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The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
LICENSES REVOKED

While the floating court was ouI this summer the liquor license of An drew Groswalt of Sand Point was re- voked. At Unga the licenses of E. Wilson and the Alaska Cod Fish com pany were revoked. The charges were mainly drunkenness around the places.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
HERBERT TOZIER'S
 FATHER IS DEAD

The sad news has been received that MT. Tozier, father of Herbert To- zier, passed away since Mir, Tozier was outside some days ago. The death of Mir. Tozier took place while his son was on the way back to this city.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
CAPTAIN ERLING MARRIED

Captain E. Erling of the whaling station at Akutan was married by Judge Brown during the session of the floating court. The captain was married to a young lady who spenl some days in Seward with her mar. ried sister some weeks ago while they were on the way westward.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
Battle Now Raging WN
 Decide Fate of Pm1s
A T E R
FRENCH GOVERNMENT AT BORDEAUX

BORDEAUX, France, Sept. 3.-President POlncare and the members of the cabinet arrived here this alter noon and were received with extraordinary enthusiasm by immense crowds of people, The entry was rather like a triumph than the ending of flight Ot government from it's capital city.
 The government headquarters have already been eS- tablished and the government of France goes on uter ruptedy.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
MARIPOSA DUE AT 4:30

A telegram was received today by Agent Guptil that the Mariposa is due to arrive in Seward at 4:30 p. m. instead of 6 p. m. The telegram came by way of Cordova.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
BRITISH RECRUIT BY THOUSANDS

place in these islands join the army and sixty thousand recruits were enlisted within the last few days. All peo-
 pie of all ages and circumstances crowdng around the recruiting offices and million men can be secured with out difficulty if they are required.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
SEWARD DEMOCRATS
 ELECT DELEGATES
This City Will be Represented at Di-
 visional Convention at Cordrya

At a meeting of the Seward Demo- cratic club held last evening the fol- lowing named persons were elected as delegates to the divisional convention to be held at Cordova, Sept. s, to se- lect candidates for the territorial leg islature:
 Charles Crawford, Mrs. c. F.. Mar tin, J. E. Fitzpatrick, Carl Almey, D. c. Mathison, NJ. J. Doyle.
 Joe Meherin, a well-known travel ing man, is now in Seward.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03

I. O. Mcdowell of Golfers is here on his round of visits to Alaska points.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03

See us before sending outside for your job printing.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-03
Wanted

Smart boy to learn the printing trade. Gateway office.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Notice Of Confirmation of Title.

