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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02

corporation, if they get Il chance,
and on the other hand, will e,ieer-
fully, if the chance occurs. sell them
selves to that corporation against t e
interests of the public. Their cor.
ruption is no more due to the action
of the corporations than the corrup.
ton of the corporations is due to
their action; and evil, and not gcoI,
is done by the honest and misguided
man who would persuade you that
either fact is true. Our duty is to
war with equal sternness against the
corrupt man Of great wealth and the
small man who makes q tradeof cor.
rupIon our fight is against both the
swindling corporation and the black
mailing or bribe-taking politician.
Make No Distinctions.
We cannot afford to limit a cam
paign against corruption to those who
happen to have a certain social status
We need laws which shall put the
corporation ort of business, so far
as concerns corrupting the servants
of the public and betraying t1e rights
of the public. believe that the great
issue now before the people is the
doing away with special privilege in
all its forms; doing away with the
power Of the big corporation to con
troll legislation in Its interests and
to interfere in politics in order to Sc.
cure privileges to which it is not en-.
titled. But | regard the essential fac
tor in this campaign as being an
aroused civic conscience which will
unspariifgly condemn dishonesty In
every form, and in every man, nigh or
low. The reckless, would-be reform.
err who, in speaking or writing. seel 1
to persuade us that we need pay heed
to corruption and only when it shows
itself in the rich man, Is doing as
great moral wrong as the rich man
whose low moral standard tends TO
lower the moral standard of the
whole community. The people of this
country will get justice from the Ger
porations only If they both do justice
to them ard rigidly exact it from
them Unless they do Justice to rich
men, they put a premium upon jus
tice and dishonesty among rich men
Let us hold them to the strictest ac-
countabllity for any wrong-doing
but let us insist upon honesty in our
own ranks, no less than theirs; let
us war on crookedness Of every
kind in the man Of small means as
well as the man of large means. Let
us Judge each man by his conduct
AMI not by his social or financial
condition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
MINOR LEAGUE
MEN DRAf TED
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
PLAYERS TAKEN BY THE MA
JoR LEAGUE CLUBS.
NATIONAL GETS 81 MEN
American Secures Remaining 48 Re-
cruts-About si25,eoo Deposit
ed to Cover Drafts--Ai-
Iotments Made.

Cincinnati, Sent. H. One hundres
and fifteen minor league players wage
slrafted by the two major leaguea
when the National Base Ban commits
sion met here today The Nationa
league secured sixty-seven, while ths
American League got forty-eight.
The Brooklyn National League clnb
secured fifteen players: Chicago Mn
tionals came fourth. witn elegee
rlayers, while the Chicago Americana
secured ten. About s125,00J was lie,
posted TO cover drafts.
Some Of the players drafted and 81.
cured by the major league clubs arc.
National League.
BY Pittsburg, from Appleton. Gar
diner.
by Brooklyn. from Arr.e,oa. 8a--
miller.
BY Chicago, from FOND du Lac
Kerwan; from Burlington, Woiverton
American League.
BY Chicago, from Madison, Wis,
Hnrnham; from Green Bay, WIS,
.Chounaird and Rohrer
BY Boston, fr@m Omaha, Riggert;
from Duluth. G. Anderson.
BY Cleveland, from Bloomington
Nunamaker
Major league drafted payers dlsaL
lowed by lot:
F National: BY Chicago from Mali
son, Burnham; from Galesburg, Fan.
ming BY Philadelphia, from Gales
burg. Fanning by Pittsburg. from
Green ray, ChoninarS By st. Lums
from Bloomington, Nunamaker By
Boston. from Bloomington. Nnna
maker
The list of players drafted by the
major league clubs where drafts wers
set aside on account Of players hav
ing been previously purchased under
approved agreements filed with the
commission, include the following;
National BY Philadelphia, from
Waterloo, Clark.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
THE POPE'S DELEGATE
Cardinal Vsnnuteli Arrives in Canada
To Attend the 21st Eucharistic
Congress.

Father Point, Sept cardinal
Vannutelli envoy extraordinary Of
Pope Plus b to the Twenty-frst In.
ternational EucharistIc Congress,
which will convene in Montreal Sept.
9Th, arrived this afternoon CarEnal
Logue, primate of Ireland, and Father
Vaughan, the Englisl jesuit, Travelled
with the papal legate, as did dele
cation of bishops ana priests from
Frace, England, Irelayl, Scotland
and Belgium.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
PUBLIC DEBT LARGER
Increased $3,273,325 During the Sec.
ond Month of the Fiscal Year
An Even Break.

