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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Pity tbs, IT'S True-Duhl-A little
but it sometimes misses connections in
coming.-Judge.
s. IF one wants to manage Americans.''
ever hear of humorous but diPio-
been much annoyed by the throwing
OF burning cigar stumps about the lobby
Of Of the he. !, hosiery. 50 he placed a sign on
member the Iroquois fire This sign
made such hit with the patrons of the
sign to the letter. The manager, pleased
with the success of the novel sign, decid-
were greatly amused When enc t nUse g sges5
one that read: Do not spit; remember
the Johnstown flood q - February
Your friend is rather indicate" re-
marked Mrs. Wombat. Says she gave
mas; What's wrong with that?" II
wouldn't think of mentioning sleeping gar
ments in public. "-Pittsburg Post
shakespeare says there is nothing bad or
good, but thinking makes it so. She
say good things when you try.-Baitimore
American.
A Fit Mood-'T asked old Captain Pom
per If he croaked so because he had So
many frogs on his coat What did he
say to such impudent .flippancy?" ''He
got hopping mad. "-Baltimore American
well, what do you think of thatp' ex-
claimed Admiral Noah on the thirty
all along that we had forgotten something
and 1t has just occurred to me. 1t was
my wife's Observation-Disclosures News.
The Only Piece-Fond Friend-Was
there m1ch cut glass among the wedding
ment ring.-Judge.
Doing Him Justice. = HE is hard
hearted; whenever he runs anyone down
them" That's because he's tender
hearted. 1t breaks his heart to hear their
Dyspeptic.-"He used to complain be-
cause he never got what he wanted to
eat Yes. but he's rich now Yes.
wants what he gets to eat."-Catholic
Standard and Times.
Boston Repartee.-Kind Old Lady Ito
little boy crying over a cut finger
WHAT'S the matter. Eddie? Eddie (sob-
6ing)-There isn't any matter. Kind Old
l!ady-Well, then, dear, never mind. Ed
oie-I never do.-Judge.
At Christmas dinner in Washington a
statesman who had been much in the
meal to make a speech. He rose and be-
gan, You have been giving your atten-
tlon so Tar to a turkey stuffed with sage
You are now about to give your atten-
ton to a sage stuffed with turkey!'-
Argonaut.
"A burglar went home one night, fun
pied noiselessly at the keyhole and let
himself in without making sound. He
was about to creep softly upstairs, when
his wife appeared on the upper landing.
Mike, said she. ''wot makes We come
in SO quiet?' Blame it," beloved the
burglar, II thought I was in another
housev'-Argonaut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28
Negro OmcehoIders.

Some years ago-and not so very
many, either-I think that I should
have been perfectly safe in saying that
the highest ambition of the average
or ONCE. or to have some sort of job
that connected him with the government
Just to be able to live in the capital
city was sort of distinction, and the
man who ran an elevator or merely
washed windows in Washington (partfc-
ularly if the windows or the elevator
belonged to the United States govern
menO felt that he was in some way
superior to man who cleaned WIZ
dows or ran an elevator in any other
part of the country. He felt that he
was an officeholder!
There has been q great change in
this respect in recent years. Many
members of my race have learned that,
in the long run, they can earn more
money and be Of more service to the
community in almost any other position
than that of an employee or officehold-
er under the government. 1 know of
a number of recent cases in which
negro business men have refused posi-
tons OF honor and trust in the gov
eminent service because they did not
care to give up their business inter-
ests. Notwithstanding, the city of
Washington still has a peculiar attrac-
ton and even fascination fer the av-
erage negro.
1 do not think that / ever shared that
feeling of so many others of my race.
1 never liked the atmosphere of Wash
ington. I early saw that it was i'm
possible to build up a race of which
the leaders were spending most of their
time, thought, and energy in trying to
get into office, or in trying to stay there
after they were in. So, for the greater
part of my life, I have avoided WASH
linton; and even now 1 rarely spend a
day in that city which 1 do not look
upon as a day practically thrown away.
Work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

New Hampshire's next legislature
will have a membership of over four
hundred. This ought to make the
chances mighty slim of it ever being
able to transact much business worth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

