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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
A G. RICULTURAL, &C.
[From The american Farmer."]
POtatOcs.--Sced VS.. Butt Entls.
WITH SOME GENERAL REMARKS.

Reader, have you ever tested the matter, to
ascertain which will yield the largest crop,
seed or butt ends, cut 50 as the weights will be
about equal Ifso. You doubtless asccrtaincd
that the butt ends had considerably the adyan-
tagc botk i'll quantity and quality, and were
also some two weeks earlier. Why is this so !?
| answer, simply because the seed ends have
more eyes and send forth superabundancc Of
shoots. Some years ago, l read in Patent
Office report where parcel ofpotatocs that had
been cut thHec or four days, and as consc-
qucncc considerably shrivellcd, exceeded largely
i'll amount parcel that were planted fresh.
My curiosity being excited upon this subject,
| WAS led to try number Of experiments in
order to ascrtuin the cause of this singular
phenomenon. Without giving detailed history
of my operations, | asccrtaincd that the cause
WAS simply owing to the fact that the shriv-
ell, I'd portion sent forth fcwcr tubcrs Under
this same principle VIC can readily account
why butt ends exceed seed ends. After this,
improved my product largely 'c'i in quan-
tity and quality, BY drawing out st, tubcrs,
leaving but single stalk at pla"" I have
thus had seven single plants to fill a half
bushc eight would heap it, and the joint pro-
due; Of two plants weighed eleven pounds.
The extra tubcrs can readily be transplantcd
and make fine yield They are more hardy
for transplanting than the sweet potato and
yield equally as we'll.
Potatoes, us Il general thing, are crowded
too much for large yield \ single tubcr
for every two feet square think is sufficiently
close, where the ground is rich, and | am not
certain but a greater distance would result
advanagcously. The most, however, that can
be done now is to thin out your present crops
Common wood ashes and barn yard manure
applcd separately, perhaps suit the potato as
well AZ any other manure.
JUNE PLANTING.
In the province Of Ecquador, i'll South
America, they, perhaps, raise the finest pota-
toes in the world The climate there, gencr-
ally, is about so degrees, varying but few over
or under throughout the year. by planting
in June from the 18th to the goth, and
littcrng heavily, so as to protect the ground
from the heat of the sun, we approximate the
requisite temperature OF SO degrees, MS the
potatoes acquire the most Of their growth i'll
September and October. Potatoes planted at
this time, and covered with leaves or straw to
the depth Of six OF ci.ht inches; will present
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1867.

Sarah, don't be down nc;st; let's cheer up with
Roses words. Conc, it's tea time"
So they sat down somewhat silently. to the
tca-tablc, and yet the better for the thought of
trusting the future to higher hands. Mrs. Nc
ville broke the silence.
''What's to be done for tomorrow, William /?
All my money IS gone"
81 might earn something by carrying" he
replied; "but that wouldn't come in till night
What's in the house. Sarah1"
'That," she replied, pointing to the portion
of crust which remained on tho table .,
They glanced at the children, and then Co
wards the clock. ut would only fetch trife,"
she continued, answering his thoughts, cts SO
old fashioned, and not good of its kind" #
''Thcrc's my desk" hor husband rcjoincd ;
but that would bring next to nothing" The
cloud was coming back to his brow. Iiswilc
looked for moment at the ring on her left
hand, but turned away, as if to give it up
would be too hard
"lf only We had frcndsw she said sadly ;
sit seems strange we should both Of MS have
been orphans alone in the world before we
married, William. Isn't thero any one VIC
could go to? Those directors should do some
thing"
He shook his head ''Thcy'rc worse of
Themselves he replied; 'wc have no debts
suppose BY this time they're out of England
for the most part. Here Katie, child, you may
put away the things"
Kate obeycd silently and sadly. She had
understood what her parents had said, and
vainly pondcred as to what she might do to
help them. AS she put up the cups and sau-
GERS, her little Bible received IN accidental
pu.ll and fell from the shelf Her father
stop. r.. pick it up, but it had fallen open
and his eye caught the words on the page OK
posed to view. He leaned towards. his wife
and pointed them out to her ''lty God shall
supply u0 your need" That's our bank note
Sarah and the banks safe c-soccordinS
to His,rtches -, glory By Christ Jesus Lets
agree, dear wife, to trust Him for all that's (
come, 9 81 IS IS
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NJ 1 S G E L l. A n EO U S.
Extraordinary Revelation in Connection,
with The Wirz Tragedy.

