davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1912-11-06
WILSON GETS VIRGINIA
BY 10000 MAJORITY
Returns Also 49,. That Rep.
resentative SIemp Is Only
Republican Elected.

RICHMOND, Va. November 6.-Re-
turns from throughout Virginia indicate
total vote of 10000. with Wilson lead
ing by 10000. The total republican vote
is about evenly divided between Taft
and Roosevelt while the socialist. social
ist labor and prohibition vote is not
equaling that cast four years ago.
Scattering returns from the congress
sional districts show that the democratic
candidates are victors in nine out OF
the ten districts. the ninth district giving
the usual republican majority. The demo-
cratic congressman elected are:
Democrats Elected.
First district-William A, Jones, re-
elected.
Evening star., 1912-11-06
LEWIS WINS IN SIXTH.
Estimated His Plurality Will Be
About 5000.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Nd. November g.
Representative David J. Lewis (dem.),
has been reelected in the sixth district
Of Maryland by the largest plurality ever
received by a congressional candidate in
this district. 1t is believed that when
the returns are complete 1t will be found
that Representative Lewis plurality Is
about 5000.
Complete returns from the thjrty-two
Evening star., 1912-11-06

"Ont Of all the conflict of this extraor.
dinary campaign there can be drawn
supreme consolation-in which every cit.
izen Of the Union must share-thai
through the uncompromising and un.
finching warfare of President Taft and
the republican party the third term at
tack upon our institutions has been de-
feated and the stamp of condemnation
placed upon it by large majority of the
citizenship OF the country, and also thai
through his determined and vigorous ex.
posure of the dangerous policy OF the
third term party he has repelled the as.
saults upon the Constitution Of our ia
theirs and upon the sound a-d basic ele-
ments Of national life
Evening star., 1912-11-06
What He Did as Governor.

His nomination for the presidency at
Baltimore and the events of the cam
paign are of too recent occurrence to
need repetition here. 1t is familiar his
tory. But it is interesting to note that
the new Governor Of New Jersey. in 1911.
with his party in control of only one
chamber of the legislature, and with q
faction Of his own party against him. put
through a program of legislation that
redeemed one Of the most backward
cofporation-ridden states in the Union;
that he vindicated the primary that had
nominated for United States senator
man whom the old bosses didn't approve;
that he made 1t clear that he had abso-
lutely meant his campaign promise that
he would take Office without obligation
to any man. group or interest, but only
to the people of New Jersey; that he
worked out direct primary and election
law which is now the model for other
progressive states. and that he secured
the establishment OF a public utilities
commission with power to fix rates. ap-
praise properties and regulate the finance
Of railway, express, telegraph, telephone.
light, heat and power companies.
Endorsed by Public.
He put into effect an employers liabil-
ity law: legalized the commission form
endom and recall-that he did all this
and more. and did it all in such way
that overwhelming public sentiment in
dorsed his every act, and interests which
tried to resist him were won over to sup
port measures of whose wisdom, even
from their point of view, he convinced
them.
1t was before all these things were done
by the new Governor of New Jersey that
A. ~, fI,1
sent up his call for Woodrow Wilson for
the presidency. And then the fame Of his
performances as governor and the per-
sonality that had wrought them going
through the land, there came rolling up,
as he once said the great voice Of Amer
lea comes. mot from seats of learning,
not from corridors of universities, but in
murmur from the hills and woods and
the farms, factories and mills, rolling on
and gaining volume as it comes. from the
homes of common men"-there came
laundering on to Baltimore the demand
that would not be denied. that Woodrow
Wilson be named democracy's choice for
President.
Born in Staunton, Va.
What manner of man is he? He was
born lin 1856. during Christmas week. in
the town Of Staunton, Vain the beau
tiful Shenandoah valley. Seven Presi-
dents had come from that state. and the
democrats regarded that as an omen of
good fortune should they nominate him.
Two years after Woodrow Wilson was
born his father was called to the pas
torate Of the Presbyterian Church OF
Augusta, Ga, one OF the most influential
congregations of the south. He remained
in this pulpit throughout the war
Woodrow was too young to have any
distinct recollectOns Of the great con-
fiict, of which Augusta, in fact, saw lit
tie.
Among his mates at school in Augusta
Evening star., 1912-11-06
Favor Commission Form.

