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The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Concrete to Hold Back Water.

Concrete will be extensively made
use OF In the future in the revetment
work on the shores of the Mississippi
river, taking the place Of the willow
mats which have been used for some
time with 3considerabie success. These
mats arc effective enough In protect
ing the banks against the action Of
the current, but they are difficult, te-
dieus and timeconsuming to weave
and sinksin place. The cement proc
ess has been developed by investiga-
tors of the United States bureau of
standards, who have found that q
four per cent addition OF calcium
chloride to the mixing water increases
the strength of the concrete at the
age OF ono day by 100 per cent or
more. In some cases the strength OF
the concrete I'm which the calcium
chloride was, at the age Of two days,
was rs per cent or more Of the
strength normally attained in one
month. This rapid hardening is what
has made the concrete available for
the work OF confining the wandering
Missouri river to its banks.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28

A tribute by Homer T. Davies OF
Concordia: "The Kansan Office was ia
.vored with a1f1ne yiait from Mr.. w. C.
Palmer, famous all over Kansas as
tho editor and brilliant paragrapher
OF the Jewell City Republican. Billy
has hut; lone faalt--ehin Swhiskers. He
has but one diversion from strict At
tension to business-the annual con-
sferance Of the Methodist church. Of
which he is q faithful and consistent
member. Billy Palmer is, and has
been, an inspiration to many an aspir-
,lngs young newspaper man. He be-
gan his careeras . newspaper man as
. kid printer in the Republican Of
6ce,. when 1t was owned by the Mus
sers. He now owns the paper and the
building where It is printed. He has
stock In b4nks and other corporations
In his home town. He lives In one Of
the swell homes Of the town-and
there's not . dirty dollar in all his
ossessions--and. better than all, he
has the confidence and the respect Of
his fellow citizens. Billy Palmer has
STAINED success In life. ."-Kansas City
Star.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28

Remote control light and fog signal
stations. consisting Of 600-watt in.
ycandescent lamps In lens lanterns and
electric sirens, have been in success.
ful operation at Point Blunt and Point
Stuart, Angel island, California, since
February II, 1915, the United States
bureau Of lighthouses reports. The
controlling station 10 at the keepers
dwelling, distant shout one mile from
Point Stuart and two miles from Point
Blunt. An arrangement of magnetic
relays in conjunction with telephone
enables the keeper at the control sta
ton to open and close the siren cir
cult and to listen to the operation Of
the fog signal through the medium Of
Q single wire.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Find Bullets In Gunstoeks.

Employees Of the Remington Arms
company's plant at Eddystone, Pa, In
turning out gunstocks for the allies
have made the interesting discovery
that they are constantly coming acrosi
bullets imbedded in the rough walnut
stocks These stocks are shipped tc
Eddystone in the rough from points In
the West and South and stored in m
immense dry kiln.
1t is considered not improbable that
the bullets may have been buried in
the trunks of the walnut trees either
in the war Of half a century ago OF
longer ago, in the days Of bloody
strife between the noble red man oi
the forest and the settlers of tho
West,
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
BUILDING THE NATIONAL LIFE
All Glasses In This Country Now
Seem to Be Engaged in That
Occupation.

Harrison Rhodes, whose book, "In
Vacation America" was published a
few weeks ago, declares that our coun
try life in it's holiday aspect has at.
tanned to a cosmopolitanism that will
contribute to the interests of interna
tional peace.
1--WE have English servants" says
Mr.. Rhodes, "but they bring breakfast
to the bedrooms in the continental
fashion and deal intrepidly with bath,
rooms and open plumbing in way
never to be acquired in Britain.
Negro cooks prepare risotto, and
Italians learn how to turn a buck,
wheat cake. The manners and Gus,
toms of our most civilized classes in
America are quite as much in the
melting pot as those of our least.
I'VE are still feverishly engaged in
assimilating and acclimatizing foreign
ways, plowing, fertilizing and cultivat.
ing the whole field of national life
Trouble at Customhouse.
The rotunda of the New York Gus
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
SARCASTIC.