The astounding revelation made by Butler
concerning the suppressed diary Of Booth and
the Consequent official murder Of an, innocent
woman, is followed by another little less astound-
ing or disgraccful to the parties embraced in it,
concerning tho lawless trial and execution Of!
the unfortunate Wirz. The disclosure is made
in a letter from Washington to the New York
World, bearing date March 9th 1t is as fol-
lows: -
It is, perhaps, not generally known thae
during rl1e Of Mirx and Minor.
windor in the Capitol Prison they occupied
adjoining cells and enjoyed facilities of con,n1n.
nication, one to the other, by wcrd Of writing
through an aperture not Observed doubtless.
by the jailor. No one was permitted to sec
either, unless by special privilege from the
Sccratary of War. On the night previous to-
the execution of Wirz three men entered his
cell, Of course by permission Of Stanton and
proposed to him, that if he would agree t.
mplicatc jeff. Davis in the alleged conspirac,
to starve the Nortcrn prisoners confined a;
Andcrsonvillc, his life would be spared. Mirz
replied that he would not save his own life bS,'
sacrificing that of another innocent man. The
parties thcrcupon left the cell, and Wirz i'm,
| incdiatcly communicated all that transpred t"
Major ,Winder. The Major some time after
met Mrs. Davis in New York, and revealed
to her what is here stated, backing it up by All
affidavit, which he gave her, and which she new
holds. The trial of Davis would involve re
Violations which would shock humanity, and tcs.
to its fullest unit whatever sense Of justice or,
feeling ofnational pride is still left at the Nort!
1t is net unreasonable to presume that popular
indignation would be aroused to pitch that
would render it unsafe for tho concoctors OF
| tho vile plans devised to secure tho sAorfss OF
Davis life, to prolong thoif residence anens
! people whose fame and character they SO grosn'y
outraged
| Should not the names Of the trio who mad.
this infamous proposition to Wirz be traced
itiatc some movement to that end, it is probable
that some light might be obtained which would
fix the identity of these Williams The time l..
cnlincntly auspicious for such an enquiry now
that the rogucs are divulging each othcr's In
| iQuitics. 1t may be that Major Windor has
some information which would give clue to
the names Of the parties. fho has, hc should
be induced to furnish it, and then the wrctchcs
should be held up to the universal scorn and
contempt they SO richly merit. .fa
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P Q. T R Y.
[From the Richmond Inqurcr.]
Concerning the Raising Of tho Bronze
Statue Of Chief Justice Marshall.

We are glad to see you, John Marshall, my boy,
So fresh from tho cliscl of Rogers.
Go take your stand on the monument thcro,
Along with the other old codgcrs;
With Washington, Jefferson, Henry and suoh,
Who sinncd with. great trnnsgrcssion,
In their old fashioned notions Of Freedom and Right
And their hatred Of wrong and oppression!
You come rather late to your pedestal, John,
Far sooner you ought to have been here
For the volume you hold is no longer tleaw,
And this is no longer Virginia.
The old Marshall law, you cxpoundc,l of yorc,
Is now not ut NIL to the purpose;
And the martial law Of the new Brigalicr
Is stronger than ITnbcas Corpus
SO keep you the volume shut with care,
For the days of the law arc over;
And it needs all your brass to be holding thcro
{ With "Jusce' inscribed on the cover 81
Could life awaken the limb Of bronze,
And blaze in The FURNISHED eye
What would you do will, yo,ir moment of life,
fe men of tho dnys gone by?
Would yc chidc us or ply us, blush weep,
fe lmoa Of the days gone by?
W. dJcifcrson tear up the scroll he holds
Tim; timc has proven lie:
And Marshall shut the volume Of law
And lay il down will, sigh?
Would olason roll the Bill OF Rights
Frona q race unworthy to scan it?
And Henry dash down ,c eloquent sword
And clang it against lie granite!
And Washington, seated in massy strength,
On The charger that paws the mir.
Could he sec his SONS in their. iscp sg:.cc,
Would lie ride go proudly there!
IIc would get him dowr from l:;s b., ',;..s; horsc,
.An'l royer his fncc u. cur s.un,c;
For the land of his birth is nov '.I.,.r.c. One
VIRGINIA was once the name,
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Respectfully, &C.,