Notice IL hereby given that Il, Earle Wells
has this day filed his petition In the Ch0ncery
Court Of Boone county, Arkansas to have his
title confirmed quieted and established In
aud 10 the following described lands In boone
county, Arkansas, tO'wit
The south half of the southwest quarter
and the south half Of the southeast quarter
Of section Is, the west half Of the southwest
quarter Of section 90 in township Is north,
range lS west,
The southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section !, the northwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter Oi section H. ana the
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section ~, In township IL north, range ~
vest
Tho south half Of the northwest quarter ol
section Il, the southwest quarter of the south
wctt quarter Of section ~, the northwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
30 and the south half of the north half OF the
northwest quarter Of section 32, IN township
10 north, range ~ west,
lhc southeast dnOrtcr OF the southwest
quarter Of section |, the south hlli Of the
northwest quarter Oi section ,, the cnSt hlli
Oi the northeast quarter OF section H. the
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter OF
section \, the cnst half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section TO- the east half Of the north
west quarter, the southwest quarter OF thc
northwest quarter, the west half Of the south.
east quarter and the southwest Huprtcr %
huctiun H. the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter ct section H. the onat hni 0i
the southwest quarter the Wthl hllI Ol lhu
southeast quarter and Che southeast uuurlrr
oi the southeast quarter OF section ~, IN
township IL north, range 20 vest
The north half Of the northwest Qunrtrr oi
section I 4, township ~ north, range 20 west,
The north half Of the sduthnust duhrlur ~
section / , and the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter Ol section ", In township
~ north, range II vest
The south hpll Ot the southeast uuArtcr ut
section q, the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter and the north west quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section seven
and the west half Of the south west
quarter, and the southwest quarter Ot the
northwest quarter Oi section %, IN township
20 north, range ~ west
Now an persons who claim said lands or any
interest therein are hereby called upon lo
appear In the Chtnccry court Of Boone eoun'
ty, Arkansas, within six workB after the
first publication of the notice Of confirmation
herein, which win be- on the sth dny Of Au'
guat lDli, aud show cause, II any they have,
why the tltlc Of the petitioner to oil of the
above described lands should not be confirm
cd, 0ulclrd aud established,
Given under my hand and the Hcnl ~ NUid
court on this the 9th day Of AuguHl IVA,
MARVIN lATllCOAI,
clurk Oi the Chunchry court OF lioone Ooun'
IA, ArkUUHnht
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior,
u. S, Land Once at Harrison, Arkansas,
August Is, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that william T.
Kelley, Of Lowry. Ark, who on November z.
1908 ciHomeStead Entry No. 0l0S3 for Wiz
of neh Ia and northwest IA and south l2
Of section %, and all Of H. section 81, town.
ship q north range l9 west, 5th principal
meridian, has filed notice OF intention TO
make five year proof to establish claim to the
land above described before the register and
receiver at Harrison, Arkansas, on the lith
day OF October 1914,
Claimant names as witnesses William II.
Parks, Of Lowry Ark, and JEFF D. Bell james
T. Riggs and Pete NJ, Riggs, all Of Lead Hin,
Arkansas,
BRlCE II. HUDGlNS, Register.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Ofice at Harrison, Ark,
September 2, 1914,
Notice is hereby given that Jchu E. Ollie, OF
Valley Springs, Ark, who on April ith, 1911,
ne IA and II l-2 Sc IA section 20, township IL
north, range 10 west, 5th principal meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make three
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described before the reg lister and re-
cciver at Harrison, Arkansas on the 22nd day
of October 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses Russell Wal
lice, OF Harrison, Ark, l.. Tate and Richard
Taylor, of Western Grove, Ark, and George
WallicG, OF Valley Springs, Ark.
BRlCE B. HUDGlNS, Register
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Warning Order.

State Of Arkansas,
In Boone Chunccry Court September Term,
1914,
l.. NJ. MCCord, Plalntih
versus Warning Order
Esther MCCOrd, Defendant.
The defendant Esther MCCOrd, is hereby
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the plain
tin l.. NJ, McCord.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said cOutt
this August 2lst, 1914,
MARVIN HATHCO AT, Clcrk,
BY c, T.. WILSON, D. c.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Land for Sale.

The uwh OF the uw1 eNeupl three
acres OF the northwest corner thpfpz
of the swt ol the nwt, the uri uf
tyo swA aud the west II acres al the
sea OF the uch ol section 4, in town.
ship Is north, range 10 west contain
ing 100 acres,
Located on Crooked Creek four
miles northeast Of Belletonle aud six
miles east Of HARRISON
90 or 6S acres IN cultivation, IS or 10
acres moro of good land yet 10 be put
10, improvements good Fine spring
water within 100 feet of houau, good
orchard A better stock fuFm cannot
be had 10 llo01e county Fine outside
range ioiaug, A. | live Ia Oklahoma
| will sell At u bargain, Address Il,
q, Hudson, Eola, uh
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that petition will
bc presented to the Boone county court at It's
October term 1914, praying for the abandon
mcnt Of the old Hin Top and Harrison roud,
as follows
Beginning at point about 200 feet north
east Of the northeast corner OF the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter Of section jS,
township lS north Of range 81 west, at the In,
tcrsections Of the old and the new roads, and
following the mcondcrings OF the said old
road 10 the point whore It again intcrScctS
the new road and the Hin Top and C0ppS road
near the residence Of Henry Crecl, distance
of about l.2 miles,
GATHER NTH, ORCHARD co,
w. A. ROBINSON.
Principal Petitioners,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Warning Order.

