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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
A Strictly Local Office.

An expression of the local feeling re-
garding the office Of recorder OF deeds,
which rightfully belongs to the District
and is nevertheless regarded as legitimate
political spoils, to be given to partisan
workers in the states, Is to be found IN
the news columns of today's issue in the
form Of statements by representative citl-
zens There can be no disputing of the
arguments advanced respecting this par
ticular Office If there is one which is IN
every respect local II is the recordership
Every detail of the business pertains to
immediate local interests. The properties
which are recorded are those of the peo-
pie of Washington. The corporations
whose papers are filed are comprised Of
washingtonians. The money by which
the Office is supported comes from the
pockets of District people The every
day relations between the office and the
public intimately affect the citizens of the
capital.
Just why, nearly thirty years ago, Pres
ident Cleveland picked this particular
local Office to be used as political plum
Is not readily understood. But after he
had made one futile nomination of an
outsider he tried another and succeeded
by dint of partisan appeals to his sena-
torial supporters to secure confirmation
for his nominee after bitter fight waged
by the friends of the District. After that
President after President has considered
the office to be put definitely in the
spoils class, irrespective of its excep-
uonally local character, and SO the wrong
has been continued.
There is one way to check this long
continued injustice, and that is to enact
legislation placing the office under the
District Commissioners, with definite
local residence qualification, or leaving
it as a presidential appointment with
such a qualification distinctly imposed.
Whether the recorder is named by the
President or by the Commissioners, he
should be a Washingtonian, genuine,
undoubted Washingtonian, and not one
by mere assumption of the title. win
not Congress recognize the justice Of this
plea Of the District people that one of
their own number be surely designated to
record their realty deeds and their in
corporation papers?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
A Text for Certain Worshipers.
rom the New York Su

FEUn tHt NEW TUX sun
The most interesting and multiplex
American personality and parsonage is
with us once again. and once more the
capital of these United States is Oyster
Bay. Even the weather famed as the
combustible colonel neared his native
strand. About this time look out for a
hot spell Of politics. The colonel has a
competent sense of humor. but the spec
tacle of the so-called progressive party
totally unable to walk alone and clutch
ing fondly but desperately at its pro-
prietor's coat tails is calculated to irk as
well as tickle him. Must the colonel run
all the time. like his river? In an adj
dress at the Cambridge Union. May Is.
1910. Col. Roosevelt made confession
which seems to have been forgotten by
the more fanatical of his New York ador-
ers: Il never took great interest in
defeats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
National Photographic Headquarters

Another national organization has de-
cided to open its headquarters in Wash
ington and to establish its home here. At
the latest meeting of the National Asso-
citation. of Photographers. at Atlanta, a
Washingtonian was chosen president, and
sentiment was expressed for the erection
Of a building and the maintenance here
of a permanent exhibit All that applies
to the fitness of Washington as the cen
ter of industrial and scientific national
activities fits the case of the photogra-
piers 1t is to be hoped that their pres
ent project of making this city not
merely their definite headquarters. but
their annual meeting place. will be car
RED into effect. A permanent exhibition
of the best work Of American photogra.
pliers, maintained here in Washington
would come under the eyes of American
people more conspicuously than in any
other location. This advantage Is to be
taken into account as q reason for carry
ing the enterprise into execution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Mr. Frank Vanderlip wants every page
OF the Congressional Record read. Only
man who has been accustomed to pc
ruse page after page of statistics could
find the Record work of such absorbing
interest. The suggestion, however, is one
that ought to earn Mr.. Vanderlip the
gratitude of every member Of Congress
who asks for leave to print
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
Pushing the Seasons.
ia noston TRANSCRIPT

From the Boston Transcript.
An excellent way to forget the heat Is
to remember that the Christmas maya
zines are now going to press. and that in
a couple of weeks our more progressive
stores will be holding their mid-winter
bargain sales,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Central American politicians will have
some busy sessions If they undertake to
search their consciences for resolutions
and APOLOGIES that are overdue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHH4ASDER JOHNSON.
Discouraged.