An amendment to permit cities to
change their charters and adopt the COM
mission form of government carried by
an apparent majority Of four to one.
Amendments allowing city treasurers and
county commissioners Of the revenue to
succeed themselves and not be limited to
a term OF two years also carried by an
apparent majority of four to one.
Gov. Wilson's birthplace. Staunton, Va,
gave him $50; Taft, 2S1; Roosevelt, g.
Evening star., 1912-11-06
The Chesterfeldian Panhandler.
rom Harper's Weekly.

From Harper's Weekly
"Say. mister" said the panhandler, II
amt goin' to give We no song an dance
about bein' q staryin' man, becuz l ain't
starvin', but am victim to a parchin'
thoyst Could ye stake me to a drink?"
Sure said the wayfarer. Here's
nickel"
Tanks, boss" said the panhandler,
gazing at the coin. Make this dime
and I'll blow yer-I hate to drink alone.
Evening star., 1912-11-06

ing city: went there. although he knew
not a soul in the place, found another
young man in case precisely like his
own, formed a partnership for the pur-
pose of purchasing sign lettered "Ren-
ick & Wilson" and sat down in a room on
the second floor of 4s Marietta street to
wait for clients who never came. At
lanta was already Well supplied with
lawyers whom the citizens knew and to
whom they were related.
So. in the autumn of 1883. a new stu
dent matriculated at Johns Hopkins
University, and entered on work in
history and political economy under the
direction Of the late Herbert B. Adams
and DR.. Richard T. Ely. He undertook
a thoroughgoing study into the prob
lens Of government. James Bryce,
who. as foreigner. was studying our
politics and writing his famous book
THE American Commonwealth" found
valuable aid in the work Of the young
men at Johns Hopkins, particularly in
that of Woodrow Wilson, to whose
original researches he acknowledged
his particular obligation.
Completed Study of Government.
Early in 1885 Wilson completed that
job. He had made a book, and now 1t
was published: Congressional Govern
ment: A Study of Government by Com
mittee." 1t was the first account ever
given of the way Americans actually
do govern themselves.
The book met with instant success.
1t was Immediately recognized as a
final standard piece Of work. Today.
twenty-seven years later, it remains
unsuperseded.
For three years Wilson taught his
tory and political economy at Bryn
Mawr. The next two years he ther
spent as professor of the same SUBJ
of
sectarian college. in spite of it's name
at Middletown, Conn. During these
years, too, he acted as a lecturer on
the Johns Hopkins faculty. His fame
he in constant demand for addresses on
public questions.
Second Book on Government.
Everywhere. both in his classes and
in his public appearances, he made an
extraordinary impression; here was a
man, his audiences felt. who made pub
lie affairs luminous and fascinating
who was afire with ideas, as he was
crammed with knowledge: who had
of saying things; who stirred men.
just as he informed and clarified their
minds While at Middletown Mr.. Will
son published second book. The
State" displaying a simply prodigious
knowledge of the history and principles
of governments from the earliest times
down to the latest.
In 1890, the chair of Jurisprudence
and politics at Princeton falling vacant.
the trustees very naturally elected to
it their own old graduate who had so
quickly made himself foremost repu-
tation as a student Of politics.
His Return to Princeton.
September. 1890. then. found Woodrow
Wilson again domiciled in the Jersey col
legiate town which fifteen years before
he had first gazed around upon with the
eyes of raw student from the south
He was now man whose renown had
begun to spread in the world, an author
a public speaker Of enviable repute, the
head of family, figure of considera-
tion.
In 19O2-twelve years later-Woodrow
Wilson was elected president OF Prince
ton University This university is re,
ms r< a ole for the degree to which clubs
Evening star., 1912-11-06

Matthew Divine, a gunner's mate on the
battleship Michigan, was crushed to
death Monday in gun turret of that
vessel at Norfolk. Va. He was caught
between the turret's side and an ammuni-
ton hoist. His neck was broken.
Evening star., 1912-11-06
Record Unparalleled.

