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CHAPTER VIII.

Later she recalled that one of the foghorn's agonized squalls had seemed like a signal for the attack. It was reverberating in her ears, like the shriek of damned soul, all the while she was struggling in that brutal en- brace. It was still yammering even when she was released.
 Throughout her consciousness was faithfully registering nightmare im- pressions-of the second man closing in to aid her first assailant; of a sav- age tearing of her cloak; of cynical accents breathed hatefully in her ear Easy nowi Take it easy, little one if you don't want to get hurt! Steady -so!' of someone swearing fretfully 1; of a third voice rapping out an oath of rage; of sounds like the crack of a pistol shot, the thud of a heavy fall, grunt of pain, a vile expression from him who held her
 And then she was free-and the fog horn still screeching!
 She staggered back to the rail, her brain reeling, no true coherence in her consciousness the struggle be- tween instinctive desire to scream and the knowledge that for some reason she mustn't.
 Then a friendly voice saluted facul- ties just beginning to comprehend that chance had sent a rescue. "You, Miss Craven? You?" Quoin was bending solicitously over her as she clung trem- bling to the rail.
 Words come with difficulty from a throat parched with fright. "Oh !' she cried, one hand to her bosom. "Mr. Quoin!"
 You're quite safe now. But are you hurt, Miss Craven?'
 'Tn all right, think. Oh, thank you, MT. Quoin
 "There! I've done nothing-just happened along at the right time thank God! But the first thing is to get you out of this confoundeG fog !"
 "No-please-one moment"
 The girl was searching frantically for the lining pocket in her cloak.
 And then at last she found it, and it was empty.
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to note that the principles emphasized in this report as essential to the sue cess of convict road work are the same as those the committee has consid- cred imperative. These principles are that when county convicts are to be employed on the roads they should be turned over to the state convict road force, all convict road work being un- der state control.
 The second principle is that there should be coordination between the state prison and the state highway de partments in regard to convict road work. The prison department should select the prisoners for this work, and make all rules regarding their care and discipline. This department should also supervise the carrying out of these rules. The highway department should have full charge of all road operations, and be responsible for car rying out the rules and regulations made by the prison department.
 The report takes up in detail the se- lection of camp officers, and the keep ing of records and accounts, includ- ing suggestions for order slips and vouchers.
 Other features of the report which will be specially valuable to authorf- ties carrying on convict road work deal with the location of camp site, water supply, camp sanitation, quar- ters and structures, health conditions and care of the sick and injured, cloth ing and rations. All are discussed sci entif1cally and practical suggestions are made which can be followed out in any part of the country.
 The department of agriculture has rendered service to prison and road authorities, while private citizens have now available standards by which to judge the convict camps in their vicin- ity. The year 1917 should be a record one for convict road work if local au- thorities use to good advantage the as- sistance afforded them by the depart ment of agriculture through the office of public roads and rural engineering.
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IMMENSE COST OF BAD ROADS
Farmers Allow $500, ,ooo, 900 to Escape Each Year Because of Poor and
 Unimproved Highways.

The farmers of the United States have been allowed $3OO,OOOOOO in real money to escape from their pockets each year because of poor roads, ac- cording to the testimony of experts who made a survey of the effect of bad roads upon markets for the de- partment of agriculture. Just when the farmer has the opportunity to mar ket his crops at top prices, bad wealth CT closes the roads to heavy hauling and he must wait until another season. To the loss of the farmers must be added an economic loss equally large suffered by the nation. If the rural roads could be used for traffic the year round, Uncle Sam would save more than half billion dollars. This is typical bad-road blockade which exists for weeks and often months in rural district.-Scientific American.
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Doesn't the suspicion grow in your mind that Quoin is using his reputation as a detective for some secret, illegal purpose? Do you fathom his game?
(TO BE CONTINUED
Derivation of "Germany."