Don't YOU dancer
No" replied Mr.. Meekton.
Haven't you tried to learn?"
Yes. The lady l employed was very
competent instructor. But 1 can't see
any sense in a mans paying woman to
find fault with him..
A man who says Friday is his lucky
day can't claim that he is not super
stitious. He has simply thrown in the
reverse clutch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

The remarks of the weather man,
though not distinguished by poetic grace,
have represented the most satisfactory
tributes paid to June in long time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Mediaters are not lavish with inter-
views Their responsibilities call for
more thinking than talking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

BY adding a million or so to the pro-
posed payment to Colombia, Uncle Sam
might escape the embarrassment of
making any apologies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Confidence is expressed In the ability Of
the American people to be prosperous
and happy during the temporary absence
of a polo cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Collectively Congress cannot favor
motion to adjourn. however much numer-
Gus members would welcome the step in
dividually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
Cheerful Disposition.

us this train on tlme?" asked the rest
less passenger.
NO" replied the conductor. We're
two hours late"
That's good. I'D rather be here than
in the town I'm going to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Even Huerta must admit that a man
cannot so on tottering indefinitely with
out becoming tired Of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
In q Moment Of Candor.

DO you believe everything you see in
print?'
No" replied Senator Sorghum.
Not even your own speeches.
well. speeches don't always represent
what a man believes himself as much as
what he wants the other fellows to be-
lieve."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Tarrytown, n. y, Is now hopeful of
becoming as placid community as Pat
erson, N. j., has resolved to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
An impractical idea,

The Oriental dreams about a future
blissful state
Nirvapa, which will find him all OBJ
livious to fate.
Mohammed gave his followers a heaven
of their own,
Which those with our ideas are inclined
to let alone.
There is heaven for each mortal striv-
ing here below:
For some the pace is rapid and some want
it rather slow.
I fear my own ideal to a scanty height
ascends-
Just let me sit around addressing post
cards to my friends.
There's a gentle satisfaction that is never
known to fail
In taking up your pen and sending seem
cry by mail:
Or il a certain taste for art or humor
you'd display.
You can find funny jingle or a picture
bluntly gay.
When weary of this mortal strife. oh,
let me find spot
Where I can scratch line about the
climate, cool or hot
And somehow, Ger the distance which
it's strange enchantment lends.
Devote myself to sending picture cards
to all my friends!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

There are moments when freight rate
problems appear almost as perplexing
as income tax calculations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
Bad limitations.

The fashion pictures strangely gay
Bring to each festive spot
The folks who think they look that way
But most of them Do Not!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

A great deal OF Mr.. Bryan's most in
teresting information is not available for
chautauqua purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

The selection of partially numerical
title enables Sir Thomas Upton to go on
building Shamrocks Indefinitely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Occasionally a mere golf game will try
a mans patience as much as problems
of international moment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
Gaillard Cut.

From the Chicago Post.
'.Gaillard CUT it should be. to commem-
crate the man who conquered Culebra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

The shout, Down with the trusts,
has undoubtedly lost its old-time ex-
uberance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

UIn order to avoid deiay. On account q
not be addressed to any individual connected
with the ONCE but simply to THE STAR or to
the Editorial or Business Department, according
TO tenor purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25
Busy.

You're not putting up the game we
expected of you," said the base ball fan,
reproachfully.
BE reasonable replied the Eminent
Player. I've had to interview my law
yer and sit for photographs. and keep
my secretary supplied with material for
literary work, not to mention looking out
for stuff for my monologue next winter.
A man can't do everything at once
Sometimes it takes a man Of keen in
tellectual and moral discernment to tell
the difference between an opportunity
and a temptation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Entered as second class mall nRtter at ths post
ONCE at Washington, D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

Business Once nth st. and Pennsyivana Avenue.
New York Once: Tribune Building.
Chicago Once: First National Bank B1idfnE-
European once: Regent ST., Loudon. England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

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trimmed with deep
o pc n embroidery
fiounce run with rib
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Special,
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PAYABLE in advauce-by mail. postage prepaid:
Daily Sunday included month. % cents.
Daily, Sunday excepted, one month. 40 cents.
Saturday Star. 81 year: Sunday Star, $24o year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
amb. GrspbiHs' ESQ. Sobestas