President Taft has served one term
and has acquitted himself with credit, to
his country. His exceptional preparation
for the task was universally commended.
His administration. was unqualifediy in
dorsed by his party, which again chose
him for its candidate for a further term.
The record of achievement during his ad-
mnistration was unparalleled. He has
stood as a bulwark in support Of the Con-
stitution and of representative govern
ment, which is the very life OF the nation.
The government has been administered
with fidelity and economy in every branch.
The well being of the American wage
Garner is unexampled. More men are en-
ployed today than at any time in the his
tory of the country, wages are higher
than ever before, and prosperity abounds.
All the conditions of triumphant victory
exist.
1.-The detection from the republican
party accounts for today's results The
responsibility for this must rest squarely
and solely upon Mr.. Roosevelt. But for
Mr.. Rooseveit's action in deserting the
republican party Mr.. Taft would un-
ouestionably have been selected. We
would not now be face to face with the
inevitable transition Of = rational pro-
Evening star., 1912-11-06

themselves to call him to greater task,
for. September 10. 1910. the democratic
state convention at Trenton, N. j.. nomi-
mated him for the governorship Of that
state, and when the votes were counted
for the state that two years before had
given Taft a plurality of $1,000 1t was
found that New Jersey had gone for VIII
son by a plurality Of $4,000. and that he
had changed the political faith Of $1,000
out of 43S GOO voters.
Evening star., 1912-11-06

instance the republican party has been
soon again recalled to power, for its pol
icy, its history and its administrations
have been found the sanest and safest
and the most conducive to the well be-
ing and prosperity of the people and the
permarency of our institutions. So 1t viii
be in 1916
Evening star., 1912-11-06
Defeat of Third Termism.

tective policy to the experiment Of a tar
III for revenue only.
Evening star., 1912-11-06
Against Domination of Money.

This was not quite three years ago.
Woodrow Wilson, as president of Prince
ton University. had been battling for the
cause of the study body against the =
cursed domination OF money" as he came
to call it. and hardly was the moral VIC
tory he fought for won than events set
Evening star., 1912-11-06

