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The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02

Juarez, Mexico-For the first time since the report gained circulation, a Carranza official here admitted the possibility that Gen. Trevino had been forced to evacuate Chihuahua City be- cause of shortage of ammunition.
 This official declared that retire ment to Sauz, if made, was for tempo rary military reasons only. He added that Trevino would move southward as soon as Murgula reached the scene of action. Carranza officials exhibited telegram dated November 27 as proof that Trevino was in Chihuahua City.
 Re-enforcements for Gen. Trevino are being assembled in Sauz station, 32 miles north of Chihuahua City, and will be led toward the city by Gen. Gonzales, commander of the JuGrez brigade, who left here with a train loaded with men and munitions. it was officially announced at military headquarters.
 According to the officers in charge of Carranza headquarters here. Gen. Francisco Gonzales will have 2,500 men when the garrison troops in Northwestern Chihuahua, which have been ordered to move immediately, as semble at Sauz. Gen. Gonzales was expected to arrive at Sauz at noon and to lead the movement to Chihuahua City at once. He was at Laguna Sta tion, 29 miles north of Sauz this morning, according to message re- ceived over the federal line, which Is in operation to Sauz.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02
RED, ROUGH, PIMPLY SKIN
Quickly Cleared by cuticura Soap and
 Ointment. Trial Free.

You may rely on these fragrant, super-creamy emollients to care for your skin, scalp, hair and hands. Noth- ing better to clear the skin of pimples, blotches, redness and roughness. the scalp of dandraff and itching and the hands of chapping and soreness.
 Free sample each by mail with Book. Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L. Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02

It Is easy enough to rectify whisky. but 1t is sometimes hard to rectify CT TOTS which whisky causes.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02

To keep clean and healthy take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets They regulate liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02

Wise is he who knows when not { be patient.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02
TREv|NO FORGED ID
 FORSAKE CHIHUAHUA
SHORTAGE OF AMM UNITiON SAID TO BE THE CAUSE OF ViL-
 LA VICTORY.
CARRANZiSTAS DESERVING
For the First Time Since the Report Gained Circulation, Carranza Off clals Admit That Lack of Am
 munition Caused Defeat.

Fl Paso, Texas.-United States gov ernment officials here claim to have received positive information regard ing the reported evacuation of Chihua- hua City by Gen. Trevino. the Carran- "a commander, because of a shortage of ammunition These officials have sent an official report to Washington regarding this report.
 The report was said to have been conveyed by courier from Talapolapa, south of Chihuahua City. to Terrazas and thence by telegraph to Juarez. Vil- la, the same report said, was in pos session of the city and Trevino had been forced to abandon the artillery.
 Many of Trevino's infantry forces had gone over to Villa, according to report
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02

Men seldom get more than a dime for a hard-luck story.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Literally So.

The style of that writer is per fectly killing"
 II should say so, the way he nur- ders the kings English"
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02

Better drawback than a setback.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-02
Satisfied With Results
Prove What Swamp-Root Wir Do For You

November llth, 1915.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
BEES AND
MATRIMONY
By NJ. QUAD
By M. QUAD
Copyright, 1916, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.

Certain persons were always Won
dering why Baker did not smile Or
laugh, but he was born that way and
couldn't help it.
When Mrs. Baker died, after many
years OF quiet life, she left daughter,
Minnie, seventeen years Old Minnie
was totally unlike her father. She
saw the humor of things She was in
clined to be cheerful and gay. She
had always laughed more or less, and
her father had become used to it, as
she had to his solemnness.
When the mother died the daughter
took up the housekeeping. and two
years had passed when she and Frank
Williams fell in love. Frank was a
pushing, Industrious young man. and
he could at least have given her as
good a home as she had. He was
rather afraid of the solemn faced ia
Their, but had now and then called at
the house and been well received.
Young Williams had opened Il COM
mission house. The farmers brought
him in stuff to sell, and he shipped it
to the city. When he was receiving
or shipping, his goods covered Il good
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
THE ALLNESs OF GOD