German" and Germany" come from the Latin Germanicus and Germania, which were the Roman names for the Germans and their country. The words are supposed to be from a Celtic root which some say meant "shouters" and others say meant "neighbors." The Germans call themselves "Deutsch," l" which is from the same root as Dutch" and "Teuton." The root meant "of the people" or "belonging to the people," and may have been the re- suit of an effort to put into barbarian tongue the Greek word ethnikos, mean ing the same thing, 'of the people, or "racial.'' The relation between "Deutsch" and 'Teuton" is more easily seen when we consider that "Deutsch" used to be spelled 'Teutsch."
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She turned a vacant stare to ouofn',

She turned vacant stare to Quofn's puzzled regard. A sense of suffoca | tion oppressed her, and his voice sounded from a far distance: What's the matter? You're sure you're not hurt? Can do anything?' i've been robbed" she managed to articulate piteously. 'Then," he urged, "1et me see you to your stateroom. Afterward I'll find the captain"
 "No, nol Oh, please, mol Don't tell anybody"
 He stared. 'Iet me get this straight" he said after moment. You've been subjected to a dastardly attack, and robbed, and don't want me to lodge a complaint with the officers?"
 "YeS, vest" she nodded. "Yes, that's it-don't tell anybody. Promise me that-please promise!'
 ''If that's your wish," he said coolly, i've no right to oppose it."
 ''Pm sorry," she faltered; "but it's something I can't explain. If I'd only myself to think Off, She checked in consternation at that slip.
 q sec" Quoin said gently. "It's an- others secret-not all your own?'
 She was silent.
 But" he persisted, you've been robbed of something valuable-whether yours or another's. Do you mean to let it go without effort to regain it?'
 "Oh, no-something must be done !" She worked her hands together in help less torment.
 "Then you don't mean to let the matter drop? But can you accomplish anything unaided? I don't want to seem intrusive, but I'm really a bit experienced in such matters, you know. And of the many who have trusted me, none has ever regretted it'
 "Oh, know, know, MT. Quoin But what can I tell you? That don't know what it is I've lost?"
 His brows lifted at this. "Is that possible, Miss Craven?"
 Its the truth" she protested. "It- something was given me to take care of, something-I don't know what-in a little wooden Chinese puzzle box, and that has been stolen from me-
 Quoin nodded. "These men who at | tackled you-do you know them?'
 q haven't the slightest suspicion who they were"
 There was honesty in her accents 1; | Quoin believed her. q think-possi- | oly-I can find them for you, with your permission
 You saw them"
 "No. But among our fellow passen- gers are two card sharps, one of whom
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stand up straight again. was 8 mid wife for seven years and recommended the Vegetable Compound to every wo- man to take before birth and after wards, and they all got along so nicely that it surely is godsend to suffering women. If women wish to write to me will be delighted to answer then" Mrs. JENNIE MOVER, 342 E.North St., Lima, Ohio.
 Women who suffer from displace- ments, weakness, irregularities, ner- vousness, backacffe, or bearing down Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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at least is quite capable of more felo- nious work. I know both," he smiled gravely, 'in a business way.'
 'But surely you couldn't have rec ogniZed either-'
 'No. The fog was too thick. But I marked one of the brutes for future identification"
 ''Marked?''
 '"The sign of my fist on his face-a heavy blow, so heavy it bruised my own knuckles. Give me permission to do what I can, and I'll look up the quarters of my acquaintances, the card sharps, make them let me in-I know a way to coerce 'em-and see if either wears my brand. If so, you'll have the puzzle within fifteen minutes-and no questions asked!''
 "You are very kind," the girl mur- mured in confusion.
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GREAT PRAISE FOR
 GOOD MEDICINE

Eight years ago we commenced selling Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and during this time it has found many friends among our customers who speak in the highest terms regarding the benefits obtained from the use of Swamp-Root. We have never heard single criticism.
 Very truly yours, June 15, 1916. Centerville, Ala.
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BROKEN DOWN
 IN HEALTH
Woman Tells How $5 Worth of Pinl<ham's Compound
 Made Her Well.
Lima, Ohio.-"I was all broken down in health from a displacement. One of my

lady friends came to see me and she ad- vised me to com- mence taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound and to use Lydia E.. Pinkham's Sanative Wash. I began talk ing your remedies and took $5. 00worth and in two months was a we'll woman
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Letter to Dr. KilIner C. Co. Binehanton, N. r.


Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive booklet of valuable in- formation, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and men, bottes sns for spe at a dr9 ana sze
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flows This :?