Washington. Sept, with an N
crease of $3,273,325 in the public debt
and a total deficit Of sl7,371, ,46S0S.
the United States treasury closed the
second month of the fiscal year. keep
ing an even keel, all circumstances
considered, with working balance
Of s3O,S2G,O57.23 on hand and the
general fund down to SS9 1928. .2O759
The deficit is around ten millions
under what 1t was a year ago. Re
ceipts this year were over s113,000.01o
and s5,O0j,000 better than the pre-
ceding year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
GRAHAM BREAKS RECORD.

Chicago Sept. 1.--Jay r. Graham,
of Long Lake, ILL.,, broke the world
target record today with Az
straight at the final days shoot in the
Chicago Handicap tournament. He
really broke 432 targets without p
miss, but fifteen Of these were elimi-
mated because they did not come oa
the program. The former amateur
mark was 3GG, held by Dan O'Conneli,
of San Antonio, Texas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02

tion OF the pope for the American
people Mgr Kennedy has been rec.
tor Of the American college in Rome
for the last five years, and he will
probably be attached to the papal
court and reside in Rome Should
these three prelates be named by the
eonsistory America win have one.
third Of the whole number of red hats
distributed, as only nine relates arc
to be promoted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
MEMPHIS CAR CO.
IS MENTIONED
SENT BILLS TO |. C. FOR REPAIRS
NEVER MADE, DECLARES
WITNESS.
FORMER CHIEF CLERK
OF Osterman Company Tells Flow He
Was Edmonished to Keep it
Examined Memphis
Company's Books.

Chicago, Sept 1.-The case against
Frank Hartman, John N. Taylor ana
saafles L. Ewing, former Illinois
9'ertr;4 officials. charged with con
spifacy n car repair frauds, took an
unexpected turn in the municipal
court today.
Counsel for the railroad declared
that an effort was being made TO con
meet the defendants with the SMem
phis Car Compaay. one d the coz
Germs charged with extensive repaii
fIauds against the Ilinois Central.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
IS STILL BEING HELD
Woman Charged With Smuggling
Satisfies Customs Officers on
Some Gems, However.

New York. Sept, Mrs I. Rev
nods Adrianoe, Of Poughkeepsie,
charged with smuggling, satisfied the
customs authorities that the iewelry
valued at 100000. seized when she
arrived here Sunday, was not pu--
chased abroad II was released, as
was the $4,000 necklace taken from
her daughter, Marion.
The lot released does not include
The s6,oo0 pearl necklace which Mrs.
Adriance had concealed in her hat
She is stlll held
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
TO LEAVE It TO TEDDY
Entranglements Of the Pennsylvania
Miners and Operators viii Be
Submitted TO Him.

piksburg, Sent 1.-THE legal and
indu~rial entanglements Of tie min.
ers ana operators Of the Irwin ana
Westmoreland Gelds will he submit-
ted to Roosevelt when ae cones east.
This was announced by District Pres
ident Francis Feehan. OF the Minis
today after he had been arrested VITA
FIVE other local officers in connection
with actions brought in the county
courts against 81 miners and offlc' ais
hy seven companies in the affected
districts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
NEW JERSEY TEAM WINS.

seagirt, N. J., Sept, lin the rain
the team from the fourth regiment
Jersey City won the Columbia trophy
in the opening match Of the Twen
1eth Interstate Rife Match here To-
day. Score 1899
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
GREATER ATTENDANCE
Marked the Great Western Circuit
Races at Joliet Yesterday
Summary Of Events.

Joliet. Sept. steadily increasing
attendance marked the Great West
ern cirNlit races today.
Summary.
2l2 pacing, $1,000 Three In I'VE.
Diokie G. won; America second; Pet
or Pan, third Bcst time 2;osM
2:25 pacing $500. Three in Il g.
Oracle Pointer won; Morton &. Sec
cnd; French Girl thirl, Best tine
2.t1i4
Three year old trot, sweepstakes.
Two In three. Lulu Airon won; CeF-
estine second; Jane Jones tairl ripa
1924
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
MORE SUBWAYS WANTED.

