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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
Tribute to the Doq

One of the most eloquent tributes ever paid to the dog was delivered by Senator Vest of Missouri, some years ago. He was attending court in a country town, and while waiting for the trial of a case which he was interested in, was urged by the attorneys in dog case to help them Voluminous evidence was intro- duced to show that the defendant had shot the dog in malice, while other evil dence went to show that the dog had at- tackled defendant. Vest took no part in the trial and was not disposed to speak. The attorneys, however, urged him to speak. Being thus urged, he arose, scanned the face of each juryman for a moment, and said:
 "Gentlemen of the Jury: The best friend man has in the world may turn against him and become his enemy. His son or daughter that he has reared with loving care may prove ungrateful. Those who are nearest and dearest to us, those whom we trust with our happiness and our good name, may become traitors to their faith. The money that man has he may lose. It flies away from him, perhaps when he needs 1t most. A mans reputation may be sacrificed in moment of ill-consid- cred action. The people who are prone to fall on their knees when success is with us may be the first to throw the stone of malice when failure settles it's cloud upon our heads.
 "The one absolutely unselfsh friend that man can have in this selfish world, the one that never deserts him. the one that
 never proves ungrateful or treacherous, is his dog. A mans dog stands by him in prosperity and poverty, in health and in sickness. He will sleep on the cold ground, where the wintry winds blow
 anG the snow drives fiercely, if only he ! may be near his masters side. He will q hou .ce. 1 he will lick the wounds and sores that
 ccme in encounter with the roughness of
 the world. He guards the sleep of his pauper master as if he were a prince I When all other friends desert, he remains When riches take wings and reputation | falls to pieces he is as constant in his l love as the sun is in it's journey through the heavens.
 l "If fortune drives the master forth an outcast in the world, friendless and home
 less, the faithful dog asks no higher priv
 iese than that of accompanying him, to guard against danger, to fight against his enemies And when the last scene of all
 comes, and death takes the master in its
 embrace, and his body is laid away in the l cold ground, no matter if all other friends pursue their way, there by the gravesde
 Will the noble dog be found. his head be- | tween his paws, his eyes sad, but oper
 in alert watchfulness, faithful and true even in death"
 l Ihen vest sat down. He had spoken ir
 a low voice without gesture. He made
 no references to the evidence or the
 merits of the case. When he finished
 judge and jury were wiping their eyes
 The Jury filed out, but soon entered witf
 a verdict of $500 for the plaintiff, whose
 dog was shot; and it was said that some
 or the jurors wanted to hang the de fendant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
ALWAYS HAPPY AT DAWN

At dawn your dog greets you with a wiegling tail and an expression of the face that can almost be read; he bright ems the world for you whether the pantry is empty and the coalbin low; he's the same yesterday, today-always. History fails to record an instance where the noble animal has deserted his master on account of conditions of the home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
WATCHEII. WAITING

The world loves a lover, but no love is more deep, more genuine and more last ing than that of our dumb friend, the dog. In many homes that are childless some breed of our modern canine family is treated almost human. Why? Because nothing can take its place; it's every move shows affection; it guards at night while the world sleeps. and the burglar hates a watchful dog inside your home far worse than he does an officer on the outside7-the one sleeps on his job, the other does not
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13

Gu aim low nc protect M upon u pH h f wrHng this reso ofaHcl n he dog which ten under an i O. e Big nam m t % is o a
 bee pld in the kin t ts ut whose ~a yimg log bI t pI h nc deserve to sucesn n he dog world no o the
 egei id dof the k who d p h just a as the edg t e @ @ggd 10 pee you n ddto
 Il the oung W 0 m hgat o Q 
 No wn@ ht will unnn nunyM is to d h eyh dt ustocon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
DID YOU EVER NOTICE?

