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Gov Wilson Should Reply.

The public expects statement from
Gov Wilson in reply to those OF Col.
Harvey and Mr.. Watterson. They nave
spoken definitely and with details OF a
transaction which possesses national IN
terest. Mr. Watterson is very much more
than "a nice old gentleman" He cannot
be disposed of in a patronizing observa-
zion like that. He has been prominent
figure in politics since 1S72-a full forty
vears-and his long services. coupled with
brilliant talents, command wide respect
The question at issue is not so much
political as personal Gov. Wilson
lightnng-like conversion from Cleveland
ism to Organism has Occasioned much
remark but has operated both ways Ii
il has cost him friends in one quarter,
II has gained him friends in another
IL he has been rebuked by conservative
newspapers, he has been complimented
by the author of Organism himself Ana
in Bryanite circles praise from Mr.. Bryan
is the highest of decorations. Gov Will
son wears the star and garter. bestowed
upon him by his chief
But is Gov Wilson a selfish and I'M
grateful man? Is he capable of throwing
over those who have served him because
they can no longer serve him? If so,
and an act of that kind can be estab-
lished against him. he will undoubtedly
suffer i'm his personal fortunes. For self
ish as the game of politics u.s. a limit to
selrishness exists.
There are these things to be considered:
Col Harvey as an original Wilson boomer
held the same connections, journalistic
and otherwise. that he holds today
When accepting Col. Harveys assistance
then, did not Gov. Wilson know of those
connections and profit by them? James
Smith. jr., as an original Wilson boomer
the same Smith in personality and
political bossship that he was a year ago
when Gov. Wilson turned him down for
the senatorship. The primary instruc-
lions for Mr.. MARITIME gave the governor
a reason for opposing Mr. Smith for the
Senate. but Mr. Smith denied that the
governors action was taken for that rea-
son. He charged ingratitude. as friends
Of Col. Harvey are now doing.
On the other hand. the friends of Gov
Wilson who are mistaken by these dis
closures see nothing in them but new
move of the interests" against their
favorite. By espousing Organism, he has.
they claim. incurred the bitter hostility
of his former friends, and deserves all
the more of his new friends. They must
rally around him with increased devo-
ton, and see that he does not suffer at
Baltimore because of his change of heart
toward many measures and some men.
They have persuaded themselves, and
would persuade the country, that the con-
test in the democratic party is between
Gov. Wilson and the Interests and that
if Gov. Wilson Is beaten for the nominal
ton the interests triumpix
1t is a very pretty fight. with any num-
Der of possibilities in the nature of trou-
bic. Who was it said that tive democratic
party was united and mo,dng in solid
column to the ballot box? AS a matter
of fact, and easily recognizable, neither
party today is united: and 1t Is that fact
that gives to every move of either a
very piquant interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

The passing of the post office hawk
may be regretted by some on a certain
score of sentiment, yet 1t must be re-
membered that he was a pirate, law
less creature feeding upon the innocent
pigeons that fell into his talons. He
was, Of course, doing only what count
less generations of ancestors had done.
His swoops upon the hapless birds were
dictated by both instinct and necessity.
Still, he was a destroyer, and it was his
fate to be himself slam by some I'M
known marksman, actuated, it is to be
hoped, by sense of pity for the harm
less doves that had come to regard the
post office tower with dread. There was
no sportsmanship in the slaughter of the
hawk, and If his death bullet was speed
ed by a mere impulse to kill there can
be only condemnation for his slayer. This
lonely bird had become an institution, and
it is fitting that his mounted body shouip
find a permanent place in the offices OF
the head of the department over which
he had SO long kept vigil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
Change the Date.
rom the Philadelphia Inquirer.


Another move to change the date of
presidential inaugurations has been start
ed. There seems to be no good or suffi-
cient reason why the attempt should not
prove successful this time. On other oc-
casions. when efforts were made to effect
a change the matter was treated with the
utmost indifference instead OF being given
the attention it deserved. A presidential
inauguration is an important event, and
of late years there has been an endeayor
to make 1t as imposing and dignified as
possible but weather conditions that are
to be expected around the LIST of March
have time and again interfered to make
the spectacle anything but inspiring. Add
ed to this are the physical dangers to
which one is subjected in attending the
ceremonies. Congress will do well TO push
this resolution through as speedily as pos
sible in order that 1t may not meet the
fate OF former attempts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19