GERANIuM SLIps.-It is said, that il. ger
anium branches, taken from luxrnnt and;
healthy trees just before the winter sets i'll, be
cut in slips and immersed in soap water, they
will, after dropping few days, shed their
leaves, put forth fresh ones, and continue in
the finest of bottles thus filled in ag,fowes
basket, with moss to conceal the bottles, !.
show Of evergreen is easily secured for thc
winter.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

An ingenious Scotchman has found m.c:!io;!
OF utilizing the hitherto wasted powers of the
common house mouse. lie has invented a
cotton spinning machine, so constructed that !.
couple of mice, if tossed into the right place.
cannot help it. 1t is made on the tread mill
plan. a hall penny worth of'oat meal will
keep each mouse five weeks, and during that
time it will do the work for which woman is
now paid nine pence. In other words, it will
earn seven shillnssa and six pence year. which,
after dcductig six pence for board and shilling
for wear and tear of machcncry, leaves a net
profit of six shillnss the employer. The in
vcntor, it is said is putting up ten thousand of
these mice mills, with avicw on getting his liv-
ing out of them Truly mas-cular.cntcrpr;sa
"a kind of micc-cn-cu-sccnc-iiy
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NUMBER 8.

much smoother appearance than those maturing
i'll midsummer. 1 am also confident that the
yiold is much larger, other things being equal
PREPARATION OF THE LAND.
A green, op-of rye, outs, clover, or any
thing Of the kind turned under about the mid
die of May, will greatly Increase the potato
crop. If this same crop be guanocd heavily,
SO as to mako a large growth, 30 much tho Lot-'
tor. have triod guanocs for the greea crop
and barn yard manure and eshs tasors rlAss
ing, with the boet Of results In fact, BY th1'
method of.manuring and thinning according
to directions elcscwhore given, invariably
took the first promium wherever entered
my articles. For large yield, June Planting.
has decidedly the preference. Ni''
Respectfully, &C., n. G.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
Frederick Fersner

N T. G n 4 NJ IC-i L DE N TT s T. ,
Will attend 20 those who wish his services ni their
residences. by being informed through o Postoficc
otherwise. TEETH on GOLD nml SILVER
PLATR; also the VUI.C.\NITE WORK
All work done Warranted to give satisfaction
Residence: at Mr.. JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Orange
burg District, S. c..
mar 80 If
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Medical Notice.

DIR. ARTEMAS J. WOLFE offers his Professional
Services to tho Citizens of Orangeburg District
Ollicc near the Railroad OH Russell street where he
can be found mt all hours.
All calls upon him will be met with prompt at
tcntion.
mar 80 I'm
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CARDS.

w. w. LEG. .ARE,
Has resumed The PRACTICE OF LAW at Orange
burg Court House, and may be found at his Office
Cerhcisun Kqaecr & Co. 3 Neay Stasc, nrsscll
Street
mar % If
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17
rTarbiac Suifi,."