That Iong-Iooked-for reversal of the
usual order in International marriages
has arrived. An English noblewoman
has married an Ohio farmer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

An unusually large attendance is
expected at the war school for Off
GERS to be held at Fort Riley and Fort
Leavenworth next summer. Thus does
the glorious cause of peace continue
it's march in the wrong direction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

bath every fall and every spring, and
next year we may shift the issues as
many as four times Hopeful indeed.
Evidently the followers of the Wiscon-
sin pompadour imagine that j. Pier
pont Morgan win not have abolished
the presidency before 1916.-Chicago
News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Presumably the sugar trust knows
its business. but what is its object in
reducing the price of all grades of re-
fined sugar 10 cents hundred pounds
one week and then raising the prices
10 cents a hundred pounds the next
mall
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal is a member Of the
Associated Press and receives the full day
telegraph report of that great news or
ganizafion for the exclusive afternoon
publication in Topeka.
The news is received in The state Jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

gust There is this difference in the
United States, though: Public men
have to be pried loose of their jobs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

With many folk the great worry Of
the present hour is as to whether or
not March will rush in with an ap-
pearance like unto an angry lion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Occasionally the expected happens.
The committee appointed by Governor
Stubs to investigate himself has given
him a clean bill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

There is something to be said to the
credit of life in lighthouses. Accord
ing to the Chicago Real Estate board
they have eliminated back fence rows.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Four days more and the Sixty-f1rst
congress will go out of existence in a
well, hardly a blaze of glory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28
KANSAS COAMENT
WOMAN sTATEsMANsHIP.

What will women do with political
power when they get it? The best an
swer is the things they are actually do
ing where power has already come to
them.
In Seattle. the other day, they re-
called a mayor and reversed the policy
OF the wide open town. In Colorado
the TOUR women members of the legis-
lature have introduced the most dras-
TIC marriage law ever framed.
Ihls measure provides for rigid
physical examination of all applicants
Tor matrimony. And it denies the
right of marriage to-
Persons afflicted with constitutional
communicable diseases.
Confirmed drunkards and dope
fiends.
And those engaged in Infamous CALI
ings."
Such is the craftsmanship of woman
as revealed in currents events Rather
searching, isn't it, and exceedingly
particular about matters affecting the
COWS VS.. MULES AS KICKERS.
AS kicker the cow is a close Sec
ond to the American mule, and the
american mule is acknowledged to be
the star performer of the four-footed
kickers union. There is considerable
olnerence, however, in the manner in
winch these two beasts get in their
work. one is always able to tell just
ABOUT where the kick of a mule will
land. as the working of his range finder
Is SO well known that people have
caught onto his curves. But with a
cow 1t is different. A COW is apt to
KICK backward, forward or straight UP;
ana she also has an awkward habit of
making circular side swipe that takes
In everything in sight from the corral
to the far end of the water trough.
The southwest leg of a cow when in
actlon Is thing not to be trified with
A KICK from COW, though, is to be
preferred to that of one from a mule
A cows kick seldom incapacitates one
from duty for any length of time, but
after the hind hoof of a mule has land
ed on the body of a man the sufferer
is generally obliged to retire for a time
| to the rest and seclusion of a hospi-
tai ward.-Overbrook Citizen.
A FREAK FASHION.
One of Kinsley's charming women
VINO mives nthe older circles asked
the Graphic to comment on the ridi-
culous way in which women dress
their hair today. It is hard thing to
| do because it is hard to understand
the point of view of a woman who
will make monstrosity out of the
GROWING glory God has given her, her
own fragrant hair. If the women
who wear false hair would take time
to study beautiful pictures a little
while they might learn that the beau
tiful heads that have been made IA
nous by artists have never been
crowned by silly knots of store hair,
| or strange towers of ribbon. There are
plenty of ways for dressing hair so
that any face may be suited, and most
attractive ornaments, bands, and jew
| els which will add to its charm A
girls face needs nothing but its own
youth and sweetness anyway, and the
simpler her hair is done the loveIier
| her face is.-Kinsley Graphic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

