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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
BY RENE BACHE.

X1ITCHES in these days are chiefly associated
" in people, minds with Halloween when as OF
A yore. they arc supposed to celebrate their an
nna carnival, disporting themselves in COM
V with multitude of demons, aud PLAYING all
d of prauks at the expense of unwary human
4 OF this IS today regarded Is a mere Joke but
tradition. now resolved into fun-lnaking, comes
a from period, not very far back in history,
'f il signifed dreadful and wholesale Tragedy
W during which Tor moro than two and half
qres. fires for the burning Of people accused OF
<lerait were kept continually blazing all over
ppe Those times when poor women used
mony to pray that they might not live long
1gh to grow old lest they be accused and burnt as
hes
wI'chcraft superstition still survives, though in
afmiess fcliona form, in tales of the nursery Even
Other Goose the hag A broomstck figures con
uonsy. Any intelligent child of school age will
3lOe witch as very old woman much bent and
|phDg with the aid of stick or crutch, who dwelIs
+Trctched hut This picture is correctly dcscrip-
|of the sort of person-poor bent with age and
'nance more or less crazv-who was practically ccr
f 70 be denounced witch two centuries or more
should understand that witch is person who
nade compact with the evil one signed with
.oTn blood, by which she gives her soul in ex-
'e Tor certain advantages, Chief among the lat
|s the control of the demons, whose services she
absolutely command for the doing of all sorts
Nil deeds
pc air according 70 the old-time bcliet) Is Iun
fmohs' One is liable to take them into one lungs
'ea'hog On one occasion. of authentic record
iorsot TO make the sign of the cross before she
Pp"n 10 supper in consequence of which neglect
fNailoWed demon that was concealed among the
q oil lettuce. The demons can assume any form
please Sometimes they make themselves hide
.s' o'ner times they ADOPT shapes of ttapscendent
"pess' occasionally they appear as handsome
y men. and. successfully copccaling their tails
~ "bsnSpectmg young women.
4 mas Formerly understood that at intervals gen
n'ee''hgs OF witches and demons were hcId-the
- pace for congresses Of the Gcnds of all
'''ooom being among the peaks Of the Brockcn
wen at the present day the mountain. climber
IN eeantc spectcrs. Such meeting was called
~"oa1n and celebrated with obscene and
liz ctgIes. One item OF the entertainment was
y - ddnce Of toads thousands of which Sprang
the earth and pranced about on their hind legs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

sieians sand that they were bewitched They accused
1ltuba. South American slave of the family. of be-
witchng them aud Mr.. Paris rcsorting the old
time eXpedjen beat her until she confessed her guilt.
She was hanged.
The children next complained OF four other women
Of excellent character. who at thrown into
prison Three other young girls Joined the Mrst two
IN making accusations The demon of superstition WAS
loose. How much of the testimony Of the children was
criminal malice and how much hysteria will never he
known During that year. from February To August,
l50 persons in Salem accused OF wtchcraf
Guiding nine little girls and boys. from five to
teen years. Nineteen executed by hanging. NO
witches were burned at Salem.
The trials, basty aud informal were conducted in n
house still standing in SaleI0 Town, and known today
the Old Witch House. which originally tho
home of Roger Williams. Judge Corwin. man super
stious and intoeraut, occupied 1t in 1922 and there
judgment those accused OF witchcraft who
little attention being given 20 any defense they had
to offer presently dragged to Witch Hill and
strung mp
Il staEdst the town being helf deserted. Terror was
reflected in every councnance and there was distress
in every heart Nobody felt safe Finally. however,
the young girls, becoming overbod. turned their
eusationS to such high quarters, actually bringing
charges against the wife of n high oicia VINO mad
been active ia the witch-fnding movement-that tho
bubble of superstition broke As tho Judges
ceased to condemn there more accusations,
and thus the witch FRENZY in Massachusetts camc at
length 10 end. t-r
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| a few afternoon receptions in the Oh
nese legation. they devote all THEN
| time 10 their books. The third Door .;
the legation is fitted up as study room
and reference library, and they have
special teachers in English and the
European languages, Dir. Chang Yin
Tang is remarkably progressive, and
follows western WAYS exclusively. Al,
his children have English names. and
all had English tutors and goyernesses
from infancy
Mrs, Henry Chang. though bclonglu G
TO m illustrious family of the empire.
has adopted the Christian religion and
attends a Presbyterian church,
First of the important weddings OF
the Washington season Will be that Of
Olga Roosevelt and DR. j. Brecken-
ridge Bavne, which takes place ON No
vembcr 10. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roose.
welt viii take possession Of their hand
some Massacbnscttsavepu home to
prenarc for tho nnptials. Olga will con
tiuue to live IN Washington, where u.