"Iwish to thank you for your great
forbearance," said the departing guest.
"Oh-er-don't mention it" an
swered the proprietor, with slightly
puzzled look. I'm glad you're
pleased"
YES" continued the d. g., con
sidering the rapacity of the attend
ants in this hotel, I deem myself for
tunate in not being locked in my room
ana held for ransom"
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Notice to
SCavcngcrS

Applications will be received by the
City Council of the City Of Ely until
O'Clock P. M. May End, 1916 for City
Scavenger.
Scavenger must work under the
supervision of the Board Of Health
and will be paid a salary of Sl35.O0
per month.
Address applications to the under
signed and mark same. "Application
for City Scavenger".
The City Of Ely reserves the right
to reject any or all applicatsons.
ARTHUR KNUTSON,
4-2l % City Clerk.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Sir Herbert Tree Not a Lion.

or 6erpert Ifeo Not lion.
At q recent reception at New York
Sir Herbert Tree attended; lady was
-repreaching the Shakespearean actor
for not going into society more fre
quently.
you ought to give US more op
portunities to lionize you,' she com.
planned.
Il never heard of but one man,
replied Sir Herbert, who wasn't
spoiled by being nonized."
And he was?' suggested the faiI
inquisitor.
''He,e finished Tree, was Daniel
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
MiIes stand,sh Tale myth"

One by one the good old tales that
;cheered ehildhsod's o happy hours are
being taken sway from us. First
comes Sidney George Fisher and de-
sclares the Washington hatchet and
cherry tree tradition an exploded
myth" Now comes Rev. Paul Sturte-
want Howe. srector OF the Church OF
the Advocate, Cape May, and declares
that Miles Standish never sent John
Alden to WOO Priscilla Mullen.
Doctor Hewe told the members OF
the Mayaower society at their annual
banquet that hesknew there was no
foundation for Longfellow's famous
poem, beeaaserh himself was aide
seendant Of John and Priscilla. John
Alden ..spoke afor himself @all@the
time, said Doctor Howe. .aud Miles
Standish barely knew Priscilla.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior

Department OF tne interior.
U. S. Land Office at Duluth, Minnesota.
April %, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Victor Hill, oi
Isabella, Minnesota. who. on october 16. 1909
made Homestead Application, Serial No. O7573
for Lots and 4. Section l. Township 50 N. Range
g West 4th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make Final Five Year Proof, tc
establish claim to the land above described. be
fore Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Office. at Duluth. Minnesota. on the 9th
day of June. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Kaarlo Ahlbeck
William Pulkkinen. John Punkka. and Kaarle
w. Allen, all of Isabella. Minnesota.
JOSEPH WINcZEwSKI.
4-28 5-26 Register.
Frank o. Pelto. Agent for Claimant, Duluth
Minnesota.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Metal Wall PAPER.

Thin metal plates, which weigh
sbout four pounds to the square yard,
are being used In France instead of
plaster and wall paper. The Tech
nical World magazine tells some Of
the advantages of using this material.
It can be bought and placed in posi-
ton at less cost than the old mate
rials: the room can be kept at more
even temperature; workmen have lit
tie trouble in learning to use the new
material
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28

dskd Bird was legally property u the
state. everyone on . Rochester IN.
~ trolley car was afraid to touch the
body OF pheasant which few through
the window and killed itself the other
day, the conductor. careful not to lay
hands on the bird. finally pushing II
o9 the car with. Q stove poker
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
2csu.ens Shot From Gun.


In order to waterproofstheu upstream
face ofthe EleDhant Butte dam Of the
United States reclamation service In
New Mexico. - wooden raft was
launched in the water of the reser-
voir formed by the structure and from
1t Q mixture Of cement, sand and water
was sSshotr on the face OF the dam by
means Of - gun operated by com
pressed air. The coating WAS applied
In horizontal strips about tenifeet high
and the length OF the dam at water
level. The mortar waterproofing coat.
Ing was applied in four layers; each
about one-fourth Of an inch thick. Nu.
merous samples taken from the face
Of the dam showed perfect adhesion
Of the waterproUnng coat to the or.
iginal concrete.-Engineering Record.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
A PROBLEM.

'Never take step without some
weight to it,"
"But how about a ball-and-chain
movement ?"
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
NECESSARY STEPS.

