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The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
PAPER SAYS ROOSEVELT
is GREAT STATESMAN

BERLIN. March s.--The North Ger
man Gazette. pays a glowing tribute
TO exPresidept Roosevelt in its week
ly political review. The paper says
Roosevelt is one of the greatest states
men the United States has ever pro-
duced. The paper says:
From the German standpoint the
development which German-American
relations made under President
Roosevelt will ever be remembered
with satisfaction The tradition OF
friendship which has ever marked the
relations of the two countries ac'
quired new security during the past
seven years.
Both here and In America the
conviction has grown more and more
universal that the two powers no
where have been kept apart through
diversities of political interests but
that they have been impelled by
weighty considerations TO cultivate
that friendship in the interest OF
themselves as well as the upward lift
of the civilization of all peoples
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
MISSING BOY is
FOUND DROWNED

BAY CITY, Mich. March S.-The
body of VIM Myer. the l4-year-old son
OF Albert Myer. a farmer OF Monitor
township. was found floating in open
water. In the Kawkawlin river A
search for the body had continued all
night and part of yesterday.
The father was engaged In cutting
ice on the river during which the boy
was playing about on the ice Toward
evening Myer and his hired man left
for their homes. leaving the boy alone
Not returning after dark. the boy was
sought by his father and later by 9th.
er members of the family and neigh
bors. The theory that he had broken
through the ice or gone too close to
an. open hole and fallen In. was sub
Stimulated when the body was recover.
ed late yesterday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Girl ATTACKED BY
THUG At DOOR
OF HOME
VICTIMS SCREAMS AS AssAiL-
ANT TRIES TO CHOKE HER
SUMMON ASSISTANCE AND
MAN FLEEs.

Miss Beatrice Zoller, a pretty young
saleswoman employed In Himmel'
hooks. and living at No. 529 Trumbull'
ave-. was the victim of a brutal at
tack by a man OF giant proportions
late Saturday night, as she was abouI
10 enter her boarding house.
Miss Zoller had just reached home,
and was on the yerandah looking for
her key. when she was grabbed by a
man who attempted TO choke her. She
.-wrenched herself free, but he seized
her again and threw her across the
railing or the porch. Then Miss Zoller
recovered her voice and screamed
loudly for help. Hei call was heard
by Mr.. White, in whose home she
boards. and the family dog. The ba-k
Of the dog evidently frightened the
man. because he ran swiftly dowa
Trumbull-ave. and turned west on
Ash-st. Mr.. White and a boarder In
the house gave chase. but no trace
of the man could be found.
Miss Zoller is looked upon as quite
a heroine by the girls in the store
where she Us employed. and Monday
was Kept busy telling OF her eXper.
fence.
II can assure you | was frightened,
she admitted He was such big.
vicious acting brute, and threw me
about so roughly that | could scarce.
ly scream at first. He caught me So
unawares. / was on the verandah
right against the door when he grab
bed me. The marks OF his hands
are still visible on MY neck and my
arm Is discolored where be clutched
me.
when IL was all over | tainted and
was lying on the ground when Mr..
White came out"
II was dark on the verandah, and
Miss Zoller is unable To give much oi
description of her assailant He
wore SLOUGH hat, pulled well down
over his face. ana she believes he
was colored man.
Il had my purse in my hand and
my assistant could easily have taken
ii. but he made no effort TO get IT,"
says Miss Zoller.
She has notified the police. and de-
tectives are working on the case
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
BLAMES WOMEN
FOR HIS DOWNFALL

Otto Needham Frankforter, promi-
nent member OF the Omaha y NJ. {.
a. churchman and scion OF Well
known family. was arrested Saturday
afternoon by Detective Glare. charged
with passing worthless cnecks. he
was employed as 4 travelling sales
mari for the Richardson Drug Co, Of
Omaha. but fell from grace on ac-
count OF the Establishments OF women.
on whom he squandered more money
than he could earn. he says.
There can be but one result-so
many have done the same thing be-
fore. said Frankforter after a night
in his lonely cell.
tie b. Nalleged 10 have cashed drafts
drawn On his firm without legal right,
ard 10 have also cashed worthless
che Ks which he Is alleged to have
Ha customers Of his firm.
).raha polic, have wired the
lor c rifles u Lold Frankforter
rv ili send !ci him.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
{ 1PLLEy COTTRELL, OF
Mt. CLEMENS. DIES HERE