rom the Macon Telegraph:
Men lose their eness the presence of great su
ieng those times when all but fundamentals swept under
their feet For instance get the following Burke
direct from the Verdun and Sonme fronts:
Everywhere hear of brohcry religious
tolerance remember kneeng by the side dying French
soldier who tendcry supported the young
Mohammedan surgeon Egyptian who had taken his degree
Edinburgh and attached the French Red The
mans mind was wandering and seeing beside him. he
1nenced to talk to though his beroted war cannot
last always, little and when it is will buy pig and
and we will the Cure won't we Then lucid moment
he realized he dying and commenced pray Ave Ave
Maria but the tired brain could remember more turned
70 me to continue but could longer myself speak
was the Mohammedan who took the prayer
the soldier followed with his lips passed into the valley
q the shadows think this story only equalled in toll
GRANGE by that OF the Rabbi Bloch of Lyons was shot at the
battle OF Asnc while holding crucx lips dying Christ
soldier.
only the ignorant who singended who
are lnfeby docrna Here have Mohammedan and the
Jew ntelectuas bothdevouty assisting the dying Christian pray
to the Detythe Christians way because he needed help
that was his way For after ALL the worshpped the
same Being Allah Jehovah God Their great have inter
1reed Him for earthly practice dihercnty-thats all.
And yet the only record have that Jew and the Mo
amedans Christians their Christian Offices S
TO WONDER III passing there record
any Christian minister in the stepping for
melted into the brotherhood itself into the shoes
OF Rabbi or Mosem teacher beside the dying Jew Egyptian?
Or have Occidental Christians rea developed our religious
philosophy to SO high plane that YETI many centuries
Ct intellectual development become capable religious
1ess as those two incidents divulge
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

part of the sidewalk, but no one COM
planned. One day as Mr.. Baker was
strolling about he approached the COM
mission house just as a farmer had
unloaded four big baskets of eggs.
There was room for Mr.. Baker to
avoid those eggs, and he would have
avoided them but for a big rat The
to lumber pile. and Mr.. Bakers at
tention was thus distracted for the
moment He walked along with his
head turned over his shoulder when
his foot struck one of the baskets, and
he fell forward with a crash AS was
afterward ascertained, he broke all his
previous records by breaking twenty
one dozen of the eggs. When he man
aged to eXtricate himself from the
mess he was covered from head to
heel with the white and yellow yolks
of the eggs.
The farmer was one that could see
the humor of Shings, and. though the
loss of the eggs would be his, he fairly
roared with laughter at the upset.
No one could remember ever seeing
Lemuel Baker in a temper, but he was
mad now as he rose up amid those
eggs. Hearing-the Laughter at the door,
young Williams came out of his office,
and, instantly recognizing his prospec-
tive father-in-law, he began to laugh
too.
You scoundrels, you villains :" roar
ed Mr. Baker as he stood dripping with
the yolks.
1t was when he heard the victims
voice that young Williams came for
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
ward and expressed his symnathies.