to cover all possible cases, il it is writ
ten or interpreted to require the carry
ing OF tail lights on all cars that operate
by overhead trolley. and that are
in consequence liable to become inert
and darkened, and thus at the mercy
of any live car approaching from behind
The only reason for not requiring tail
lights on the city conduit lines is that
as a rule no car loses it's current entire
ly- unless the whole system is tied up.
and there is, therefore, no danger of
collision. Furthermore, the city streets
are so brightly Illuminated that there is
no necessity for carrying a lighted lamp
to disclose the presence of a dead car
ahead of live one. Surely, enough ac-
ciGents have already happened through
the lack of proper rear-end warning
signals to compel trustworthy precau-
fiOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
A Plea.

Whene'er men seek some credit to acquire
For generous minds, while they with
subtle slur
Into the compliment some venom stir
And mar what they make pretense 10
admire,
They use phrase which though you may
suspect
You can't resent WELL
And murmur, with manner circumspect
He always meant we'll
If you should write my epitaph, oh, friend,
And find my faults too great to be con-
cealed
Without excuses let them be revealed.
Though fool or "knave" must in such
case be penned.
Speak, if you should, of every sauan-
dered day
! might have spent well.
But do not with contemptuous pathos say
He always meant we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
Evidence.

What makes you think our great pub
lie men don't work as hard as they used
top
by the photographs replied Farmer
CorntosseI. when | was a young Teller
the big men in politics didn't take near as
much time to git shaved an have their
hair cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
Changed Circumstances.

Il can remember when you had to work
eight hours day said the old-time
friend.
Yes replied Mr. Dustin Stax; things
are different. Now l have to worry six
teen hours "a day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

The success of various men in the beef
business is the more surprising when
court procedure calls attention to their
lack of information concerning some of
its most important practical details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

Charles w. Morse is now in a position
TO receive congratulations from asso-
ciates who shared his penalty only to the
extent OF a scare and a narrow escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

Cuba will remember from personal ex-
perience that Uncle Sam can take some
very decisive steps on remarkably short
notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

Long ago it was customary to boast
of the size of the campaign fund a can
didate could command. Now there is a
disposition to direct the discussion toward
other topics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
The ThaW.

The way the climate fiuctuates
Is something sad to note;
One dag you want a pair of skates
And next you want a boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

man of long experience in politics
would have shown more caution than Mr..
Wilson did in inviting a collision with
wattersonian sarcasm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

The Eskimos are not an enlightened
people Yet they show great wisdom in
the way they avoid north pole con-
troversieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

1t is but a coincidence. But as soon as
Bryan shook hands with him Woodrow
Wilson began to have trouble with the
rest of the democracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

Europe is developing a great demand for
American automobiles This may help to
Offset the outgo OF American dollars in
exchange for art treasures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

The intrepid Mr.. Hitchcock dallies with
airships and government ownership
propositions with equal GOODNESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

Some philosophic fortitude may be re-
quired. but a large number of eminent
and estimable democrats will have to
learn to be happy though boomless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
Specials i'm Pure Foods
Now inn Demand.

Every article listed below is
guaranteed to be absolutely pure.
and offered at lower price than
usual.
A small lot Selected First Quality Lemon
Cling Peaches, grown and packed In California;
heavy sugar strip.
22c can; 6 cans, $I.25.
..Redstone'' brand Tomato Ketchup. made from
fine ripe tomatoes, pure spices. vinegar am
sugar.
nc bottle; $I.35 dozen.
..Armee'' brand italian Olive OIL, pressed
from selected ripe olives and possessing a deli
cate nutfy flavor that is both desirable and
agreeable. We have handled this oil for a num-
Der Of years with entire satisfaction to ourselves
and its users.
Special price, 74c can.
Jacob C. Shsfers Fresh Lean Pig HAMS
possible 10 procure hams OF more desirable
Size or delicious flavor; 10 Id. sizes.
Special price, I71lc pound.
Fifth noor. Tenth 1t. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

Some of the booms may be compelled
to substitute the steam whistle for the
steam roller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
Special Sale Umbrellas.