She-So Phil's married at last!
He-7es; he was so hopelessly in.
volyed financially there was nothing
Else to do.-Judge.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior.
U. Land Office at Duluth. Minne'

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Duluth. Minnesota.
April 20. 1916
Notice is hereby given that Kusti Hokala. OF
Ely, Mimi. who. on April 18th. 1911. made
Homestead application. Serial No. o9231. for
swA, SwA, Section 27. M. NWA. and NW%,
NEA. Section "a. Township 80 N. Range 10
West, 4th Principal Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make Final fve-year Proof to estab-
lisf claim to the land above described. before
Albert ]. Thomas, U. S. Commissioner at his
office in Ely, Minnesota on the 3rd day Of June
1916
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
I.aine. Kristian Hario John Harri. and Gust
Erickson. all of Ely. Minnesota.
JOSEPH WINcZEwSKI,
4-28 5-26 Register.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Duluth, Mimi

March 81, 1916.
Notice is hereby given. that August Bouska,
of Ely. Minnesota. who on May lst. 1911, made
Homestead Application No. o9271. for En-. NE%,
and En-. SEX, Section "a. Township 81 N. Range
r. West 4th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make final five year proof to estab-
lish claim to the land above described, before
Albert ]. Thomas. U S. Commissioner at his office
in Ely, Minnesota. on the goth day of May. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ole Fernlund.
Grant McMahan. Dan Lake and Gust Hill, all of
Ely, Minnesota.
JOSEPH wINczEwsKI.
+75-5 Register.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28
Notice for Bids

Sealed bids will be received by the
City Council of the City of Ely until
s o'clock P. M. May End, 1916 for haul
ing coal from the coal pocket to the
Light and Water plant at a stated
price per ton; for furnishing man and
team to operate street sprinkler dur
ing such hours as necessary upon the
streets and avenues of the city at a
stated price per hour; for doing the
city printing for the ensuing year:
for furnishing meals to prisoners at
stated price per meal.
Separate bids will be received for
each of the above classes of work.
Address proposals to the undersign-
ed and mark same. Proposal for
Doing City Work".
The City Of Ely reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
ARTHUR KNUTSON,
4-2l % City Clerk.
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28

He&Wemen nasht to be se removed
from sordinaIys ontsi&e life that man
can still lookson zthemsas ansels.
s6he-Hew would the men like them
@ b IecordinE sRsslsl
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28

Respect for Iaw7
Because an assistant district attor'
ney was on the car and because the
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28

Trouble at Customhouse.
The rotunda of the New York Gus
The Ely miner., 1916-04-28

Native town patriotism
is the mother of home success.
Good things to SELL proper
publicity in this paper and
sick-toiiveness win buyers m
this vicinity-buyers mean
money. money brings every
thing to your door. 3 g :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-20
Ianunlafanal halo luicber pifcn.

" q h I ebeinlid I'm 1 ). s br.
sicn Dorf, 10. Gan. Ser Tana
mnfullol niro um Is. Sebrllnr luiepcr
filr Bic grDBten Sdiffe pffcn Ieil1, Iaste
Gpl 6. s. @lcnn. Scr bette ppn Gplolt
bier eintraf Sci icincr slbrcilc ppn
BORT lei Gin 30 SuB ticfer aanul on
alien Gltnttcn np cs grorlltide gab,
bergcltcllt geueIen.
ariesslefretdr o,arriipn Iastc inbcIz
lcll oab Sic Sd1iffer iictl uicht be-
ltirnmt alti Sic gSteoerer6ffnlt1g pcs
aanals Sont Is. Scbruar uerlalen
f6nntet. bis Sic pffi5iclle 9lnhritt bon
@puuernclm @uetbal5 pprliegc
Sic tiir5lih BON Der aollnlSone III
9iclp 9orf eineetroffencn Sffi5iere
lNislaeen icopdl, 'Sab Der aanal bis
5llnt Is. Sebrllar bon allen Grorutz
Ichc gcldllbert leiu luerDc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-20
Scr Carnegie Selbcuiuno.