gSie an ben Stimmfditen, 10 peroen ~fortaa AUDI
auf Der Sc d orenen Sanf in ben IlOli6en
Staaten Die Neger Die Mebrbeit baben- oas
briBt, 10 LANCE als bas 8olf Der n0rbli6en Staaten
oieien ~beilolen, icanoalOien lnfug, ben man uraoi=
fale &econItruftion" nennt, bulOen miro. Sic com
manoirenben @enerale Der lIoli6en vYropinSen"
BADEN gerubt 81 befeblen, haB Die 9iite Der r~e9iitrtr=
ten Stin1m9eber ols @eiGporenenliite bienen nluB.
&raft bteIes SefeDls tperben ale regiitrirten Ne9er
su 8eI6porenen eema6t unb perben NE % n,
benen man bic Ge9iitrirulg pertpei9ert bat ooer Die
aus @fel iber ben raoifalen l1nfu9 OieIelbe f~reiuiltg
%perlGunlt, BON Der GeiGporenen 8anf aus9ei6lDi=
len. @ie bas pirft, lebrt Die ~fol9enbe Sepeide aus
9Duiiiana
v9ie seIfern fraft Militdr6efebls aus Der Ge9i=
~irirlilte Deg Srleans=ge5irfs ge5ogene 8el6lpo=
~renenliIte 5eigt $50 Neger uno 90 gSeiBe. Saraus
iino Die 8el6porenen 81 tuQblen."
Son II Sc 6porenet iperben afr 9 Bis 10 9ieger
iein unb ba Die 98eiBen unter bieien Serbdltnilien
Ii6 Dem 8ei6tporenenbienit in jeoer @eiie Su e%nt5ie1
ZEN luden perben, 10 miro in Der 9tegel bas Sc
i6porenen9eriGt aus lauter gfeeer beteben. IS 1T
iberfiiiiig, Die Sorte ponSuitii 5u i6iloern, Die BON
einem iol6en @el9pOrenen9eri6t Su ~ertparten III,
uno nod ibcrflIlli9er, bieGrtldrung bei5ufii9en, oab
iol9e 3uItdnbe ben Sag 1idt iberleben tperber, an
ipeldem oas &rieeare9t unb Die militarii6e geie-
bung oes Sibens aufb6rt. llnO / n m al r1uB tie
bod auf6Dren. (I. B. 3d.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17
6urraa fir @abe's Nadinlger /!

geniamin s. g8aoe, Der robelte uao 9roBu1aull9lte
BON alien rooifalen 6anatifern, Der auf Dem Stllr1<
pen 10 arduli9 iiber bic uoeuofratilden yerratber"
l6impfte, lit am Sienitas, ben Stem Sftober, pon'
8olfe ppn Ohio geridtet porOen! gSaoes Slenlt'
seit lduft su Gnoe. Sic bemofrattl6 DE Gelebs
gebuns, Die l6 i'm Sanuar %perIammelt, miro "letren
Na6foleer eriuablen uno @aoe iuiro mad Dem Ib=
laufe ieines Sermins Ohio nidt ldnger i'm SunOes
Senate miBreprdientiren!
3inoet Die Sreubenfeuer an! 2aBt bic &atoner
b%onnern! Sie Nieoerlase 8abe's III Der 9robte Srt=
ump6, Der alles anoere %auiluiegt. Waoe bat lf
bur6 Iein robes S9impfen ouf Dem Stnmpen lelbl1
I6laeen belfen, unb iosar Sanuel 9. Gbale miro
es nidt unterlalien f6nne,t, Iib iiber Die jdmnerllfe
Nieoerlaae ieines Nebe .1bublers fir Die prdlioent=
I6aft beinli6 ing Sduitden 5u laden. Sem Yrd=
libenten Sobnion, beiien Glob Der Senator uno gice
9rdlioent @aoe binnen ben nd6iten ie6s Weonate1
einsunebmen bottle, nluB Die gtodri6t BON Der Nie=
lase oieles Gr5=S smasosen cine bo9lt angenebn1e
Stanbe bereitet Daben.
S, Ieiner Marietta 9febe erfldrte Waoe, Dap Der
g3eeer b~efdbister lei, oos Stimmre6t aus5ulben als
Der Gitoemanoerte. Sa i'm Die Gingetpanoerten
unb Die gSeiben iiberbaupt iiber gorb ~aetuorfen ba=
ben, 10 miro er i6 tiinftig an feline 9iebliuge, Die
Neser, ipenben miiieu. Sen vberiibmten" ai6lep
perpeilen mir an bieielbe Moreie:
.@usoeIpielt uno ausselunaen,
Sabt euh lelbsr urnsebrunsen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17
Spriht BON 8latte.