ward and expressed his sympathieS.
go away, sir; go away!' was shout
ed at him. You had those eggs placed
there on purpose to trip me up. Look
at me. Ny clothes are ruined Don't
ever enter my house again or / will
give you lawsuit
At the back end of Mr.. Bakers half
acre lot he had placed three hives'of
bees There had been no trouble with
them, and they had paid in honey for
their keep. One day as the owner sat
on his front veranda in his shirt sleeves
looking down the village street and
Minnie was upstairs III her room
grieving over the events which had
caused Il separation Between the low
ers a wandering COW appeared upon
the scene. She looked over the back
fence OF Ir. Bakers lot, and she saw
cabba@es, co"nstaLl and other good
things 70 eat. She also t32l, notice
that the fence was on and ahi;lzy She
was tempted and yielded She crashed
over the fence between two Of the bee
hives and brought them both tumbling
down, and the crash was heard for a
block around. The bees went for her.
Mr.. Baker was the 2c,.t vi tim. ana
he hurried through the front gate
and went dOWnhill toward the peace
fully flowing river. His yells brought
out the rest CT the population, and as
fast as they appeared at their doors
or gates the bees gave them all prop
er attention. 1t was figured later Oh
that at least 200 people. besides the
COW, received scars to show that they
had fought CALAMITY and well. Mr..
Baker kept on to the river. Amid his
pain and excitement he recollected
that bees and water are enemies. TIC
get rid of the bees he must have the
aid of the river. He could not swim
a stroke, and the water was deep, but
when he reached the bridge over the
rail he dived.
The COW had no river to plunge into.
and she had to keep on, believing at
every jump until she fell exhausted.
AS fate would have it, young Williams
was at hand to plunge into the river
to the rescue Of the man who had dis
appeared beneath the surface. and it
was mostly by his efforts that a rescue
was made. He it was who comman-
deered wagon and got Mr.. Baker
l:otne, and he it was who got the doc
tor and helped him to extract almost
numberless stings.
And who was it that rubbed and
bandaged and sat through the hours
of many long night when the doctor
became Worn out? Who was it who
spoke sympathetic but cheering words
to the man in bed and speaking at only
long intervals? 1t was young Will
llams, of course. He took charge of
the case after the doctor had made
two visits, and he let his business go
hang to render good for evil. Three
weeks had passed, and the bees vic
tim could at last swing his legs out of
bed. 1t was then that he called young
Williams to him and told him that he
was forgiven.
Then there was a wedding.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
: UNLUCKY NAME

White
pounds raise hogs tie Westminster Gazette which continues
other southern sae medatng muabty of human fortunes
Tor his the sad of A month
the figures which inspired number Of quite worthy
Aveage ch something like frenzy Now view
Geogemer of Australia has reputation on vote and
aeen beaten Judge Hughes of his high
tfhbon And Sir Sam been shorn of his
power ands avenging himself by incorporate
Government 1t will be time before people again
Jure with this particular Literary Digest
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

y news item referred to the agreement that Russia
pantnope important than
victory by the Icutons Oh we'll people easily
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

Now that the football season has closed the OF white paper
viii decrease until the Of baseball
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

New York stock exchange the Chicago gamblers
are responsible for the high living We wouldn't believe
II they said anything else but they ought know all this
gambling game.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

Now that the Hearst newspapers excluded from the
countries OF the entente they will deprived of their daily fiction
t out by the The loss of this story writer will no
eoubt seriously handicap the publications ~
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

We uneservedly glad that the
altering through the lines materially esenng The
doing much possible horrors so great
1 conflict.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

In times of plenty squirrel stores away food and then IN tbe
winter the little nut-hend and gets it In of plenty men
store food and then winter they go and pay speculato
about twice its intrinsic value in order TO get storage
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

1t honest he the other to
BE- there would be but few law suits. And if every
crooked he thinks the other fellow
Nvordi
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

certain packing has declared AZ per dividend
hat means that YOU paid nearly half again every one
ii their products as it worth
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
WILL BE DEDICF~

Christmas will be
ton of the new sang Editor.
Williamson ser re,r
schools, Yo,
Wllliamsoracond Class Mail Matter
and ney 18th, 1887
enough or l7isr-era,d arr,
the S1-t 74itl County.
~. FURNISHED on Application
) for each insertion. no ad
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

We would laugh heartily such good joke
2cturers!
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
HOGS CAN BE RAISED IN
GEORGIA. AT LESS COST
AND GREATER PROFIT

According to Charles A. Whit
tie, writing in the Country Gen
tleman, pig clubs and the boil
weevil are responsible for the
rapid strides being made in hog
raising in Georgia, his figures
showing that the number of hogs
in Georgia increased 1000 in
1915, or IS per cent, while the
number of packing plants increas-
ed by three in two years, involv-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