Bayne is one of the most prominent
physicians. lie is the son of the late
John W, Bavne. and his sisters arc
Mrs, Scott Breck kenridge Mrs. David
TenDent Jr.. OF Richmond. and the
Misses Louise and Harriet Bayne. The
ceremony takes place al St Thomas S
church
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund 8. Nash of
Rye, n. Y, and Savannah have an
nouDced the engagement of their dangh
ter. Miss Gweudolin Nash. TO Douglas
German Of Baltimore, son Of William
II, German. and nephew of the late
Senator Arthur Pue German. Nh Cor
man is n graduate OF Princeton, clnss
'05. The engagement was announced
ut a large dinner given bv Mr.. and Mrs,
Nash ut their country place at Rye.
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ming. The accused was tied up IN sack and thrown
into the water. If she sank and was drowned the
fact proved her innocence; if she hoated, she was
guilty, and therefore burned. Eventually 1t Is
pleasant 10 tell. lloskins himself was accused OF
witchcraft aud subjected to his test Whether ne
drowned burned, however, is not recorded
The mania i'm fnll blast in Europe when the
Puritans landed in New England, and that ii should
have broken ont this side Of the is sur
prising. lis first victim was Margaret Jones of
Charlestown Boston. She of much
intelligence and having scusibc ideas about
medicine disapproved of wholesale bleeding and vo-
lent emetics, aud used to work by means of
herb tonics and other simple prescriptions This Of
Tended the doctors and in l6fS she tried for
witch. convicted. and hanged Governor Winthrop,
who approved the sentence. wrote that mt the very
hour of the execution tremendous wiDdstorm up
"a fact which, in his opinion proved the case against
the accused
Soou uftcrward a woman hanged as witch IN
Dorclestcr Mass. and another at Cambridge, The
next victim WAS Mistress Ann Hibbins widow OF
man of position. She tried in 1866 before Gov
crnor Endicott and the General Court, found guilty
and hanged on Boston Common June 10 of that year
II was until 1892 however that the really fright
ful outbreak of the mania occurred in salem Village
Two yonug girls nine and twelve years old the daugb
ter and niece clergyman, the Rev Samuel l'nrris
began to oueery uttering loud and pteous cries
creeping into holes. and assuming odd pcsuIes Ply
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CONSTANCE CARRUTHERs

I. 100 Wire to Tne Tribune.
/, ,iiiN9I ION, Oct. est had been
"A '"a' The presidential family
m, Da'e been comfortably settled in
"''e House by this time, but Mr..
naa a pretty strenuous sum
H. congress holding him here
sag o" after the early summer and
,sv'',n'ie swing around the cir
a mas Just been completed he,
"' zeal like hard work during
autumn. Hence Mr.. Taft dc.
so ,Sn Sn 10 Hot Springs for t. short
= rest 'l. I the president might get a
M tpefore taking ND the arSuous
|Fcss .n vsr. "lnfer when he will have
b will ilI,H much ON his hands.
|srer "in VI, not delay the social season,
d ycr, "".ch already has begun.
~, peasant habit OF dropuiuo
hus h'oek for a chat over the tea
||lions oegnu, and every day brings
conc " she circle Of those who
ahy anluson,N lorN1 ks
eutlreIv1 Iv1'tsi"ents tn are cSs7SSs
are alwa,.o 70 tie country I nI,,hl a.