First district-William A. Jones, re-
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torps. bereit finb, ibrsr llnaufriebens
belt. unb pielIeiht ibrer 1efursnib
ums @dterldnb. aufriihreriiden gluss
brud 5n geben. Wenn es ipubr III, bnb
so pro5ent bes Sffiaiertorps repolus
tiondr affi5irt ift, bann mub bic Be
unrubisung tpirilicb iebr tief geben.
Die aammer bat ben Sffi3ieren bas
Bolitiiiren perboten unb aud ourh
onber Wubnubmen gu ertennen seses
Zen, Dab bic Resierung bos Stft ims
mer nod in 6Gnben bat. Die Griennts
nib Der Gefabr iit bic bette 9efpdbr
fir ibre gegeenuns. 2lubenitebenbe.
Defenders bic Rationen, pelhe niht
i'm eeringiten an Der Grbidaft, ober
auberorbentIih am 2eben bes Stips
maniften Reihes intereFirt iinb. bds
ben llriahe senug Der 1urtet Sll
ipinfden. oob iie aud bieie attis
iiberiteben unb Iebenstrdftis aus ibr
herporgeben mDae.
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Sas Stdnleb= a om m ttes
bat elmer Wafbingtpnsr Weloung 3us
fplge feline llnteriuhung oes Stabls
fruits beenoet. Dem aongreb tperoen
bariiber puhrideinli6 mtnoeitens 5lpet
gerihte 3uaeben, Elm geriht bon ben
repubIitaniIfsn uno Elm anoerer BON
ben bemotrdtifhen Dtitglieoern oes
QusihuTes. 8erIdieben, ME bteieIben
Tein m0gsn, tperoen iie bo6 in oem eli
nen 9untt iibereinitimmen, oab Die
Der. Stauten Stablzaprporation aufs
qeIDft tperben IoQ. Die WinoritGt
itimmt nit Der Wdiorttdt burin ibers
Elm, bob bas ge'teben Der 8orpprution
cine gerleBung bes Sbermans s9eieses
lit. 9eioe gerihte geben aber in thren
4niihten betrsffs Der GmpfebIungen,
rpie aegsn bic aorporation porge9ongen
peroen iou, auseinonoer, tpesbdlb Die
Minpritdt ben Wajoritdtsberi6t niht
uuter3ei6nen, fonoern getrennte 0Drs
ihIdge MAIDEN min, bic fpeuiger raois
tdl iein fplIen tpie bic dnbersn. Be
tanntli6 bat bos Suiti3 9epartemsnt
fhpn sinen Yroseb eineeleitet, nm eins
Qluflo'une oes Stahltruits hsrbei3us
fiibren unb oieies 8orseten ieitens Der
Regierung piro BON betben 5beiIen bes
QusI6uTes enno'Tirt. Rohbsm man
beim 5tuuborb Oil 1ru1t uno beim
9abdttruit geiehsn bat, bab cine Guf:
I0Iung bon gruits in ibrs uripriingli.
den 9e'tanbthils cine fir bic gruita
pDqig ungefGbrlite pro3eour lit, per.
ben bic gmpfehIunesr bes 4ouereb.
aommittees bic Stubl GDrporatipr
audi niht peiter bsunrubiesn. 9aE
pifTen bic Witglieber bes Qusf6uFss
ebsnio gut tpis mir uno besbaIb bari
man fpDbl geipannt isin, fpsl6e Dor:
idldge 3ur gdnbisung Der Sruits se:
maht iperoer.
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Der Sendt 6atgoif.p ben

Sendt 6atgaif.p BEN
9sfaIlen eethan unb beTen
ReIoIutiOn paFirt, fporin bem Draft
benten Elm Raisnitiiber srtbeiIt piro
fir beFsn parteigdngerihaft i'm 2oris
mer Gan. Dieis pur:sigGngsri9aft
beitono barin, bab Der prdiioent bel
perihiebenen GeleseHbeiten nit oiirs
rem Wortsn ertldrt bat, Dab Go
rimer niht in ben gurbesisnut
ge6Ort. DAP Ser grGfibsnt nit
Ieiner QnIiht Iber bic 4rt Der Grs
pGblung 2orimers nift bintsr BEN
Berae gebdlten bat, mas ibm in uns
isren Qugsn nur sur gbrs eersi6t, 1T
i6m pon ben nod nerbleibenben Qoris
mers libel genommen poroen Die
ReIolution, bic absr crit nad LANCER
Debate nit 80 gegen % Stimmeu
9utge6eiben tpurbe, peroamnt yjeoen
@erIuh Don Seiten zines prdiibenten,
burh feline Qmtssepalt bas 9otum
iiber Gragen 81 beeinfluiIsn. Die auss
i6liebIi6 in Der SurisDtttion beg
Senats lieeen." Sn ihrer urfpriinsz
lihen 5aTung bate Die yaeiolutiOn
i6drfer gelautet. aber oeritieoene ans
It0bigs Dorte purben geItrihen, asin
einsiger 9emotrat bat qsgen bic Rsfos
luton geItimmt. pobl aber baben feds
Republitauer es iid niht pertHeifen
t0nnen, Dem prdiibsntsn sinen 5ritt
Su psrieBer. inbem iis fir pisisIbe
ibrs Stimme abgaben. Der prdiioent
ipirb ben Wif6er ignoriren, aber tofs
fentli6 fG6rt sr fort, auh fernerbin
ben erlauften SendtOren auf Die
Singer gu ihouen uno ibnen. tpenn
notbis. bieie Singer sslessntli6 gu
tlppfen.
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Cine ian.re &riiis in oerSirfei.