Keeping everlasti1gly AT 1T, will
bring FINAL SUCCESS to the ad-
veritser.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

w woudfa nation
o Seinmetz nd AKIN. the
which would o disoea and ntroduce substitute or
LEADERS,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

Although hard hit by the high of living we are
frank that look upon the $50 pair for shoes
more of a joke than calamity
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

compromise is only delay. But the delay sometimes OF
sufficient length todo with the necessity further paey
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
By Jesse F. Gelders, Oklahoma City, Okla.

With what awe egg is referred to these days Avn
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

There is an epidemic of diet squads in this country
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

By the way what will you ask Santa Claus for? golden
golden hen 1t all depends developments of the next
days.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

There should be law prohibiting the wearing of a l
without muffler
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
Der repmbIifaniiae PrdiiOent'
idafts.&anbibat.

SSSe raber Der Sag beranfomnt, on
ipelhem Die repubIifunii6e 9ationaI.
&onoentton 5uIamnertritt, Inn einen
8rGiibelltidafts -Seiperber ouf5uItel.
lerL oeito Seutliher lit 3u erfennen, in
lpelder @erpirrltne Die Rartei iih be.
fintet. Die 3abI Der initruirten gb.
georbneten lit eeringer als je Supor
un9 bon ben ni9t augemieienen 4bge.
orbneten fttrnmt taum elmer nit benz
an6eren betreffa bes 9eiperbers iiber.
ein Der o1fgeintellt fuer0en iolIte. 2sn
Jolge 5eiien nn6t ii6 Die 9lniitt gel.
tend, oaB nur Die berporiretenoIte
Berionlihfeit in Der Gartei Die gini.
gurg ihaffcn fam. Die n0tbig lit, Inn
aus Der @irruiB beraussutpmmen
uno bas iei HooiepeIt. gs nirb be.
bauptet. buB Der 2onbestbeiI peitIi6
bon 0ftiiouri Hooiepelt enti6ieoen
tpiini4e unb bnb Deets unb McGaG
bon Waiiatuistts, Die su elmer 3eit
ais iebr berporraeenoe geper6er gal.
ten 5llriifgetreten ieien, I'm fir 9foo.
ieoelt 4ylns 5lt nadeiL naboem lie be.
Oba6tet baben, bob ouh Ser Cften
pI6slih iein Sers fir ben rauben
Better entbedt bat. Wenn, bsibt
es nun, fi9 beibe 2anbestbeils
mlf Rooiepelt bereinigen 70 tperoen
eoorrf Die ii6rigen abgeoronetell ge.
5tpnngeh iid inn ebenfaGs un5u.
ihlieben.
&ittis an 6ieier Toritellunq III
obne 3ipeifeI, baB Roofeoelt Ser ber.
oorragenoite BON alien bisber genain.
ten 8erperbern 1T. Die llebrigen iitb
gldnner BON ni6t mebr aIs lofaIem
Rufe. gluberbalb ibrer stautsgren.
gen limb iie fper1ig ooer gor nidt be.
funnt ,nb es 1T bober nidt arsuneb.
men, buB irgeno elmer beim erIten SIN.
turin ober @ablgnne Die Ronlination
getpinnen fonlte. 9lnein fir cine
)aational. .&onpentioft gilt gang beion.
oers Der Cat, bab man in alaeH, mas
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Sas ,SiOiide Sbeater" im
ariessstfaHseHemlase Su
yfieoer5ipebren.
Bon 2anbrabbiner Or. Doctor
(aaieD.

