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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
CONDITION
OF TRADE
IN VERMONT

Reports to Bradstreet's for the weel
state as to labor, in two or three case
manufacturers are locking for additiona
help if they could obtain it; another in
stance states labor is scarce and another
all labor is fully employed; out of the
ten leading labor centers in the state
only two report any evidence of quiet.
ness. Reports from the granite manu-
featuring centers contain the advices
that outlook for fall business in monu
mental line is improving and that the
granite quarries are having all the bust
ness they can attend to. In certain
sections of the state building operations
are largely in evidence, The reports
from the lumber dealers, who are in
position to handle business, state the
demand has been reasonably good aud
prices firm. An improved condition is
also reported among the manufacturers
OF boxes and box shocks, while the bob
bin manufacturing plants note consid-
erably larger business than they had
year ago this time, The general con-
dition of nearly all lines of manufactur-
ing business shows healthy condition.
Among the retail merchants the warm
weather of the month so far has mater
tally increased the volume of trade in
seasonable goods and the merchant is
making up, in part, for the earlier quiet
ness. The summer resorts and hotels
report good business, although at GER
tain places the extreme heat is believed
to have affected a larger automobile
tourist business. Dealers in automobiles
report the sales have been larger this
year and number of agents have been
unable to fill all their orders. Rural
sections report the farmer trade has been
light, as is natural for this season of the
year, as the work in the fields demands
close attention. This years hay crop is
the largest that has been harvested for
some time, in fact in some instances
the farmer was unable to cut all of his
fields because of the rapid ripening of
the grass, but as it is considerable will
have to be stacked. The present returns
the corn crop shows that it is
late, the early weather conditions retard-
ed development. La some instances it
is doing we'll, while in others the growth
is below what it should be for this sea-
son of the year. The potato crop is said
% be below the average, while owners
Of bees state conditions favor a go cd
crop of honey. Among both wholesale
aud retail merchants, money is said COM
ng in slowly and special efforts are be-
ng made to make collections.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
The Hyde Park Inn

Everybody who has ever visited the
little village of Hyde Park, Vermont,
speaks of its beauty of situation, its
sidewalks and well-kept streets. 1t is
a little gem of loveliness overlooking the
Lamoile River.
The Hyde Park Inn has been re-
painted, repapered, new plumbing put
in and, under its new management, it
offers to those seeking summer resort
of reasonable price, assurance of the
fullest satisfaction. Write for terms.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Dynamite ExplOdes-Loses Eye

Harry Reed, the ten-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reed of Fair
Haven. lost the sight of one eye Thurs
day aud will probably lose the sight OF
the other and had his face badly burned
by an explosion of dynamite. The boy,
with his brother, found drill hole in
the rocks, filled with what the boys
called lead. Harry secured match,
which he dropped into the hole, the re-
sulting explosion manning him for life
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Badly Cut by Fan

Louis j. Eddington, proprietor OF a
Bennington meat market, attempted to
oil an electric fan recently without stop
ping it and one of the blades struck him
the right side of the head between.
the temple and eye, cutting bad cash
and rendering him almost unconscious
The blade of the fan was broken off
The services of physician were nee
essary to dress the wound.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Birthday Party

Carl Stevens was pleasantly surprised
last Monday evening by about twenty of
his friends in honor of his ninteenth
birthday. Singing and games we're in
dulged in after which collation. was
served. The party broke up at late
hour after wishing the host many happy
returns of the day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Mrs. Annie Blake

Mrs. Annie Blake died last Monday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will
Stott, of heart trouble at the age of 81
Burial services were held from the house
Wednesday, Rev. Mr. Saer of the Con-
gregational Church officiating. Burial
at Coaticooke, Que.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
North Branch Again
Invaded

A fishing party made up of T. c. Carr.
l.. B Jones, Chas. johnson, DR.. Garfield
and Stanley Cahana went to North
Branch Tuesday. The party split when
they reached the river, some going to
Campell's Camp. The catch was rather
poor for such large party, probably
due to the low water and the recent
hot spell.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
CHURCH NOTES
NJ. E. Church