The dog shows more respect for the fe-
 male members of his family than does his master-man. Place him among any number of the female specie, and his dis lSositioHri ris always the same. If one of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13

plete and useful acquisition which man
 has ever made.'
 And the final words of Goethe, which
 almost put the noble animal in a class above man: "The more l see of man, the better 1 like dogs.'
 We have brought our good friend down through generation after generation; we have improved him; we have crossed the different species that have developed as ! the world advanced; we have bred into it intelligence and instinct; we have branched off and formed the different types, such as the pet breeds and the sporting and trailing breeds; every year finds all strains improved in looks gen. erally, but we have so perfected the ami nal that 1t is far more susceptible to dis cases. Parasites nnumerable attack the 1 dog of today in every cline; he must suf- 1 fer both external and internal irritations; also contagious and fatal diseases But 1 if he did not, then my forgoing efforts to bring man and dog down through the
 ages together would be failure. for mod ern man is frail in comparison with our 1 primitive brother; he has many afflc- tions, and the more enlightened We be- l come the shorter the average life line. | Thus today We line up side by side with our noble friend, and that old axiom still holds Mans best friend is the dog And why not? Did you ever see human 1 that would stick any c.oser to you? If ! it's owner be rich. the dog lives off the | delicaces from the overloaded table, takes an auto ride in the afternoon and sleeps 1 at night on sofa pillow If, on the ] other hand, the owner be poor, the dog 1 eagerly takes his portion of cornbread, wags his tail and lies down and smacks his lips over his humble meal; at night | he sleeps on the floor or under the house But in either case he greets you at dawn l with the wiggle of his tail, lcks youl hand and is at your command for the | day. But this isn't human, is itP
 Dogs are more or less endowed witt sagacity amounting to almost reasoning power; keen sight. strong scent, ant
 in most instances strong courage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13

the gentler sex should start an argument over bone, his lordship tucks his tail and walks off-ashamed to fuss. Just like the human. But put two male dogs among the same number of female specie,
 and you'll see the human side of the dog.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
A FEW SUPPOSITIONs

As a final word on the ancient history of our friend, the dog, I might add the words of Brehm: We cannot conceive of savage man without the dog; still less can we imagine the educated and cuti- yated iIiha bitants of the thickly populated parts of the earth.
 ''The dog fS a part of man himself" says Cuvier the most remarkable, com
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
Dog Market Upset

What is going to be the effect of the European war on thoroughbred dogs in the days to come when peace reigns? So far England, America and France have stood out in the spotlight as the countries where the tip-top canines have been bred.
 Germany has not been strong in that line of sport, which goes in for the de- velopment of dogs of high degree. After all the confusion is stopped on the other side and things settle down to a normal condition there is a possibility that Ger many may be heard from and what is the answer?
 It is simply this: The Teutons have in- vaded northern France where the breed ing of good dogs has been a pastime for a great many years. In many respects the part of France that has been devas- tated by the invading horde has been the center of breeding, and it is rumored that the Germans have taken their pick of the kennels and have sent them back to Ger7 many to be bred.
 This will mean big setback for France, but it surely will help the Germans, un- less the willy Frenchman has destroyed all kennel records, pedigrees, etc., which ren- der the confiscated dogs worthless for show purposes and practically render their market value worthless.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13

Copyrighted. 1916. by John c. Moses,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13
By J. c. MOSES

: By U, ., WOSES
 Of The Age-Herald, Birmingham, Ala. NEIVING into the mists of an
 tiquity, we find the dog as h6S=@ sociated with man at every r4SE@Nl stage of savagery; scientists
 into
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-13

to 10 years ago, drawn by dogs. They are up to the present day used in cold climates to draw sleds and travel at very fast rate. where it is not too rough. In some countries they are made to pull with the hips They are so harnessed that the drawing strap passes from the sledge between the legs of the dog and to @ ring fastened around the body and to the tail, drawing, therefore, with the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
Illus Cincclm, uebr.
2inco[n. %. g(uauit.