Stricken with pneumonia while Wis
lting friends in .his city. Copeley Cot
trell aged 10, weil-known Mt Glenn
ems citizen. died, Sunday in the home
of John G. Boyd No. 331 Selden-ave.
Brights disease was contributing
cause Of death.
The Cottrel family is one OF the
best known in the Bath city and Cope
ley Cottrell was the Oldest member
OF it, He came from the east in the
early fifties He served in the civil
war. returning TO Mt. Clemens after
IL was over For the past few years
he had conducted boat house there.
He leaves a fortune estimated at SlOo,-
000 which will be divided equally be-
tween his son. John Cottrell, of Sag
NAV and his daughter, Mrs. Alice
Tucker, living near Mt. Clemens. HIS
brother. the late William Cottrell,
also amassed a fortune which Is now
the Subject OF litigation among the
heirs
The remains we're shipped to Mt.
Clemenss Monday.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
PRETTY BRIDE DRINKS
POISON IN HOTEL

CHICAGO. March S.-Mrs Giovanni
Muoli. "a years old, pretty Italian
bride. clipping from New York city.
drank poison in her loom al the Stat
ford hotel, No. l3l Van Buren-st,
early today and is dying at the county
hospital She was discovered uncon-
scious from the poison by her hus-
band. The girl was fearful her broth
er would carry his alleged threat 20
follow her husband and kill him.
The couple were married a week
ago in New York city. The husband
is prosperous fuit merchant and
lives at No. II Bedford-st The bride
was Miss Nunciate MOTTO and lives
at No. 81 Bedford-st.. New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
SHURTLEFF SEEKS
ELECTION TO SENATE

CHICAGO. March s-The announce
ment that Speaker Edward ]. Shurt-
lsff would enter the field openly this
week as an avowed candidate for the
United States senatorship today threw
the ranks OF Albert j. Hopkins sup
polters in a panic The attack has
been planned for Thursday and the
Hopkins forces are expected 10 show
their weakness when the legislature
conyenes Wednesday declare Shurt.
lcff's manager. They think Hopkins
cannot marshal even the strength
that he showed previously.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
MAN IS FOUND
SHOT TO DEATH

CHICAGO, March S.-Hugh Hop
kins. 81 years old, son OF J. J. Hop
kins, superintendent OF stations OF
the South Side Elevated railroad was
found shot 20, death early today In 4
doorway az 370l Wentworth-ave He
received his wounds, according TO the
police report on the case. while at
tempting 10 hold up the saloon OF
LOUIS Lacerra. 370l La Safest. John
Lacerra. bartender in the saloon and
brother Of the owner. told the authori-
ties thar he had shot Hopkins while
the man was fleeing from the place al
ter trying 10 rob him. Lacerra was
arrested and his story is being inves-
tigated
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
CONDITION or
POPE WORSE

ROME. March s.-The condition oil
Pope Plus has caused much apprehen'
sion! His illness has taken the form
OF influenza and the vatican physi'
clans admit his condition is serious
Despite his illness, however, the
cope showed keen interest In the
electoral struggle. insisting upon see
ing the dispatches giving the results,
The health of the pope has been
poor for the last year Worry ana
lack OF exercise brought on the govt
a year ago and last December he sur
fered from an attack of grip
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
NEIGHBORS COMPLAIN OF
NOISOME PIG BRISTLES