Preaching services at II am. and Z P.
M, Sunday School at 1910. The pastor
will begin series of Sunday morning
sermons on the subject,-God's Ideal
Church-beginning this Sunday morn
ing. Evening subject, THE sinner his
own iailor. You are invited to attend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
To Commercial Travellers

Do you know that Landlord Savery
of the Brandon Inn has purchased and
rejuvenated the Hyde Park Inn? New
paint, new paper new plumbing and a
progressive landlord. Terms reasona-
BILE, cuisine good, with hearty welcome
by one who, from long experience,
knows what the commercial man wan is
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Auto Smash

A serious accident was narrowly
averted last Saturday evening at Ca
naan, when the autos of j. H. Dudley
and F. B. Loverin, came together on a
hill near Fred Cartoons. As it was,
both cars were badly damaged, but che
occupants were uniniured.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Bows Were BURGERS

The mystery OF recent burgaries of
eight Burlington stores was solved Fri
day by the arrest of four young boys,
who admitted thefts of more than $50
and some goods. One boy had opened
savings accounts with two banks.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Queer Cradle

Vurla, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Ellis, of Wallingford, enjoys
the distinction of sleeping in her great
great-grandmother's bread tray for a
] cradle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

The body of an unknown man which
had been cut i'll two by train was
found on the railroad tracks the other
day mile and half south of West
Lebanon, N. IL.
There was nothing on the body to
establish the identity of the victim, who
is believed to have been tramp. 1t is
thought he was killed by the train bound
from Boston toNMontreal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Overcome by Heat

Fred Fisher of Woodstock, was over
come by the heat while painting in the
Vail house in that place and fell from a
stepladder to the floor. His collar bone
was broken and cash cut in his fore
head. An iron bedstead stood near the
stepladder and it is supposed his FORE
head was cut by striking the bed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Station at Norton Burned

Fire broke out in the station at Norton
last Saturday and before the fi,e could
be extinguished the building was des-
troyed. Some of the furniture of those
living on the second floor was saved.
The fire was set by spark from pass
ing freight engine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

Miss Bernice Davis, who has been
visiting her uncle, o. t. Davis, returned
20 her home in West Derby yesterday.
The trip was taken by auto, and she
was accompanied by Thelma Dickson
and Ruth Cnrrier.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

Hon. Frank Plumley of Northfeld
has been appointed by President Taft
one of the representatives to the inter
national arbitration meeting at Geneva
Switzerland, in September. Mr.. Plum
ley was appointed representative to the
same meeting last year, which was to
have been held in Rome, but was post
poned on account of the war with Italy
and Turkey.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
CHRIST CHURCH

Morning service and litany at II
o'clock. No evening service. Sunday
School picnic at Blueberry Point next
Tuesday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
100 Years Old

The Baptist church at PasSumpsic
observed its Tooth anniversary last week.
Exercises were held in the afternoon
and evening.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
To Automobiles

When you are motoring tn rough Ver-
mont, make your plans to stop at the
Hyde PARK Inn. You will never regret it,.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

Mrs. F. o. Bacon, and son Arthur, of
Barnston, Que, ale guests at Lewis
Halls.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

The Vermont Historical society will
add to its possessions at the State House
at Montpelier within a few days the
artists plaster model of the Champlain
bronze group dedicated at Crown Point
by the State ofeNew York and Vermont
the other day. The model was the work
of Q. A. Heber, sculptor, who offered the
plaster group to the society if the ex-
pense of transportation were borne.
The model was used at the dedication
services because the original was not
ready, aud few people were aware of the
fact at the time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
Smallpox in st. JOhnsbury

Smallpox has broken out again at st.
Johnsbury, where several cases are quar-
antined near the poor farm and else
where.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