Der uebersang zines bdlb3ipiliiir<
ten 2unbes in bic Spbdre Der cipili>
Tirten ober .mobernen Roiionen pirb
itets eine i6fpieriee unb tritiffe Gnt=
tpidelung baritelIen, alien WehielfdI>
len uno Riidfdllen unb ben bDfeiten
9efabren, big gu Der bes Qebens, aus
geiest. Steptiter m0gen pielleidt
iiberbuupt Die 5ruge itelIen, Oh bic
Gntpidelung 5u Der bic WeftlGnoer
Sdbrbunberte gebral6t baben, bon
ben jebt erpafenben ober bur9 uns
oefpedten Dolfern bes Sftens in fe5r
pisl tiir5erer 3eit nuhsebolt iperben
fam. Roh bat feines biefer adnber,
RuBlons. bic Iiirtei. Supan ober
Chino, ben 9eneis gang Biz su gnbe
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90 HIP, PIX, PS.

Wenn i1 feds 6enefe sablsn fam.
Sinb ihre Rrdfte niht bic rntine2
Sn renns 3u unb bin Elm rehierWaHn.
4ls bdti' i'd pierunospanSis 8eins.
llsber bic Dorte borie poiper,
g|ieroetroft unb pferbeitdrss, bic biss
fen Ausfiibrungen In Der iibIthen 4bs
tiirsuna ala lisbtrf6rift pordnaeiebi
iinb. III alien 4nfhein nad bic hnts
fhe tehnifh< B<lt In arse Ghuisris@
teiien aeratbsn. Die pferbefruft
foa teute I'm nlIes in Der We!t niht
mebr nneepdnbs fperben ;beHer iti nod
bic pferbe5tdrte, absr ouh bic III nihi
aons iobtllos, unD 10 fpreheH man1s
Sneelieure iur5iDfg Don .pferbtn4.
- cine UhaiGine pon 20. 80 .pfers
ben, - bit Intiiien fudsn nob sinem
neuen Wort, unb Der nit 0ider Ut.
belt bttraut< tpiHenfHaftli9e Gndnus,
ihnb bai I'm borigen Sabre -ipsiI ibm
Der boppsltf Muftrds 3Htbeil ssfporben
mar, ben neueH Musbrud su finbtn,
BON Der dlten .pfsrbsfrnfs1 nber bins
iiber5uretten, mas nod su rttisn sebi
- ben Musmeg 9ieupferb porgts
fnlosen. Wlun mus f6on niIsn Ders
fHlungenen9 9rrDsgen nd6geben, bic III
nerjeits aus Der beiben Getnfuhl
noH eintm enbli9 ollen9nforbe
geniieenben M0rts, onbererfeits bsi
G4pierigleit bisiet Mufeubt entfprin.
Gen. nm ~ ssrls4s1 nis iemaub 81
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Die geaIl 9prldge, pelhe
Sermins unp Margin=@ertdufe IN
gaumpole BEL Ibtperer Strufe perbiez
tet, 1T bonn Sauie nit GROCER Wtalorls
tat, nit 95 gegen 25 Stimmen ahgss
nonmsn pproen. @eriuhe, Die Borlass
10 su amenoiren, bab lie aud ben 9ez
tretoepuder perbietet, fhlugeH fehl. Us
puroe barauf binsepieien, baB bic
Wirtiamteit Der Bin nur bee:ptrd6tt9t
piirbe, NOBLE man oerielben tpmpli3trte
aominiitratipe WabreseIn anhangsn
unb auBeroem liege bem 9auie ein 0e'
ieBentpurf Dor, Der gesen bic 9etreioez
POPULATION gerihtet lei. Dieie Inz
iihten brangsn ourh uno bic geall' 'i6e
0orIage puroe paiIirt, pie lie 1T,
llebertretungen peroen nit hphen
9eIoItrafen geabnoet uno auBeroem
iinb bobe 9elbitrafen fir jene porge'e>