But Nobody Else.-He-You know
shakespeare says there is nothing bad or
good, but thinking makes it SO, She
That lets you out on thinking you can
say good things when you try.-Baltimore
American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

A Fit Mood-'I asked old Captain Pop
per II he croaked so because he had so
say to such impudent flippancy?'' ''He
got hopping mad''-Baltimore American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Doing Him Justice. He is hard.
hearted; whenever he runs anyone down
With his auto he speeds up and leaves
them. That's because he's tender
hearted. 1t breaks his heart to hear their
groanS of pain.'-Houston Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

We'll, what do you think of thatY' ex-
second day of the voyage. IT have felt
all along that we had forgotten something
and 1t has just occurred to me. 1t was
my wires mother. "-GalVeston News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

The Only Piece-Fond Friend-Was
there much cut glass among the wedding
presents? Jealous Cat-Only her engage
ment ring.-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Your friend is rather indicate" re-
marked Mrs. Wombat. Says she gave
her husband some panatellas for Christ
mas; What's wrong with that?' ''I
wouldn't think of mentioning sleeping gar
ments in public. "-Pittsburg Post
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Dyspeptic.-"He used to complain be-
cause ne never got what he wanted to
eat. Yes, but he's rich now Yes
and now he complains because he never
wants what he gets to eat."-Catholic
Standard and Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28
HU1HoR or THE Day

Pity Ills, IT'S True.-Duhl-A little
change never comes amiss Keane-No;
but it sometimes misses connections in
coming.-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

Boston Repartee.-Kind Old Lady Ito
little boy crying over a cut finger
What's the matter. Eddie? Eddie Sob
bing)-There isn't any matter. Kind Old
Lady-Wel, them dear, never mind. Ed
die-I never do.-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

At Christmas dinner in washington a
statesman who had been much in the
public eye, was called upon after the
meal to make speech. He rose and be.
gan, You have been giving your atten-
ton so far to a turkey stuffed with sage
You are now about to give your atten-
ton to sage stuffed with turkey!'-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-28

A burglar went home one night, fun
pied noiselessly at the keyhole and let
himself in without making a sound He
was about to creep softly upstairs, when
ms wife appeared on the upper landing.
Mike, said she. ''wot makes We come
in SO quiet?'' Blame itl' beloved the
burglar, II thought I was in another
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
9as unauiselOlte Cel.Wlunupol

Die Stanoarb Sel Gompaqnie Bat
4n3eige BON Der QufIOiuns eritottst,
tDel6e oas Sberbunbes gericht ihr
anbsfobleH bat, rsip. mitgetbeilt. tpts
Die QuflOiung erfolgen fpirb. Der
Ylan 1T iebr sinfdh. 8islana mar bic
Stdnodro Oil Comp. pom Resp oSerfen
Die 8eiiBerin Der Qttisn bon SO Dell
Rafftnerien. Rah psm sriten De3ems
Der DerbeH bic 4ttiondre Der
Stonoorb Oil Comp. bon Reu SerTen
bic Befiser bieier attisn isin. Tas lit
leolelih etn formeaer unterfhieb,
oenn Die esnanntsn attiondre uerben
Die 8etrisbsleitsr Der SO aorporatips
nen Ddblen, afO bic 6aupt Goms
pagnie fie peiter tontroliren. gs III
aber eth anoerer, benz 0olte nod,
fhdbliherer 4usgans oentbar. Die
RDdefslerihe Grupps bsfist iibsr bic
9dlfte Der Attien Der 6aupt Cons
pugnie (5tananrb Oil Comp. BON
Retu Jerfep). Wenn fie ein. abiolu.e
5reanuns DON ben 33 gompoonien
poaaiebt. oaIH iino bic 4stisn Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