The largest shipment of syrup to
leave the State of Vermont will be sent
from St. Johnsbury August q when a
special train consisting of % carloads of
the Iowle Maple Products Log Cabin
Syrup which is prepared at the CON-
papys local plant, will start for San
Francisco. This train of 25 cars will be
run special to San Francisco. The
company which has its headquarters at
Minneapolis has secured orders for the
Immediate Shipment of three other
special trains of the same size, one each
to Los Angeles, Portland and Seattl
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

Judge Parsons and family are at Old
Orchard for few days, making the trip
with their auto.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26
NOTICE

Beginning August lst., milk
per quart will be z cents.
This advance is caused by the
shortage ofpasturage and the
high prices Of feed.
STEVENS BROS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-07-26

Bargains at Wilcox's this week.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-30

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g hiss bre oufr iorsten Dab s n seans DIE 8dmp<
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sp0f aun dnnsr 9o ndt Die .nparteidte o Rdz
rs brade hn ipruh lit Riultut bes ortrtt alaiz
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enn g gu gspeubrune ouf Sruno Deg fadnoien uptsn
nms Ser @aausen sur sbsrfubruns Der 1nstagtsn gu MAIDEN
nit mel epen bier i'm 2noe Die eOBtn Sueaunersin per-
brno cine 3Idunu 8erbret ns roben betreb uber mas
BEL sirer onoen eeaenbit nod snma spOen meroen muB
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Grnntns e aepuiser Jator Die pplis Wsrruns Der Arbe
lit miro m ntere 8uhe bes &aptalsmus Su5morOen
lon Grbtern unniQi MAIDEN Iut9smoeltetn ur oos yro
tarc u focn Sin: Slid ouf fir Die 5@eiproenen uno fir O
oIomten Mer 2anoes dnpen r etenaampfe nit
Sen benben unurerbenr abpe9r tapitaltder Huuo
fud pp tommer ag oas arFesno Wplt lene re
bsit 81 errtngsn!
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Sem Ser0erbcn entriileIl.

Gttor Gopnnit uno Guru nb Der b tie erbobenen oro
nt9e qlprodsn noroen oas Doartonsum meas bat n eI
onQetloet ub Deg @neres nit elmer 0n gafs Go o o
nont nh Sen Gbseiporen nit Gen. Sagpooo nod anu9
n eridDDurg speds @uiauns @ufon 2aprence an9e5
su @ldrung bin 0db i gum Sr
G1tor unb 9opannit puroen sn 500 Dollar 8urs
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I}on1s obeno a lansen onon Die e Seaneendot
5sn Nreunoen befen Gidpnden hs dmenon proleaes
mpfdnsen.
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enn hrer Des etrei in Qomn ouraumo6en batten m Mpn
3te Die rberin Innu 2oppo erofn 4m nn Sage puroen
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Samples Stenosn NIT a unb Sfe Ste 9sfanosn isn
Ire Tmiouno pcr esblben nit &een Den 9dnoen
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lnref ube id ersen aisn, oshen man fs hhuose
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ter 5teit Die ameronie Getet bD enddBen os tie @ per-
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berem ts mDe i oafur banten baB Den pob 10
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pur, n Dos roetariat Mmera bat teme rde on
dnnn onfn Die als Rier rts taen a ous mas ibrs pt
nar.
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eb otbrt pie bn as Gdter Der unpaelh n o fub@
hGs en @srhonounssae batte f Die Terto
ouna aeaen Hifuidten ters Ser e 9erbanoune ltet
Si bes srrsses mubt nod berdte pron oaf
Sic rst beraas nsbmn slbt gu belmmn in pssv Hs9nos os
Nerteoune gDorte m Sin uerbio enm unparte1en t
n Der in Salem Die ganouns ls uno nodmas N es
asast Oon prbent er erT redbt niht
M @eosuuna bes ebtn Srprues miro nit otein Tetillun
TEN ono SIC Neoerluge Der aaptain DIE pnn or repd
Daourc nh tln auf pe anan yuBn muBts ood Oh
rroertun bes Yrp5ees erfolgt bel Der Wonenomn
b Ss mers o INNER mieosr ansorud H tein Sduopaa
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2lr better, aeitiert fiir Cure preiie!