State of Arkansas,
In the Boone Chancery Court, Sebtember
Term, 1914.
Peoples Bank OF Harrison Paintif
VS. Warning Order
George r. Meyer and Nav Meyer, his wife.
are hereby warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
0rthe plaintiff, Peoples Bank Of Harrison.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court on this the 18th day OF August, 1914
MARVIN HATHCOAT, Clerk.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Sugaests~n to chauffeurs:

suggestsSn to chauifeurs; Why not
rrsat tho pedestrian as a mere tres
,uasser when ne attempts to use the
streets,
The Profsssor--Why do you always
run your autamoble 81 such speed?
The Autoisl-l think it's better to
kill man rhan maiIa him.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Money In II.

Sill: do you think there is any
thing in strikes"
jill; Sure! / made one this NOR
uIng, and go( SO"
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

II man wriggles, squirms and
looks troubled when you call on him
either he Is very busy or he expects
you TO ask for the hye.spot he bor-
rOWed
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Some people just cant help being
pessimlsts Here, for instance, IL the
fellow who says the mild winter will
mean higher prices for Ice next sum
mer
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

The army men should not complain
because they have been denied tn"
Joys Of publicity The baseball play
ers are In the same boat.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Wooden shoes for New Workers. are
propkesied in the near future; how
ever isn't this carrying fashions
yeritles to the wrong extreme?
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Farm For Sale.

\ farm of ls0 acres for sale or trade,
| will sell 10 acres or ~ acres, or all,
Just to suit the buyer Clear title aud
a good larn viii take good stock
Of any kind or a stock OF goods This
farm * eight miles from Harrison,
Must sell In 10 days Address BoV
800 llarriBou, Arkansas,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

In the New Hebrides baby island
has been born, which fact speaks vol,
umes for the size OF the storks that
have their habitat thereabouts,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
pearl of the Ozarks. "


Small need is ours to roam
Who have the world at home"
Respectfully Dedicated to Clio Harper, OF
Little Rock, Arkansas.
When Nature waved her magic wand
As by some wizard art.
And brought from hush of sleeping
thugs
The whole or finite part.
OF primal woods in beauty clothed.
Enchanted sky and ground
Where streanllets raced DER borders
green
Aud vanished with bound,
Where rain aud storm clouds swung
Along the silent wood
While rugged hills and chasm'd ways
Proclaimed their solitude.
While mountain rills their voices tune
In joy "the robins throat
From peltiug sound or running
stream
Took on its sweetest note.
And forest aislcS their affairs raised
While scent Of fern and void
The ccuSers tilee with subtle scents
OF mysteries untold.
The woodlands thrilled at morning
break
While stirring, soothing strain,
Burst full Of song from every bough
In Natures vast domain.
The cliffs that rose to greet the sun
Aud stood as pickcts stand,
Through nights and days, as ii in
turn
TO sen tinel the land,
Were daily cleared by bounding deed, a,
That sprung from forest breed
And shifted the air without a fear
Wherever they might lead.
And from the shadows maryeling
came
With senses quick to heed,
The life that watched the sun go
down
TO iind It's creature need.
But with the charm of Natures )
haunts
Mars ravagcS begun
And grassy slopes and thickets brown
Alike in shade and sun
We're broken up and torn aside
While underneath it all
A thrill of resieSsness awokc
Responsive to his call
For Labor touched the slothful pulse
OF Natures sullen waste,
And with persistence stirred each
wood
With every urgent haste,
And with this change arose new life,
New beauties filled the place,
And where the heath-bloam met its
death
They came with lloral grace
The Sunbeams glintcd dew Y fields
The plowmch titled the ground
Aud on the Eastern sunny slope
The climbing grapes were found
And myriad voices filled the air
Man felt the magic thrall
And viewed the vista now unrOllcd
And marveled over all,
Then human hum Home altars
brought
I,ifc's briskncss night aud day
'Gainst pcrils proof were building
homes
Where hearts we're fain TO stay.
While plenty's gifts like beacon
friends
Or generous army strong
A welcome bore u foothold gave
To him who'd wandered long,
For good intent Ia souls were found
Rare justice IN the Heart
"Thc Golden Rule, the peoples
creed,
And all performed their part
And half prophetic half a dream,
Like picture set Ia frame
Cleans Harrison, "Our ozark Pear"
mo parallel we claim;
For like a sense OF things unseen
Our hearts are quick to place,
The gifts OF Natures lavish hand
The triumph OF her grace
Where men may build with mutual
aid
Nor miN their trade with strife
Where all may hnd content aud
health
The basis Of true Life j. II, G,
MusCupce, OK, August "a. iull
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