+bet nn oTer tiow Sa rsd TOT any case 91 SsfsFrn TARRH MEDICINE. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System.
 Sold by druggists for over forty yearA Price 75c. Testimonials free.
 E. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo. Ohio.
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PUT CONNECTS ON HIGHWAYS
More Prisoners to Be Worked on Pub- lie Roads This Year Than
 Ever Done Before.

More prisoners will be worked on the road this year than ever before. Impetus has been given to the move ment for convict road work through the publication by the United States department of agriculture of a bulle- tin, Convict Labor for Road Work"
 The national committee on prisons and prison labor has been interested
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Dutv of Everv Farmer.

Every farmer should feel his depend ence upon good roads. Whether or not one lives on a public highway he should take an interest in the nearest one to his farm or the road he must use to market his farm, orchard and garden products.
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Mans Love for Count

A mans love for his native land lies deeper than any logical expression, among those pulses of the heart which vibrate to the sanctities of home and to thoughts which leap up from his fathers grave-Chapin.
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In Doubt.

'I wish you could find out how l stand with your father"
 "Why do you want to know?" "He gave me a tip on the stock mar. ket today"
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Matrimonial camoufiaae.

Bride-You don't mind my wearing this complexion mask nights, do you. dearf
 Groom-Oh, surely not; it's ysur not wearing 1t days that's getting my goat
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CaIifornia's Highways.

The state of California has voted S15,OOO,OOO to be spent in perfecting the state highway system and not a single county failed to give the ems towering measure majority
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So Disinterested,

~Count, my father has lost all his money"
 ''I will marry you, anyhow "Do you really mean it?"
 "Yes; a man like your father can easily make another fortune"
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What a pity.

Don't be misled Ask for Red Cros Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes At all good grocers. Adv.
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Oh, MyI

Edith hear that you have lost your valuable little dog, Mir. Sopht.
 MT. Sopht-Yes; in a railway acci- dent. I was saved but the dog was killed.
 Edith-What a pity.
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A woman is interested in a man as long as he knows something she wants to find out.
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New Hotel for St. Paul. St. Paul is to have a new skyscraper hostelry on the site of the old Mages hotel.
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Scbtutiame Mauitefe bfr eo;ialitideu Yartci.