Ean i'm rtioin 2ben cine San Die nt MIR Die gorie trat
onoern ouf nee Se eraBh lno bieie aie fngn ub
Die .Srbg" brgerlin Staote na5ubefe, i mion pf1ng
m fir o on bes So5ass benen le bsber fenolf gegeber
tonn gu Ser aubn Seie meroe Die bibebe mnle arat Der
Sofer in ben eg gefb bngelbadet peiet Die Yatrio
ten agen aes lei fir oos Soterlao no lei B oas gaterlan
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mpn d GrenBen o 9apern ro annopaer, bee gborten lie
oeben rgoterlono @enn ib Jet fir bas gaterIunb
erbe bonn oo Die aapiaten bgeben un0 ba erben
Die Yrolear ube mote fir oa5 Gneanb eben pten tanc
beeben berberen Die bus 2ebm i'm Saerldnoe iB o
nebn1 mad)ten.
Die benisen aresc cicn feline uationaen as onben Gin Mi
Gretarats n ynncn apias Die arbeter nBen
uieber o 3e beabIen bie be aptaen m ihubg gebie
Ser arBeroroeni on9B meroe Den Mbeern age nie lie
m pbol bden Die Soee bes @neralreifs Serbnoerng
egn ei ptld ofeu geporben es nohpnoig ein
bann o wie bisber porlen Bas and nen nose
pede gel eoud INNER eaBt merben nerben boe oob Die
Srooer Sale @efobr g uo Seben eber fir Die
oe Sbet as fir Den aaptoisns opfern bet ein miroen
aber % m0gd n, ord Die Ifon Der Arbter nena.
onale 9rg perbnen 10 pan Die Sreuben men, bae
aricge bic NuOnn be Die nit ben sbnen Der ad
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m Ootog troen Die GeIguten bes aonges fir Ben orei
tGgige Tner porgeben ben meeren gerangen lunen
SIapen uo Gude Soen Spanier lb SranSoen 9en Neber
Goer Gngano oes Gertrcter Maiorganon bes Eroe
ara brer Noonn prodn ber Die Sdlbgen Der ariegsg6r
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rin aler Hatoen bercit ecn inter Det Sadu &rieg Dem
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Sic &rgsiolge be bos @of trce oen Sngn Den 9err-
idenben r0fen mir0e.
2a &rpcara gpun @Scrbnis Ibcr jeue Die uagen
Ioatcu Nd hbcr bic etimmc bes SOfcs bnmcs ctem!
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bieier anfi9t berlsitet bat, lagte er
ni4t, aber er itellte fef, berausaez
funoen gu baben, oaB nbie prdfbentz
f9dft tsin unsetriibtes 8ergniigen"
fei. Die 5oroeruns, es 1olle bic Na>
tion alien getpeienen prdi iibenten cine
lebensldnsli4e peniion setpGhren, lit,
bon Saft Dorgebra9t, tein iibler
WiB. 5aft bat benz 2anbe 10 pe=
mig geniiBt, er bat als plabbalter fir
einen anoeren Mann unb am ShluB
feines prdiioentenoafeins cine 70
jdmmerli4e Rolle geipielt, bob es
am beiten 1T, penn ii9 iiber ibn unb
feline 9egenpart rufdeftens Der
S6leier Der 8ereefenbeit fenft. @s
lpdre cine 9eleioigung Der Nation,
penn, Bel r8iGIps" Riiftisf.it, fd
iein Nume in Sabrsebntsn auf Der
penf fionsliite bes 2anbes fortfhlepz
pen tpiiro.. r8iup" mar 1903 Der
r2ieblin9 oes 8oItes". Dies fpG i6fn
genug Iein, er fam ba5u, tpts ponz
thus ins Grebo. Seine 3sit lit um,
er rube fanft, uues unoere 1T bon
uebel!
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Gole SeeleIl.