Gin 3epublitaner idenft i'm bieIisen Sonrnal Iei-
mem 8ruoer reinen Sein Elm uno erfldrt, oaB es ni6t
bauptid6li6 Der gteeer NOR, Der tie in Sbio idlus,
ionbern Die un9leide Seitemeruns. ST iast 'pDrt-
lid
uOie MaIIen Der Jiepublifaner bon Ohio itehen
auf oans anoerem 8pben. Gs lit Die unglei9e BE
iteuerung, tpel6e Die Sdmiertgfeit berporrutt, nno
lie miro fortfabren, cine Nuele BON S6piert9fetten
III iein, 10 LANCE Die 2aiten Der geiteueruns ni9t
gleidmdBie pertbeilt iino.,
Sic Salt wir6 ni6t oabur6 erleidtert, penn mon
Dem goIte iaet, bab es ni4t cenititutionel II, bic
Oicie ooer iene Gnti6eibuns ae1na6t bat. Sic 2ait
briidt fortipdbrenb, iie beoriidt nit an!ftadelnoer
56uere ole arbeitenoen Glaiien, Die feline gonos
beIiben. ollie 2eute, Die in a~ctioen 8etperben betbei=
liet limb uno beren Capital ni6t grpB genug it, nm
8elo in 8onos gu Itede1, fiiblen oielen Srld. Ste
iperoen linn iaaen, baB oer 9ct beg 9on9relles ooer
Der S1preme Court es aere6t MAIDEN tann, pap Die
arr,en, arbeitenben &loiien Die 2aiten Der Seltene=
runo fir Die Gei6en tragen, ooer ooB irgeno eine
&laiie bic Steuern fir cine anbere be5ablen loa.
,Sieie 9onos m ii en- fir ibren 9ebOrigen Mns
t6eil an Oen Staotsabgaben beiteuert neroer
uno Die republifoniide Yartbei mub lie ~belteuern
ooer lie muB Die Waht perlieren."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17
Standardization !

.9ie 06gel, Die 5u frab iinger, bolt Der @eier."
Die 9emofroten baben gu frib SDleri9uie sur
6eier hires Gieges in Sbio ab9efeuert; oenn pern
lie aud in ben beiben SGuIern Der Stoatsgclebge=
bung eine Majpritdt BON re1p. l uno 3 Stlnlnle1 er=
lan0t BADEN, 10 baB lie itatt Ben. @abe's entipeoer
8allonOio6am ooer Yenoleton in ben Senat ienoer
fDnnen, 10 iii bod gum @DupernDr Der republic
fanilhe Ganbibat nit 5000 Stimmen Wtajorltdt
9epQGlt noroen, Sic Senotraten iperoen iomit
QlBer Stanoe 1ein, irgenb mel6e 8eiebe 5l MAIDEN,
Die ben 6orberunqen hires Yartbeiprogramms ent=
Ipre6er. Wenn lie es perlu6en, 10 miro Der 9Du=
pernOr Sapes lie nit leinem Veto labrn legen."
(Slinois St5t9.)
Gin 10 GROCER 8olitifer tuie Serr Gaiter bon Der
Sainois Gtaats5 eitun9 iollte eigentli6 bod iptlIen,
Dab Der @oupernDr BON Ohio Die Seto9epaIt gar
mid beiibt. Sie Geiebgebung lit pollltdrot9 I'M.
abbdngig BON linn. @enn Elm Geieb paiiirt III, Damn
lit es einia6 bic gfli6t Deg Spreders uno bes 8or=
Iibers bes Senats, hire q in 8egenpart
Der reipectipen Sduier Sl unter5ei6nen uno Der @ou-
pern0r brau6t babel 10 tpenig 51 Gat6e ge5ogen 5u
luerber, ME Der &ailer BON China. Sic Nta6t Ell
res @oupernDrs BON Ohio iit iiberbaupt 10 bei6rdnft,
oaB man ben 8piten oft nit Dem "finften 9too am
@agen ipergli6en fat. Sie politii6e Geipalt lit
in Der @elebgebung cpncentrirt unb Oesbalb lit es BON
Der 601iten @i9tigfeit, baB Die Semofraten Mtebr=
6eiten in beioen 5Guiern bieles &Drpers erObert 6a=
ben. &c lit Der grbBte Sieg, ben ie i'm OCTOBER err
rei0en "fonnten uno Der umlltano, oaB Die tlddlte 8e=
Ieboebuno nod ~obenorein einen Ser. ct. Senator
an @abe's Ylab su ernennen bat, ltetgert mod Die
6o1e 9eoeutun9 bieies Sieges.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17
&nrrab Yenniplpania