Sm St1nbetaus su Slogan itart
am 16. gulf 1864 4nbreas @rhpbiuS,
oeiIen aebsn In bic nnieliaiit 3eit ber
bsuifden Geididte suriidfii6rt. 5s
aabre 1915 asboren, bat Der fhleiiide
Di&ter ben aroben arisa. tsr breifia
Sabre lana alle 1heilt bss osutlde.l
2anbes auf pa furhtbdriie aciinlut,s
te. In Ieinsr gan3en ausbtbHiina miisr.
lebt, uno sr bat bic idnere gtgth Ssr
3eit am sisensn 2ei6s bitter smpfin.
ben miiifen. Gloanu in Ghleiieu mar
iein Gsburisort: ben Batter, ber Dor.
9lrdibidfon mar. Dsrlor er bsrsiis. als
e fiinf sSobre s1blis. 3pan3ig 5ab,
re mar er, ols ibm Elm unsrpar.eier
glldsfalI ipisbsrfubr. rod battle or
feline Gtubien nidbt bssnbst, ba bsriei
ibn ber idiisrIihe Hatb. pfalsaraf u.
turfiiriilihe &ammsrfistal Gjsorg
G45nbprnsr aIs Grsietsr Isinsr stini
Der In fein 6nus: unb bort bate Gjsns
pbtus nid,t alltin, tpas er bisbr 70
idmsrsIih snttebrt bate. Gin nirili,
dee 6tim aefuHDsn, ionbsrn isin
iroblnoIIenber @0nner psrmittelte ihm
ipaar. Der nod oar niht rihtid ftu;
birt hattie. biz Gbrs zines Doitors
br Wbilo5opbie nnb perIHaffte ibm
ielbit ben erblidsn abel. syrsilid, mar
Grppbius bamaIs idon Gin Mann
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
lih fpirb oas ssideben, benn unIere
pflidt unb uniere SntereHen aipingen
uns 3ur ab5oluten Helltralitdt.

Dab sic Sosialiiten in
DsutT9lano sessn ben aries oemon=
itrirsu unb remonitriren, bat nidt piel
auf ii9. WsHns gum ariese fommt,
tperpen lie i9peisen. gs benefit absr,
bab ibr prin5ip lebislih barin beitebt,
Der Rsgisrung S6tpieristeiten gu ma'
dsn, OBJ iie i'm Hefte lit pOer niht.
sic iplIten oo9 niht 10 ipeltfremp
fein, I'm nibt gu ipiiien, oaB oas Slde
pentbum eine Gefabr fir ale MenI4en
lit, bic Soaialiiten einsei9lohen. Shre
SntoniequenS pccr rihtiger prinoio
pienloiisteit 1T an beiten oaraus Sll
erfeben, bab iie i'm s9eidstag ipieoers
bolt ben &rieg eeselt RuBlano gefora
bert baben. Bel liner 9elegenbeit
iaste gebel; nWnn es gum &riege
ge9en Rublano tommt, perbe i6 al
ter Wann bas @epebr auf bic Shuls
ter nebmen." 9etannt lit aud, lpie
Billion pieoerbplt gebel perbObnte
neil 2esterer beitdnoig Den arie9 nit
RublanD perlangts, ipe3iea 5ur 3eit
ais bic Ruhsn in bic Manbidurei elm
ordnsen. Was peranldbt iebt Die Sos
oialiiten, gegsH bic Resierung StcI@
lung gu nebmsn? Do6 ni6ts anoeres,
als bic aIte 4nI6auung, baB man Der
Resisrung unter alien llmitdnben
Sftpieristsitsn MAIDEN miiiie, ielbit
psnn es ii6 um Die GriitenS Der bsuts
ifen Ration banoet. Dds lit bod Die
llnpernunft auf bic SpiBe getrie6en.
Ssbnsn iid Oie So5ialiiten pirtlid
barnah, unter Der Su9tel bes 3area
su itsben? Wollen lie ibm Dielleiht
aun Sieue perhel5eu?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31
Ser Sreibnnb.