The sun Is rising earlier these
days. But the alarm clock doesn't
change. It remains awake all night
waiting for its victim,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

OryIlls Wright having devised a
stabIizer for the Neroplanc, II IN now
up TO somebody to invent one for the
aviator
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Every spollsman who hasn't landed
government Job IL convinced that
the country Ia going rapidly to the
dogs
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

II Oryille Wright succeeds In max
ing the aeropano roolproor a great
political career awaits him
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
The Limit.

KnIcker Is Jones . bluher!
Booker should say so; lac Is will
ing to pay an income tax to make
so,Ls think he has an income
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Attaching numbered metal checks
TO surgical sponges ought 10 enable
the patient 10 locate them much more
promptly
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

It IL estimated that the world has
1000. 900 automobiles, but fortunately
tho walking Ia still good
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Much ado IN made over the vast coal
deposits OF Alaska, but Asia IL pre-
cisely where coal IL needed
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Now the king Of Italy has denounced
the tango II has, at least the honor
Of making IlluatrIous enemies,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

A dove Of pence diner is a good idea,
provided the dove isn't the piece de
resistance,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

When the government owns the tele.
phone lines sassing the hello girl will
be- lese majesty,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

They say truth Hes At the bottom OF
we'll And some people we know
never clean out their wells,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Land Bargain.

For sale Olieap, 100 aOfVs " good
timber lands two miles south OF
Omaha, Ark, Fine for pasture OF
fruit farm, See Hen r. MoNIahan,
Harrison, Arb.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Queer things are being done by the
tango to the old fashioned corset mod
els
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Some people live and learn and
others Just live,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

The debt Of gratitude Is seldom
llquidated.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Violin Class.

Violin instructions, latest approved
method, broad experience as teacher,
Phone 80, V, J, SELLERS,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

stays, is young man, and has years
of service before him, as baseball
lives run. McGraw would find big
hole in his pitching corps if Tesreau
deserted, as Mathewson is getting
older, and will be forced out in a
short time.
Charley Cutler threw Bill Hokuff
in straight falls last night, taking
1920 and 1882 to turn the trick.
The Bohemian pushed Cutler to the
limit, and had him in a dangerous
position several times during the en-
counter
Noah Brusso, better known as
Tommy Burns, ex-heavyweight
champion of the world, now man
ager of Arthur Pelkey, stands, at the
age of 80, the richest man in the box
ing game-probably the richest man
the sport has ever produced.
Tommy recently confessed that he
was worth close to half million.
81 didn't make it all in the boxing
game" he said, ''but there is where
l laid the foundation for my pile.
With the money l realized from my
fights dabbled in lands in Canada,
when there was boom on. The fight
game paid me nearly 100000"
The Canadian Pacific Railroad is
one of his tenants, paying rent to
Burns for ticket Office.
Tommy was born in Hanover, Ont,
in 1881. He is still British subject.
He was a professional athlete iden-
titled with la crosse in 1898.
In Detroit Burns took up boxing.
His first fight was an accident He
was ''kidded" into a scrap with col
ored boxer named Thornton and
knocked him out for the price of
the cigars for his friends"
This started Tommy in as a sure
enough pugilist. He took the name
of Tommy Burns and by 1906 had
fought his way to a chance at Mar
vim Hart, to whom Jeffries had given
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

tralia, was defeated by Jack Johnson.
And why does a fellow worth
100000 fool away his time manag-
ing another scrapper? Because it's
in his blood; he can't keep out OF the
game"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