0a i6impfe nod einmal elmer auf
Die ameritdniIden Gapitdliiten, iie
bdtten feline grfenntli9teit fir gelei=
itete 0ienite! Oas Gegenteil 1T rthz
tig. Saum bate Saft, in ieinsr Reoe,
bon Der mir, unter Dem Sitel: uGeine
S4panenians", berthten. es aussez
fproden, bab er Sebnludt na9 elmer
Penlion babe, fam audi fhon aus
Netp gort folgence Melbung: Sn Ger
in Der bieligen 0obnune 2lnbretp
Garnegies abgebaltenen Sabresper@
Iammlung Der 8ertreter Ger ,Garne=
gle Corporation" puroe bel1loNen.
oaB in 3nfunff grzprdfioenten Der
9ereinigten Gtaaten aug Dem Jonos
bon $125, 100000 cine Sabrespeniion
bon $4,000 erbalten iollen 10 lanee
Die gunoesregierung es uHterldBt fir
lie in aneemefener Weiie gu forgen.
2(u9 oen Witpen bon GrzPrGiioenten
oes 2anoes ioll eine slei9e Sabress
peniion ausbeaahlt tperoer 10 lange iie
lsoig bleiben. Serr Carnegie Ion
Ii6 bis6er 5pur geipeigert 6aben, au
Der Saae ettpus gu iusen, elmer Der
n5reubdnber" Der &prporation Iagte
ieOpd, oub es fein perI0nli9er
Wuni4 lei. 9errn Saft Die erite penz
iion 5ufomnen 5u lafen. Oes tpeiz
teren Fiigte er bin5u, oab es Der
Wuni6 Der 9eripalter Der Carnegie
Sttftung lei, Die gr=prditoenten
finun5ieu 10 gu itellen, oaB iie Obne
irgeno pelde Griiten5ior9en oarauf
beoudt iein fDnnsn, Die pGbreno ibz
rer 4mtsseit aIs Prdiioent sema9ten
grfabrungen Dem 0plf susute tom=
men gu lai1en.
Wsl4e @robber5isteit! Sod muB
nun balo aud in Mmerifa, Ielb5fper=
itGnoli9 ins dmeritaniide umgeoihz
tst, oas 2ieo bonn vbrapen Wann"
ertlineen, ser in pouitGnoiser llnei=
senniibisfett, ais Ginselner, ipeil Ole
gation ii9 peiserte, bies gu tun. fir
treue Irbsitsr, bic peniionsn aufz
brinst. Sir bas ipsitere 5ortfom=
men bon 2euten Iorst. Die aneeblid
iein uno leinessleiden Jeinoe sepez
len iino uno bleiben fonen. seoer
Prdfioent bon Mmerifa miro setpdblt
als Oiener bes 0oltes. Die groben
&orporationen uno MilIiaroGre eeben
sipar oas Gslo fir oen Wabltampf
Der biirgerliden parteien Der, Dbtpobl
ieoer prdfioent rein Disner bes Wol=
fes uno Elm Nieberrinser Der .gro=
BEN SntereHen" iein muB, forsen lie
nun audi nod, ober ertldren lie ii6
rpenigitens bereit gu forsen, oab se=
fpsiene prGi iioenten auh fir ibr neiz
teres Dafein. iorsenlos fir bas bef@
iere Oaiein bes 8oltes forsen tOn=
men!
Das gelo, nit Dem oies selde1en
Ion. 1T 5par aus Mrbeitern beraus-
gepreBt. Die iisbenmal sip0lf @tunben
bie Wp4e eine m0roerifde Mrbeit lei=
ten miihen unb oafiir einsn 2obn err
balten, Der atpilden 1912 uno Is
Gent bie Stunoe fhipantt. Dos GelO
1T gefponnen aus Dem 8lute uno Der
2ehsnstroft friib pernihteter MGnner,
oenen man bisbsr cine Mlterspeniion
perfagt bat. lit seponnen Durh Raub
on pffentlihen Ufitteln unb 8etrug.
rerii6t an oenr 0olfe. unter Mnipen=
oung boher 3Olle. Die eifenfreHenz
Den 8eitien Nmeritas molten ieopG
tSortlebuna amf Seite al
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Salts Sdmaneniaug.