AS umbrellas are always needed,
we consider these offerings at spe-
cial prices very attractive:
Mems and Women's 70 and 20
Inch Umbrellas. of black union
silk, on excellent frame, and I'm.
ished with natural. mission and
ebonized wood handles.
Special prices, 5000 and
$3.50 each.
Children's Black Gloria Cloth
Umbrellas with natural wood
handles in a variety of designs !;
IS, 20. 22 and "a inch sizes.
Special price, SOC each.
Main floor. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

skates are now being exchanged for
overShoeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Advance in Art.

so you think our national artistic sense
is Improving"
YES" replied the cruel critic. Our
is far from what it should be.
But we have at least taken the wooden
Indians from in front of the cigar stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

II amt losin my faith in human ma
ture," said Uncle Eben, but l KANT hep
noticin' dat dere's allus a heap mo-
Articles advertised Lost dan dar is
Found.
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Perfumery Department.

Dainty necessities for the toilet
and bath:
Egerie Violet Toilet Water. ...............3 5c
ChIoris Violet Toilet Water. BE, zoe and 81 90
All Cologne. ............ zoe. 5Jc and 81 10
Colgate's Toilet Water. assorted
olors Observation-Disclosures c to 74c
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic
zoe and SOC
W. & l.. Quinine Hair Tonic. -. .2Jc and soc
Mchelsens Bay Rum. .3jc, soc and &c
Wanous' Shampoo Bags. each 1Oc; 3 for. .2Jc
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Hand Lotion,
Soc and 90
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Almond Honey
Cucumber Lotion. Observation-Disclosures soc and 81 90
Holmes Frostilla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10c
w. LIS Rose Water and Glycerin. 15c
Calox IO0tn foWuer. I've
Colgate's Tooth Powder. $1,000. lie and 25c
Hodgman's Hot Water Bags, one, two
and three quarts, each. $780, $1.25 and $1.35
Fratellie JanerIlli CASTLE Soap. one, two
and four pound mars loo, xoc ana JUG
Pure Spanish Olive Oil Soap. cake Zoe;
Bathroom Sets. consisting OF glass shelf
and six labeled bottles. .$l.15 set
Main floor, G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19
Handsome Imported Handbags
for the Social Season.

For originality exclusiveness and beauty we
have never shown an assortment of Handbags to
compare with the present. The selecting of a
handbag for evenings and social occasions is
greatly simpfed by our vast assortments.
Richness of fabrics and materials and gen
eral lavishness of style are marked features of
neWness.
Jmnorted Calling Bags, Kangaroo Handbags
in delicate shades contain with French gilt frames
ing card and small and long cordilier handle
purse; handsome e"a"'e'e' $500 and 5000 each.
- ~ e,ch Japanese Hand -embrod-
pS/.oo NoN' Observation-Disclosures
Imported suede i1anu and exclusive.
bags in gray and violet Coo, a,ch
$500 each. r.ndsnme Initials and
SILK Naiit Bags,
Rags. long corolnei gold. silver,
handles. gun and rhine
cro 90 each. in sterling silver
Main Hoor,E Eleventh ST.
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Womem's Outing
Flannel Underwear

Outing Flannel Short
Petticoats, plain pink and
blue and striped effects.
with scalloped ruffies. roc
Edcn. ...-.-.. .............
Arnold" White Flannel
Night Dresses, high neck
and long sleeves: tucked
and trimmed with q, 20
linen lace: each. pi'9o
, Petticoats. with mes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-19

Heavy Outing Flannel
Gowns. in pink and blue
striped effects: V neck and
long sleeves with scalloped
edge; also plain white with
high neck and long sleeves.
and plain collar and SI.oO
cuffs. Each.
Knit Wool Petticoats. In
black and colors; close
fitting. Each,
SI.oo to $2.25.
Black Wool Jersey
saline silk founces.
$500 q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
Sniammsnituh 5ipiidem StraheEbabn'
car uno Jrad)fauio-