2incoIn, 90. guguit.
@eitern naAmittag niiroe bier
Ser i'm Sitter Don so Sobren bers
itorbenen 2nOluig Sdpar5 beeroigt,
ocIien 4bleben mir bcreits meloetcn.
5eine 2cbensgeiaidtc, auf oiirfti.
&c 9cridtr ieincr Angeborigen u1o
Sreunoe outgebaut 1T flrS oieie:
Gr fam Dor etipa % Sabren aus
Der often Seinlnt BON @rnuoenS mad
bier, bot bier nift obne Slid rnb
GrfoIg iein 5ortfommell geirtdt itno
ifIob Die glugen, als eS 6eieraben0
luor0en mar. Gr Iebte felt Sdbren
ais 8itiper BET feinenl in5miiGen
berbeiroteten Sobne, eeborte benz
pIottoeuti6en @erein ols poiitnes
MiigIie0 al uto batte i6on Dor
Snbren $50 auritdaelegt, Oab feline
2eihe einmaI nit Niuiif binoits ge-
trogen ner0en ioate.
60 it's oern oit@ geideHet. Sein
8ereir, Der NIT Der SABINE Dem Ser.
.Itorbenen oos Ieste @eleit CAB, mar.
Ihierte untcr ben Glangen zines
Srouermorides Dem 2eiden5uge
ottr1 2incoIus StrnBen pOrauf un0
beseiate benz 9ruoer, Der nltsgepil-
CERT botte. Die iibIiden gbren.
SEER 8oltor 9iobe bon Der ct. So
bannis @emeinoe belt nuf beicn-
oeren @unid Die 2eiAenreOe.
2eonbaro Bauer, Elm In oeutIhcn
Greilen mobIbefanntcr un0 geohteter
giiraer feierte ain Montug ieinen
so. @eburtstag. ben er aber, neil
eos 3ipperlein i'm pIngt I'M gett
s%ubrinaen muBte. Seine 6rennoe
bntten ibn ieooA nidt b~ergeIIen,
uno iiberrnihten i'm nit eiilem
qroBartigen @eidelf, oaB i'm oae
Shmer5en pergeiien lieB.
9aitor @olter, Der Superinten-
bent 0es Gabea Stifts, tebrte anl
@ontog bon Berlin alriid, no er
ais JeItpreoiger am Riiiionsfelt
ntttgepirft bate.
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%. MuouIt 1915.

20. Auqplt 1915.
Gie &erren @nltoren Arauit.
IoIter bon arlington uno Gabcr.
tau BON Gcoor Bluffs reiien Oieie
ISOLDE mad Bancroft, I'M Der bort
itottfinoenoen Iutberiiden aonieren5
beiSlimobnen.
8uei 9lntomcbile rannten nabe
Der @uroen Gitp Sdnle geaencln.
amber. Mon tDeiB nidt. mem iie
~gebOrten. Gins iol bon Burlington
geoeien Iein. glienlanO iDaroe erflt.
lid berlebt.
llngefdhr fiini6is @sitslieOcr Ses
Omaha Motortpcle Clubs beiu6ten
nit ibren 0omei geitern ben Gre
mont Club.
Die 6rcnort Gonrirg Gompo'uJ
eroffncte beite ibre Salon. Ale
@eieaiAoft bat ielbit 1895 adcr
nit 4orn bepfIon5t.
SrgeltO Elm Hihtsnisiser mari
cine 8opiertiite, bic nit breuncn-
Dem 4apier niio 2umpen eefllli
mar, in ben Seur1rm bon @iI 6le'
melps Stnl. gliidlidfriueile braun,
te nur elm tleiiles Sod m Den JuB.
booen. Wcr einigen $agen bort'
ienuIlD 9errn Jlemelps aiibe, mel
DIE i'm $Ofe onecbunOeu uarer, frei
eelnlien.
s. 81. Dana un0 6amilie bobcr
cine IutomobiIreiie onsetreten. mel
DE lie nod Chicago. Wlilluuutee utli
pieaeid)t Detroit fiibren miro.
Die s Strabc Ioa bon Der SIM
ten an bis 5u Den Bnbngeleiien &c
pfloitert merOen.
6rau Sobu Weorfe bon Slott
Center lunroc toi in OGm at ibren
$ouie eeborigen @arten eefrmoen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
Bremen Mrs bier
I'M AS StunScit crtuartct

aopenboeer. "a. aug. Gas
Sanoelstoudidiif Bremen" educ
Iteridiff Der oGeutidlonb@, mirb
biaften penigen Sogen in amcrifl
cintreffen. co bat liH elmer bon
Bremen bier einoetrofftncn DepeidIl
3nfclge Director 2obutnnn bon 0er
Ocean Company einem 9orreipon.
benton gcgenilber ae1ubert. Gr iaa.
te ferner. oaB Die Ocean goulpanr
ieit Der glbfobrt Der Bremen elm
oro9tIcIe Gepeife bon oeren aapi,
tan erbolten babe.
Bottom, "a. Mug. Sn Dem ga.
fen bon Stem 2onoon tpirb aaes fin
oos G~intreffen Der Bremen" IN Ae-
reiti9nft eeiest. 9os Sdiff iol iii
nerb1lb 4S StRn0en bort Dor glnt
fer eeber.
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Oeitcrteidbcr In
Nlbanicn ucrif6rkt!