At Chez s gay at luncheon LIDS tin,
ssged dayss .basc tables have ,a".e. e.
and teuuis riss IN IN advauce, anG nnfe ti' TO
AZ ao5 5hbles All l''5 nf,e arc th'ckly dot,
''e clubs With i'1 ,h hj McLeau aIways |
|le a,om 4, iwcnty' '"e'f ta Sunday brcsk. !
psrtT. psr'tha"y. 4, making 90 a Giafsts ioii,t as,
s.lss.iioMS %si oMSeLsa" 5s ba. sa"%IJi"dling a%Jed Of
assou'ma and with =, .r,i,, Already large
. 4u0dato hun N.na u tables they !
urge number OF !
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friends. This wear. with tho incentive
OF Nine. Bakhmetieff's presence. her
entertainments promise TO be more nu.
merous than ever,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean.
who make their home with Mrs Thomas
r. walsh, spend much of their time at
the horse shows, as Mrs Mclean is an
enthusiastic collector Of blue ribbons,
She has been successful with her horses.
Mrs. Meyer, wife OF the secretary OF
the navy, and the Misses Meyer: Mrs
William +. Draper and Miss Margaret
Draper, and Mr., and Mrs. Francis b.
Crowninshield are among those who will
remain for some time in their Massa-
chusetis homes, adding to tho interest
of North Shore life. Mrs Never and
Misses Meyer are moving spirits in the
Myopla Hunt club. where activities are
now in full SWING, Mr.. and Mrs. Crown.
lnsbleld have MISS Mary Southcrand
among their guests at their place near
Marblchead for the eliminating gave.
ties of the autumn.
The ItrifiSh b.o
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begun the school year with remarkable
zeal. Associated with them is the wife
of Henry Chang their brother, who is
taking an advanced course of phvsiol.
ogv and hygiene, and intends to enter
tho Johns Hopkins Medical school
They care nothing tor American So
cietv. With the exception of being al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Whlskey Costs Only
12C a Gallon
a kansas City Man Has Published
Book, Giving the Formula by Which
the WhIskey Trust Makes Their
So Per Gallon Whiakey for
Only f2c Per Gallon,
Fights the Whokey Trust by Mailing His
Book Containing Formula Free
TO Every One.

Mr. Marcel. located at 1927 Main ST..
Kansas City Mo. has published a book
entitled 'Secret, al tho Whislxoy Trust
Exposed" in which he shows how the
whiskey trust takes a bushel Of corn. Il
pinch OF barley malt. n pcnhy's worth OF
yeast. and r1akes five gallons OF MhjstcS'
at "a total "ost OF less chan soc. and then
sells IL at from four to i've dollars n EAI-
lon. ilc explains how the whislScy bar
ons make their millions and shows VINO
pays for their mansions and automobiles
The book Is = fascinating story OF a
great crime against The consumers of
whiskcy,
NJ Mercer is mating out thousands
>aN books exposing the secrets of
49, iruEt Oh account OF the
against him. Any ono in
uld write for The book. as it.
free.
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Mrs. Robert IIincklcy is there with
Miss Gladys Hincklcy.
The Justices Of the supreme court and
their families arc coming back rap
idly. Justice and Mrs. Lurlon, who
spent the summer i'm Europe, have
opened their house in | street and will
have their son and his wife with them
most of the winter. Mrs. Edward White
accompanied the chief justice home,
Justice and Mrs, Hughes have abau.
doncd Long Island and Justice and Mrs.
Lamar are settling themselves in the
house that they bought last year, Jus
tico and Mrs. Harlan have left Mur
ray Bay. and Justice and Mrs. Van
DeYantcr have arrived from Wyoming.
The houses of two families of prom
iuent rank in the social lie Of Wash
lngton are among the many being pre-
pared for occupancy by their owners
during the coming season The home
in II street of Mr.. aud Mrs William
Corcoran Enstjs, identified for hall =
century with brilliant hosritalities, and
the home in * street of the late Cen.
