie nit bouen
parlamentariihen Re6ten ertldren, al
8uniten boiler glmneItie fir politiite
8efangene uno Gerurteilte, 81 8uniten
zines oem Parlament perantuortliden
Uainiiteriums, oefen Mitolieoer Der
berrihenoen Partei angeb0ren Iolen,
3u 8uniteH oes allgemeiRen Stimm=
rebts, Der 8leidbeit Dor oem @eieb uno
Der abihaffun9 Der 5oossifrnfe.
2lus oieien Gor5srungen allein er=
8iebt ii9 i9on bic ungebeuere S6uie.
rigteit Die INNER nod an alte 8prrehte
fi6 8db antlammernbe Ge9ierunq uno
bic 4ritOtratie 5u 8uniten Der Reihs=
ouma wiufdbris gu MAIDEN. SIT Der
ihpaHe Raiier Derninftig genug, bic
3eihen an Der gBanb 3u leien, oanH
miro er oem Rate Der ipabren 5reunoe
tOnititutioneller 5rsibeit iein S6r
leiben. 8ut er oies ni6t, 3eigt er Iit
als autotrat, 10 Dirb cine ueitere ae.
pollution folgen, tusl6s on S6refen
uno 8rauen bic Dorbsrgebenoen in ben
Shntten itellen ipiro. 9aB oas In
tsrbaus entidlOfen iit, ;eist j. 3. feline
on Die Itdotii6e 8e66roen BON ct.
getersburg ergan9ene QbIage gu einem
5eite, neil e feline 6eIte Teiern tonnes
iolange feline 4mneitie ertldrt Iei.
Der 0umaprdiioent Bat ieine ue6er=
Seugung BON ben vnoblmDlIenoen uno
ebrlihen 8eiinnun9en" oes g3aren Of
fentIih ausseiprO6en uno mar boifent=
lid ielbit iiber5eu9t oaoOn. Ser Wea
sur Jreibeit in GuBlano miro tein
graoer iein unb an 5inOerniTen miro
es niht febIen. SahrbunOertsIange
ein9eIo9ene uno ansr3o8ene gOrurteile
tOnnen niht auf einmal beIeitiat ner=
ben; elm getne6tetes uno pl6Blib BON
Der Jreibeitsluft umpsbtes, abf5tli6
IN Beroummung uno fat tisriI9er uns
terDiiriigteit gebaltenes golt tann nidt
iiber 9laAt 81 rinem einIidtspoQen uno
BemdBi9ten meroen. ST aber ebrliherl
gutter Wille auf beioen Soften borban
ben, oann tuiro Der 10. Wai nit Rec1t
nls elm nationaIer 6eierta9 gelten.
Rlhere gin8elbeiten.
Den 2eiern miro cine Sailoeruna
oes 8elhsouma milltommen iein.
Sin ioealer Waientaq leitets oas gluFs
Beben oes 8Orbnuges Dor benz neuen
2ltt oes groBen, politiIhen ruIIiiben
Drama in Gublanos Gampf INN bic
5reibeit elm. Die pradtpOpe Staot
Peters oes 8roBen bot sur GrOffnuna
Der Rei1souma einsn prahtooaen 9lnz
bid bar. Eie Staot, nelhe Iih iiber
Die oielen SnIelu Der Netpa perbreitet,
.rihten luie i'm Soanenli1te qebabet
lno oas g8aner Ielber i6immerte blau
pie Der la6enoe 6immsl, Der Iid iiber
,em 9ansen giloe p0lbte; Die 3iirme
lno 6uppeln Der jablrei4en 3irhen
'le Siirme Der AomiraIitdr, bic qrim=
nl9en Doppeltiirme bpu Yeter UNI
Baul uno Die Dlinarets oes galaItes
9imAerten i'm goloigen 2i6te. Die
iolo9elbe Raiiei ltanoaroe nit bent
hmarjen 8Oppelaoler flatterte auF
em Winterpalais; lebes 6aus bate qe=
las9t; StrOme bon in bic bunte Nas
iOnaltraht getleloeten 9anoleuten
Iiegen aus SOoten uno iiberfluteten bic
5trnBeh. Qlle S4iffe, iOgar bic pin-
I9en 8ampfer6en, nelbe ben Neua=
erfebr beIor9en, bate lib nit Qint=
elm uno 6Iaggen geidmiidt. Die
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