New York, Sept. Preparatory
to relieyeing the congestion of greater
New York bids for new subways with
forty!one miles Of trackage were al
for today. The work will
cost $125,000,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
HoKE SMITH "comEs BACK"

x Atlanta Ga., Sept, LEX Governor
Foke Smith came baelV2 politiealR
today when he was nominated for
governor of Georgia and endorsed for
the presidency of the United states
in 19!2(by the Democrats acre.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02

Rome, Sept 1.--At the consistory
to be held in November it is stated
on good authority that Archbishop
Farley of New York and Archbishop
O'Connell of Boston will be made
Cardinals This will be the first con.
sistory in three years, and it is also
said that Mgr Thomas f. Kennedy
of Philadelphia will be raised to the
as token of the affec-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Rain Prevents Games,

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The Boston-New
York and the Philadelphia Washing
ton games today We're postponed on
accouat of rain No other games
were scheduled in the American
League today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
An insinuation.

Mary, Mary, take the parrot down.
tairs at once. Thh master has lost
lis collar button" Christian Reg.
ster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
Would Spell Them a While.

Little Edna, after listening to her
mother and caller talking incessant-
for almost an hour. said: why
ont you women rest and let me talk
wtilc?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02

Chicago Sept 1.-THE Broolslytss1
Boston and the New lorkPhllade.-
phia games We're postponed today On
account OF rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02

II is better TO teach individuals how
i've today than how people hsed
tlc ra&t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
NEW BORN BABE DIES.

Kansas city, Sept. Ia boy was
horn to Mrs. b. Clarke Hyde today
The child died this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
HRookLYNs POPULATION.

Washington, Sept. 1.-The popula-
tion Of Brooklyn, n. ", Is 1,6S4,35t,
an increase of 4G7,7G9.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
First Was Won.

Whateyer's lost it first was won. -
Elizabeth Browning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02

ably be announced aoou; the middle
cf the month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At louisville.

Called at the end of the seventh
inning on account OF darkness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
RAIN PREVENTS
BALL PLAYING
CINCINNATI DEFEATED PITTS
BURG IN THE ONLY GAME
PLAYED IN BIG LEAUES YES
TERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cincinnati Reat Pirates.

Cincinnati, Sept, ~. Reebe pitched
excellent ball, while Camnitz allowed
the locals TO bunch lifts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
Rain at Kansas city.

Kansas Clty-Columhus, rain, no
game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-02
BlacgmaiIers.

Now scoundrels who do these Kinds
OF things are, of course, the very men
who, on the one hand, will blackmail
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

ben III Inn bonn freiIitb ouf bos
DrGnssn bss iunstfhtdifden Naoi-
iaIismus fallen gelafen al lptrhen.
Dtnte bat filb Der Rampf in Der 5ornl
zines Gtreiies nm bic Tagesor0nung
obgefpielt, inoem Die GIne1en cine
@nrnntie Der Deutfhen fir cine
9Mrhberatbuns Ser pirtbffsaftlifen
@orlneen perIansten. lpdbreno Die
Deu.Ihen ibrerieits eine folhe 3u=
iihtrung nur eeben MOLTEN, lpenn
sleidaeitis bon tfdedifder 9eite cine
3uiiheruna in 8e5us auf cine snte
sesenfommenbe 9ebanblung ibrer ma
tional-politifden 5orberunsen seses
ben niiroe. Da biefe abeelebnt ipurz
be, fino Die 0erbanbIuneen sefdei=
tert. Die Sfdehen fuhen nun ale
Shulb auf Ole Deutfhen au fdieben
unb IS 1T ipohl mOelih. bob Der tide
chifde 5anatismus, BON ben Raoitas
len gefhiirt, aufs neue emporflammt.
Iuf ben eriten Slid iiebt es pirtlih
aus. aIs f,i bic 8erauiduns BON
SteuerTraeen nit nationalpolitiIhen
Joroeruneen. tpie iie Dem 9erbaIten
Der Deutfdsn ausrunoe lieet, elm
Sehler. Dasssen 1T aber in 8etraht
gu nebmen, ooB Die Sperrung bes
bObmifden 2anbtases unter Der all
lerbinss Die beutId6e 8ep0lferung
ebenio ernftli9 leibet, ipie ole tIhes
hifhe, fir Die 9eutihen bic leBte
9anbbabe 1T, nm ii1 Bel ber tihehi>
fden Mebrbeit Geb0r fir ibre notio-
nalen 8eihperoen gu sratpinsen. Gs
mare aud pielleidt biesmal gu elmer
Berftdnbiauns sefommen Der quite
Mille ihien onfdnslidb auf beib.n
Setten porbanoen 81 iein ipenn
niht auf tfhediiber Seite Ser Rabiz
talismus seipiier IN beitimmtsn itGbz
tif6en 8ebOlferunssfdihten pur5elnz
Der 6eber Die tidedif6en Mbseorbz
neten gu elmer intranIieenten Saltuns
eeordnst bate. Wiebsrum sins es
Den Osutfden dbnlicb; iie fpurben
burh Ole binter ibnen itebenben oeut=
fhen Wdblermai1en an einem 3uriid=
tpeihen sebinoert. go lit Der 9tanb
Der 0inse ipieber ebenlo trotlos ols
porber. Der SdliiFel au Der p.rz
fhlofenen pforte lieet in BDbmeu,
ober man finbet ibn riht, neil nod
INNER Die unperIobnli1en aubisl Sim
flnB auf Die ernfte YoIitit babsn. I'm
biefe sefdbrliden gIemente ausau=
ihalten, oa3u bebarf ss, alien Mnz.
Idein nad, nod fhlimmsr.rR0tbe, ols
bieienisen iino, BON benen oas 9feih
nun ihpn feit Sabraebnten beimses
Iuht ipirh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