~ aaaISun>t Draper, ambassador to
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Is oann teiier, ipie einen EfeiI 81 citt.
ienoerr, nno ct fnno itcts ben 5uge'
ipitteIten sliiSbriid. Sssn Der entid)ei-
ocnoen initternddtigen llnterreDnna
NIT Dem &erSrg pom augiiiteitbaira
1864 dnoert cr, als Der 2er5og aiii
icine ioroerilag burdens nidh Gin.
acben min, pIoslid, Den Ton. W1h'
reno er ibn rcrber Sobeit titaIirt INT
ichr ortig nngefaBt bate. ncnnt g
i'm pIotIih nur nod DurhIoltt uni
iaaf INN bic plattoentid,en Mcrte
.,baf, iuir benz aiifen, ons mir ailsge'
briitet bdfteil aud ben Sals ninbrc'
ben f1nnten". Meiiter mar or tn oci
aunft bes Hinbui.ens, 10 VnpoIeon gs'
qeniiber, 10 Int Der Bcbarlolnng ocl
Sonopner Gisnaturinafte pabreni
bes b1nifdxn Rrieges. bersn hinhols
ting er fpieberbolt iein oiplcudtiid)e'
Nsriiteritiif iinb elm Jrtrigcnipiel ipi'
| in geribes .Ulas @aiier" gcnai,H
bat. 60 crlund,s ihm aus ieiner ficfei
RenntniB Der Weenif)en notbpelto'i
icine besiuingen6e Wlatt iiber 0l
Dlerid)en.
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Sas sruRe Rdtbiel.

I'm europa, no bic GeIhaftsla9s
rorsiia!ih 1T, bsrriht grobe 8erpuns
bsrung, pob Bel uns bic enos 1907
einaetretsne Jlaubsit nod INNER nlht
D.ihsn nil. Su uniersm aanos islblt
ireroen bieriiber aIIerlei WermathungsH
cngsiteu.. Sopeit .s Die tapitaliit!s
ften areiIe betrifft. lautst Die aniIht
eahin, bab oas aapital bura bic Der.
fplouna Der 5ruIts sinseftittert per,
os unb in Jolss oefIsn iia neusn unz
ternebmunssn fern bolte. Sis'es ur'
tbeil III fs6lsrbaft, neil es llriahs nit
Mirtuna perrpehfsIt. Die urfoAe Der
isldubeit lisgt niht barin, oab oos aa'
rital fid nint nsuen nntsrnehmunsen
supenbet, Ionbsrn bab bem aapitdl
feine GeI.esnbeit iid bietet, nsue uns
fernebmunasn in Qnsriff gu nehmsH.
ooer anbrs ooreeiisllt: Dds aapital
bepirtt feline Hahfrase nah Wdarsn,
Ipnbern bic Rahfruge mad Wdaren
reat bic tapitaliitifhe 8ethotisung an.
9amit iit aeiaat, Dob. ipenn eine iol4s
Rahfrag. beitiinoe. oas aapitdl in
Ibdtieteit trsten niirns. Morum aber
bic Nahfrase itodt. bariiber tam uns
mSelih Elm 3ipeiiel beiisbsn. 3as
ldbt fih auf inouttiDem unb beoutti.
pem Wess .rfaHen. Sober pirb ben
sas als rihfis anertenneu. baB sin
Dsburfnib mad Waaren immer beftebt
unp bdB Is Der Wunih Der Weniten
| III, m1alidit bel Dadren su taufsn.
gDenn bisfer WuHfd niht Sur Geliuna
aelanat, 10 Iieet es nur odran, oob Die
biersu n5thiasn Mittel fe6len, aber
ciefe finb niht ausreiheno. neil Der
preis ber Waaren Die aauffdbisteii
| Der Maffen iiberfteist, Die ansin biz
adber oer sSnbuftrie I'm Ganas balten
glon elmer anpersn Site betrahtet
lIabt f6 iasen, baB bic llriu5sn, mel
d. DIE panif BON 1907 berDoreerufen
boben, Meter befeben, fih iosar Dsr'
fhfimmert boben. Die periobe por
/ 1897 Bis 1867 mar cine aera be,
|toben g}reifs. Diels habtn naturse
| lrlab ben 3ufammenbrud oes gtiddF
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Wabnuns Hno. SersOss on bic
9eutid-N NmerifaHer.