Eitt sburg, 19. San. Sn Ser
beutc abacbaltencn 12. Sabre5pcrz
iammllng ser Carnegie Soclbenfono@
fpinnttliipn lullrben q beloem,iitbiee
&cttltnestbaten pber @erillche ancr7
fannt. @s ipllroem 4 Silber@ lno 13
grpn5emebaillcn nnb $4,000 pcrtbeilt,
lplpie Genlionen in1 @eianmtbetrng
BON 1920 iabrlid 5llerfnnnt an Sic
6intcrblicbcnen bon 8 S5clbcn, lpelde
ielbit bos Scbcn bcrlpren baben.
@nn Soma itcbt bicsn,al feiner ullf
Der @brenlilte unb bon Sllinpis nm
einer, &aroln ss. Gl,op upn Chicago,
Der ieinc Soclbentbat inbenen in Sad
lpn giiii.. ppllbraebte. Gr luehte in,
slpril 1912 cine alte Neserin por Dem
llcberfabrenlpcrbcn Dllrd cinen 3ltg 81
rctten lnb ipral,g pnr sic 9pfpnotipe,
ood ipurocn beibe mod setrpffcu. Sic
Sran erlaa mebrere Wonate ipdter ibe
rcm GerIcblm9cn nnp bem Snpm mub@
tc Gin @eiu amplltirt nerhen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-20

gercleu lei, 10 ptro cr paGrldeiulid
rttoer abgele6nt pcrben
81 c 6, ,bon gummins ocgcn
@( ufittons sfa6rifantcn.
Sic 9lusiAaltling oes 9sripatprpfits
als Elm @i1fluB fiir Sen arieg ipurne
Don Senatur Gunultin5 beutc i'm See
not in elmer langcn 9iebe 6cfilriportet.
Sein Eldn gebt oabill baB ultr Sic Hez
gierung oos allcinise 9iedt SIR Subri@
fatton ppH &ric9smltnitipn lltb 5ur
SoerItelllin8 Don &ric9sichiffen baben
lpIlte. Sic Observation-Disclosures fa6z
rl5iren aud ariegsitinnutna lagtc
Gllnmins llnb boben einen ltlbercchtiat
grcBen @itflub auf bic natipnole 9ps
litif geronnen uno lie Ieiell aud) Sic
6ufer I'M Streite fir Die 9roBe ratio
male Sereitihaft
se8iiglih Scr @irfllng hes eltrop.
arieges alf ltuIere pripote Mllnitions<
innultrie, lagtc Gunmins, oaB ieit
susbrudl bes aricges ia ueue aprz
porationen III oielem 9al1ne filr sic
Sabritation BON aJtlilition gcgriinSct
morpen ltfo Der sSert6 ber in Is @lpz
naten crportirten 8affen unp Mtnitiz
OH 1idr allf ilber 1900 0lillip1en Sol
lar l.fq1''ri1 habe 3nnl @cireis bei@
| len llntcr6reitete CT cine Jubelle bon
grpBercn arie9sfontraften, Sic ilrbeiz
len no6 lan9e nidt bpllItanbig lei
Nus einer iueiteren SabeIle las Scr Sez
nator oie beiIpiellpIe 3unabn1e I'M
sGarftirerth Der glftien npnWlllnitipnsz
Tabrifen ppr. slud) bleie Sabelle luar
unpoIlItil1oig, aber C eine Saraus bere
rpr, oaB bic slfttenlperthe BON nltr 30
Gunlpagnien ourh Sen &rieg ltm 432
&lillipncn scltieacn Iino.
@eneral @illn poGclfrei.
eie1eral Gnrron5d tclearapbirtc
hcute Ieincn1 bicIigcn Srtlhafter slrz
reoonpp, ooB CT oen Srancisco @ilu
fDrmlidj als gedtltet protlnmirt uno
Ieine vS,itrihtune" purd1 ieoen giir~
ger Scr Ncpublif. Der NIT inn 5ltlamz
nentrcIfc, autpriIirt babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-20
6nbe Qn Der Sitfront 9ienstag.
sin8em Die MuHe,t ,picocr an u,o
q "oelt 8ei1la9cm.
: - I'M aautaius gebemmt babcu.