ben, bic ben Spetulanten ourh bic
goit poer per telegraph Snformutios
nen geben uno Der Spetulatipn ods
bur6 0ori6ub leiitsn. Gs ii
fraelt6, ob bic Bin unbei6dosi
an ben 9lippen bss Senats pors
beitommt unb foQs es geiteber
ioIIts, 1T ss nod fragIider. ob lie Die
Sti6probe i'm 8unbesobereeri6t auss
bGlt. Sbon pdbrenb Der Sebatte
purbe ibr Der 8orpurf Der untonitis
tutionaIitdt eemadt. Mos absr nt6t
bel auf iid bat.
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Gobalb bic alte Stra :
fsnbubn= 9eiellf d G # ibren
neuen Sreibrief lpesbatte - es mar
tpo6I Der toItbarfte, ben cine Rorporas
tim ie erlangt bat -, rsrtuufte Il:
aus. Sbrem geiipteI foIqte, sbenfaas
nod gn1pfdng zines nsusn tpertbpollen
Greibriefes, bic Gas 60. SEPT i6eint
bic Rahfplgerin oas 5eIo absegrait SlI
bdbeu. ipesbaIb iie iid ebsnfuus nit
Grfolg naa einem Raafolger umges
iehen bat.
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9as uusIud auf Der
Gurlington 8obn BEL Gbicdgo
ON ,Sonutug fiihrt mOglider Detie 81
e.Rer unterIuhuuo orrG) bic Regie=
rung. Mtit elmer 8oruutsriuhung iinb
Slpei Snipettoren Der 3pii6enItaatIis
den 5GnoelssSorlmiTiion beidGftigt
rnb psnn Don bieisn aud ni6t gu err
fobren mar. gu peldem gefunb iie ge'
lcngt finD. 10 fper0en lie poh an ois
9ommiiiion rapportiren. Utan Idbt
hurdbltten, dls ndre Der 8etrteb auf
jerer qroben 8ubn nitt 10, ME sr ie!n
ioGte. 2tu6 Die itoatli6en SebOrbea
unteriuhen ben unolutsfun, fobaB FL
hpffen lit, baB bic pirtIt6en urfahsn
ar ben Gag gebra6t psroen. Die
gahn Idiebt bic S6ulo uuf spei ibr:r
2lHqeiie1tsn, auf ben 2otomotipfiibrer
her BET Dem 3uiummeritoB ums 2sben
ostcmmen 1T, unb auf einen 6laggsns
pdrtsr, alio auf ben 70 3ierlih unters
oeoronet'ten Qnoeiteqten i'm qanlsu
getrieb. Der QotomotiOfiibrer IoQ oaz
GlodiigndI nicht beahtet tcben unb be.
GigHaImann bube ieinen 3ug niht &C.
hDrig geidust.
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Die Demotratsn befom :
men 4neit, bag Der wRabttalis>
mug" ibres prdTbentihuftsz& &anbibd=
ten ibnen Bel Der Wabl fhaoeR tonnte.
Gle bcetlen iih bssbaIb, gu ertIdrsn,
bab es nit oem RaDitalismu3 Wilipns
nur bulb 10 i6limm lei, als bebauptst
tperbe. 9eionoers trsfFe pas gu, 10
fpirb herporsehpben, nit Sesug aui
has Hiitberufungsre6t Der Ridter
Gs biebe, buB BiIfpn fir bieies Reat
fet. 0as lei niht paRr, oenn er bl1e
fi6 DieoerboIt ougegen auseeiproer,
8ir nerben biz gum IoDerbsr nod
pie. dbnIi3es 3eug 81 horen bstoms
men.
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qm l. ausuit pirb prd :
fibsnt 5aft uffi5ieu piIIen. DAB
bic rcpubIitaniite Rationuls8onpens
tlpn ibn pieosr nominirt bat. Du 0ei
hieien 9elegenbeiten Die prdToent-