gen lam. III niht sering. Die BRIGGS.
marine mare imitonbt, 1orptbos obns
lan3ierrobre nnn phne bnb fie abges
ihoHen Su iperbsn brouhien, einfdf
ins MAILER Su IaiIen, bu fis ia brahiIos
bonn Shiif aus senau on ibr 3isl ses
iteueri iDerbsn fonnten. Wlnn ionnts
audi BET gef1brIiher Gee elm Rettunass
boot su stnem Defdbrbeten ftidsn,
ohne bub In Giherbeit befinbIite
Seuts nOthis bdtttn, iib sinsr qtbenss
gefabr aiis5ufeben. unb manherIei
anbere 4nfpeHbunesgebiets ipiiroen
iih Der fertistn Grfinbuna erSffnen.
RDtbig freiIib 1T % porber, bic ems
pfdnasnpsn 4ppcrate an gprb 70 abs
3uitimmsn. bub iis iih nur bon ben
Shtpinsunssn beeinfluIen Iaifsn, bic
aus Der Standardization anienne itams
men. 9tnn ipni, tonnie gum geiipiel
bsim oestrita Der 5eino bas gsgnsri=
tne 1orpeoo ftbr leitt ourh feline Ell
aenen 5untennpporots abtpebren. 6err
Wirtb ipilI audi bierfiir bsreiis cine
Sofung eeIunben bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
Der ReprGfentant D6ik,

Der Heprdfentant W6iR,
Der betanntli4 3uerit oeranlabt purbe.
bic 4prruption auf8uoeten, peIhe bic
GrpdbIung 2orImers gum Senator
herbetfii6rte. bat DOR Dem aoncreBz
aommittee einige peitere neue 9es
fchi6ten aus Der S6ule gepIdubert,
ipelde bic fhuuber6aften 3uitGnpe err
feben luiTen, Die in ben ameritaniiden
StaatsgeIesgebungen obtpdltsn, benn
Die 2egislatur Don Suinois itebt in
oteier 9ertommenbeit niht pereinseIt
oo Giisubobnen itidten ben Qegisz
Idtur Wtitglieoeru pdffe fir Freie
Jobrten 3u, moran tie bas GrIu6en
tnlpften, Bills, Die ibnen unangenetm
ipdren, nieoer3uittmmen. 9elo puroe
BON dnoeren often ange6oten. sSeberz
mann pubte, fir tpeldes 9eIeB gelb
5u betommen lei unp bate aenntz
niB BON etnem groben aorruptionss
5onos, gu pelhem bic aorpordtionsn
beifteuerten. Die Crientiruno fir
Uitglieoer, ME tie gu itimmeu batten,
I'm cine gntlobnung aus benz aorrupz
t;ons Jonos gu erbulten. entfprah
bem in alien leoisIatipen a0rperfhofz
ten oes Qanoes ubIt6en Spitem. ;siu9
Der NGme beg 5ubrers Der torrupten
9anbs nit einsm 81" on. 10 mar eg
etn 2ei6tes ith 5ursht3ufinben, bsnn
bd er BEL Der Nameus 4bitimmuna
suerit uufgsrufen purbe, 10 puBten
bic uebrigen, ME ije gu ftimmen Bat
Ten. Dor oieies ARRANGEMENT nitt
ourhfubrbur. 70 erbob ii9 Der Sihrer
uno fagte bios, oob er gu Guniten Der
Bin lei. Damn tpubten bic uebriaen,
mas lie 3u tbun batten. Denn man
oiefe gntbuQungen left, 10 lit es unz
besreifli6, rpfe ehrli6s Wenften Der
gtnfiihrung bon Snttiattpe uno Refes
renoum fih tpiberfessn t0nnen, ba lie
bod oas etnatgs MitteI bieten, um bic
garser DOR poLlitdnDigsr 4usraubunq
gu fdiisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