giiriell mo1cu oic

eopon ofe berdtet ldtcs sSeer Bel ant 81 Inara
bacFarlcrWclbng bonapncgrp Sap belnerbonbl,non
nut Sclrd1 afscbo6cn 0eutid Gerc an spben hshcr
5ssooo Nan ~ spn n 100000 @cripncn inp Sic meiln
peoer ato - gmas mcbr 2bcn gscfont 9cutde boz
pe 0tope1 an Der yler 9eronhn nb nb Sen aien 2ftz
e9 hbcrl9en - Saben cine uSorfcr" Wahi1c about
eeaeh pel Sr,te lo Sran5en nt fonnen
peh plsber pertt5lge nutrac g. nid ansoennnen
Ser Den britden Gs crpoert Sic bri5de
Nofntaroerei NIT sperr1ng Der bril niiden go spti
uns in edpcocu augcrest cnpd ocoen abon omnicr
Hpnoan dper bauar - 2i auf sdamauf nr nidt s 5ufeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-20
Scr &ritg.
Scr CRIT e 9 Ii 6 in Scinz
csrina.

9crlin. IS. San. (sia 2pnppu,
49, 1gerliner Saseblatter bringcn
ibrc Sreltoc iibcr Sic aapitulatipn
Mpntenesros gum slusbrltcf" berihtet
Die lteberieeild)c gta6ridtenaaentllr.
sic pcilen-auf Sic .politildc G6Iau<
belt" ocs a0l1ias gfifita BIN uno erinz
nern oaran, baB Der Gar ibn als iei=
nen ~cin5igcn Sreunb" beSeicbnetc.
Sic Freile fiibrt in ibrcn apm<
n,entaren aus. DOB aDllig stifita Sic
/, Sadc Der Illiirtcn oils perlprcu be-
tradtet. Sic finbet iebt aub cine CT
flarung fir Sic ipdbrenb ser letten
Sage m italienilden 6pfe bcfunpcte
9roBe Iufrc9ltn9. Mugcnldeinlicb Iei
man in SStalien hariibcr ms @arc ocz
funn,en, DOB &rin5 9uuilp sleranber,
Der npntcncarinilde Sbronerbe, sic
Sadie ais sperleren betraef)tc. Sic sllz
ltirtcn iibten l1llr bes1alb eincn 10
plDslid1cn Srlld allf @riehc,,ldnb alts,
1tm Gin @cgen9eipicbt fir sen monte
negrinild1cn 3ulammenbrnb gu lie-
ferlt."
9as gcrl. Taseblott 1aste: v@ab~
reno btcle Grobcrung pont n,ilitdriIden
Gtai1bpunfte aus berbaltriBlna6ig mn
bcpclltcno lit. lil,b bo6 Sic pplitiz
1d)cn Splgen ipeitreibcnb. aDnig
9}lftta bat pffcn bcfllnbet, baB CT cs
porSicbt, icin llno leincs 2anbessdidz
1al III bic 8anbe ieiner Seillbe 5u lcz
gen, ltatt nph pcitcr ser ricligcn
Mad)tefonlbinatipn 5u pertrancll, an
Die er anf 2cben pbcr SOB gcfcttct lpar.
Sic Sages5eitun9 lpbt Sen &Dnig
g'ifita als einen lpeilcn Yplitifer.
aud) IN Scr gcltri9en situng bcs
prcnBiId)en 6errcnballcs faln Sic &az
pitulation @ontene9ros sllr gprocbc
llnb Der Yrdiibent laste. bab Sic Gnz
tcntc, pbippbl bcm inbcrcat Mnlhcin
npb feifgefiigb ppct innerlid6 Idipclc
lno bulo 5lllammenbreden perbc.
Scr fr'anfe" @ailer cb t
af tib.
2onbon. 10. San. &oiler gsi(s
belm befano licb 9eitcrn in Aiicb, Ger
bicn, traf BORT nit bem apnig bon
gulgartcn 5n1ammcn llnb beihc Dipz
nard)en nabmcn eincNepue iibcr burde
marldirenbc bulgnrildbe unb maseboz
nild5e llnb bcutldle Truppcn ab.
Ser Safer iibcrreidtc bent @Dnig
5seroinanb Sen beutiden Sselbmarz
1d9aIlsltab ltnb ipllrbc bonn @Dnig gum
GbrenobcrIten cines bulgaril1cn Mc=
gnncnts crnannt.
SIN @efpl9c bes aailers befanbc,l
lid): ocr @cncralltabsbef General b..
SalfcnbaDn, Sclbnarldall bon@tafcnz
len, Die 8encralabjntantcn ppn 9lc1e
len, bon gbclius lnb Son 2bnder, lp@
mic slbnliral bon Niiiaer. aDnig Ser
binanb tpar bon Sen grin5en Boris
llnb GDril, Hrentier 9fabpslapolp llnb
Mnbcrcn bcgleitct.
Sic bemti6en 8ricgsz
pcrlMIt e.
9pn Dom, 19. San. Soarolb Scns
nant, Der Yarlament sletretar bcs
artegsantes, fiinbi9te in, llnterbarle
belltc an DOB sic 9ciamntter beutlbcn
ariegspcrllrlte, lpie in sen gerliner
@erlnltliiten pcr0ffcntliht, iieb bisber
nuf 2,53576s Mann bclallfcn.
@on bieler 3abl linb 5SS,9SS tobt.
1.566.549 >bcripulbet nnb 356,153 In
@efaneenlbaft seratben. slltberbem
ieien 24.0S0 beutldc Splbateu ais
perf6iebcnen ltrlu6cn scltprben. (@pn
Den 100000 gerlpunbeten lit illz
bciien bic erDBcre palfte lpiebcr i'm
9ienlt.)
Scr tiirfii1e 9cri6t.
&onltantinppe1, 10. San.
(&ia Mmlterbnnl elnp 2pnbpn.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-20
0ia g d n d nar y