iast: .gs mar elm Iereniiacn, bon
Dir 81 e~rfabreH, bnb DIE 8iitSie,
peldbe gum 9ireftorinm Der nnipers
iitdt (pon 8albinstou) gebrren, in
flnser Poriid1t eincn Ylan nusfinbie
sen,ad,t baben, Der es ben 9cbrihpes
tern ermo9liht, obne ireenoipic Die
g~epbadting ibrer Srbensreeeln an
Iodern, Ieid,ter Die 8ortbeile bon lIniz
periitdtsftubien 3l genieBen uno bds
burh NIT srpBerem grfoIg arbeiten gu
fonnen in Der gr5iebung Der @doz
den." @enn mad, benz Sinn bes Sl.
gaters Die Shncitern uniere Wdohen
er3ieber iolen. mer ipli alsbant mad
feiner Weituns arbeiten an Der Or.
siebung unierer &naben2 1eraleidt
man bieie GusbrnfSipeiie bes Vapifes
nit ieiner pbcn e~ripdbnten Sdnbz
I ina peiie. iolltc M Damn nidt
bered)ti9t fem 5lt cincm ShlrB, Der
beitrdgt sur geanttportung Der ees
itelten Sraee?
Ser 8uiim eeitattet es nift. beute
arf ipeitere 3eugniiie Der firdlihen
Obrisfeit ei,3useben. Go @ptt mill,
fol9t bel nddbiter 8elesenbeit cine
Sortiesuns.--S. %. &aiel. 8eftor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

itnb, 5u ipeltcu 3eitcn sic Ginfpdnz
bcrer nidlt arbeiten, bcior8cl e.ner
obcr mebrerc in elmer 8ruppe Der
IuSldnber Die @elbgeid,Gfte fir Die
anbercn; lie nc6meu @~clbeinlogen in
@mpfang, ilberipeiien 8elbbetrdge,
MAIDEN @c9c 81 Den Soitdmtern uno
S6ifffubrtsz Ngentureu uno pielfab
p~erouiten lie aud.
Sic in Ncip Serien Icbcnben giuz
iparbcrer ienben id6rliG in ibre Seis
mdtb 5rpei WiQioneu Yfuuo Sterliug,
gum Sbeile besbalb, neil lie in ienem
Staate feline iifereu Inlugen fiir ibrc
%GriparnifIe 5t fiuben perm0gen.
Sic y2anobaiiiihe" boQfiibren tire
Haub5ii8c beiuabe an allen Ginipnnbe@
rem. Sofulnente ieoer Gualitdt
lperocn bon hier5lt unberedtigten 2eus
ten ars9eitelt poer sur Grefution eez
broht. Is purbe feitgeitelt, baB eins
seine Noture in ienem Stdatc Sol&
mad1ten auSiteQcn. obue lid i'm Gee
rtrgiten lin ben Hadtpei5 Der Sbenz
titdt iencr 1erionen 8u tiintmern. Die
81 linen fonlrneu. G~iuipanoerer. Die
ireenoeiuc tleinc @rbIhaft in gurppa
maiden mn lie 5I @clb MAIDEN tpo1en.
firoer tpieoerholt, bob bies bereits sez
ideben lit. go Nandler. Der non
elmer suten grbifaft etrpas ee6ort
bate, bat it'd bon eiuem ~eefdai9en
Notur cine @pllmadt alisitcQcn luifer,
Die Gr6iGaft pcrtauft unb DEN 8etrfnn
eingeitcdt. = .Stanbarb", 2onbon,
Den II. Wdr6 1914
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
2lmsbemtmne pom Ginpat,'
Herern IN u~erS,2lmeriea.