Pig hair, spread over the surface OF
a big field on l-arkins-ave.. between
Michigan and Warren-aves.. caused the
appearance, by attorney. of Hammond
Standish Il Co. in Judge Connoliy's
court. Monday morning. To answer
charge of maintaining nuisance.
Neighbors and police officers declared
that the refining" bristles smelled to
heaven. and for a mile or SO on every
side. eastward.
The defense was that Hammond.
Standish 4 Co had no knowledge or
the state OF affairs, as the pig bristles
were under the supervision of con
tractor named Frink. The Judge ad-
journed the case to Tuesday TO hear
more testimony.
job Printing done right. Times Print-
ing Co. 8 John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
EXPIATES CRIME
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

OSSINING. ~ Y, March s.-Re-
vitality was shown by Will
liam Jones. who Was electrocuted in
Sing Sing today for the murder OF
Llewellyn Bum at Homestead, l.. l.
Three separate shocks had TO be al
ministered before Jones was declared
dead Each shock had strength OF
l.S40 volts and eight and one-half
amperes. It took nearly six minutes
TO execute the man.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
GOVERNMENT CRop REPORT

WASHINGTON. March A.-The per
centage OF wheat in farmers hands
March |, IL equal 10 II 6-l0 per cent
AGAINST 90 $40 per cent last year. Corn
80 40 per cent against SO $40 per
cent Oats. 80 clio per cent, against
s5 $40 per cent. The wheat In farm
ers' hands on March /. totaled l+3 692.-
300 bushels. last year. lis.72l 0oO. Corn
In farmers hands. l.0i7,163. 600 bushels
last year. 800. 429. 600. oats. 27A.S41.-
600 last year. 2G1.i16.000 bushels.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Dies From Rabies.

NEW YORK, March S.-After nav
ing suffered for seven days from a
violent form of rabies. Alfred Fen
Ton. a seven-year.old schoolboy. died
today az his home. Surf-ave. and West
Twenty-second-st, Coney Island. His
case is considered a remarkable one
because victims OF rabies are rarely
known TO live more than 90 hours az
ter the first symptoms OF the disease.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW lOkk. March s-At the Metal
exchange today. trading continued tA-
tremely dun Copper unchanged while
tin was "A shade easier In the bid but
a fraction up In asking price for spo;
and nearby deliveries Quotations
Lake 1875 Hl3lsc electrolytic. 12is q
122.c. castings. 2asnl2Asc, spelter.
479ia u477lr lead, 3.s2ls a 397 Y tin.
- :. Il 2sAc
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Empress Dowaqer in London.