sln Der Gde Der Ghappel Str. uno
woobburn aps. Fano s.iieru IbeHo ttn
3uiammsnitob spiibeu slnem 5rdnt'
auto Der Gincinnoti abottctr 20.
uno Der grobtpipn Gar Qo. Is 'tatt.
une stpei gofIagisre Der Strobsnbabn'
car. Der rs Sahrs aIts ALBERT Neis.
bon Ro. 2722 Woobburn aoe.. nno
Der 40 SABRE olis 9utrid Jinn, BON
Rontoomup une Dana aDe., trueen
leibte @erIesuneen oopon. Dos
;Frah. auio lpurbt BON BEN ebouffsnr
Gbas. SnaIes, Don go. 1924 eoleroin
ap,., stlen,t. Dsrielbe psrIDr bic Rom
irolIs iiter bic Roft2ine uns Isstere
rduntt NIT grob,r Dubt ssssn bic
Gar. Wshrsr. Seniteriheiben tpuroen
ssrbroteu uno Dsis sos fih on ben
Gteiben S6nitiruuben on ben S1ns
ben uno armsn su. Ginn irug Rom
tuiipnen ON appf. uuo an otr re6isn
Sti.e ces a6rpers 81. die pdNaslers
Der Gar ipuroen i.Ibi.perit6noli9 in
aroben S6redsn psrieei. iomen ieboh.
abaeiebsn BON Wsis unb Jiun. unper'
lest bapcn. Der SirabenbohnDassn
unb bog JrndisGuto tDurosn i6nsr
beihdriot,
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@okal.Dtridl
Der seftrise zonnta8.
9ie Sise trieb pisSer Saafsuse iH's
5rcie.

1as beibe @ettcr, Sas iih tros
Ses Berpitters am Saulitas ipteoer
cinaeitelt bate, IeHtte ge1tern Saii.
ienbe ms sSreie NIB Die Hnrfs uiio
gonuuer .Meicrts, no ote Sauon non
nidt por,eitis seidIoiien poroen III.
nareu oiht beiebt.
Inter ben 8ereinen, pelt,e lidl ods
Spdtiomner.@etter nod 5u stuee
ulof,ten, tpor auh bic Gtuctn'
matt SurneenIetuoe, Die III
gaIier RuIler's Garten, 2e'tfpooo,
iiir lbre RitgIieber uno beren Jami'
lien elm gastet.Iicnic oeranltdltete.
Wait aino uno aeeel hotten i,h ote
lestereu aud eineeiunben uno nah
reno oes adilsen Sases berr'die %
Srauben uuter ben itattieen gounleii
elm edit beutidss lebbaftes 1reibeH.
aorbe, eefiilt nit nuerIei GBipnaren.
beostten Die 1ifte uno beren Snhalt
befriebigte ben appetit, Der olrt ben
SuientboIt in Der friit,en Suft tiidl'
iia qeifdrit rporben rDor. Gtn erfrl'
,henber Iropien mar audi 81 boben,
ON llnterboltuna un0 Spielert fehlte
es nid,t. fin1, es mar EN- ineales
beutites Sami!ienieit, bos allen
Ibqilnebmern nod, lange i'm Geoati.
nip bIeiben Dirb.
Cine arobe ansabI WiitsIieber bes
lTeutfhen 2an6webrner.
leins un5 beiiau Geianas@ @Seftlon
begaben iih geitern stadanittas ou'
GmIaoung bes Gitperinieilbentea
Serrn ,sohn aanmeron rat ben,
itaotiiten armenbaiiie. nm bic mn.
| itergiItia sefiibrte anitalt 81 beiif'
iiaen unb ben nIten ssnioiien eine
tleine ssreuSe IN bab,pefsluHg 81 be.
reiten. lie Serren fpiiroeii bel threIn
gintreiien BON Serrn unb sSrnn anrn-
meron aui bas iSreunblihiie eripfdn.
gen uno uah einem Runbgong ourt
Sic alnitnIt erfreute bie Geinngs'
| Sestion bic ssn'aifen ourh ben gor.
Ifrag elmer ar3abl 9ieber, bic ullae'
meinen @eiiaQ 'annen. anh fiibrter
lie cine seihs BON miIitariider
llebungen aus. ,pornrf fie n!i' oel
I9eronoo nit einem gufen Irop'er
uno einem pon Srau anninifron 5it
bereiteten ,snIbib berpirthet ipiiroen.
| Ter Aeit ees 9lofn'ittogs ipiiro'
rpeiteren 9ieberportrdaen gaUinIuet
woraai bic 9heilliebmer ipoblbefrie
bist Die Seimiabrt antroten
lie Mitglieoer bes Tireftoriuml
pom SiIIsboIegnn-Wereii
tNatten lid, geitern mad, betH id,on ge
Iegenen 2oofoui. sans an Der 9ering
ton 4ife. hinier gopinetcn, begsben
no iie ben Radnittas I'm 1reiei
oerbrnd,ten unb es iih gut ieir lie
heu. 5err anton Niea lieb ss it'd
nift nehmen eirige Ienoricli iun
9eitea 5u geben.
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@oobieaotu z Sanserdpor.