Der beriibnlte btutfhs Ghrifiiteaer
Rubolf 5er3oo, ipslfer bisisr Tag.
mad elmer Idnseren gortrdgstour burh
bic Ser. Staaten nuf otm Dampfsr
.aaiferin Quguite Dietcriu" bic 6sim'
rsiis antrat, fprah fih siutm 9sriht.
srifattsr Der sR. y. GtratsssituHg"
gessnuber iiber bic gttDDnnensn Cin'
bride folgsnbsrmaben aus:
.3ueris m0tts ih nsn mebr als
bsr8lifsn Gmpfang eripdhHen. Den tt
iibsraI bisrauianbt sefunben bate
Das begsifterte SntsrtHs lpslhei
meine 8prtrdge bier eripsdttn, bo6e i'd
niat abnen i1nnsn, jDnEi hdtts i'd
iih.r m.inen MufsntbaIt In Qmerifa
tros bss hsrannahenben Weibuants,
fsites. fptldes iH n bisitHi 5aIle gum
eriien MaIe fern BON Dabeim bdttl
Dsrbrinsen miiiItn, nuf Idnsere Set
ausstbebnt.
rmas iOlI ID, Der ID ouf mein<l
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Moous porIhreibt uno bas mare bonn
otonpmiIhen Stanopuntt niht unbes
etntlid. Deun in Der aontroliruns
Ter FRUITS ettpas Mirtiames seihaffen
,psroen foG, mub oas 0sieR sdnallh
nmseItaltet peroen uno spdr untsr
Mnertennuna Der purh Die Grfahrnng
eripieienen 5batIa1e, Dab fruits niht
unt.rDriidi. fonberu nur resu!irt tper'
sen tOnnsn. Dieie Rseulation iDlros
aber Isbr psit seben uno iih unseFdbr
an oas beutihs GaIi.Spnoitatss8ei 3
anlebnsn miiNsH, oab Der Staat Die
2Dbne uno prsiie in alien 1rults fe'ts
ftellt. Das miro 8ielen als au raoitdl
iheinen, elm ginpano, Der ia audi feline
B.rehtiaung bate. Damn bliebe nidts
iibris, aIs oie gurihIdse Shermans
rad benz oas gruitgeies benannt lit
oufsunebmen, ponah Die 3Oae fir
Eruftpaaren abssIhafft iperoen iDll'
ten.
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gs 1T pffsnbur, baB Der Rib
In Der republitanifden partei iid BON
9ao su 1as mebr erpeitert. Cine
arobe Gnsabl golititer haben bas
8ertrausn perloren, oaB 5aft tpteoer
sripdbIt perben lam uno hegen Die
auiiht, bab Rooiepelt bus Shtff Der
Nartei ppr benz untsredng betpabren
t5nne. Die Gnbdnssr Salts bemi5en
iih i.bt, fir i'm inftruirte Selesatsn
gu erlangen. Gs 1T iest itpn feititsz
benb, bab ibnsu oas in einer 2lnadhl
gtaaten niht sslingen ipiro. Ois 9soa
minotion miro baber ni6t elatt BON
Staten seben, ionbsrn es ipiro 81
metreren Nbitimmunsen tommsn.
TrDbbem lit ss niht tDabriAeinltd,
oab 5dft unterlisgsn tpiro, oa er bod
nod immsr bic Mebrsahl, penn ils
aua nitt grob. uuf isiner Setts tat.