@m fsbenten Sttober 1879 puroe
Der giinonisoertras 3piiden oem
Selti6en Rei6 unb Seiterret6s sllnz
surn our9 oen @rafen Sulius gtnbraIs
ip, ben Diterrei9ii6sungariiden Mini.
iter oes 2leubsrr, uno ben prinssn
Reltb, gotitafter oes 9sutl9enReits
in Wien absefdIoiisn. Der 3ptibunD
erfpeiterte li6 0ur6 ben 8sitritt Stall
ems gum Sretbuno am 20. Wli 1882
Die 8eltungsoouer lpar anfdnglid auf
finf Sabre feitgeiebt. Sm Sabre 1887
uno oann ipieoer am 20. Wfai 1892 err
folste Die @rneueruns. 1892 nurbe Die
Sauer luf spOlf Sabre psrlGnsert unb
1904 auf peitere 5ehn Sabre, unb 5rpar
nit Dem Re6t Der aiinoisung sin
Sabr Dor gblauf. Die Iests 8erlGngers
uns gefhab, porasitia am 7. Gsasm5sr
1912.
Der 3Deibunos9s.trag Dom Sabre
1879 bat folgeRoen WnfNaut:
4rtitel I.
SolIte pieoer 8erboffsn un6 gesen
ben aufridtigen Buuif Der beiosn
9oben &ontrabenten zines Der beioen
Hei6e DON Seiten Rublanbs ansegrifs
fen peroeu 10 iinb bic 5obsn &uns
trabenten perpfli6tet, eindn0er nit Der
gefammten 8riegsma6t ibrer Rei4s
beiSuiieben unO bsmsemdb ben arieoen
nur semeiniam imo iibereinitimmenb
gu i9lieBen.
4rtitel III.
DirSs elmer Der SObsn tOntrabiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

Grie9en1anb ioll srtIart
baben, oab ss ii6 oerpflidtst batte,
Ssrbien nit 100000 MaRn gu 5ilfe
gu tommeH. Dsnn ii6 oas bsitdtigt,
rsfp. Griehenlano bic Sruppen abs
iaidt, bonn trttt an bic Der. Staa.
ten cine ernitli6s pfli6t inter ben
Rsutralitdtssp sparagrapben, pis lie i'm
Saag formulirt ino Die BON ben Der.
Gtadten untsr5ei6net lporoen iino,
bsraH. Su 5amptou R1Daos pirD
nGmli5 ems Der ariegsf9tffe, Oas bic
Ser. Staaten an 9riedenlanb oertauft
babsn, bic rMiFiiippi', ieBt BON ben
@rieden in .ailtia~ umgstauft, aus.
eeriifict. Inter bsm erndbnten Heus
tralitdtsgeisbe uiibten bic @er. Stad-
ten bic Qlusriiftiins unb Die 4bfabrt
bss S4iffes perbinosrn Inb boffent'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