Ter Goosfellon SGne.rbCr ham
seftsrn Ra6mittns in Der WuiieaI
Gr6ones Sur mouatIihsH Sisuns gus
fommsn. prdfibtni 5ulius Srsp
fiibrt. ben gorIis unb Sttrsidr 5enrp
Qlberb bas grptotoa. Der 9ereln
5siert ON nGhiisn Gonntag Stifs
iuacsfeFt unb srpar our5 cine babihs
demilisnieitIih.tii lei 9eiaug unn
Scna i'm Saal Der WluiieaI Grhdnee
DIR arobe Ban pirb beuer am eriter
5cmiicg i'm Wonat GeSember dbst'
baIten unb sfpar in ben Sdltn be,
arbeiterbafie. Die 5erren 6orrr
RGlsr unb 5reb. y,oibe purben su'
Ri,e!iebf1aft aufsenommen- Oi'
einnobmen belisfsn iih ouf $34 unt
bi. gussaben auf $45. Die 5iss
trish bic Riisli.ber fdnen In bi'
n;p6t, iobob nur ose ncthpenoigsr
poutineasTtGfte erIebiet purben.
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0ntit gdbmlanianB.
2aiiet enre ainber am bentiden lin.
terridyt tbeilnebmen.

Gxuie 6ffnen fih tpieber be Shuis
pfcrien. unfsre 3iubsr 81 empfangen
Ei, pisle BON bieien nebmen am peut'
ihen llntsrriht tbeil2
Die bsutihe Wuiterlprafs su er.
baIien unb su pfleaen. iit jeoes Dsnts
fder pfIiht. beIonoers gorge abe,
fonie iebes Jamilienbaupt bornul
itgen, bab bic ainber bon iebsr eebo'
tensn DeIegenbeit, bic Gprdhe sriiHbs
lih iennsn au krnen, 0ebrau4 ma
den.
linfer. S6uIen seben bieie Gelss
aenkii. GItern iduIpflihtiqer Rim
b:r fpIIten barauf ohten. ben ain'
berr 1yuoe am oeutffen llnterriti
eobur6 beisubrinsen. bab iie 10 ptsl
ais ane1nsis elntbeil an thren Stu
bier nebmer, iie ibnen nad wiosl'h.
tsi. su erleihtern futsn nnb ooni''
gum GrfoIge perhelfeu.
gs tam sarniht Oft aenus auf ois
gcrtbeiIe binselpielen ipsroeH, bic
aeiitia unb moieritl, Die asnntn't
6er btutitxn Sprahe nsbsn Der eng
Iiitxn init iidb brinst. lino ss TT cir
ipdier niht tpieosr gut gu mohenoss
ilErebt ieit,ns Der G!ierI psnn ~
purh ibre 1ahlGHisteit bic ainot'
pelbinxrt bnben, cine 5rpeite Welt
iprcbe su erIerRen. Ddrnm: Z te'
Bic ainper Deutfh ler'
nenl gn Dsrosn es euh I'm ysber
sinmu! oan.en, penn ibr Tie ba3n an
nehoIteu.
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Ruif, a,bpris Grb bie ii sabre

