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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

Gfany1Ie County Fsrzncr Meet. FouI
Play In Dasss~n-4is. Relatives In
Make CuzfzfH

~ &444As4E AS0&at A&E4AtE aEEAn N0SS1
Plays Da<as@m-1kss- Relatives ts
Wake Cozuty.
The Durham Sun iaiIs o. the nar-
der Of Joseph Royeroft. OF Granville
County. n Durham Friday night. TIE
Sun says:
Mr.. Joseph Roycrofs. prominent
farmer OF Granville County was
found dead this morning about TO
o'clock a, the near-beer saloon of
William EVERY. about one-four;h Of
. mile east Of Bennehan. With his
iugular vein cut The body waS stiT
and Ii xaA evident that ths murder
had occurred earlier IN the night @.
IL Dogs s~helng keld On suspicion.
nntil~the eoronsr.s jury. which is in
ssssiou nov. renders a serdlct as 10
the cause OF death.
Mr.. Roycroft was weil-to-do
farmer and resided At wilkins. where
be owned a farm. He was aged IS
.years, and Is sursfS ed pyI wife and
seven children ~ 1ff1
Although any details leading ur
{ TO the death Of Dir, Roycroft had been
difficult TO secure. yet IL vas stated
today. that he had gone 10 the saloon
+ IN company with three other men
and that all were drinking together
. People Who knew Mr.. Roycroft STATE
/ that as a rule he was sober and
industrious man, but when he begar
drinking he was always ready Il
fight. SIR. J. W. Guile. of Rogers
/ Store. Wake County, brother-in-laV
OF Mr.. Roycroft. was In this city TO
day, and when told Of the tragedy
stated that as far. as he knew Mr.
Roycroft did not drink"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02
Tabernacle Shadows of the Better
Sacrifices"

This little Book is not for the ordi-
nary reader, but most decidedly 1t Is
what every advanced Bible Student
and earnest Christian should possess
and study thoroughly. 1t costs but
Ten Cents, is illustrated and draws its
lessons on the higher life from the
types and shadows Of Israers typical
Atonement Day and other sacrifices.
Surely every earnest Christian should
have this little book and find in 1t
mine of spiritual wealth. health and
refreshment. Order it now from the
Bible and Tract Society, II Hicks
street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02
Two Old Confederates Coming to
ing Pharmacy now.


4 ] Acsdspy Tuesday
1.-THE management of the Academy
Of Music announces that on next
Tuesday night, February 7th, they
will present Polk Miller. assisted
by Col, Bookerraadsthe Old South
Quartette.
! The Augusta Chronicle had the
following to say of this attraction:
+ "Mr. Polk Miller's entertainment
at Miller Walker Hall last night was
a revelation even to Southern ears
who~have known from childhood the
exquisite harmony Of ante-bellum ne
groes' minstrelsy and folk songs. In
his .onartette- Of negro singers, Mr..
Miller has a medium for presenting
old-time plantation music probably
superior to any other because the
portrayal is true to life and because
] the ability of the four men is pne-
nornenaI. The quartette is a marvel.
OF course, Mr.. Miller is always him
self a gifted Southern gentleman
whose position in the world OF
] Southern melody is like that Oh
Thomas Nelson Page and Joel Chan-
der Harris in Southern Literature
His banjo playing has the true plan
lTtafionj swingland hisjekes and tales
IA are ever new. His singing is char
xaeteristie-aaa- sympathesie....- ------
! = The-prices fer Polk Miller and his
Fold Southern Quartette will be q
and so cents. Seats on sale at Tuck
1 ar Ruifding Pharmacy Monday
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02
Lew Dockstader and His Great Min
strels Coming to the Academy oi
Music Saturday, Matinee and Night