bcs,pertes aeiiihrt ,mo sllnleid, 81,
elmer Yrcisiteiucrlmg ser @aren.
Sic lmeriGttlid,en Soroerllngen
Scr frieastollcn Climber Gllropas
nod sen 2cbctsnlittclu ,no nod,
Sen aNittcIn, Sob mb Tcrberben sl'
perbreitcn. bat ben nroiitblngriaen
omerituniihen aopitoliiten Sen
SNca ecebnct. oiciem 2onbe oie
Nobrungsmittel su cntiiehen Den
cmcrifnnild,eH s(rbeitern oos Srot
tom Mlmbc 81 nchmen nno cS i'm
Muslonoe su ,u,crhprt boben Erci'
len Eli pcrfoilfcn.
Ser ouf bicic @eiic perllriad,tc
fiinitlihe ManaeI an 2ebensnlitteln
hot nniercn ilb,,ltriellen unb fom.
ncrsicllcn gutofrotcn cilcn plolI'
libel flinucnhcn Tormanb aelebcn,
SSl,d,crrrciic fiir Sic nod, uorban-
ncncn 9fahrunNsn,ittcl si ocrlanocn,
irGhrcno sic oorbc Scr narotiId,cn
3,uiid,cnb6nnler ocm bilfloicu Son.
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bon gr6Btcr @ebclrt,utg. Zen Serr.
id)eru luto ariegsherren, oie bofiir
'craten, Dob sic @erf5ellge Ser SSSSn-
blitrie III @crf;cltgc oes Wtoroes
l,no bes Hai,6cs ungcnonoelt ipitr.
SEN. mlii; cine mieoer pereinte Ir.
hcitcrfIolIc marifeItiercn, oaB iie
cntIdIoiIcn lit. nIle sic totbrinaen.
oen. Rilitunecn Scr 2uft, SIT @ai-
Ter ,tno su 9onoe, fpicoer in SSsn-
itriunente lcbeuersc,tgcnocr SSnois-
ltric ,llnSnld,miebcn.
yGs lit unicrc T,tiNobe. oara,tf
su ichen. oob sic reoftiondrc b1-
rcallfratild,e 0crrld,aft, bie Ser
0ricg acknowledgements ol,dl fir oie
ccrnofrotiitltcn ser frieafiihrenben
Motioncn nit lid aebrodlt nno Die
III anbcren SGnbcrn cnorm geItdrft
lpilroc. nod, oen ariegc niht nlcbr
Iortlcbcn barI Cine ipeite slusoeb-
nung ser Genofrotie in ollen Siin-
bcrn mus unIcr 3iel in Ser gteu-
neitaltlna ser Sinae iein. Die Der
NhId,Iilb Ser grpBen @elttragOoie
nit lih briugen m,lb.
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Sie fiirslih itatteefimoene Sit
sung ser Notionol- -Greflltipc. .. g.,
ueltaltetc lid 81, elmer iebr bcoent-
icmen aunogebl1ng iiber sic brett
nenocn Sai,ptfragen oes Cages:
Scncrnua, &ries mmS 1ricoen.
lleber Sic Teuerilng imtcrbreitcte
@enolie &C. Sillailit ein MoniieIt,
oem mir folgcnocs cntnebmen:
Sic iortlpdbreno lteigeHoen
Soften bes 0cbenslnterbalts, itot
ieit ,Sahrcn Gin ernltcs Eroblem iiir
sic @epolfer,n9 bieies 2anbcs, iuer-
Sen nod, unb nad) 81 elmer 8olomi-
tGt. Gs ld)einen iid) tatldd,lidb oie
finitcren MGd,te ,mieres laiterbai-
ten ofcnomiiden SpItems pcridiue-
rem sll hobcn, sic notiuenoiglten 2e-
bensnittcl allbcrboIb bes @ercihS
scr Nrmcn an itelIen.
Sic uncrborte ,3,uabme bes
@clnporrats Der @elt bat iclbltper-
lt1nblih 81 elmer Mbnabme bes 8cls
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&orruptiou in bobtu &rciien.