ihaftssSdnbtoaten ibr politiihes pros
eromm ourlegen, 10 tptro bieie formeu,
Sobe baoura eine ioIhe DON GROCER
Mihtidteit.
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9a s lang ftielige un b
i6psrfGlIigs Smpead :
ment 8erfabr gsgen ben
8i6tsr Qr6bulb pom Sanoelsgeritt
fpegen angeblthen &mtsmibbrduhs
unb 9rafts i4 geitsrn i'm gunbesienat
in Gang geiest porben. Der Sendt
tpuroe als tribunal eiugeidporsn
uhb erlieb cine 8orlabung ssgen ben
8ef6ulotgtsn, ponah sr am Srsitag
Mittag Dor Der aDrpfrI6aft gu erf6eis
nen bat. Damn pirb aud beittmmt
tperben, ob Die untsriu6ung ioglsth
oufgenommen ober big gum 5erbft,
ndbrenb elmer Sps3ialiisung i'm Ro.
pember, Derfaoben pirb. 4r6balt
piiniht oas IeBtere, rpabrIheinIid ar
basSprihport benteno :3eit esponnen
9lnes geppnnen, unb tpie perlautet, II.
bsr Senat geneigt, feline" Wiinf6e su
beriidiihtigen. Die 5iibrer i'm 6auIe,
pelden in oieIsm Safe bic Role bon
Stautsanndlter Sufdnt, psrben fif
stpar alien gerfdlsppungsDsr
fpioerfesen. dber bic unteritiisung I'm
Genat mirb niht grob senug fein, I'm
cine fofortige aufnubme Der gerbanbs
lunsen gu erspingen. Da MIR uns Don
bem gansen gerfabren ni6t piel Der
fprsden. i'll es slsi6eiltie, Oh Der syall
iebt oDsr fpdter entfhieben tpirb. 5n
Der gnnsen 0eihidte unferes 2anbes
finb nur aht 5dne bon Smpsa6ment.
Berfobren befannt, bic einen prGfiben.
ten Der Ser. Giaaien, einen Bunbes.
fsnaior, eineH ariegssSetretGr. einer
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Ser o9. rStanoarb Oil
gircls" pirb oIs SGufer Der
8bite'Iaen SntereIen in Der @oIumz
bia 9as unb Glectrtc 60. genanni.
Rotefeler eI3 r9as>8eneroI" BON
Cincinnati, oas bate iih isIbft Der
Srigindl>Sosoeneral glnbrerp 9itsn.
Iccper niht tr0umsn IdI'en.
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geifssr bes gunbesobergeridhts unb
bier gunnes- -Diitrittridtsr betrufen.
aber nur sfpei purben iiberfiibrt unb
ihuInia befunoen.
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q flsrifn.

M.: ~Die sehfs benn In Der neusn
GiiHitLfrtbe. bic Der Wilbboues W. mil
Der Naierin sefmlpfsn bnt2-
N.: %. iebr fiinIlsrii@l Der
MdnM brou6t nur siuen MunjA IL
dubkrn. b0nn matt fe ibm eispcs, unn
lDt1 ne stipas babsn - 70 1ani Il NJ
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Sntel SalI bat iid BEL Der Re:
oierung pon 9eru fir Die Snotansr
peripanot, bic man noh ben betanntsn
3e5epten bort obne gBeiteres hintoegs
siriliiirt. 9eru mag nit Der 5rage
ortpprten: 8o bait ou oeine Snoionsr
gelaHsn?
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aelteres Gr1ulein: I'D, Dns spur.
be ih Dor ben Mdnnern eauornt -. !.
uno jett fomnlt nid,t nal einer!1