Lew Dockstader and his Tween
tieth Century Minstrels." now under
his own direction, comes to the Acad-
envy of Music Saturday. AS usual,
Dockstader comes this year with an
all new show, not one feature OF last
years production having been retain
ed. The effort of this comedian has
always been aimed at producing real
minstrelsy, and in this direction his
show differs considerably from the
usual minstrel bills which present
the old familiar first part circle, fol-
lowed by. vaudeville, All this has
been eliminated and real minstrelsy,
as Mr.. Dockstader knows it, is the
/ result. = q rr75.Eg Z &C. xrea
The first curtain rises on the
'Possum Hunt Club Revue" show
ing the lawn of the clubhouse bril-
liantly Illuminated and the members
seated in chairs attired in English
hutning costumes. The plot OF
story of the play begins at the in
PRODUCTION of Mr.. Dockstoder, who is
persuaded by a voodoo man to par
take of some wonderful dream water
and the curtain descends on the first
part as he~sleeps during the rendi-
! ton of some beautiful melodies by
the vocal choir. OF course this is
but an interlude to the first part
songs and wittieisms, but the idea is
carried throughout the evening, and
in the second part shows the min,
strels impersonating many we'll
/ known public men. Some OF the
scenes of especial mention are the
Island of "Chantic1er''-the costum-
| ing for this act alone, it is believed
will create unusual comment on &C
count of its richness Spectacular
I travesty on the comic opera Pima
fore" and a dancing act which serves
] to Introduce Carroll Johnson. .callet
"T nuisiana -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

A bill was introduced in the House
Saturday by Mr.. Battle making the
Houses Creek special tax district
mo. 2, a graded school district and
names as trustees of the school
kessrs. ]. w. Avent, w @. Page.
Edgar Maynard, A. Y. Morgan and
r.. H. Tyson. ElT'f E TITr-( .. @
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

The regular meeting Of the Wake
County teachers will be held Satur-
xay at IL O'Clock IN the Raleigh
High School building.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

Senator Skies OF W axe Introduces
a hiII-last, Thursday to prohibit the
sAle or giving away YDear-besr or In
educating liquor white one HIle OF
Knights Chapel
Representative b. II. Crumpier, OF
Sampson County, who has been very
n with pneumonia % slowly rseotr
erfng. He ho1asSto sbe@sell efinugh
10 go home in few days.
Ben Bean. convicted Of incest and
assault with intent TO commit rape,
VAS brought from Montgomery Sounr
u Monday 10 begin his term OF ~ en-
n Years In the States Prison.
Mr.. Hardy Pool. OF Wake County.
aied at the home of his son in Clay
ton Sunday afternoon. The remains
we're laid to rest near Battles
Bridge, in this county, Monday after
noon. ..-..-.. -
Mr. Thomas r. Franklin died at
Rex Hospital Friday morning, AFTER
a abort illness. He was native OF
wake. For several years ne nae
made his home with his daughter
near Clayton.
Mr.. Fred Woollcott. OF Raieign'
has an advertisement on the last
page of this paper telling OF MS ex-
ceIlent breed of chickens. II inter
ested in poultry. it might be TO ysuf
interest TO write him.
Can't. ]. c. Richardson. Company
q. Fifty-third Regiment, from Dur
ham County, died at the Soldiers
Home Sunday morning with cancer
and the interment was at the Confed
crate Cemetery Monday morning
REPRESENTATIVE 5Juad I Introduce
hills in the House Thursday. One Il
.ineorDorate school district No. 2 1
Marks Creek, Wake County, and TN
other to permit Wendell graoe'
school district to vote $1,000 II
bonds. -
Rev. ]. c. Woodson, Represen
tative from Cleveland, was takel
suddenly Ill in the House Monda
morning before it convened. Severa
physicians attended him. He is nov
much better.
Representative ). T. Kennedy,
Sampson County, has returned to Ra
leigh and was in his seat Monday
He was called home about. ten day
ago on account of the serious Hines
.sf Mrs. Kennedy who is now con
.valeseent from an attack of .pneu
smnnia
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

prices for the World.s~ Great
est Minstrels will be, for the matt
nee, si.e0. III and 5 cents. and for
the might, s1.6O. sf9eo. Is and SO
GEMS. SeatsEon SaIe atsTucker Bald
ing Pharmacy now.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

The arst sars sYmptcn % asaA -
health.
l. rsst % Aeags~ aid pleasure fell -
kore. -xuUnx-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02
asxw.<ss - s<<~sssx.