SAT- fheint es nottpsnbis, es aus=
briidlih feit5uitenen, oab gegentpdr=
tig nod Saft Brdi iioent Der 0ereinis>
ten Staaten bon Horamerifa 1T. Der
WtdRn mar cine Null, uls er aus
Rooiebelts 9naoen, burd Die Ma9t
Der republitanii6en partei, i'm Sabre
1908 gum prGiioenten setpdblt purz
be, uno blieb iie, aud in Der 3eit Ieiz
ner Wurbe. Gs sibt in feinsr peite>
rem Qmts5eit nod sinen Sdlubterz
min oes aonsrehes, Die 8sratuns
unb 8ei4luBfaiIuns iiber Die GIN
nabmen unb Qusgdben bes 2anbes
fir elm peiteres gubgstiubr, Wilios
nen unb MilIionsn iinb es, Iber Die
in ieinem Sermin nod entIdisben
tptrb, Saft 1T isbo6 beute fhon Elm
toter Manu, cine 2eihe, bic nod lsbt,
elm poIititer, Der gu ben Soften se=
adblt miro. lunge porber, bepor sr
feline Rolle ausgeIpielt bat.
Saft mar nur als YlaBbaIter fir
einen unoeren Mann geba9t, sr ipllte
Elm 3pif9enipiel fein, in ben 4mtsz
terminen Rooiepelts. Seine Qufle6=
nung, feline SebnIu9t na6 einem
speiten Sermin, bat ben biden
n9iup" in bus Ni6ts 5uriideeIdleuz
bert, aus bem er setrmmsn III. DAB
Die republifdniihe Yortei odbei in
Sriimmer gesdneen 1T, fann fein
ein5iger SrOit fein. 3pur tut er 10,
als pb er bies nidt getpolIt Bate.
mD9te ale Sdulo germ auf eine an=
bere Seite abtpdl5en. gs fam iogur
fem, bdb 5aft oas eingetretene Re=
iultot nidt pollte, iein Rufen, feit
uno treu CUR republituniI6en Pdrtei
gu iteben, aus ebrlidem 9emiite
fpmmt. lin 10 I6limmer aber fir
| i'm! Der Sts:3 Der repubiifanifden
Soerrf6aft in bieiem 2anbe tonnte
ni6t ausbleiben, mubte einmal tom=
men, ieBt ooer fpGter. Dap bic parz
tel, bis an S6ledtisteit ben Demo
traten nihts nu6Itebt, fallen muBte,
1T ii9er. Srpbbem bate es iein
t0nnen, buB Die gurtei, iO5uiagen, in
S6onbeit eeItprben ipGre, es bate
ni9t Elm 10 jdmmerli4es 9errsden
Iein miihen.
Wus Serr Saft Der BsIt nod gu
| iagen bat, bus bat er iid bemiibt, in
gletp Yorf, in elmer Reoe our5ulesen.
@s mar Elm fribssitiger S6punen=
Tang, oen er belt. Gr CAB ieinen
Yarteigenpfen bic 9eriiherung, oaB
er ppbl elm &onisrputiper, aber tein
Reattiondr lei. Gum Sepeiie oafiir
| fiibrte er an, bab er ipobl an Der 125
Sabre altsn 8erfaEung feithalte,
absr bod 9tenoerungen befiiriporte,
ipsnn Die 3eit fir ioIde setomm.n
lei. 9lls folde fdlGgt cru bic Be-
| I9rdntung isoes prdiiosnten auf f=
nsn Gin5slterulin BON feds Sahren
Dor uno eripdhnt babel ausbriidli6,
buB elm speiter Sermin ni6t auz
ldiIig iein iolle. gang gleid, rob
eleid binter Dem eriten Oosr nit lln@
| terbrehuna".