Dieisnigsn, Die Suft betampfen. h:gei'
Elm gGnslih unrihtiees urtheil uber
bte SahIage. Gs banbelt fit1 in Der
6uuptfd6e uno bas 1T ielbitDsr'
| it6nplit bis 8oItspabl ntdt I'M
perionen, Ionoern um Yrtn3ipten'
perI0nlih bat 5aft nidts eiHssbuBt,
! Gsine Reolihteit unb fein gemiihen,
benz gpltsppbl su bisnsn. it.bsn nidi
In 3peiIel. Iuh pirp anertannt, Dap
feline 9lominiftrutipn 8ieles an guteu
0eiitunoen aufsutpsiisn eat. Was tr
Eraee it.bt, III bas. Of bi: 9artei be-
treffs ibrer 9rinsipisn iih duT BEN
rihtioen Deee befinbet. Sinb biei'
falih, 10 oermag tsin aanoibat oi'
Dartei su rsttsn, Rooiepelt ebenfdus
niht. DDS Qrinsip, um fpsldes e itt
bdnbeIt, lit Der Sarif. aann 5aft oai
DpIt lberseueen, oab er iih niht meb1
BON ben Sohsounern, tpis Qlbrif. elm
Thiihtern laTen tptrp. ionoern ent
ihlofTen 1T, ben 5arif ihleunisft uni
arinbIidft su repibirsn, oann fpirb G
audi oepGblt perosn. Wenn er osl
Iorif ols nsbenIdblih befanbslt, i
tann er nit1t hur6brinsen, uno penl
| Rociepelt poer irgsnb Elm anoersr oel
yarif niht als Die 5auptfrage be
, Mabltampfss betrahtet, 10 tann {
! sbenfaus niat iiesen. gs LIT bahsr oi
, arDst. gburb.it, qeatn sdft an3i
! .dmpfeu. Gr lit nidt dusiihtslo's'
!: als ira.nb Elm aNosrsr aanoioat, In
. ferss grmeFsns bat er iogar bsnsr
, QusFht.n uuf Grfols bel ben Wahlsr
. als ira.no Elm anbersr, absr aus II
, publitaniiten Sanoioaten, ohne Au:
, nahm., iino Derlor:n, tp.nn bic Vdrs,
, nidt bic ri6tias Stelluno gum 5ar'
& einrimmt. Werben Die 4nilhte
: hieriit.r elmer ariinolih.n Rsoiilon In
: t.raooen unb apor in Der Wei'e, oa
I bic glatfprm fih fir Elm Rspiiion nat
= ulIntsn" pbne ipsnn unb aber srtlnr
oann fann bic Bdrtet teiRen bsnsrs
Gonoinatsn aufitelIen, als 5aft.
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;sreitas Dem 10. Sesember 1911.


Sn bem groseb Der prrts
pader iino nad elmer 4rteit bon ilahe'
au snei 8o6en asbn Gef9Dorsne er'
lanai pproen. Die 4uaipabl otr
iibrieen Srpei riro tpuhrT6einlih nod
cine Wpte in NrIpru6 nebmen, oenr
bic gerthetDiser Der Ydter iino du'
berIt Ittpsr 3ufriepen gu itellen. Ju'
Farmer 6aben fis abiclut nidts ilbrtg
S6r Seitreben iit, mGslihTt nur adpi'
taliften auf bic 9eihDorensnbant 81
brinsen. benn mir 1olhs periteben oas
Srei6en BON Sruits gu tpiiroigsn.
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Der 5meite Pro5:b oes Or,
Spoe, Der dngetIugt iit, cine gdn5e Jas
milte nit SnpbuszgacilIen pergiftst gu
haben, um Elm grobss g:rmDg,n sr.
ben su t6nnen, 1T Iiitirt tporoen, neil
elmer Der 9si6pursnsu osrriidt seipor'
ben ift. 9as dmsritaniIhe &ehtsper'
fabren in 9rimtnalprc3eHen TT gun
perrudt percen. Die gefhDorener
fperben Wpnate lang ibrem geruF. ent'
spgen, e6e Der 9roseB teenoet TT. Sal
ma6t ale 8eItnorensn neroDs uni
oeIeoentlih dub Ginen perriidt.
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Senutor Gummins pers
Idngt, baB bas Sberbunbes sgeridt
pie Gntlheiouns bes 4ppeadtionss
Gsridts betreffs auflDfuus oes Ias
bafs. gruits elmer Repiiion unterSiebt
Gstne WotiDiruns III rihtig. CT fast,
bub Der Gruit ni6t aufssl1it III. vi.
ein es 1T nidt eriihtlih, fpis Der 3ons
greb 9sri6tsn ooritrsiben t0nnte. Di,
iie prDseiie 81 fiibrsn babsn. Rad.