- Ruth pbplis Orb, bic IL ssabre
alte gohter nts Gilfs Ginnfs AUDITORS
grnft g. Orb, norb gtittrn WormittaJ
In Der elterIi6en Wobnrns, Wc. 300
MopIe aDenus. Dos Hinb litt an Der
aunsensntaiinbuns.
Dem % Sabre alien sc Ron
Compton ipurben In elmer aiitsnfabrit
in GIibart, SnD.. iGmmtIihs Jingsr
Der Iinlen bdnb BON tiner areisldgt
abseihnitien nno ipurbe er nab Der
elitrIiteH Wohnuns an Der GbettHuf
Strube sebraht.
- pbilIip .. Smith. Elm bttanntsr
ssarmer, ipeIter an Der D1rrtoDH
adnoitrabe ipobnis. itarb an glu'osrs
aiftung i'm 4lter BON 81 Sdhren. VI
hinterldbt eineu gruosr rno eifss
Shfpefter.
- Die polissi iuhi sinen Dteb,
fpeldtr oas 3Deirab BEG Gr. Keller
itabl. 49, ~
- Die .pua Mooi.r" baben fol-
asnbe DeIsgoten Der fenatcritllen. Ins
blsieIlsn unb iongreiiioneIItn acnOen'
tionen ertpdblt: 8. q. 5oplor. z. u.
gsobopp, !. 8. aippbarb, 2beO. ..
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10. q. guimer, 9. ". 5Iidinser, Y.
.G. goiburn, Gam. Gousldb, WortIn
Dan gcrbon uno g. 9. Weeormid.
Sisrauf tpurbs elm G,ntraI'aOmmittss
sruauyff
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tbeiIe Dsut{dIonbs. Dieter MeditI
lpiirbe lid, in Der Meift DolIsiebtn.
bGb mir Gngiunb Dor bic Wdbl ftets
len. Oh es auf Canada ooer bds Ges
bist bes yalstlesaians perSihtsn ipiu.
Gs eiirfe fnum zines Benetfex bt@
biirfen, oab fir uns bie groberung
Gonabas r,ihts ipeitsr als Elm miIiids
rider SpoSisrsans pdr. Dsmnrh
ii! poraus5uieben, gu fpeltxr ents
iGtibuna GRgIano NIT gesus auf eat
ncba seIaneen ipirbe uno bic naher
lieaenbe Jolae fpdrs elm enger 3uiams
menI9Iub an Gnelanb unb eine ents
iprsdenoe Gntfrembuns NIT Deutlhs
Lamb. Wie bic Werbdltniiie gsgenipdrs
tia liegen, lift fur uns pdrmfteGrennos
Iuaft NIT 9eutfhlano ein 0ebot Der
birIpmatiiten Rlugbeit. Die 9erf
liner ,Yoit" bat reht. mem, iie oanor
parnt, biefe natiirIihe, fur Dtutihs
Iann eiinitise Satlase bur4 g.rs
besunqen eesen urier 2anb su ftOs
rea, Sumol babur9 teoislit ben
81 ..ereHsn Gnslanbs 9orihub ssieiItst
nuroe.
gDiu man iin bos militdrii4e Bib
terQeeenpdrtieen. pie Is fit aus elmer
Deffenpsreinisuns Dsutihlanos nno
be- Der. Staateu srasben pirbe, 10
Idbt IS ii6 ebenfo liar, ipie einltnhz
tsnt pntmsrs,n e,soen Die pereinte
rsutIts uno ansritauiFHe 5lotte
ruroe GnsIanb ii6 ni1t mehr be-
boupten tonnen, ME cine eitr'ha!s
in eiuem Sbraubtod. Cine ercs
FER. 9borhit mare nitt bensbor, als
en- Bolt, oas iib as iol6 tperfhpciisr
grnbesasnoH. sripsiisn .onnts. burn
grebksereisn su ertfrsmoen, tpis ss
Dol piersebn SabrsH gsiRkn TT.
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ben seIessn bat. Sn elmer partsi.
Die ebsn erIt entTtanoen lit, ionnten
goHe iih nitht einniiten, aber bab es
ni9t an 2suten Feblt, bi. germ 8oHe
feia mDtten. lit jest ihon nahtpeiss
bcr. Sn Rep gort iit Kim Woooruff,
ebemuliser republitaniIher BOB, 3u
RcrsIbslt ubersesansen, iiherlid
ni6t, neil er iih bstebrt bat, Iunbern
neil er feline Rehnuns in Der 5orts
itrittss Ydrtei better gu finben slaubt.
sSm uebrigen lit eriihtlih, paB oas
gobtbum i'm aneemeinen Der 8ereuns
genbeit anseb0rt. Sn Sbio, bas biz
Dor aursem fart BON goHen be-
berrfbt tpurbe, iinb bieie fat gdn3lth
perihpunbeu uno pte Wenisen, Die
nod perbIieben iinb, rpsroen ebenfalls
bali babinsebsn, benn uuter Der nsuen
8erfaIIune fpirb niemano anoers re-
qieren, ais bds 8olt. 0a es nur bic
Trcae elmer iebr fursen 3ett t't,l big
snitiatipe unb Hefereuoum IN allen
Staaen einqefiibrt iein peroen, 10
bat bos argument Don oem goBthum
einen Iebr bsmugugiIfsn 4nitrtt.
Bos geperibee iiber oen Sdrif iagt,
| lit ebeufaus nidt einIeuhteno. er
Taat bic ssprtIhrittsportei tppus ben
sarif Der YartsipoIitit ourt stns
apmmifIion bon Grperten ent5lekn
unp bas tit bod ecnau bas grinsip
oas prGiibsnt 5aft 10 sifris bsfiir'
pcrtet.