- y cAamAsraAls. - C3aHs@@-
Ms-. soaaiy sr<sne nzxaIsa's ArSsxs
Save GO sss.aazk-~sAe sssax fFn@
k9Fnx O. sezaAs~--tas saIn sgo- sus@s
% ali tiaas-sAs sAstr~ss sruz aossz
or plea II reea esss- sxTns- eFHksNa
aaraaas - ialnrssa 90 sAear tsFrsF.
Ae aays. - o Asallax rsEeST ia
eqasl eaz'x szIs:- 0ntf as ~ ~
DTaxgtsss-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

| Ben Bean. convicted OF incest and
assault with intent 10 commit rape,
Vas brought from Montgomery Counr
u Monday 10 begin his term OF tTen-
n Years In the States Prison.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

Senator Skies. of Wake. introduced
a Dill last Thursday to prohibit the
sAle or giving away .Dear-besr or In
t1xicating liquor Within one msle Of
knights Chapel
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

Rev. ]. G. Woodson, Represen-
tative from Cleveland, was taken
suddenly Ill in the House Monday
morning before it convened. Several
physicians attended him. He is now
much better.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

Representative b. II. Crumpier, o'
sampson County. who has been Ser'
u with pneamontas % Slowly rseot
erfng. He hopasSto be well enough
10 go home in a few days.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-02

SampsOn County, mas reluI Heu GO IeeI
leigh and was in his seat Monday.
He was called home about ten days
ago on account of the serious illness
Of Mrs Kennedy who is now con
valeseent from an attack OF .pneu-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-12-26
Elephants Can't Jump.

There is one thing no one has ever
seen an elephant do either in a circus
or ont of It, and that is to jump" said
a keeper In the Central park men
agerie.
The fact is an elephant cannot
jump. Because of his great weight he
cannot take all four feet off the ground
at once. He can make 100 yard dash
at the rate of twenty miles an hour
which Is going some. but If he was
pursuing an enemy and came to deeE
ditch eight feet across be would have
to stop short. because 1t is too wide fol
him to step II and he Is unabfe to jump
An elephant is great coward. he
will have flt IL rabbit runs between
bis feet. He has tremendous strength
but he doesn't know it."-New York
Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-12-26

Truth is clothed in white. but a lie
comes forth with all the colors Of the
rainbow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-12-26
BIaCksmithing WMa
General Repair Hqs
PROTECT
The Health Of Yourself :
Family.

Pope's Herbs i prepared 2 $50
pendable household remedy. p =. x. -
principle ~ purity n lipod in'a''ss
from disease i il & medicine ia
such az Rheumatism Liver poay ~
stipation. Fever and Ague fe'H'as - -
Indigestion. Lumtsg0 hiebs'
melt. Catsrrh Sick q q seF1es :
loss Of Appetite ard 81 s.i1Hyy y
from inaciiyity Of the Llger 80 -
Itisa purely Herb. Barss sao ~ +
pound. II Il pu' up 10 ehocoiAs ~, y, y Il
lets, pleasing aud easy 70 taAs' e
dissolved in wa'er) ii n
Mrs. J. &. AIeade. Of HYs'lrsai { r..,Fs
"For years have suffered SO - -. a
Headache. Eeurslgia ard " 'ys's -
extreme Fatigue ! tried aN'' -
wi,hou, relief. Fo1r months sg
friend ind uced me 70 write 70 fef ~!
Co. Washington. y. ~. io' 8 eA ~ q
Herb G iDpoasd Tablet i0e W Z
Of two tai lets gave uls reiiei.
quite 4 500 box aud 80 enifs ~. Z ~
tire Pain III my back AID BE- e D. 80
ache. y 90, 20,
Or. j. v. Hennesey. pro,lLaiss. :. *
aud Snrge0n 81 Albany, y. l. = -s.ss J
"As Blood Purifier. Liysf, ~
sgstem regulator prescribe fofs -
Cos 81 Washington D. c. hsTs -
as have ctne for tie pat y 80 v
have found il to be a Fresi Fslss.s -.
eeld ON II ever fails. There ~ -. ~ j
letters from users Of Pope 2 nsl'. 100 j
been benefited aud ured y y - -
Pope's Herb Compound isp.tas 49,. - 4 ]
900 in box, elk months 49, +
will be sent postpaid % r. ,fs.,sss q
Each box contains printed -
ing ne TO refund the pafenAss ..s.ss.,
remedy falls to benefit $50 %, ~, 49,. -
Guaranteed by the PoDs NFais v. Js.s
under the Pure Food aac DrHg A1-
1906. No. 1886. * ROO
FOR TERMS TO AGENTS y -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-12-26