LONDON. March s-The empress
dowager OF Russia arrived this after
noon She is visiting Queen Alex
andra at Buckingham palace.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. March s-Money on
call 2a2l. Time loans Arm. 90 days.
zn2a. 90 days. "a. six months.
Posted rates. Sterling exchange. s4sv
ASST with actual business in bank
ers' bills at SISS.l5Q ASSES for .e-
mand, and s4s6Q4s6l5 for 60day
bills Prime mercantile paper. un
changed
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT March s.-Close Interest
on Monday conferred ia the government
crop report that came out about CLOS
ing time and trading was slow dealers
wishing 10 see the ngurrs petOrr gOins
ia very deep. year age farmers he4d
80 per cent Of the wheat crop. 81
per cent OF the corn. and 353 per cent
OF the oats In bushels THIS was eqda.
70 l4S.12l.000 bu Of wheat. so2 $4,000
bu ~ corn. and 261.416.VOO bu OF oats.
The interest in the report IS all IN the
May deal. which il now i night between
the big longs and the big shorts IhC
little longs got out last week, most
Of them with handsome pronts, and the
big fellows are now nghtlns II out.
the new crop options depend on wealth
er and a close watch Will now be kept
on the condition OF the crop. The gov
eminent report made the wheat IN
farmers hands lif,OgU,0OV bG. corn l.
047 900. 900 bu. and oats G1N.OOV,VOO bu-
The wheat percentage was Il .. These
figures are very bullisn for wheat, but
the market had sharp break as soon
q tHeS came out
wheat quotations No red.
81 20. May opened unchanged at sl.2v
and declined 10 81 II, July opened Al
SlO7 and declined 70 81 % y Septein d
Der opened at sl.OoA. and declined 10
81 20 "
Soarse grain quotations Corn-casn
No. 3. 6Ilac No yellow, o. G, No. l
yellow cars ~ 61lzc. al exc
Oats-Cash No. white, 80 re asked
Rye-Cash No 2. s2lac
Beans-Cash. 81 40a9.4
Glover seed-Prlme spot, $50 bags al
$3.50 March. zoo bags AZ s52I Il April.
100 bags at s545. sample. 80 bags at
$50. IS at IS. 40 at s415. ~ al s. so,
Timothy Prime spot 100 bags
Bari-y-Good samples. Ha5@1.4o
NOR
Wheat receipts at winnipeg tO4
cars. year ago. 223.
Northwestern wheat receipts Monday.
5l4 cars. year ago. $50
Wheat on passage. i,SVs.00V bu. IN
crease.
Wheat exports FOR the world last
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Monday. included 400 bbls OF -four. / .
cars OF corn. OF oats, and or rye
Withdrawals were 200. bhls or Hour
bu ~ corn. 10, .Sl2 bu OF oats. and is
ia bu Of rye
Wheat in Liverpool closed = "a sd
ana corn : a Id higher
Monday $4,000 bu; year ago. 7lS.-
600 bu
Visible supply changes Wh sat T.
increase. oats. 90, 600 blu. decrease.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO March s.--Strength in Liy-
erpool and continental markets caused
little higher opening here. but the
market weakened and broke over a
cent shortly after the opening on SELF
ing Of both May and July by the Pat
ten house and commission houses
The government report showing the
amount OF wheat. corn and oats In
farmers hands March /. and which was
issued at ] o'clock today was con =
strued by the trade a. a bearlsh docu
ment and prices suffered sharply IN
consequence. Closing prices shove g
declines OF iq2c In wheat. y "a "A in
corn ?. a Nc ia oats, and 5u12lac in
provisions.
Closing prices Wheat--May. slf4a \
G1.li Corn-May, STA d67ss bid
Oats-May. % ssc asked Pork-May.
sl7.s2 asked Lard--May, 5000. Ribs
May. 81 40 bid
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
THIEF TAKES $3.50.

JACKSON. Mich, March s.-(Spe
cial .)-Axyer Laskey, Polander, who
saved $3.50 picking rags. was robbed
OF his money Saturday night. A thief
entered his house end carried away a
trunk in which the money was kept.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. March s.--The cotton
market this morning opened easy. = To
3 points lower This was fairly good
start in view of the fact that soIae
rain was shown in Texas with an are q
OF low pressure but fair weather was
predicted for tomorrow July. after dc =
Ginning TO 9.34c. rallied 10 9.3Sc. while
October rallied from 92ic to g.25c.
Cables were steady AZ first but easod
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
CHILD DIES FROM PARALYSIS.

ALPENA. Mich, March s.-Lola
Cotton. aged IL, the daughter OF
Benjamin Cotton, died Sunday from
paralysis. She fell on an icy side
walk. Friday. striking the back OF her
head. There were no immediate bad
results, but paralysis came OH Satur-
daV
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Ex.SOLON DIES.

ALPENA. Mich, March s.-John j.
Csthro, aged IS years. former mem
Der OF the Legislature. died Sunday at
his home in Maple Ridge township.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
EAST BIFFALO-CIos~.

EAST BrFFALO. y Y. March 81
higher. common stock. steady. prime
steers. S6jOq615. eco 10 400 10
steers. s5.f546iO. $50 To 1,l50 IL
steers. s. QG25. heifers. Sl.25G6, COVE,
$3.50 a IS. bulls, SO 5OQ 5.25. Neals-
Re- ctpts 500 active, steady at $50
so Sheep ana Lambs--Receipts 10
200 head. active. lambs &c higher,
lings s625n7 sheep $3G6 Hogs -
ceipts 1850, active. 1Om15c higher.
workers.. s6sVfi7. pigs. 1896 9. ~;
mixed and heavies. sfW11O. rOughs
So .fars a soEJs
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
DunninU A steven. Live stock ReDort.