0ie Gepolution Die am SienItas in Sbto bpr Ii9
oi1e, hat audi Yennlplpanien e~r9rifen. Gin @ou=
pernDr mar in 9ennlplpanien ni6t 5u ertudbler,
tupbl aber Elm Gi1ter fir Die Supreme Court.
S6arsippoo mar Der bempfratiI6e Ganoioat fir Die
les Mmt uno Den iebt porliegenoen 8eri6ten Sufolge
lit er nit entl6iebener Mebrbeit eriodblt worbel.
@robartig par Der llmi9pun9 in Der Stabt YbiIa=
oeIpbia wie aus Dem f~olsenben Seri6te berporsebt:
8bilooeIpbta, Oft. O. Sie republifanii6e
Sie 5tabt philadelphia giebt S6arstuoo6 cine Wta=
joritGt bon 5000 Stimn1er, Elm ~raoifaler Verllllt BON
fiber 5000 Stimmen. Sie Semofraten baben tbr 9e=
%lamlntes ltGotil6es Sedet gepdhlt uno bret Ntlt9lle-
Der Der Seaislatur geiponien. Ser StaOtratb behalf
cine beoeutenoe bempfratil6e Ntebrbeit.
Sie republifonii6en Serluite in @befer, .Sanea<
tier, Buds nnb WontgomerD counties llno lebr be-
oeuteno. 8etrddtlif 9etponnen bat oo9egen Die
Yartei in 0aupbin 9a5erne, S6uplttu, gerts uno
anberen Counties.
Sbarspooo iItnh, { elmer WlajoritGt BON tpenigftens
5OOOS tirmen gepd6lt poroen. NaG anoerenS4a
bungen belduft ii6 Die oemofratilde Wtalorttat I'M
Staate. iogar auf 10000 Stilnmen.
SieIes Geiultat lit pDbl BON 9itentanoem ertpartet
iporoei. NIlerOinos bate man %erpartet, Die pDr=
jdbrige republifaniI6e Wtaioritdt betrddtlt6 perrir=
CERT gu ieben, aber an cine 10 grlnOlife Jteaction bnt=
te man bod ni6t a~e9laubt. Sic 8 a m m e h1e=
iige beuti6e 8eDDIferung 1T pegen oes
Ser bemofratiihen Yort9et gegangen.
9as &eiultat oieier gSablen lit Elm 6er6esSaoelspo=
tun1 fir Die Setter bet republifanil6en Yartei.
SOMA 5ei9t ebenfals beOeutenbe bemOfratii6e
@elpinne, bod rei6en iie leiber nidt bin, um iene
ltarfe Burg bes Gabifalismus unb bes ~raoifalen
Semperen5 Sanatismus Su erItiirmen.
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Sic Chiu @ahf.

ltn9ebeures IuiIeben bat bas GeIultat Der S6io
Babl i'm 9ansen 2anoe semadt. IIe Sldtter ino
poQ oapon. Inter ben Semofraten uno ben cons
I~erpatipen 9anoesfreunoen ilberbaupt 6aben Die NaG
rt6ten aus Ohio f~reuoiges Staunen, rnter ben Sfa=
oifalen Qerger uno geitiir5un9 berpor9eruf len. lle6er=
raldt bat Die 9~epalti9e ltmlpdl5un9 Sreuno ME
Seino. Die ginIti0iten Griuartun9en iebten oas 3u=
iammenidrllmpfen Der 9roben raoitalen Wfebrbett
uno Die gerlperfung oes amendments porars. SaB Die
Oemofraten aber 10000 BON Der rabifalen Webrbeit
binipeofegen uno Die 8eIebgebung, Die lebtes Sabr
su 3lpeibrittbeilen rabifdl mar, in cine 0enofratii6e
ueruanoeln ,purbelt, bas fiel ben 2euten auberbalb
bes Staates ni6t einnnal i'm Sraume Elm. SaB un=
lere Gaoifalen ni6t oaran %slaubten, bas Denies lire
ibcrmiitbi9e Saltung pdbrenO Der gSabl; baB @abe
ni6t barar ~elaubte, Oas Denies iein unbGnoiges
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