: - .s~.--< ~uAsaS went Ir0m
Scotland to Ireland for rest and travel
In 1864 he was at once delighted by
discovering from the guides who
showed him about that most of the
landed gentry were sunday folks"
'Thats fine CASTLE" he would say.
pointing to a big house set like crown
on some rocky hill
"Yis. sorr." said his guide Ills Sir
John O'Connor's." or. Its Sir Rory
O'More's.n He always added. Hes a
Sundah mon"
At last DR.. Cairns grew curious.
"What is Sunday MANI" be asked.
Well. sorr. it do be mon thot has
so many writs out ag'in him for debt
that he stays shut up tight in his house
all the week and only comes out on
Sundah. when the law protects him"
DIR. Cairns opinion Of the landed
gentry underwent change.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-12-26
Society Meetings.

R. A. M.,-Jefferson Chapter No. 5, 4tb
Monday night of each month.
/. o. r. M.-Shenandoah Tribe, No. SO,
every Monday night.
Knights Templar. Commandery
No. 5, 1st Tuesday of each month.
X. of Pr Blue Ridge Lodge No. 131, every
Wednesday night.
l. o. o. F.,-Wildey Lodge No. 81. every
Thursday night.
A. F. 81 A. M.,-Malta Lodge No. so, I'd and
eth Friday nights of each month.
Modern Woodmen. Charles Town Camp
No. 1854, every Friday night.
Loyal Order of Moose. every Fri
day night in Odd Fellows Hall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-12-26
Afraid of Him.

"You never go to banquets with your
husband"
mo. I'm always afraid that they'll
ask him to make speech"
"And he can't make one?"
That's it exactly. He can't. But
II he were asked just know he'd get
up and try."-Detroit Free Press.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
OaIasSs
Gran Serb Gie5ad. Nlarfbreit In
ibrem feIbnbsriabtsm Gtiid ,,Gime
S'riHjeH Rsmaass."

Die 8nlaporitelIuna, bic i5rau gers
tbd Jiebah sWortbreit DerdnitoItei,
ftnott Bisnitne, 16. Wlai, Abenbs 8
uhr, TIN SIpmpie 1beoter an Der z.
ape., Stpiifen @nInut unb Wlain
Ctr. itdtt CUR auffiibruns gslonst
eine Rppitdt, bds pierattige Drama
reins prinSsnsRomanse", oeifen Nsrs
faiferin isrnu Rdrtbreit III. Das
Stiid rirb nit sroB.m perfonai unp
GROCER Ausftattung ssgeben. Die
5onolunS ipielt on eiHsm Der 5Sfe
Der 8altonbalbinisl unb ihilbert bic
6er3enstonfIiits, lpie iie nod Elm jtber
5brontrbe burhsutdmpfen baite unD
Die iih faft ale in Der MsiIe enttpis
dtln. ipie lie yrau Wortbrett bObft
ftifetnb nah allgemein betanntsnwors
biIoern feftSubalten ptrftanaeu bat.
Stiid pis 4uffiibrung lpsrben nidbt
5erfebItr. in littsrnriihtn areiien
JntereHe az entfahen.
8sftenungsn fir gillette niinmt6srr
Chr. Reif, 1904 WaInut Str, sntgts
gen. auh finb folfe in Der apcttese
bts 9srrR DITTO Rot, Qibertp uno8ine
Ctr, 5u baben. Die preils berVIabt
iiHo: 2ogtn 10 9ollars; GrdefierIitt
ST unb $50; 9aIton SO Gents, 75
Gents unp SIPS; 4us.msinsrG Gintritt
auf benz galton fiir Hidt rsfsrpirie
Size 25 Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26
Die 6Hentlia. M.inuns.