Dor ben shorsn RdTsIg aaf ben
Geiisbergs, Don BEN man einsn berrs
lihen Bid dnf Milbelmsb5be bat,
bebnt iia bng rieIise @efangtnsnlassr
aus, cine gon5e Stnbt NIT allen Gins
ri6tunssn unb elmer muitsrbafisn Or
ganiiaiion. 3u Der 2eIebafls lit uun
au4 bas Sbsatsr bin3uaeiommen, auj
htm obipehftlnb Drnn3oitn unb Ruis
fen unb nun aud bic ruffii6en 5uben
fpislen.
Gin grpbss, ttisbdrts, sleiirii6 Be-
lsu6te.es 3eIt III in nrsi 9beils ges
tbsilt, Der ipsitlidt IN fir ben mObam,
msboniIhsn, Der mittlsre fir ben iis
bil9en @otiesbienit btitimmi unb Be-
iibi ole rituellsn Ginridtunseu; Der
Dftlife 9beil ijt bas 5beater. Gs BAT
cine lleine Biibnt nit ben notbipenbias
fen giequiiiten, eintm sttpas pertisfs
ten DrdtIterrnum uHb bietet plat fir
mshrert buubtrt 3ufdduer.
Die iiibiitsn DoriitlIungsn, bic am
GamItag obtnb itattfinbsn, aeipdhrsn
sin mertpirhiges Bib: gluf ben trs
fen gleiben iitsr beutine Offiaisrs,
bapog bas Ordeitsr. msiIt s5ransoftn,
unS cbeu fit4sn Sarsou ipre4suos !luS
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Mprgan foil elm neues
5inanagei6Gft abed6lpfen bafen.
gnsldnb tpirb fir 500 Nliaionen Dol
lars ameritanii9e papisre beriiberz
f6ifen uub baruuf bin ipirb cine Ans
leibe in bteier 9obe peranitaliet iper>
ben. Die bic Reip gprter 8antisrs
fueen, tpirb bieie anleibe bereitfpillige
Ibne9mer firtben. Geeen bic Cider
belt IdBt it9 ni9ts iugen, aber baB bic
aeuts iif Inn bic englif9en papiere
reiben peroen, 1T iebr fart gu beSpei.
fetH. Cine babe Miaiarbe if Iebr
pisI 9eIb unb fIiifiees 9elb 1T nies
mails, AUDI iebt ni9t, in groben gien>
gen oprbunben. Gg III cine altbetanntc
Sa9e, bdb Der ameritonii9e Rsi4s
tbum jeberSeit Derf6isben BON Dem eus
ropdiihen mar. SH europa beItebt er
in 5iAsbrinssnbsn papieren, in 9lnes
rita beitebt er in sei9GftIiaen Inter
nebmunsen. Sn England uub in
6rantreih Diro piel 9elo ben @ei9df>
ten entsogen. nm es 5iustragerb
dn5ulesen, in bieTem Ganbs tpirb ss
gu unternehmungen ipie 5ubriten, Gis
ienbdbnen u. (. m. perDanbt. Sn 5olge
befen ipirb es nit Der neuen 4nleibe
niht befer beftelt Iein, ipie nit Der
erften. Sie Banter iperben bag @elb
ibrer Depoiitoren basu Dertpenben, I'm
bic enelif9en papiere gu taufen unb
lie ebeHfalIs an Sdnb bebalten. Tieier
gerrpenbuns Der SeIber beg @Oltes
Iollts bic Regieruns entesgentretsn, bae
nit ni6t alI.s fIiifise Gelb ua9
gnglane abgebt, 70 bab unier
5aubel niht in 9erlsgenheit gerGtb,
ipenn bieier es brdudt. Qber bon BEN
probritiff,en 0eiit, Der uniere 4bminis
ftration beberridt iiub feline MaBrs~
aeIn gum S6uBe beg dmeritaniT5en
goltes 81 erparten. Das Rsiuitot
Ipirb fein, bab bas 2onb eines Sages
bic gngldnbsrei Der Communication
I4per biiben tuirb.
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9us g TOM m ittee fir Saus