adIts ErrIHt gr0BxnhwiIs 5it Gruns
be @runotpoiTer lam bet Wtiniod
abfp!nt nf1t pertrageiL teiOnors
ipenn es bod itebt. Dor Der pflans
aung bes M<initodes an Mulsrn etc.
lit Sic bstreffenbe 5tslIs 3u rihten, D.
Ib. cine garo tief uno stpei yaros brett
al rigplen. gu empfeblen tit bic
pflan5uns gnbe MdrS, April pOsr
Mai. Die pflan5lDder finb ettpa 11a
garo tief. "a garo brett uno eberfo
lang 3,l MAIDEN. Den Geblineen fiir8t
man Ole Wrraeln, entfernt Die Dorz
iGbrigen 5riebe hts auf ben frGftigz
ifen, Ser Bis anf aipei Mugen auriid3u=
Idnsiben lit; bann TT ct tn ettDds
fdiefer Mi9tung oerart ein3ulegen,
oaB nad 5iilIling Ser Grube oas
psrite 9luse freiblsibt. Diefes 1T
nit Mocs pber ianbiser Grbe gu be-
beden, oamit es 1,idt bertrodnet. Rah
Ser plan3ung lit Der SeBlins ein5us
idlemmen, ili6t aber Die grbe fsIt5n&4
tretsn. tpie es bdnfis irrthiimlih &C.
Idiebt. ga bnburb Die @roe tlumpi5
miro uno bas Mntpabien erIhfpert,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24
llnuerT 1lD,tlidJe Grsenratsr.