gerlitt "a. slug. GSitnfen6eri9t. J
Ole lleberleeiIde Nodridten agerl.
tiir bat aus gaien Die offi3ieIle Dad.
ridt erbolten bob Die 0iterrei6un m
eoriiden Eruppen in Albanien tiir8.
lid peritdrft iporOen iino. Gooardj
miro Die frnn30iiiden 0ueIen ett-
itommenoe 0of)riGt, Die 9elterrei,
der bdttart ibre 2rlppen aus I'll.
bonien Siirldge5o9en nn0 bort berr-
i6e ie8t Sungersnot uno an &cpo-
luton ~grer3enoe allfrrgung, 2iiger
peitrnft. gbenio unpobr Eel es aud.
0aB in Miontenearo Elm Aufitann
oitsgebro6en lei. Die oiterreidtln-
aariIfcn 8ehoroen baden iii bei0elI
2Gnoern felt 7 Monoten cine lpobl-
.Qeoronete 8erpoltltng eingefiibrt,
Tie p~erteiler 2ebensmitteI uno ttelI
aaes. I'M 5euden uIp. por0uben.
gen.
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Critic I'M
AM6latIS lclr traiiri0!

Berlin, "a. auguit. (Gltnfeu,
oepeide.) 81, ueiten @ebicts.
Itreden bon 5ibirien. Iotpie BEN
llrnI. unb 9onGiitrift I'M Siioell
@uBlnnos lit bic biesi11rige Grutc
Elm poaitdnOigcr MiBeriolg. pie De-
ridte aus aopenbnaen beiogell. mel.
Oct bic ueberica Mahridtenogentur.
9ie ruiFiide 8ettuna Don beridtct.
Dab bic Grnte I'M nlittleren 9iuBlanb
ebenfals Durb Den anbaItennrn Me.
gen bernihtet 81 per0en orobt, uill
oaB in alien 9irhen Wlosfaas fiji
beiieres Metter eebetet uro Melelr
geLeieh mer0en.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
1tiis Boone. Jcwa.
@oone, 90. gluauIt.

Boone, %. Nugult.
MitB Mbonite, Die fleine IL Mtonn.
te olte Gohter BON !Serrn uno 6rali
MnrLolpg Itarb infolgc bon Nerbrii-
bungeu, Sic iie iih beim 5olIen in
einen 4eiieI fodenoes 8aiiarS 5lige-
Soaen hatte. 0ie Mutter mar nit
Dem Sheiern Der 0iele beidnft;et.
nobel lie oos &aiier nllf Dem SUB
booen lteben bate, alS oos Gino
ridlinas in haSielbe bineinfieI nno
ltd) ben oroBten gcil oes aorpers
berbritbte.
3rpei oeutl6e Rdtrofau Des i'm
ternierten Gdlnpfers &ronprin3eIIin
Gacilie gaben auf Der StrdBe Elm
3iebbarmonif1fon5ert. Ole beiben
M1ar uno 5oDnun ShmiDt, muroen
reid|Iid fir ibre Wiiibe belobnt.
sic bca6lidtigen mdbreuo hires
unfreipiaigen 4ilfentbaIte in oieiem
2mbe meerere Sta0te 5u beiumen.
Pills Ser &ottoH In 8eoplcs
Gopaibip mdbrcno scr Gutt auf-
tpodte. porte er Gin automobiI in
ieinem @e66ft. aaf iein anrufen
ieoo1 modtcn iid bic SnIaIIen oo.
bon. Am nGdJiten Dtorgen fnrocn
sic Ginber ocs 9ptrcffcnben unter
anoeren Soden einen goIornen Ming
lno @roide. melbe bic gebeimnis.
pollen 8eiuher 3uriidgeIniien batten.
0ffenbar bate eS bier SER Sprton
init 9[utcbanbiteu ait tim, Die aud
ibr @eien III 0ieier @egenO entail.
ten.
Ron Mlonn cridob ieiiie Grali nnb
begging Sclhitmor0 chenfaas onrd
eridicba1 9ci0e lcbten icit emit
ger 8eit o~etreIut.
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5mI6nttnenitcB NIT
f0tliebcn ScIocn!