t y II y y M III t :
pcr0ffentliHten tiirSii9 einen offereu
grief, in benz Der 8riefldreiber
@arT, penn au9 rei9li9 perIpdtet,
Cos lnbeilpplle Sreiben Der ses
perbsmaBigen 3rlmnsnpersifter npr
oeat 8riege branomartt. @qupti tiad=
lid rihtet iid) Ieine 9lntlase segen
bic dollpiniltii6 6snG5rammatiter, oren
5lpeiTelbafte Nuhperte Ii6 in paris
mir Su brett ma6ten ltno eine glt=
mplpbdre bon 9ab uno letebtfertisen
9cFfnunaen er5eusten. aWssbulb bat
man nidnt alles seIast?" frast Der
lpasemutise @nglanoer, .ipesbalb bat
man cs Susel1hen, oaB elsnoe slgis
tatorsn Die @eiitel psrsiften purften,
bis lie IS sliidlia 10 nett sebroht
batten. pab Der arieg unper-
meiotid ipuroe9 yBesbalb bat man
ni6t auf oen reritdrpisen Hat Der
erfaArene,i 9eute asbDrt, oie ben
Irieoen erhalten ppllten? @esbalb
hat mar nidt Iieber bic S9eger on ben
pranger seitsllt, anitatt IS su5ulai-
lee'. sab tie pieie 5reunlaaftsbiinp-
nine uno slnndberunsen organizer
.en uea poltstiimlid mabten, Die
uns Dem slberllnos entsesensefiibrt
Iaben2 Wesbalb ;asbeionpere bat
mon aaberbalb sSranfreihs, uno in
9ri;fel sumal, cDanpiniitilde Sbea=
terltiide ipielen laiIen. bic 9err giz
tf2n na6 Dem 2eusnis oes belsilne1.
8e!anoten in Garis fir 10 sefdbrli9
eielt. baB er iis in Grantreid lelbit
perb!eten npIlts92"
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sd)on bagetucicu.
Cine ufrteblide 8lofabe" GricdcnlanSs
in. Sabre 1850.