SH elmer RspubIit IoQ bic 0ffeut.
li6s Wstnuns regisrer. 8sitGle oQs
70 tOnnts nismaIs unsufrispsnEsit
beitebsr, oeRn penn man has tbut
mas 4as polsn, 10 bat Rismanc
Grunb Sur &loss. QQsin, pis fOl
man ben Bilsn Der 9eiammtbeit srs
mttteIn? GeIsgsntIih tommt sr ir
tlar gum 4usbrud, odb Elm WiBpsrs
ftdnbniB ausoefdlOFen 1T. Ssbr bGus
fig absr fsblt es an oisIsr alarbei,
uRo pirO 1ogar bic Offentit4s Weis
nuns faIih bargsitslt. 0as esi6i.bt
bdufig in Der Dsiis, oab 0isjsnisen,
tpeI9s Elm peri0nIi6es SntsrsFe an Ell
nem Regierunssdtt 6dbeH, oieien for
bern, rpGbrerb 9isjenigsn, bic bios IN
oirett intersifirt iiub, fapeissn. Gin
8eiipisl bierfiir bot Der qstitioHiturm
geeen bic Gsisss our ROntroIirung
Der gtisHbabnsH geboten. 9eIuhe, bic
Sunosrttouienoe bon untsrIHriften
trusen, lpuroen an ben aongrsb ges
rihtst, bic Bin nt6t gu paFirsn. Gs
mar aber Isi6t gu ertennsu, bub Die
isHigsn, bic StslIung ssssH b0s 6.iss
nabmsH, Elm psrTonli6.s SutersiIs
batten. ba IS ausi6lisbIi6 angeitelte
bon Giienbabnsu paren, Die pffsntuns
big auf 9erIanssn ibrsr arbsitgsber
bic Pstttiunsn unterssidustsn. Die
&ongrsbmitslicber rDaren 70 tlug, ous
sin5ufeben uHo ftimmtsn fur bic Ges
feBe, obDobl Tie purh feline 9stitionen
geitIst tpurben.
9ieIsm 8erfu6e, cine unrihtias
4Hfi6t iiber bic 0ffentli6e Msinuna
81 Dsrbrsitsn. bssssnsn mir BEL ben
jebiseH 8srbanblunsen iiber ben Sdrtf
uno thotfd6li6 iinb cine auSabl aous
greb Witglieoer 3u ibrsm 8sDdusrn
oaburh irrsgeleitet fporoen. 8srIdiez
ben. Don ihneH erhi.lten 3uf6rifteu
ponJurmsrn, bic gegen ben tanabiI6eR
proteitirtsH unb itimmtsH
aud odgegeH, I'm ndhtrdalid bic
grtbetuHg 5u MAIDEN, bab iis oroBe
lln3ufrisoenbeit BEL ibrsu stIienten
srrsst unb oaDur6 ibrs Wi.berertpdbs
lung eefdbrb.t ba6sn. 5i. 8strsff.ns
ben fperbeH jest psr3lpsifelt fraaen:
Wie follen mir es allsn rsft MAIDEN?
Die ndhftlieesnoe 4Htport in, bab es
Elm persebIihes 8smiiben iii, eSeben
Sufrieben 3u itellen. 9as bat nod,
Hiemano fertie ssbraht. Die eiHaiae
8idif6nur beiteht barin, bas su tbun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-26