Die 8srbanblunssn alpiiden Deutz
fhen unb 9f9e6en, Die Der Jlottz
mahuna bes b0bmifhen 2anbtases
unb oamit inbirstt aud Der 9lrbeitsz
fdbigfeit bes DiterreidiihenHei4s
ealt.n, fino einlttpeilsn unb tpobl fir
lanse 3eit sefdeitert. Cine Ginisuns
apifden ben Yertrstern Der beibeu
8Dlter, bon Der 10 piel niht nur fir
oi. Moblfabrt 80bmens, ionOern oes
aan5en Neides abbdnet. 1T niht aue
ftanbe getommen, uno um ihlimmere
Jolgen gu Derbiiten, bic Bel einem
Mieoereinieben Der beutihen Sbftrut&
iion ii9 erseben f0nnten. bat man ben
2anbtag furaer 6ano pertast, obne
oab er auh nur einen 0eriud gu
ipirtlider Mrbeit unternommen bate.
Der eigentlihe unb unperriidbare
Streitpuntt atpiihen ben beioen
gDltsitGmmen 9Dbmens finb bic bon
ben Deutfhen dufseftellten nationaIen
Jorberunsen, Dor ALIEN oas u unb .
tieier 5orberunsen, bic 9kilung oes
lanbes in 5tpei sroBe Derpaltunss@
gebiete, BON benen bds cine sr0bere Die
1e3irfe nit tfdediiher, bas tleinere
bieienigen nit oentfder BeDolteruns
umf1fTen miBt.. ipdbrenb cine brittle
Gruppt bic atpeifpradisen Gebiete, b,
3. oieienigtn 0ebiete umfuifen iDiiroe.
iii btnen ber prosentfaB Der Climber
beitsnntion iber Elm geipiHes Min6eft1
NAB, ttipn 20 pro5ent binuusseben
ipiirbe. Diefe Joroerung tpirb BON
ben bsntigen 1fdehen Iategorif9 abb
eelsbnt, aipan3ig Sabre, nadoem fie in
,feierIihea VunftatiOnen aiDifden Ners
trstsrn beioer 00lfer sustfanoen ipOrs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Ensit Gbino, trait bsjIsn bus Isbtere
fbntIGdlid lob aud fOrmtu. III NM
befannt Elm DefsnfipbiinDnis geeen
Mubldnb nit ibm eingebf.
Mud) in gbina nlebren siih Die Mrl@
aeihen, bic nas Gnbs Der rufIifhen
berr}haif in 0itniien beDeuten. Cine
SentraIifisrte Ressierunesmafhine miro
aefhaffen, ln6 bie Reorganization Der
9frmee, bic 1912 100000 Mann tart
fein ipirn, ipirb nit allsr @nergie be-
irieben. Das 5elbItbetpuBtiein Chi
nas ipGhft, unb Die Borrehte. bic iih
RnBlano auf Sruno friiberer @ertrGse
eriporben, iperben alInldblih pernihtet.
RuBlanb fam oieIer Gntipidluna fei=
nen lpeIentliGen Wiberitano entseaenz
ieben uno muB bic Grniebrisuneen in
Sftaiien ebenfo einfteden, ipie bic Gr=
nieoriaungen in periien unb am 8ol-
ton. Die offi5i0fe nNotpoje Mremia"
fofettiert balb NIT Gbia, balo nit Sae
pan, uno Der Jinansminiiter 3otop~
fptp siebt ieIbIt oen plan in GrfpG=
euns. bic SIthinelifde 9abn an Chi
no gu perfoufen Elm Ylan, ber Die
greiseabe Der rulfiIhen pplitif in
Sitaiien beheutet unb beeibt fih TO-
gar nad Gbarbin. nm nit Dem iapd=
niihen Staatsmann Stp ooriiber 3u
perbanoeln. llnb Der MiniIter So
tpolsfi oeutet in elmer feiner Iebten Re=
ben ur,speioeutia an, bob bic ruiIifhe
Reaierung, Bel elmer setpiKen Nah=
giebisteit ponieiten sSSapans, ser for
mellen Nnnettion aoreas feline 0in=
berniiie in Den Weg legen piiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24
RuRlauna 5crprn.