l lF--'% N-~'N NI<H%NftNHf EttAR
reid ODER @ublano, Inn oieie aus
ciner mogliden aoaiition Iegen
Geiliidlano alis5iiihalten. Cine Der.
biHonng nit siubInab bat 8ismard
liiir materien ii1rfer sebalten. Sir
Die nit Ceitcrreid.l .llngarn trdt Die
InolferredtIife TRADITION uno in er.
| tier Sinie oas bamals ihon iidltbare
Serporbrangen oes Vanilaipisimts in
8nBlano EN- Sir Tcntihlano biloe
Die GrbaltlnnJ Der oiterreifiif lib.
eariiden Wlonnrf,ie ale elmer ,nnb'
I,dngigeu itarten @robniadt Elm ge.
hiiriniB bes eiircpdiiden @leidgc.
fpifts, fir bas Der sSriebe oes Can.
|bes bel eintrcfenoer NotbDenoigfeit
NIT suten @cmiiien eingeiest peroen
fonne, bat gismard erfI1rt.
3ugIeid) abcr mics er Den etfuai.
gen sfnipriid, Seiterreih llngarns
eui cine gripciter,mg res caius foe,
Seris iiensGeiterreid .llngdrns, ipie
nlif Die Bertrgtiiiig Der oiterreidrm.
gariihen Sntereiien am gaIfm un6
i'm Orient suriid. Ole Gntipidhmg
aber gerabe ser 9aIfan- liiib Orient.
ir1gen bot heri 9reibiinb beiiie bic
gan5 anbere 9eoeiitlrng erlporben,
ipelde, aiidl ipenn in Der 1iiberen
isorm Der WertrGge feline glenoering
roraenonmen iporSen lit, bic ggirf-
iamfeit eripeiiert unb ben @eitano
bauerbofter lnadi. Tenn jene Gnt.
midIiine. ipeIhen ieIbit elm 9ismard
,lid)t porniisiehen foniitc, ni,b ipelher
or bod thoti1hIid bic Bege sefuieien,
bat bic @emeiniamfeit Der Snte-eiien
Der Greibnnbmafte beraiissebiloet.
Die 9oiung 6er 8alfanirnge, meide
aud Die Giege Der perbiinoeten Bal.
faniiaoten nidt gebraft baben bat
and, sstnIien, meIdles Iaitge als Der
.imiifere aantoniit" im Dreibiino
geaoIten, bon allen rertratcnren"
f!niert.
gic @egeHIeitigfeit biIbet 6as
weientIide Clement Der @irfiantcit,
bic @emeinianifeit Der Sntereiien ben
sfitt beg Suiammenhalts uno bic @e'
ipdbrIeiituug Der llnteritiistng bic
@ornniie bes geiinnoes 6es 8inees.
Gie 8iiltiafeif beg gertrages Lief big
sum 8. Simi 1914. Crit Der 8. Sum-
bes sabres 1913 mdre Der Iermin
aelpeIen, on ipelhem iid bic oret
gun6egmifte iiber bic drage Der
Grneuerlna ODER Der aiinbiguna Dem
@srtragsbsiiimmunsen mad bdtisn gu
enii4.iotn ssbabt. DAP oieis Gntitsis
bung iton friiber. i'm December
1912, oetroifcn, erabe in ieneH Heif
ten b1ngIiher Gorge nno nerpoier
llnrait, bebentete elm pclitiifes Or
eianiB BON gons beicnoerer sSihtlg'
felt.
Ter Treibunb berubt auf 0rei Ser
traaen. I. srpiidlen Geiifdlano nno
Geiterreid, llnearn; 2. sDliden
Gciitidlanb uno esiaIien; 3. siuiiden
Seiterreid] llngarn nno sstallen
@dbreno iidl i'm oeittif,oiterrei6
unaariihen 9srtras beiOe Siaaten
bel einem angriff SiiibIanbs 3n se.
aenieitigem geiiionb m,b bel cinem
gnariif pon ieiien elmer aroereH
alad,t All ipohllpoIlenber Reiiralitdt
perpilidten. iiferH iih I'M 6elltih'
it1lienii6en gertrag bic aontraben.
ten geiitan6 eeaeH einen angrifi
Granfreid,s 81. sn bent oiterreidl.lin'
pariidl.iiaIieniidcn @ertras Derpilif.
ten fid beibe AZ ipoblwollenoer Rcu.
tralitdt, iaas Geiierreid llngarn
pom gfllbIanb ODER StnIien bon ,Jronf.
reid, angesrifien iperben ioIlte. Ger
gsortIant bes oeiItif itaiieniiden
uno oes SIterreid).imgariidlen
niidcn gertraaes III niemaIS perof'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-31

gBenn man in 6rantreif cine
@oIfsabitimmuna DcraHfa ten piiro.,
pb man Rubluno gu SiIfe tommsn
ioae, tpIroe bos 8otum iiberipdltis
asnD oa9essa Iein, Waaa Tiebt benz
&riege nur nit Surft unb obne 6Dff>
nuns entsesen. Ger 9eoante on @l>
fab Gotbringen tpmmt gar niGt gum
8oridein, oa man petB, bab es
Oeuti9lanb niht entriisE fperben
fann unb bab bas Blu! unb 9elb
Gramfrei9s Bios fir Rublanbs Sn-
tereFen geopfsrt ipiro. 8as 1T audi
Der Gruno, re5reqen Die Re9ieruns
bic GammerR Eidt etnberufen nil.
Sie rehnet nit Der M0glidteit. bub
bisie ii3 aegen einen 8rieg entiaeibeu
tDnnten. Sci ioIder Stimmung lit
> All ermefeH, pis mdttber5ig bas Bolt
ben &riea fii1ren piirbe, 'tpean er eins
treten iolItc.
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9raftifa.

eMsnn bu nit beiner ;yrdu aus.
aebfi - iutshalb ,blsibit bu 6ann ims
msr cbrn unb tommit erit nah. ipenn
lie duf her Gtrabe iit2'
Nd. iie fam bann oIeid) berauIieS
lspboniertn unb fdsen. mas Ie allss
mitavnehmen persdb.s
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Ser 9rdfioent piro ii6 II