Dem bas Dberite GeriAt ein 4ppelo,
tionsgeiuh abgeiDiefsn bat, erjftint e
Ins aIs sire bodit unrehtmdbise Gin,
miTduns Der Legislative, bas Gerih'
81 elmer Misbsraufnabme bes W<rfab
rens sipinssn gu rpoIen, obseitben bd
DOn, baB .in FOLDER 8efsbl iiH ao1
aiht NIT ben 3nangsmittelu bes Ge
iessebsrs ourhfiibren liebe. Das M
aia yuIdffise sefeslide Derfdbren tDdre
Dab Der aongreb ben AuflSiungs
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Cine trdftige Qeitatio o n
III i'm 9anqe, nm ben 8pnareb su elmer
QroBen @erpiuiguns fir aunb'trabtn
sn perdnloiIen. Die 9smotruten i'm
Saufe fDnntsn aus parteiprinsip cine
ToIhe 9prlage nitt unteritiiten, ba
Sanbfraben, ipie Maoiion unb Sad.
ion in gotI6aftsn an ben aongrsb
srtlGrt haben, ni6t in bic aompeten5
ter gunbss.assieruna fallen. gs
fheint ober, pub bic beuiigen Demo.
traten Die Stootsnrettleret nitt n.hr
70 ernft nebmsn, rpie Friher. tpos ehtr
FL begriiben, als 81 beoouern 1T. Mls
Iein bestpegen lit es bod notbpenoig,
Der 8unbesqepalt bic 9rense gu feBsn,
relhe bic 8ernurft eebist.t. Der
gau bon Straben 1T bod o6ns Rrage
cine rein lptaIe Qngeleaenheit. menn
Der guno fit tor1it beiaHsn tprllte,
ftGnoe sr elmer Qufsabe geaeniiter, biz
feline 9rGfte unb feline Wtittsl iiberiteis
oen. Gs fpGre pisneiht auIdfiia. bat
Ter gunb irgsnbpo cine furse gtredc
baut, um 3u 5etgen, pis 2anoftraben
an9.leqt tperbsn niiIfen. ab.r baB er
fit nit 4r6eitsn bsfaHsu Tol, bic nihi
einmol Sen Stauter. fcntern MIR ben
Counties 5ufallen, 1T bod etrpas au
melt gegangen.
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RuBGanb bat in Der 9abfrass
cine 5rontosrGnOsruns porgenommen.
ssrii6er puroe Die @nii6t Dertreten,
6db bic Rssisrung ben 9fufsnthalt
BON gluslGnosrn in Rublano noh
freiem gsIisben rssulirsn tonne. Das
mar natirIi6 unhaltbor. Sn Splss
teien piro isst Der Stanopuntt gss
ipedIelt. Der ruIIiide Winiitsr oss
sesnnsrn iagt, bab eintpanosfreis Seuts
iubiI6en 9Iaubens uugebirbert mad
Rublanb tommen tDnnten, oab man
ober teine glaitatpren, 8erftD0rsr
unb Qnortiitsn ins 2ano su lansr
brauGe. 9agesen lit ni6ts sinsutpsn-
ben, dber oann ion Rublano aud Die
fem grin5ip 1smdb hanoeIn uno ben
(sintrttt Ing 2ans niht bon Der Reli'
eion Sss paBinbabers, i0noern ncu
SefTen Raraftsr abbdngig MAIDEN.
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elmer untsrreouns 9 nit
bem Genator Qlori6 iiber bic Refcr'
mirung Der DffentlIten Jinansen iagts
Der graFbsRt, penn 2sstere errsitt
lei, peroe er iid nit gersniigen ins
griDdtlebsn suriid5ieben. Ssmsint 1T
bamit, buB feline aominiitration nit
bieier Reform cine tpi6tige aufsabe er@
flint 6aben fpsros, bic bem BrGitoenten
an 5er3sn iie9t. Dir aniIht, oab urs
fer ;yinan3igitem elmer griinoltd.n
llmaeitaItuns bebarf, 1T unitriitia
ridtig, aber ebsnIo orinslid 1T eins
9Reform beg 5arifs, in tpelhsr ont
cine tbeilpeiIs 2DIung Der Jiuansfrags
Iieqt. Sp6e Dadrenprsife srheifher
cine @ermebrung Der umldufsmitte]
unb pie bieis au bei4affsn fHo, barir
Iisgt bas 5inan3problsm.