9as 8ommittee fir 9uuss
Regsln, bas pOn MiGon befebIist
ipirb, bat beiblofen. bic 2empreI1e
WdrnunsssRefulution gu unterbreiten,
na9bem pabrl4einIi4 bura Stimz
men5dblung feitgeitelt iporbeu mar,
bab bic Reiplution nibt pertporfen,
a5er auf ben Slid selest iperben fdnn,
pie es i'm Senut seI9eben 1T. gSie
mir bereits bdrgelest baben, lit bic Sc
nebmiguns ees 9lntrases, bic ReIoiuz
tton auf ben Sifh 5u legen, cine giee
berluge fir ben prdfioenteu. benn nit
folder GrlebigungN piro lsbisIih be-
tuieisn, Dab bas Saus, eenuu 10 fpie
Der Serat, oas 8erbalten bes prditz
beuten segen Osuti9lanb niat gut hei@
Ben min. gs pirb Dem prdiibenten
nidt einmal bic Si6erbsit sseeben,
bab Die Reiplution, nel6e Entertainer
srmabnt. Don beiuaffnetsn Shiffen
fern gu bleiben, nicht tpieber uufeenouls
men ipirb, oenn eine Hefolution, Die
auf bem sif6 liegt, tann ieberSeit fpiez
Der sur grDrterung sebradt perben.
I'm ben Jrisben abiolut iider 5u ftelz
len, mare es freilia beHer, bic Refoe
luton 81 paiiirsn. Sc Iiegt aber i'm
aaratter sines amsritanif4en Politiz
fers, bab er lieber tpihtisen Grasen
aus bem Dese sebt, als fie trdftis au<
sufaFen.
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asprafsntant mann sor

n Il =
sSninois, Der republitaniIde siibrer i'm
baiife bat inter toienben 8sifdn Dsr
apngrtb= =Rsprdisntuntsn esTast: sr
boffe, baB bos 2anb nienals in sinen
Rriea pur9 einsn sbor ssratbsn pirb,
Der barauf perIsKen 1T. fein 2ebsn IN
nStbissr Deiis aufs Spiel gu iebeu (bp
entering upon a jpp ribe). Dus 1T bic
Stimmung int aonsreb unb i'm gam
gen 2anbe, sinise ipiitbenbe probriten,
ME RpoIeosIt unb WilIon nussenoms
men. OisIe pplltommen rittise Gns
Ii1t ioIte Der aonsreb nidt unter ben
Sdsffel itellen, fonbsrn iie nit unpers
fsnnbarsr SeutIi9tsit gum @usorud
bringsn, inbem sr birsft einen 9eidlub
paFirt, Der 4msrituner tparnt, auf ans
bersn als neutralsn Sdiffen gu fa6rsn.
Denn Dilion Elm srobes unsliid ans
ri6ien mill, bann tann man ibn irob
aller tpnititutipnelen 8sbenten iasen,
bab man ibm bas nitt eeitattsn tperbe.
WobI lam 5ugeitanben perben, oab
bic @erfaiIung bem 9rdiibenten Die
uusi6fiebIiae 9eituns Der biplOmutis
idsn anselesenbeiten Suipeiit, aber
peun cffentunbis lit, bab Der 9rdiie
bent lie in unDerniinftiger Weiie banb>
babt, 10 III es seratben, i'm i'm gpraus
Su iussn bab man ihm niht seitaiten
perbe, bas lnsliid an5uridten, bem er
Suiteilert. 9lbsr in ben Worten Mldnns
liest cine srobs 9erubieung. Bir
idOpfen baraus bic 3uberiiht. bab Der
nenn i6m bic birette 6rase,
ob aries pber Srisben oprgelest ipers
ben folIte, iidb niht bonn prGiibenten,
iOnbern BON Der 9ernunft Ieiten IaI=
fen pirb.
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WiOntsnesriniidc 9ieiie.
Bon aarl 81. glOpa..
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