Der bon Der @intpanberlngs>G omz
miiiion in Hep Seriep peroffentliftc
Seriht pirft Elm ifarfes 0ift duf Die
Slrt unb @eiie, in peldber nidtzengs
liihe gintpanherer bel ihrer Mnfunit
in DEN Der. Stdnten betrogcn lperoen.
Die ltebernrrtbcilun9en an Den un=
gliidliden HelIanfommlingeu fperben
nitt III bon autid1ern, Srdgeru unb
Serberges 9eiieern, lonbern duf bon
Seuten pcriibt, Die Elm groBercs Ser
itduoniB fiir lire Serant!portlidlfeit
bdben ioltcn.
Niir tpsni9c Der in Sem Sericr ans
fommenben fremben ginipdubercr
iprefen cneliit unb CO lit baber perz
bdltnismdBig leit]t, tie beim @elos
fpehieln 81 ifdoigcn ODER an eircu
falifcn Srt 81 brin9en. IS nuroe
beiIpielstreiie foleeube colpiialc llebers
nortbeilnna feitgeitelt: Gin autifer,
Der jtpei NeuonfDmmlinee bon Der
2aubunssiteqc gum gabnbofc bratte,
pcrlauete II Yiunb Sterlingc fiir Die
Sabrt. gintpanberer, Die nit tbrcn
Sahrfarten bereits fiir &oit unb Guar
tier in eiuem Sotel 9e5ablt bnttcu.
truroeu tpieoerbolt mad einem alberen
Sotel eebraft, mo lie nohmals 5ablen
mubten, lire Sabrfarten unb tire &C.
pddltilfe lpurbeu einfad 10 LANCE 5uz
r~iid9ebalteu, biz lie 5ablten; auoere
giutpanberer tpuroen fir ctnen Gag
ober cine gefpiiie Seit uudl cinerl
Speiiebaliie inter Dem @orpanbe gez
braht, baB Der 3ue mad ihrcm Be-
itimmrnssorte crit Den ndfiten Tag
abgebe.
Sm Sabre 1911 6a6cn Die gintpans
herer burd, Die Munipulationcn Der
Sripatbantiers 10000 Sfb. Sterling
cineebiiBt, pdbrenh Der Setrag, Der
ourh Die nifts ditoriiierten Sunficrs
perloren aeaaneen lit. nid,t befannt iii,
bod sleitfals Elm bcbclitenber icin
oiirftc. ga Die Soitdmter mn Die
autoriiierteu ganfen an Sonntagen
nno in Den Ibenoituuben nidt often
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
ateber Sie irifeee Sraee fine eli
Kabtnette seftelpert.
tep.aat.e.rr.ssasens st.t.r Setting,

2onbon. - SbatiGhIid bat bic
irii6e Srage I'M 3eitraum bon nift
gan5 bunoert Sabreu gum Stur3 bon
Elf &abinettcn eefiibrt. SIM Sabre
1901 mu6te lid @iaiam 9itt nab Der
Sroflamatiou Der ensliiben Union sus
riid5ieben. lpeil Der &6nis iit peis
gerte, Die babel eingesaneenen Ser
pflihtin9en aegcn Die &atbolifen in
Srlanb 5l erfiiaen. 1907 itiir3te 2orb
@renpiae aus bemielben @runoc. Inn
einen Gonflift stpiihen Den beiben
&ammern Su permeioen. 1884 pers
lansten bic YroteItanten bon Hitter
ncueroinas StpaneSseiese segen Die
&atboliten Siihs Srlano's, bas 9siniz
iterium 8rep iuiberitnnb iebpd bieiem
Yerlansen. nnb ntuBte bcmiiiiouieren.
Sm Sabre 1852 purbe 2oro Serbn,
Der ii1 gesen bic Ierars8 efcrm in
Srldno aiIsiprdh. bon ben ridden
Nationaliiten nerlailen unb seSfpuns
gen. feline Semiiiion 5u seben. 1868
mar es Benjamin Sisraeli. Der iiber
Die &irhenfrase in Srlauo itolpertc.
Sas Yarlament tpiiroe aufselDit uno
Die alsemeineu 8abIen braften
9labftone CUR @nft. 8laoItone
ielbit tpiirSe I'M 9aufc Der 9eratbuns
iiber ben @eiesenttpurf beSiielih Der
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