BUFFALO. March ESPECIAL -
Cattle-Receipts 100 cars. market i0G
l5c higher Hogs--Receipts 50 cars,
al. pigs. 1915. Sheppard Lambs--Rc-
ceipts 30 acres. active: best handy
lambs. 5000 50: culls. s7d725. best
heavy lambs, s7d725: yearllngs S.. -
a.. wethcrs. 50 d6.25. ewes. 81. % q 5.'5.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished BY Hayden. stone a. Co:
The hoston copper market is ex-
able strength. Copper Range has been
somewhat or a feature and shows a
gain OF l per cent. Most OF the active
Issues are fractionally higher The
senetal list Is very dull. with some
activity IN swift and American Tsle-
phone.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
DETROIT
TRlJST
COMPANY
Penobscot Bldg,
Detroit. Mich.

Because Of the uncertainty
OF life, it is important to make
a will without delay. and when
doing so, il is still more inn
portant To name an Executor
entirely worthy of your conf
dence. Do not commit your
estate to an unknown and
inexperienced Administrator.
Appoint this Company,
DIRECTORS
Ammi w Wright Edwin q. Nichols
Arthur ~. Bull George Peck
Jas t.. Davidson Edward II. Butler
Fred k T.. briggs -. l.. Quirk. Jr.
Benton Hanchctt Edward II. stair
James y. Wright Sidney T. Miller
Elisha III. Finn +. W. Gilchrlst
Henry T.. Baldwin Frank W Eddy
AlcN. Mcpherson Rasmus Hanson
Chester -. White Sam'l T. Douglas
Jas T.. DauahHT. Lucius I.illey
Charles \. Dean Roni. L. Berry
Walter Scotch.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

TURIN, Italy, March S.-A great
FIRE has destroyed the Central Tele.
phone exchange and now threatens
other large buildings.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
ridden Saw CO. Gives Mortaaqe.

A mortgage has been filed in the
city clerks Office by the Tilden Saw
Co In favor of John w Beaumont.
trustee for Grace Wesley Brown
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
CHICAGo 1--we STOCK.

CHICAGO MaTCn -HOgs-ReceIpts
a. 900. market lod So higher. mixed
and butchers. s6.4Ou ESQ; good heavy.
AZ y rough heavy. 81 l0q 800.
Hight, 81. 80 y G.1u. \ pigs, $3.50 n .. 20;
hulk So 80 ass Cattle Receipts 90
600. market steady TO strong beeves.
St.5uW -. COWS and hrtfers S2.25kf o.
---rr kers and feeders s. 80 q $40. Tex
ans s. 1865 Calves. ss5OHSI5.
Sheep-Receipts -, 900, market strong
aLann- s. 20 N b e. lamha 81 so n 4 81
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
q. J. WHlTcoMs DIES.

OXFORD. Mich, March s.-Gilbert
]. Whitcomb, aged So. Is dead here
from stomach and bronchial trouble,
He is survived by widow and three
children. He was born in Catskill. \.
". in 1924. and came TO Macomb
county with his father In 1896. He
settled on a farm until he was y
years OF age when he went TO Romeo
and learned the trade OF cabinet-mak.
er. remaining there until 1859. when
he went To OaKwoOd and engaged in
the furniture and undertaking bust
ness. In 1876 he settled in this vii
lage and established the same bust
ness with his son. Charles o. Whit
comb. He was the oldest business
man In Oxford. TAe>e children. are
Charles o. and Bert Whitcomb and
Mrs Elyira Sutherland. all OF Oxford.
Russnc.s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
m Feathers The uiaiu. neat kind that
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Quotations b. Hayden. Stone 4 Co.
Open. High. Low. Close.
ked. (b)Bid. (x) Split
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO March S=Close: Wheat
Cash 81 20. May. Silly July. 81 05is /:
Sept s100is Corn--Cash. 6sc; May.
csc. July 5Ssc, Sept. 6shc. Oats
Cash, 56s4c. May, So &c. July. sos
Sept, IL n
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Markets Az Finance
BOSTON COPPER.