Nadoem e sepiFen einflubreiden
polititern, bic lebr nabe Besiebunsen
gum "WeiBeu 9aus" in Walbinston
baben. nidt gelunsen mar, bic gntz
biillunsen iiber ben B0rienIhpinbel
in 8erbinoung NIT Der Grieoensnote
oes prdlioenten gu pertuiden. ipurbe
bas aomite fir Reseln bonn RonsreB
beauftrast, bic unteriuduns fort3uz
iesen uno benz Mngeber 2atpion, Elm
iebr rsiGer Ginan5ier bon Bottom gu
5pinsen bic Namen ber hoben 9erz
rem, bic in ben Stanbol perpidelt lei=
en-, an5useben. tpibrigenfalIs er me-
gen MiBahtung bes 2onsreFes in's
Gefdngnis geitedt perben ion.
Oieie Inbrobung pirtte oerartig
ouf GouiOns Elm. bob er am lebter
Wontag, als oas 0erhDr tpieber auf=
senommen ipuroe, obne Weiteres, bic
Namen Der 9errsn angab, bic ansebz
lid an Gem Shtpinbel beteiligt ipa=
rem. llnb er fiiste Bel, bab Senrp,
8oriiser oes aonsreBzaomitees fir
Reseln, Iein Snformont mar. Die
perionen, tpelhe bon 2ntpIon Be-
Ituloigt tpuroen iinb:
5. $. pon gernitorff, beutider
gotihofter.
Robert Gaming, StoatsIstretdr.
Wilium Gibbs McWooo, Shab=
nmtsIstretdr.
Solspb 5umultp, SstretGr oss
Prdiioentsn.
Robsrt 8. Ssnrp, abseoronster
bon 5eros.
paul M. Wnrburs. Mitslieo Der
gunoes=H Heierpe =gehorbe.
Maloolm MeIooo, 9ruber bee
Shusamtslstretdrs.
6. .. garnen &c Co.. WaG Street
gantiers.
Steport 9. 8ibbonsp, Geihdfts=
teilbaber BON maleplm Me9looo.
plinp Jiste bon 6arpep, Jiste 6
Co., Wau Street gnrtiers.
Sin Senator, als %" angegez
ben.
WiIliam .. prics. Seitunssmant
bon Wa7hinston.
Irhibalb e. Wbite bon Wbite &:
Co.. Nslp Dorf guntisrs.
gotihaftsr gernItorfI ioG $780,
900 Bel Der WaQitrest Spsiulatior
gsnoht baben, pdbreub Staatsistrez
tdr Gaming uno ShdbamtsIetretdr
McIooo Iih nit ie 100000 begniiz
gen mubten. ollie Snformationsn
habe er (2upion) pon 9enrn erhalten.
Ssnrn uno ole anoeren belhuloigter
perionsn srtldrteu, ouB Die Insa6sr
2aipIons bon u biz 3 erIogen ieien
oupion srtldrts bierauf, nnB sr BE:
rsiisn tonne, oab uue elnsaben, iii
sr DOR oem Somitse mahte auf Wabr:
belt beruben uro oaB er bic SeIpeii'
brinssn tpsroe. 6enrn Iaste, ooB If
Ser orsiitiiroisen Reoe. Die er mil
2aipion besiiglih Der slnselesenhei
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Die 5osespreie meloete tiirali@.
bab @enoHe 2isbtneht su bier Sah=
rem unb 6 Monate GefGnsnis perur-
teilt purbe. Oas llrteil. tpel4es
ihon boz Monaten iiber ben tapfern
Solbaten Der Repolution perhdnat
purbe pom Mppe[bof befd<
tist porb. nahbem bic 8erufung
aeaer bas llrteil oerDorfen
lpuroe. Gs lpurben Qiebfneht nubers
benz ouh bic iosenannten G6renre&te
obertonn. unb s!par auf 6 Sabre. 10
oaB er pdbrenc bieier 3eit peber feis
ne 2Inipaltproris ausiiben, nod elm
Manbot als Mbseorbneter i'm preubis
Ihen Gambling ober i'm beuti4en
Reihstag betleiSen tann.
Den preubiiden Eprannen aber
tnnn man aurufen: rSbr t0nnt bas
Wort psrbieten. Shr tOtet ni&t ben
@eiit."
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Iioorit1t unb oes Srieoens einge.
tretcn.
.Gs pGre cine aaIomit1t. sic
l:d) MIR nit oem ariege Ielblt per.
gleifen lieBe. lpem Die organilierte
ic5iaIiitiide @enealIng ser @elt
nid,t aIles o,tfbicten miiroe. ihrcn
oroben GiniliB lno Niadlt aelteno
sll mofen, nm ser ariegstollheit
Elm Ihncnes Gnbe sll bereiter. Ger
internationale So;iolism,s ipiiroe
ont, cine aroBe 8elegcnheit unge-
niist ncritrcit,en lalien ,mo bos lit
i'm aeieste Tcrtro,en mi6braufen,
lrcnn er cs unterlnlien ipiiroc. alle