Qincofn Erbr.. "a. ang. Grci
Meilcn bon Brqcumoo6 htbr eeiterr
ae1cn abcno bel 5fc ers Groiiina
Gin 9erionensng III Elm automobil
bineir. IN meIhcm iid) Breo Ierenre
bon 6cnacn. 9iebr. "a .. Mertlrg
bon NuncnB Ncbr., uno 6. @.
Smccnen pom @bitman. 9acbr.. be.
fonOcn. g(ae Orri SrIoiIcn wlrocr
ouT Der STEELE setotet.
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crntIaen piriien dnf Diploma
idls Be5itbnneen NIT eng
lamb mad benz Srirse.

erIih, "a. gua. Wunfenberidt.)
Die oeutihe @rriIc benrtiportct
fiirSIiden MeuBertngen Yremier
sQuitbs iiber cine nIehtung
rititI1nOs nod benz Nriege IN
ter. piirOieeD @eiie. &olboffi5iea
trSe boriiber fcIgeroe 0enfpitrbige
Ioiitboriing genlndt:
sGic prciie beipridt bic Solt1ing
ngIonhs geqeniiber Serbien nod
m nieDertr1htiaen 4oppelmoroe
d a0nig Queron0er uno aouigin
,khen. Gle erinnert an Die Tot-
uhe. Dab nnm Dem gleih uicocr.
hr0dltigen Wloro on Oenl oiterreiAi.
Hen Tbrcnerben unb ieiner @nttin
IOie englilAe HreIIe einitimmig ibrem
RlbIhet Dor 0iciem emp0renoen Der.
|breden NusOrud CAB.
! gngIiIhe @Idtter, ole feinesDess
baitihTrenn0lid lino, uie .. y.
4 Sobn 8ua". mohten ans ibrer
GttriiItung niht Dos geringlte 9ebl.
Die oiigenbIidIide engliide Rcgie.
riarg nennt inociien oieieIben Ger
ben r&eloen" uno perteioigt 0os.
IeEbe Golf i'm Romen Der o@ered.
yigteit unO W1enidliffeit"
: Die bo6offi3iole aGorooeutidC
lMgemeine 8eitltng" ingt: aDeuti6-
LAMB lit nidt i'm gerinsiten oaraui
lueririierb oipLomotiide gc6iebuneer
NIT einem Qonoe gu ernelerr. Del.
len StontSmdnner nn0 8reiIe benz
6einOe gegeniiber einen oerortiger
MongeI an Gistretion un0 Wlonierer
ON ben Gag leoen, ME fie In Der
@eIteeididte obne 8eiipiel ooite.
ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-25
GnelanC bclcbnt
feline ,,5eISen''!

gonoom "a. gluguit. Gin 9ri.
iepgeriht in 2onDon iproh am
9ienstoe ben Sffi3ieren ulb Mann.
idoiten Oes @eId)iuooers 9iaen0mi.
rails Cir Greoerid Stur6ee8, melfe
6as 0eutide pn3ifilde @eidnooer bel
ben GolfIonos. 5nicln I'M DECEMBER
1914 bernihtet bate, bic 5iimne
bon 1900 9ftno Sterling $780,
500 dis @r~iiengelD ait; jeoer Wla.
troIe erb1lt $25. Dies lit Die groh.
te Gimme 9riieroeIo. ncIde lett
Weatnil Oes arieges aisgeooblt wur.
be.
@Ieidacitig Iprad bns @riienae.
ridJt ben 0ffi5ieren unb MannIdof-
fen oes auitrnliiden &reuderS Gg0-
nen. lUelder i'm QUbember 1914 ben
beriibntten OeIitIden Greu3er GuOeti
berieuft battle, Die Suuttne bon 1885
8frun0 Sterling ($9922); Der Be
i0sifilg bes Gorpeooboot5crltorers
aeniet fir oie @crienfnng oes tiir.
fiIten 91mpfers WtoItifo t75
9fnil0 Gterling $50 uuo Der Be
iaeuug Des bemaffneten Snnoels-
0nmpfers Mcnntnra uno oes SiIfg.
freuaer5 glnOes fir bic 3erit0runo
0es 0eutiGen Seeiaeers @reiF in Der
9lor0Eee am 20. 6ebriiar 1916
1906 Niuno SterIins (s025) gu.
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Dcutldbc ercifcn
unamfbSrli9 an!