Ser Yrdiioent piro iich in
Dem &rie9e - 5Dii6en SulliDln uro
Stringer neutral perbalten. Strinser
1T Der &dnOtoat Der Refprms9emo=
trateH in Der 8eperbung um ben gunz
essSenatorspoiten fir Sainois. Sui
lipan 1T Der oemotratifbe Stanbpatz
ter, ba er Iein &ebsnlang nit ben gro.
Zen &Orporationen eng perbuRoen ses
tpeien lit. Dap Der grdiioent bic Rcs
form i'm Stihe ldbt. bat SulIipan
bem umitanoe gu peroanten, bdb er
duf Der gdltimorer Rutionals9onpens
ton oon Gllrt abi6Denfte uno 3u
Wilion iiberging, als er iab, oab
glarts aompf I'm bic prdiioents
IfaftssRomiuatiOn ausiidtsIos lei.
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WdGrsnb Sones untcr ben
Waaen astummen lit. iino bic telten
2lusiltten Dprbanoen, bdB Der gans
tier 8arbarG Der 5uiammen mi!
eSpnes nominlrt nuroe. als Mitslieb
Der oberiteu 9antbebDrbe ppm Senat
beitGtiat tperben pirb. Die pofuliifis
faen Senatoren haben lpobl ni6t eins
geieben, oab lie nit oer 8sriperfuns
pon sSones unO Der geanitanbung
BON Warburg llnre6t sebabt habsn,
ober iie limb Der Gmpf;nbung 5ugdng,
lid, bab lie es nit benz prdiioenten
fir INNER perbcrten, ipenn iie niat
fir Warburg Itimmen. 4rgumente
tDnnen oieie Geute niff periteben, bas
az limb lie gu unpifIenb, aber lie baz
Ben elm 9eritdnoniB fir aemterpuy
tronage.
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@ie gut 9eutIhIanb fiHan3ieu
asitellt lit, ldBt ii6 aug uniersm Hep
Oprter gorienteri6t erIefen. OieIer
meloet. oaB pdhrenb gnglanb unb
Nranfrsid ameritanilds papierc mai=
ienbaft abitoben, bic beuti6en Ji=
nansiers bic abgeituBenen Papiere in
Rep Oprt auftaufen, nm ben Yrofit,
ben Die billigen papiere brinsen tper.
nen, ein3ubeimien. 0as min ni9t me
Mig beiaaen. penn man febentt, bab
9eutIhlan0 al Der ShpelIe eines
Delttrieaes itebt unb IdBt bic grobe
Sinan3traft Oeuti9lanbs ermeFen.
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Sbpobl Die 9riegspcriideruna
fir l Milicn Collars G|plb $4,000
foitet, limb trpBpem seitern SIS, 100000
in 8plb mad Yaris uno 2pnbpn abs
gegunsen. 8arnaA su ichlisben, tam
es nit ben ariesstuiien Der beibsn
2dnoer nift 10 glGn3enp beIteGt isin.
tpie tebauptet porbcn III. 8euti6lano
bu9eaeu Siebt tein @ole aug Rep
Dprt. @s liefert ihm Iolt6es, iubem ss
amertfanii6e Yapisre tauft.
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8as belpbiihe Sratel auf
HuBlanD ansepenSt, lautet: DenH
Der Gar iiber Die prsubii6e Gren3e
asbt, pirb er Elm grobes Rei6 5erIt0.
rem unb bieies Reid piro RuBIanb
iein. Gr lpiro 5pif6sH 3rpei Jeusr
geratben: ,3piihen bls 5euer Der
Seutiden uno bGs Tcuer ieiner llH=
icrtbanen, bic i'm nod mebr baiIen
ipis feline auspdrtigen 6einhe.
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Gur oie geiibIihfeit mar fir gis.
marf- bic Eriudguna auh beim slb.
ihhlb Ns s9iinoHibpertrnges nit
SeIterreirb llngarn. Se6em Staats.
mann fam ss MIR lebrreid ieim. bin
iino ipieoer in ben ,@eoanfen niio
Grimenmgpn ,Iah5uleien, nit iuel.
der @cialtigteit gismard bas ssiir
Mmo g9ioer a6gepoeen bat. .8ir
hatten aeseu 5ipei Der eiiropdiiden
(Srobrnddte iicgreide ariege geiiibrt;
es fam ooruitf oil, ipeniaftenS einen
Der bciben mad, ,tigen @egner, ireIhe
mir i'm 3elbe befdmpft batten Der
@eriudung ~ cnt5ieben, bic in Der
sfbiid)t Log, i'm gnnoe nit ansereir
MepaHhe 5u iiben.1 Gns bilbefe bic
|arun6Iegeu6c Grmdgung. Grarfreid
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DarOs elmer Der sOben tontrabiss