Sc ndber bas Sabr 1912 berans
riidt. mo Die iapantfhen Hiiitunaen
unb ausleih Die Reorganization Der
6ineiiihen Nrmee besnbet Iein ip.rben,
hefto unbebaaIiher fpirb Die 9tim=
Tuns Der ruifiihen Resierung betreffs
ibrer politit i'm Often, no lie ibr.
agsrenipen pldne ipsiter p.rfolgen
m0ate uno iib ber Nufsabs bod lpeoer
nilitdrifh nod finan3iell eelpahien
fiiblt. ginen intereFant.n 8eitrag gu
bieisr Jrase. oeren sufriehenltslIsnns
2oiune lie balo bon Der @rbauuna Der
Nmurbobn, balo BON Dem 9ertauf DER
monoidurii9en gabnen an duslGnoi=
fde 2apitaIiiten uno Der bon SetrstGr
Snor in Inregung sebradten Heutra>
liiierung berielben, pDpon iie friiber
nidts bOren lpollte, erpartet, bringt
cine, freilid psfiimiitiid sebaltene ruiz
iifhe GorrefponoenS, Die oas ardfte=
DerbdltniB i'm Oitliden Niien uno Die
grunbsiigs Der ruffiiden politit be-
Ieuhtet.
Wie nGrril1 es audi lit, beiBt es
barin, fenfation.llsn Nabrihten iiber
ole Sage ernite 8ebeutuns beiSumeFen.
10 lit oisle bod niht 10 sans barmz
los. gs gibt teinen 3au9 obne sseuer,
uno bic Nlarmnahri9ten Iino burh
cine sanae Heibe BON umltdnoen ber>
pcrgerufen: burh 6as ununterbrohene
Wororingen Sapans. bur4 bic 8er=
itGrtuns gbinas, ole 81 einem fteten
Niidaug 8ublanbs fiibrt, oie isbt fpr>
NELL poer ni9t formeI in 0erbanb=
lunsen uber Den 8au elmer 5tpeiten
2inie Der Sibirif9en @iienbabn unb
Der 8erfauf Der ruiIii6 : dinelI9en
9abn ftebt. Weniser ais irgenbpo lit
i'm fernen Often Rube gu ipiiren. unb
oie Gntpidlung Der 9inge sebt unun=
terbrohen in elmer fir bas tontrerepos
lutionare RuBIano unsiinltisen Ridz
tung."
9as ardfteperbdltniB in Sitaiisn
1T mad oieIer Daritelluns folsenbes::
Nah Dem Srieoensf4luB init sSapan
bat bic ruiiil1e Nesierung, aus Jurht
Dor Der Hspolution i'm Snnern, ibre
N,mee auriideeaogen uuo oen Often
BON Sruppen entblOBt. yiah benz
Gisse Der &pntrerepolution begann bic
sSurdt Dor ettpdigen Romplifationen
i'm Jernen Often. gs entitano bas
proiett Der Mmurbahn nnb bes atpeiten
@eleiies Der Sibirifhen 8obn, fir Die
bic brittle Duma bieniteifrig 9unberte
bon Willionsn betpiIligte. 9anb in
5dnb nit biefen Sur Sruhtlofsfeit
perurtkiltsn projstten, Die friibere
Rolle in Sftaiien gu fpielen, gebt elm
itGnoiges 3uriidtpeiden bts Dfonomiz
fden ginfluiIes HuBlanbs aIs natiirs
Iihe Golge ieiner Dtonomifhen Miids
fiGnbisteit. gu 6trielben 3eit nimmt
Der 0anbel unb Die Snbuftrie in ssns
pan einen md1tigen Muffhpung. sSSaz
pan reorganiiiert nno nermebrt bic Orr
NEE uno oie syIotfe. gliebert Rorea an
bag Heih an. baut ftratesifdt Giien-
bdbnen, um Die Wldn0fhurei nit lei,
nen Gruppen iibtrfhiDemmen 3u f0ns
nen, eignet iih oie Steinfoblenbergz
iperte in berWanfhurei an uno fhlieBt
!Gm septsmberp. 50 sinen Nertrus
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

fsblie lplirbs III Ser s5oIst Hat alb hie
ginnQbmsn ort 3olsfn unb 5teliern
suriidgingsll lnD bit NeSietilno fih
niht nit anberen gttntrn ST hslfen
psrmphte, unb bic panif pnn 1907
eintrot. Wait benz Mmenbea.,st lcll
benz Bnnbespbsrgsrittt Gelssenbsi. oe>
gebelt iperbtn, Die GatFhetoung. i'm
ppnodfone 3u repioieren unp Sli Der
Mnffaffung 5llriidautebren. bic Big 81
berfeIben fiir ilebr dls bunhsrt Sabre
i'm 2anbe als maBgebenb gssolten bot
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-24

Genatpr Dabis bon Ran{as bat oen
sMunfh aeduBert, ct mOdte ssyobn 9.
in ieinem eisenen Del fohen iehen; Der
Munfb tpirb fhperlih in Grfiiaung
geben, 10 lanse Der Mlte bas Del au
eutem prrfit Dertaufen lam.
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Neben 10 manherlei nnoeren niibliz
den Ginrihtunsen brouht Nifaraaua
offsnbar iebr nOttpen6ig elm GhiebsS
seriht. bas bon Gnq 5u 6alI entfheiz
Oct, tpelde portei geiiest bat unb tpeI=
DE unterlesen 1T.
GenatDr 6eDburn pon syoabo per-
langt 3ebn MtniOnen Dollars fir ben
Nnfduf bon @runbeigentum In Wnfhz
ington CUR WerihOnerung Der Nunbess
barptitabt. llno ba fagt man, es folle
i'm Bunbesbausbalt gefpart tperoen.
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Mas man an einem Menfhen bate
|iiebt man leihter Elm. ale ipas man
an einem bat.