Sn btr atitrietn 8srIammlung bes
obieeu @ereins, bic untsr @orfib bes
6trrn 4oom Stneelbah nno Der
ShriftfiibruHs bts Germ Dan. Que
atnbiebI ftntifnnb. lpurbe 6err Sobn
Wensr BON 259 MeWideH aptnue sur
Wiiglisof6oft porseftlnesn, unb beis
fen appltfotion an tiHsn llntsrIu.
hungssausfdub psripieien.
an Der 50jdbrtesn SubildumsTsi.r
cts quasm. Ttutfhen g1dersG Gspers
berereins. bic am IT. Suni in Rsihs
ratbs part itattfinbet, ipirb iidl Der
9sreiH .in ecrport~ unb sfu1r ihcn on
Der BEN 5eii porangtbsnoen porabe
betheiIiasn, uHe iidl eesbdlb um 2 lIhr
Rohmittngs in Der 4rbtiterboIls psrs
fammsIn. an stpei miteIieber ipurbe
bic iibIitt aruHtenuntsrItiisuna unb
an bos MitgIisb Geo. aoIb, Der am 81.
April b. 3. isine Satin bnrh ben 9ob
Derior, ous BON Der Dtrfafung porgss
fhrisbene Sterbegsio angetpiefsn. Die
pcrssifIassns abGRbtrung bsr aons
ftitution, psI6e ifon in brei porbers
gsbenoen WsrinmmIungsn Sur Berles
flung ssfommsn iii. lrurbt aeftern enb-
aiiltis gutssbsiben unb trttf iebt in
Kraft. 9erfelben Sufols. fol- elm mits
eIisb, ous 80 Dohen lang bic pclle
Sr1ntsnunterItiibuns BON So unb 80
Wo6tn lang bic babe Hruntenunt.rs
ftiibung Don $3.50 bs3ogsn bat, ipeitsr
nur nod 81 ST per Mo9s berthtigt, iss
bod perpfti6ttt Isin. ben eons.n Sab
resbettrdg bon $8 Su bt5abIen. 9ei
otm abIsben Der Satin etnes putftss
benbsn Wiisli.nts folIen bem Qeeteren
$50 unb bti BEN abIeben zines outs
ftebtnben Witsliebts iollen b.IitnWitts
pt ober erben iRnsrbdlb 80 1aaen
$l25 dls Stsrbtss!D ausbssabIt psrs
ben.
Ter Arrangements 4usfhuB fur
bds am 90. Waai In Reid,ratb's part
nnter ben auipisien bes Wereins su
reranFfalienbe 9ap.riihe gultsfeit, Der
aus ben 6srren Gonrob Grcbtopf,
9oriis,r9eO. Meper, gsiiissr. Dan.
Guetnbiebl, Setrti6r, 90. 6eina,
Shasmeiiter, galstr GnsIss, Bruno
Qus, Jobn asBHtr. Sobn Mde6ter,
aRbp grcsfhel, 4bam Senbelbaf,
uHb 6enrp 9aher beiisbi, ipurbe burd,
Die erHsHnuHa Der 5trrtn Qbom
Wobrhorbt unb Sobn Glnisr srsdnst.
1tr 9orFibtr berifitis. 0aB bisgors
bsreitungsH i'm beFen Gonss isisn unb
Elm Grfols Hi6t ansbltibsE tonne.
Die g.aacbmsH bstrugen $144 uub
bic Iussubsn $166.
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@erobrebuns, Die itraff6Ilis mare, Idbt
ii1 nidt na1tpeiien unb fie lit aud
liht notblpenbtg. Die bret aompuss
iiien bdben Elm semeinfames Sntereife.
ben grets bohsubdlten, bemnah ribs
ten lie ibrs 6olalieFerunasn nu9 benz
Warttpreis elm. Gs iii pffentunnig,
baB bisls Grprefung MIR burd abs
fhaffung bes SoISsOues gu betdmpfsn
tit, ipis es ste bemotrdtiThe 9i1 beabs
iihtigt. Sm Saufe tn bic 4unubme
asIihert, dber i'm Senat iptre es feline
SbpiertgtetteH babeu, bic gia burds
3uIeben. Man tunn io9dr NIT Be-
ftimmtbeit fasen, baB fie nibt pdFirsn
pirb. gs iinb nitt umionit 500, 900
ausseesbsn tporben, nm Qorimers grs
pdbIuna an iidern unb anoere Sena>
loren baben ebenfalls ben Srufts ibre
@rtpdbluHg Su perbanten uno oieTe
perben notiirlid nt6t gu 9unitsn bes
@oltss Ttimmen.
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Die g q hlase in Wdrotto 1T
b0hit unbefriebigsno. Die aonferenS
BON aIgetiras bat offsubar nidt ben
beab'thttgtsu 3rped srfiilIt, bem Gam
be cine eeOronete Resierung gu ithern,
ba Die unruben niht aufgebort babsn.
Jrartreih, oas nit bem 4uftruge be-
traut tporoen lit, Rube gu ihaffsn.
bebauptet. oaB ibm bic Sdnbe 9sbuns
ben iinb, neil ibm cine mtlitdrifhe Be-
isBuns bes 2anbss ourh ben 9eThluB
Der Sonfsren5 niht seitattet pirp.
SEPT aber. no ss ii6 arididt, cine
grOBs 5ruppenmabt gum GntIaB Don
Sea absuIenbsn, tpiro Spdnien uns
rubig unb nil ebsnfans in Mdrottp
etubringen, aus 5ur6t, baB 5rants
reid iih oes sun3sn Ge6ietss bemdas
tieen t0nnte, unitott nit Spduisn 5u
tbeiIen. Der oeutIde Stdnbpuntt,
oeFsn Ri6tigteit niht beitritten ipsrs
ben fam, 1T, oaB psbsr 5runtrsid,
nod Spanien, nod irgsHo Elm anoeres
2anb bsfugt iirb. Rorotto an Iih gu
retben, ionoern oeFsu lluubbdn9igtsit
adsristts gu reipsttiren 1T. is ift
aber 5u erfsbsu, bob MarottO Der
anar6is uH6.imfdut uno bdraus Dsrs
ben fi6 5peifsIIos 3uitdnbs enttpiteIr,
bic ipipobI 5rantrsta. rpis SpanieH
bere6tteen fperbsn, our Wabrung ihrsr
Isgittmsu SutereFsn NIT iturtsr Sunb
ein3uIhreiten. So6dlb u6sr bic milis
tGrtTte 9sisBuns srfoIat III, pirb fis
na6 alter Grfabruns 'ih aIs psrmos
nent errpeiisu. 4uf 9runo oisier
SbotIa6en sribeint cine Repiiiou BEG
9srtrags Don NIssciras, Der ia obues
bin in bisiem Sabre erliiht, am Plass
gu fstn unb spdr in Der Weiis, odB
WarottO uuter bas protettorat 5rants
rei6s esitsqt ptrb, bisi.s iid dbsr
allen Ufd6tsn gsgsnIbsr perpfIihten
mubte, tbnsH gIei6e 5uHosIsre6ts, tpis
bsn5ran3Oisn eiH5urGumsH. Sn Berlin
Theint man ben 9srbaht gu begsn. odb
bic unrubn in Wurotto pon franSos
Iii6sn Qgsnten arss3ettelt perosn. um
ben 9orDanb gu elmer miIitdriihsn
9sfesung gu erIangsn. 3utrsffsub,
tpis bas fstn mag, 1T bic bsutfde Res
gisrung uubsr Stanoe, oisfsn Sns
trigusn GinbaIt gu gsbistsn. 9smna6
tpirb es ratbiam istu, ben SrunsofeR
ben fsbr toitipteIigen unb unfruht6us
rem Ru6m zines Protsttorats iib.r
Marotto urter 9sbinguussn sinSus
rGumsr. bur6 tpeI6s bic bsrs6tigt.n
oeuti6eH SntsreHs9 geipabrt bIsibeu.
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seahnfi lniaer emilsmmeH.