cine Wobnuns bier boben. Durh ben
ruiltIdb<n Oei1nbten mid III bic Ges
ftufddft einfiibren IofIen. Dos III
ts, mas ih min.
Abtr lie rnub nieber nit ibrer "a.
mile nad W5sa; lie mub orbsiien nnp
ltrni flsiBis. Reue genfotiOnsn ptit.
ihtn ibr 0efiiblslsben ouf. Mad ii.
ntm Wstirennen fdrsibt fie: I'D, bsts
an SD bette an - bic g,ferbs gie
limb rtein aeben, meine Geels metr
0liif. 3ufdIlig fdblass ih NIT msinsr
Rsitptitfhe. Gs III Dosis.be pfeiien
iDis bel oem Rennen. ssd bin bocboes
ipruneen. Sh tpeib niht mebr, no
Ih bin Damn Iernt fie ihieken
uno fiHoei Elm neuss gntsiideg burin,
ooB ne NIT ibrer surisn s5igur, ibren
ihmaien Sdnben cine folhe Morbs
ipoffs banobabeH tann. Sis fiiht iih
als ieltener, ungefpGhniiter Waenit,
Der iih Dertuanbein fam in pieie OF
itnItsn: ~geim Stieben bin Id,
Wldnn; I'm Waifsr syiTh; auf benz
pferbe 5odei; i'm Baesn iunass Waes
den; tn 6sielIihafien grobe Dame
belm Boa 1dn3erin; I'm gonssrt
Jiahtigall nit isbr tisien I0nen unb
hoten ME cine Ueiss. Sh babe cine
Wlnitine in Der gruii, bic in bic GssIe
tinoringi uno oas 6er3 ifIaaen lihi."
sic fiibli fih bereiis oIs gDeib uno
sIHpfinbsi jsbt Rintoniune aIs cine
ibr nngethdne Shmah; fie emp0ri lid,
aud bertits segen bic GteTInna. bic
bic Jrau in Der geisllfhait bat. min
niht nnr aIs SpieISeus, OILS unierbaI,
tuna behonbsIt tperoen. Sh0ne aleis
oung III ihr eni3iiden. sSh bess bic
Toilette an. neil iis mid reisenb macbt
nno osm gsrgnlsen strpGhri, ben id
ltebt uno nit bem if gIiidiif isin
tperbe Die Toilette aibt oIio bcs
parabiss auf Grben :. Id bin elm
felienes Weisn. Sh bin poIliommen
seihdfftn, babe cine hiibfhe ;siour.
cine fh0n, Siimm. Geiit; nit al bsm
iperbe ih Gran ipereen. Oliidlih Der
Uaann. Der mid babtn nirb! Der
tuiro hns irbifhe parabies baben!
0prausssssisBt, bab er mid gu Mir
eieen ptrfiebi."
phant1itiitle Ship1rmersi nnb
lleberfreibungtn tpehfeln 70 ob NIT
tlussn gsobattunatn unb f6arfer
SslbitannIpfe. go srob iit ibr Drana,
lld ubsr iit ielbit liar su iperben. bab
ite sin.n Rom1n gu itreibsn beainnt
unb bic Jreuben oss Sdofftng sum
sr'tenmal ausioiiti. .Goii lei Cant.
it iann alss. mas it lpilll@ 60
ilinst triumphirenb Der Subslruf Soer
tltinsn Ularie gafhiirs.ip.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
Dlinber Gifer l4abet mr..

Jrau Nm. 6. 6uffrxijser, pom 50.
Isoo. g.. pelne iin In Der Weontoe
Vaht pIons uHo mitte[os in Der Hdbe
oss 6. 8. unb o. Habnbcfss umb<rs
irisb uno BON benz g3cli3iftsn Rel.
6trt bsm 6iifsfuptrtnknbentsnUso
bonn iidbtifnen 4rmenbous Juaefiibri
ipurbe. erslorte fi6 btreit, iofpyt au
ihrem Doiien nof 1olebo 5urii6sns
tehrsn uno srbieIt sinen gboritp Gis
itnbobHpob. tporouf fie am Nittua bic
1timreifs onirai. Git bate nah ibrsr
Aneabs, einsn Mortne4isI nit ihrsm
Satin. einem Mof6inifen. se6obt
unb mar In ibrsr Ruth mad bem
Dobnbofe eslnuffn unb aufs Gerabes
ipoN nof Cincinnati eefdbren. GMon
untsripeea tpurbe lie BON iieisr Reue
iiber ibren uniiberIegten G&ritt erarif.
fen unb ols Fs am g. 5. unb s..
Gifenbobn Depot einiraf. fonbte re
fcfort ein 1tlegr1mm an zine
8ftnnbin NIT Der Bite, ibren Monn
III perdnloHen. ibr bos n5thige yleifes
eelb 5ur Radfatrt su i9i6sn. erbislt
febom ieine Animprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