stnltrcnalnnen II, MAIDEN. Inn oic
ssnterelIcn ser slrbeiterflnIlc III oen
fcn,nlenben Tcrhanollmgcn slt nab
rem.
0initisc arieae miiiIcn ucrhiitet
lucrocn.
,@eit mid)ttlcr al3 ollc ,Sraact
ser Observation-Disclosures uiio ter
ritorioIen Mrrongenlcnts lit sic Ser
iifcr,ma, bie lid bus Erolctariot
pcridoifcn mus. bob Scr 5u id'lic-
Ecnoe Tricbe ein aercd,ter lno
roucrnocr lit. bo6 cr nidlt Sen
! Gcim su nei,en arieuen IN Iid trdat
,>coc fopitnIiItiid,c Ginridltlna ooer
, MoBnabme, oie irnenbipcld,cn Frs'
ppfotipltoif ilbcr ncle 3rieae cilt'
toItcn fonn. mus bon ser mieoe!
ncrcintcn internotionolen Sosialoe'
1rofrotic oui oas entlticoenite be-
/, timpft ,ncrben.
,Es lit i'm bclonberem Sinnc oi(
! Slmioabc ser So,ialiltiifcn Tor
tcicn. sic notpcnbiac Hrbeitcrltim
nnma sll ihoffen nno sic aroIt'
su ialnrneln. INN sic slninahne pol
Wfobnohncn Eli iid,err. sic fiinftia,
Gricoc pcrbiiten. Mncs. rpoS hi
@riiocrlihfeit Scr Tolter ociohr
set, mus in Sen Srfus rcId'lriocr
mcrbcn. slbriilt,lnN mili'nrild, 10
lrcbI, mie SIR Sec. lit iiir cine,
lderen nno pcrmanenten 0ricoc:
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bate, teine Ramen genonnt tpurben.
5ier itebt nun Musabe sesen Mn=
sdbe unb mo lit bic Wabrbeit? mir
baben bereits in Der lebten drummer
oes ~Gdo" aussefiibrt = iieb Mrtitef
~Seniatbuelle gntbiiGunsen" -. boB
setpihe Yerionen, bic Renntnis bat=
ten BON Der Jriebensnote bes prGfi=
oenten, e1e bic Note per0ffentli9t
luuroe. bic Gelesenbeit benuBten, UNI
in Wal1frett, ibre aenntniFe bor=
teilbaft aus5uuiiben. Dab oieie bo=
ben prfOnn tntime gerbinbungen
nit benz GtiBen 6aus baben, 1T
ielbituerltdnotg unb es NOR lhlieb=
| Iid fir 2atpion uno onbere sginan5z
mdnner ni4t lhner aus5ufinben, tper
an benz Gage Dor 8etanntmahung
Der Ruts, beionoers itort oufr rBaife"
,. +. ouf bas Sinten Der Rriessot=
tien ipetulierte. Wenn 9otihafter
Bernltorff uno bic anoeren bo6en
!6errer an oieien Spetulationen Be-
teilist paren. 10 toten lie bies nidt
brett uno in eisener psriun, ionbern
ourd gsrtreter. bic g0rienmatler.
Gs bleibt nun absuiparten ipie iif
oieie Senlation lpeiter enttpideln
piro. adnn 2atpiuu feline Mnsaben
niht bspeiIen, oann tpiro er ipabr=
iheinlid uls .Siinoenbcd" biiben
nii1en. vIber no Hau4 1T, ba 1T
aufl Jeuer" uno bic 5atlahe, bab
+ o &c g olititer unb DipIoz
m ten, porunter 10 Mttglte=
Der oss & aonsreIies, Der Re-
gierung uno sc unbtf d a f
ten i6re Snformation men
Ii Ser oip 70 m I'll h { &c & { i'm.
ntiie fir ibre perf0nli~
den 0orteile uusnii Sen.
blei 81 6eitsben-
Gie Ieitenoen Tolitifer i'm aon-
Nrcb id,einen iiir olle riidItdnbigen
lmb in gelpiiien ssdllen oud) uer-
rildten Wto5nahnlen 5ii boben iein.
Sic treten fir Erohibition, 3ruangs-
idlieosgerid,te lno anoere ,SlIues"
bie nehr ober ninoer Die perIon=
I lid1en Sreiheitcn brId'ronfen, cir,
l'nb beteliern babel fortlpdhreno.
Sob lie Sic ,Sreltnoe ser ,3ipiIiia
tion lno Nreiheit iiro. Ger nei,efte
9lnldllag genen oie frciheitIifen rSn-
litttioncn llnlcrcr Ncprblit lit ge-
Gen Die EreBIrcibeit 9erittet. ,Si'
bei0en &dlliern oes aongreHea
idipeben Gorlugc1,. beren Innabme
Sen ,3eitlnaen lpeIfe Tnuoncer'
ron @ruuereien 1rennereien ,mS
onoerc GnpfeflIlutgen bon alfoboli
id,en @etr1nfen elthultcn. bos
Hed't ser EoItbeIorberlttg entsieber
niiroe. @iro 10 etlpus 8eies, il
fonntc lid ser aungreB ipGter oa:
Hed,t unmaben. irgenonelf,e 9e
id1rintlrngen Scr Frebfreibeit eiilsit
Iiibren.