Qonoon. "a. @ug. Die Gent.
Iden maGten Iebtc Siadt beroiiae
Anitrenaungcn, oos ibnen entriiienr
8eIdn6e putid)en @uiaemont unO
benz SteinbrudJ mieoer 81 geiuiu.
Hen; e8 gelang Der 0eiitihen Sn,
ianterie. in Die D~oroerIten Sdiisen.
1r1ben ein5uorineeL iie purOe aber
Tp1trr Durh nniere @pgenangriffe
gum Geil mieoer pertriebeu. Go
meIDete beiite nofmittng General
S1ig noM 2onoon. Bel SltluA er.
aFfuete Der 5aiio auf Die britiider
5telingen ein %ullgenein heftiges
4rtiuericfeuer un0 Ieste gum Sturnl
al; Oericlbe gIiidte nur teilpeile.
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Weiscnernte I'M
ucrSwcitcn pcrHcrbcn!

@aibingtor, "a. auguIt. Sus
BEN beborOliden Mittrilungen nebt
nit erihredefoer 9eutIidfeit FER.
Dor, baB Der 0riibiobrsmei3en in
Minneicto ioipie In Noro, ui6 Siib.
Gafoto ourd ben idiuar5ea Gtim-
mel (blad rlfit) naBe5u eGn5lidJ
berniAtet lit. SIT Ser IanODtrt.
idaftliden AbteiIun9 ingt man 6es.
1nlb cine riciige 5teigerung hcr
8ei3enpreiie oorouS, einige 9eamte
ipred)en iogor ton $2 8eiaen.
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gtarm IN u finSien.

Mni3rngtou, "a. 4l5aii. gn
ploeliMer SturuI. nil Bol gebeHocr
5ee. fegte iiber Die 9auil9 8dtinr
oIiMen Saieln oa6in un0 usrnriaGp
te beocutsa0en q aoen. Mud nieb.
rcre fIeinere GaD.5euoe giilBeH rer-
loren.
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Grmit Company
mtelcct Bancroft an!

8ittsbnrg, ri. gLug. Bic Gen.
trail grnit gonlpnrp. lpeIde untet
ban Staatsgeiehen inforporiert lDnr,
bat beite banferott eeiun9t. Sdlcdi
nllgeIegte a1pitnIien Die Derl0ren
gtuger, baden ile dli Dem 9nnferott
ae8luufgef. Gle @nllf bate mel.
tens QOnlmiiiionsieute an annOen;
bic 3epolften betrueeu etiua 5000,
900.
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@nIbinaton, "a. auguIt. Sic
Jiibrer Der BoDnongelteElfen erfIG-
ren. Oob Der adtftumoentoe, mie er
Ton ben @obnprdlincnten benbfihtigt
Iein IoG, obioIiit feline 2on3eiiion be.
beuten mirOe. Cine oerortige Gf.
ferte ipiir0e me0er i'm Sinn 0es
@ortes nod I'M @ortlalt Elm Gin.
eeben auf Die Tl1ne oes Brdiioenten
be0euten. Sie bebaupteL onb Die
Bobnmognnfen Die Nation Ourh
lire slneeiteilten gu beeinftuiien iu.
den, Inn Den ginbrud 5u eriuedcl,
als cb bic offelttIihe Stimmrng III
oieier 6rage auf Seiten oes aapt
tolls Itebe.
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lie oos nntcrfonlitee Der 8o1npr6.
liOeuteu ouf ieine gcrloniilne cine
unterre0uue nit Dem 8r6iioenten,
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m1brte.
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les erfldrte 9roiioent Soloen bon
Der burlington 8nbn, Der bon &c.
ginn on oils @ortipreder Der giicn.
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ideint man Der glniidt 81 iairL oah
Elm abbreden Der unterbanolunserl
niGt gu befiirften lit.
Sabnmngnaten in Gitnng.
Wadoen 0os llrlterfomitee Der
9abnniagnoten bas @eiBe Sous
perloilen begob Is Iih 5l Dem mar,
tenoen @elomtfomitee Der 65 Balm.
pr1ii0enten Lno 8eDoamG1tigten,
I'M Die @erotung iiber Die enOeiil,
ti9en 8oridldge su beginner. 9ie.
leIbeu ertbolten Die Innabme eiues
A1tlhinoentages, ME er pom Bra.
iioenten 8ilIon porgeiAIogen ibor,
ben mar, inter Der 5ugeiogten Ser
Iiherlrna, oaB bic 5miihcnItoatIidt
&anoelsfommiiiion cine Grb6bune
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bon einem I1tItnnoentng bel Del
! bisbcrigen 3ebnitunoenlobnurg ab
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