Stalisu beoauert ieBt, baB es
TeutItlano in QleeciroB i'm Stih ee=
laFeu uno ith auf 5raRtreihs Seite
geIteut bat. Gs 9eihab oas nit Riits
fiht uuf lripolis, nelaes ibm perz
fprp6en puroe. 2luein 5rantrsih
erpiss ii6 uuh in bieIem Safe als
treuIps, inoem es SripoIis pom Sins
terlanDe abThneioet uub baburh ben
9efiB fir o5taIien tpertblos naht.
Rahoem StaIisn beobadtet bat, ME
rei6li6 Seiterreih fir feline gunoesz
treue BON Seutfhlanb, nurh ben
feiten Grperb bon gosnien unb Die
ior3goptna bslobnt tpproen 1T, empfins
bet ss Reue. oab es it6 BON Jrautreih
5ur llntreue gegeu Teuti6lano perle:s
ten lieB. gu perpunbern lit nur, BOB
man i'm Guirinal iiber SSrantreihs
lln3uoerIdiTigteit niht beiIer unterrihs
tet mar. Sieies bat 5u teinsr 3eit
feline 8ertrdge gebalten uno baourh
puroe aud bic Spaunung in Mdz
rofto beroorgerufen. Bel ebrIt6ar
0eiinnurg pdre Die SadIage in
Wlarotto nt6t in Elm gefdbrlides
Stabium geratben. 4nitatt Die Ru6e
ter3uiteGen, 3stteIten Die Srausoien
llnrubeH an, I'm i'm 3riiben fi'hen 3n
tDnnen. Qlsin nit ibrsr Qift tountsu
fie DsutIhIauD ni6t tGuI6en, bus UNI
nes 5rieDens pilIen itb BON Marotto
5uriit5iebt, aber oafiir entipreasnoe
aompsniutiOn psrlungt.
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Ms ber obaefebts 9 aa!


nrn Yeriien ii4 mad RuBldno 3urud'
COG, tpubte man, ooB er Iih gu fetnem
8uubesgenoifen begab uno oab er nur
ic laade in Der 8erbannung bleibeH
tuiiroe, als bis er ppn Ct. petersburg
sen Wint erhielt, ndd periien auriifs
sutebren. Mit pOller 8euntniB Der
ra'iiiden Regierung uno BON bte'er
nit WaFfen unb mannihaften dusges
fiiitst, begab fid Der Gr.S6uh nab
Tetnem Setmatbslanoe, um Die bortige
9pItsrsgierun9, rpelhe anftng, iih Elm
supur8eln, gu itiir5en uno als 9uiaae
RuBIanos in Seberan cine Sheins
Serrihaft gu fiibren. Gs unterllegt
taber aud teinsm 3peifel, ouB oisIer
gsrrdt6er an ietnem 8dterluuce pers
mitteIft ruIiiiher 8oIuten iber oas
Golt itegsn ptrb, bas ith aHihttts,
Beriien elmer neuen uno befIeren gu
irnft entsesen gu flbren.
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| Die Strait Der Aetbermellen.
5.lefuntenNdtion uno
Jernlenfboct.
Bon artbur aiirf.


Dor turssm II. Elm Sdiii in ben s..
fen bon Rem gort einssilufrn. beHsn
Sabrt bon europa mad aneritn eir
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1edHit biloet. Ter Dompfer Bosnia
trus an 8oro cine Citation fir gun.
photographic, uno NIT beren 6ilfs ift
es gum erittnnal mosIih sefpefen, cine
brabtlosztslesrapbiibe Wertdnnigune
BON Dem 9erliner Worort Hauen bts tn
bic unmi'ielbare Hdbe bes 6afens Don
Nen Dort ber5uitellen.
WGbrenb ibrer sanSsn Gobrt iiber
ben Oaedn blieb bie .8osnia1 nit Der
Decentralization gu Rouen In Orr
HnhuuG GoDisI bie Gniffsfnraube
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