Wlit Der gs1uffdtiguna Der Sns
iaHsn in oesJrrsnonitdlt In aoHgpisp
mub es niht strabe gum BefteH be-
f.tIli fein. 0eitern esfnng es ipisber
sin.m Der Gsiftesseft5risn gu tnttpis
fdsn unb iebt iOn bic polissi ihn ipi,s
Der auffinoen. Der GntDiftte. Der
35 Sabre dlie 5obu Wspers bon 30.
43o3 goleroin aps., fbroubte sinfoh
TIM srfien Gtodipert zines Der Genftrs
glitter db uHb fprdHs bonn b<rnus.
Wtpsrs mar bereiis gum britttnIlnle
In aongpistp nnb mar pas lsbte WlaI
trit Dor brsi MoGen n0n Der Mnfi1lt
eefunes iporbsn. Er mar unttr Der
Anilngs bss pfsrbebiebffabls psrbdf.ss
ipnrptn. obtr Dn e. I'M g5robotgsriht
fir eeiftssIhmah eril0rt ipnrbt, trs
fOisis isins lIsbsrpeifuns an bic ans
ftolt in 2oHerisip.
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Der @ereruI nn III Der
Der. Staten osntt barlber mad, ME
sr ben 9oI5 Sruit fprsugsn t0nnte
nno er fhsint gsriuge Qusfi6tsn auf
GrfoIs 3G hGbsH. Gs tft HGmIih su
erfebsn, oab bic aontrOls aber bas
9ol5 in Sdnoer DON brsi grpben gis
tenbabHsH Itsgt, bic iiber ben grSbtsu
5beil bee DaIDbeftaHbes in ben Der
Gtaaten Derfiisen. 5br 9erfabren III
fshr etHfd6 unb oarum um 10 Itpiss
rissr 5u betdmpfeu. gs beitebt BARN,
bGB bts orei Rompa8nisn gsrabe genua
5ol3 f4lagen loifen, nm ben Nonus
polspreis, ben fie forbern, aufre6t au
hoIten. Sobalb bic greife ndhlaifsn,
Diro tsiH 5oIs mebr gei4laaen, Gin.