9(nseii6ts Ser ..frtebliden glodaz
be-, Die bon Den Gnsldnbern iiber
bic srie4iIcbe aiiite uno oie griehi=
l6en 9afen perbanst morosn 1T, lpiro
man an cine dbnlihe Getpaittat ERIN
merit, Die lid Die @ngldnber i'm SaGre
1850 sesen @riedenlonb erloubtsn.
Wegen anseblider 8erleBuns Der
aee9te en9lilcber llntertonen (es lanz
bette ii9 babel I'm Die iibermdb;ge
4aoigunss ssforoerung zines Gns=
ldnbers fir ieine bei einem g0belauf-
!tano erlittenen 8erllllte, peren 33obz
lung 9rie9enlanb pertpeigerte) Blot
tierte ein enslii9es @eiapaDer oiG
srieaifde &iiite unb beialagna6nte
etna 200 in Den oortigen Safen lie
9enoe s6iffe, um 9riedenlonb gum
y5aebgeben gu ominse11. llsber pieIc
grelgniiie berthtete an 9. Sonuor
1850 Die aoniein 9lmalie bon Grie=
ebenlano ihrem gater, Dem grob6erz
5os BON Sloenburg, in einenl ausz
tii1rliehen S4reiben, aus pem <ir1ige
sase, Die aud fir Die gesel1,pdrtiaen
8erhaitali1e geltuns be1isen, berz
ausgesriffen Isisn:
.nllniere soltuns mug folaenoe
lein", i9rieb Die &Dnisin, uHubs, Sc
itisteIt. feine 5anforenaoen, pa1lrer
Wloerltano, 10 lan9e pie mogIih.
8relfen lie un1ere 6eltungen poer oie
9auptltaot an, 10 la!asen mir uns. /.
2ieber llntergeben, als Den Yiraten
%. +. Gngldnoer) 9aiaqen lein I'm
lere Serge iino Jeitungen, no lie 10
balo nilt htnfommen, uno mir lperz
ben uns gu balten mifen. :. gurcpa
'ou iehsn, bob oelttf9es Siirltenblut
in unieren 4pern flieBt, baB ipir teiEe
inotiaen 5iirfsen iinp, europa lrl
lshen, oob mir Gin itolsss unb eoles
8olt beherrIehen, unb mir !ieber grot
ellen unabbansis. als unter eneliIAen
&anonen uns in Samt uno Seine
hiillen... @liidtih 9ri.healano, bas
oa lernt, feline ardfte braaaen, Fd)
fl9len, ba g i'm GSeht 1T. 8n!t miro
Den Gdipaden bethlehem. England bot
uns nad uno nod porbereitet uno
ourG Die lteblns i'm Wiberi tomb sez
itartt. @o obne Hedt gegen jeoen
8rau9 unb alles 90lferreat ban=
oelnb, bas 1T f6eubli9".
sd iaste audi, beibt es an elmer
unoeren Gtelle, nnir tDnnen Die
gnelanoer nur iegnen, Sic Dos Yano
5pif9en a0nig uno 9olt nur nod
lnaiger tniipfen, sesenIeitig mod msbr
lernten, mas iie anetnoness baben. !. /.
Die gngldnber lparen beloffen. Sf=
fi5iere bprten ii9 auf Den 9traben
bic beioen Sage Der llnterEanblung,
Iebermann nubte alles, Die @nalanoer
i9lusen, pufften, oie @riecben 5osen
ii6 5uriid uno ermabnten itch sesen=
ieitis aur 9ernunft, I'm Der gutter
Sadie nidt gu ihooen. J"
Geeen sdluB oss griefes persez
aenlpdrtiat ii@ Die a0nisill no9mols
alle @enalttaten Der gns1dnoer eesen
Srtehenlono, i'm bam in ben Nuf
aus5nbreben: nipir iino jung, mis
'uerpen leben, lpenn England ni9t
mebr it,.
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GroBe &e0e pon Gullnlius int GenQt
sur 9lmsidaltun9 oes Bripatproiits bon politi=
i0em Ginhm6.
Mnuitionsiabriieu uuter Heseruugstontronc brisen.
ssiro aber nit Dieicm 9lan wenis Grfpls baber,.

erfo ein1crid gtn1ofrafde
gebeHel 9ehloIn Sa9c9n Grdi gSion plou
gereittaTtspro9rann = g lit Der ncbbnr @an
it Sn aan rti9cn Sit bciorst aongrB regent
lnabhdn9i9fei laropeiz
Zig lne9anoungen 7depput lpei 7cltdIano perIlft
en Sldt u rettm - &arraHa Fat een @iQa in Sic Mft
un1 pofrei era Seoer megiaic sgcr cinscaoe 6n tat
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@pariom. 2uitipieloi9ter:
Sci niht 10 olsse!ailen, Jrau, ipare
Dir ous 2aden ouf. Bis lnetn neues
luItIpiel geaehsn ipirD!"