lights. s6'b0Qss0 Lambs--Best, $50.
CalNes-Best. ts.25.'
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
Bower a bower special Market Heporf

CLEVELAND March S--HOgs-R c-
ceipts 80 cars market higher mediums
81 s0p e.ss. yOrkers s6.s5. pigs and
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Apr,e--Fancy. ss0sSO: common. 81

App'e.-,Fancy. ss9s.SO: common. 81
o. per Dbl
Hntter-Board prices. Extras. CSC
firsts. &c. dairy. i9c; packing stock.
Ice per III
cubbnw~-sm3 i9r per lb new, s2T5
per crate.
CauIiaower--s32 per hamper.
Celery-4Qc pei doz. California, So
per crate: Florida. 50 per crate.
Cheese--Michigan full cream. IL y q
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
PRODUCE.

There was, not enough doing in any
department This morning To affe /;
prices either way. Receipts Of eggs
were liberal. and as western and south
western shippers are Offering freely
there was a general feeling that prict 4
were due for another drop today, But
ter was also easy I'm tone. and dealers
were unanimous in predicting some
what lower prices. The course or the
market viii depend on what Elgin does
this Afternoon. There was no poultry
IN. and dressed calves and hogs were
in light supply. A good many rabbits
are stiil coming In. but the season Is
about over and prices are about what
buyers are inclined TO orer
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

job Printing done right. Times Print-
Ing Co. IS John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

Bussnc~s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
NO feathers. The plain, neat kind that
1coka right Times Printing CO., No
~ 1ahn R--st Phone l4SS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24

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bes belttiden glemcntes disiihtslos.
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angemeiiene 3uaeitdnbniiie MAIDEN.
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menbnlt bereits erifiitterten Sure
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Der Inii6t bes SAP. Semofrat".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24

amerifaniide Yolitif beberri6en, nnb
baB Soma bd5u Die Siibreri6aft
liefern lpcroe." Gas yHegiiter" bait
cs nit BEN Eroereiiipen. ben Cunt
minsz 2euten, NIT benen nlid equator
Soliber in Der Carthage S1nlter
an Sdulter geitunben bat. Die Bro
pbe5eiuns" bes Slattes ober leines
Neoufteurs Sngbnm bringt ben
alien Stanbpatter 2afe Oonne in
Butb, Der in ietnem Capital" nit
gerger unb Spott barber los3iebt,
Inn Die Sarmer bon Soma gegen Die
Yrogrciiipen ODER Sniursenten. gu
benen aud befanntlid) bier bon Den
6cbn republifaniifen Gonsrebleuten
bon Soma (Sau9en. aenbau, @ocos
nnS @~ubbarb) eebDren, in Sarnii6
81 brin9en. ipeil lie fir 5ollfreie Gin
flibr bon 8~inoerbdllten seitimmt bait
ten. Der. goun9 iudt ben Sarmcrn
flar 5u MAIDEN, baB habur6 Der
2anbmirtbidaft bon Soipa elm ruinos
ier Shlae neriest lpurbe, ipdbrenb
in @irfli6feit bod MIR Der SteiI6s
truit bon Der IaBregcl bctroffen
ipirb. ipclder ben @ieb8iiftern fir
Die 6dute befauutlicb uidt mebr be-
5ablt ais fir Die aaloaunen. Sod
bies nnr nebenbei!
@euu es ob Der CARTHAGE 81 eis
mem gri6 in Der republitaniiden
Yartei fommen ioate. 10 mare bds
lpabrlih fein llngliid, meint Ger
.Sopenport Semofrdt". @s niirbe
; pieaei4t cine neue Yarteibilpuns