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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
UncOnstilNliGlfaIity~oi tho Tax Sales.

, "A case Of considerable Importance
has ju,t been decided in the Third
'Judioial Circuit, by'Judgo John r..
Green, in which tho recent act Of the
Legislature "o provide summary
modo for purchasers Of lands OF tax
sales being put into possession" i.
declared unconstitutional and void
The circumstances Of tho case aro as
follows: Certain lands Of Mrs. Kate
Mcmillan and others wcro sold for
taxes IN juno, 1872, undor tho Rot Of
1872, shd wcro purobasod by louis
Jacobs. The first OWNERS Of tho
property, through their attorney, IS.
W. Maurice, Esq, made application
to Judge Grcen for prohibition to
restrain the sheriff from proceeding
unhcr tho not. A temporary injunc.
zion was granted, which, after argu-
mcut, Was made perpetual and abso-
luto by formal decision
Tho argument Of Mr.. Maurice was
very exhaustive md complete. Ilia
fnain p0iIts wcro az follows: That
tho aot Of 1872, unaor which tho sale
was mado, is "bill for raising
revenue" and originated in tho
Bcnato instead Of the House Of Repre-.
Aontatives, as required by tho Consti-
tuition Of tho State, That the not ia
unconstitutional, because it relates to
more than one subject, aud that the
subjects arc not expressed in the
title. That tho cileot of the aot of
1873, as we'll as that Of 1872, is to
deprive tho citizen of his property
without tho judgment of his pcers or
tho law of tho land. THAT tho not Of
1872 undertakes, upon its faoo, t.
amend repealed statute. That tho
samo act upon its faoo, authorizes onl,
the salo of forfeited lunds, whoroa.
tho land was sold MS delihq uent land
and hence tho sale was void for wan
OF authority. Tho point was also
made that tax docd, if for dolin.
Tnent lands, must be scaled with tn,
private seat Of tho oilicor who cxo
cutes it. Ii for forfeited lands, tn,
title to which il in tho Government
thon it must DO i'll tho form, and pos
bcsscd of tho ohara oterist;os, OF
grant undor tho great seal of tn
Stato, signed by the Governor an
c"untorslguod sby tho Secretary o
State.
Other grounds wore taken in tn
argument Of the coanscl, but tn
conrt without entering upon tho con
s'deration Of those, granted the in
junction, upon tho broad prinoipl
laid down in tlto State Constitution
(artiole sedtion i4,) "that no por
son shall DO arrested, imprisoned, dc
spoiled or disposscasod'of'h pwpert,
1m"unitios or privileges, put out q
rho protection Of the law, oxilod O
"rprived of his lifo, liborty or estate
b"t ny the judgment of his peers o
the law of tho land" "-Ncws and Coa
rier.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
Successful Landing Of The XrW Ocean
Table at Hearts Content.

EoNDoN, June 27.--The folio wing
dispatch has been received from Oh
Board The Great Eastern "Stcam-
ship Great iSastcrn, Thursday noon
Juno goth, latitude 40 degrees a5
minutes north, longitude 50 degrees
II minutes west. Que Thousand seven
hundred and eleven miles Of the cublo
are payed out"
1IEAtr's C"iNrirxr, n. i !
m juno 27-lo Ii. j
The Great Eastern is in sight, oom-
ing up the bay. She has transferred
the Shoro end Of The cablo tu lIlbcrnia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

There is 4 city ordinance in Vienna
which requires the front doors Of all the
dwelling houses to be locked by the
portcrs at 10 o'clock at night. Those
returning home after that hour, and
rouS'nS The porter, are required to pay
him ten groscllcp, about five ccnts' and
:f after II O'Clock, twenty groschcn. AS
there arc fsw dwellings III which there
arc not from ten to twenty families, this
ordnance has almost universal annlica.
ton, consequently at quarter of 20
o, clock there is genera! getting home,
and the cafe and Restaurants are soon
vocated It seems singular that there
ehon!d be such law ina city will, a
population OF nearly one million.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
Another Old Citizen Conc TO Ills Long
Homo.

Yesterday aftcthoon. about d
O'Clock, Mr.. james ii. Wells, an aged
and highly respected citizen of Colnm
bia, departed this life, after d short
illness, from congestion of the brain
ilo was Georgian by birth, but had
bseh resident Of Columbia for more
than thirty years. Mr. Wells had ar
rived at the e*traordiaary ago OF
eighty-two--havipg been born Ia
February, 1901. lie was an honest,
truthful una good man. Two dangh.
ters, four Sons, several grand.uliil-
drcn and host of folAtires and f. ends
will lamclt his dtoease.-- Columbiu
Phqait.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

On ore o(,!,e rips Of an A:s'pinwall
steamer the stccragc passengers were
SO numerous as to make them uncom-
Portable. The sleeping ACCOMMODATIONS
were APPLY described by 4 Californian,
who approached the captain and said :
~ should like to have sleeping Berth,
If you please" "'Why, where have vol,
bccf sleeping these last two nights
since we left Z" "Wa'll I've been sleep.
ing atop of a sick man bit hes rot
better now, and wont stand il no long
p.h
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

TIE Fire Department Of Vienna ia
dccid, j. a on..J.oiGc affair. The cn,
g'nrs are all worked by hand. The de
partn,cnt is on the paid system, and the
engines arc drawn by ono horse, being
to0 small and light to require strong.
cr team. The houses are 80 ncar hro.
proof that thoro is never Gre o!aiiy con.
sequence. Even the interior walls are
eighteen inches to two feet thick and the
division walls Of rooms arc all built of
brick. A ire is, there fore, generally
confined TO the room in which 1t breaks
"n', ana the stairway being Of stone, it
cannot be communicated from one story
70 another. The roofs are all OF tiles
or slate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
State News,

The Northeastern Railroad Com.
pany has just built depot at Cado's
Turnout.
Charles JONES, trial Justice at
Lancaster Courthouse, has mysterious.
ly disappeared.
Judge Carpenter addressed tito
literary societies at tho South Caro-.
Ina University Chapel last evening.
Two billiard saloons, photograph
gallery and soda fountain arc now
in full blast in Darlington.
a small oolored child while play.
Ing on tho fit a. Jones' Ferry.
Cataw3a River, ou Saturday last,
fcn overheard and vas drowned.
~ number Of the ycsng ladies and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
Republioanism versus Bourbonism,

This time it is tho Charles, on Morn.
ing Chronicle that is in a rage. A
Boston paper very indiscrectly pub.
lished an article on tho unhealthy
state Of politics in South Carolina,
raereat the Chronicle is somcNh hat
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
WIMM$SEsG1RO.
r. MEANS DAVIS, Edition
& Wednesday Morning, July 9, 1878.

Has- Correspondence solicited from cvory
section Of tho country.
Our columns arc open 10 MI for 'froe
discussion Of any principle. theory or idsa,
butwo are In no oway'responsihlcf for lilo viowa
or OPINIONS f'ootfcspondents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02
ThrrC Children Burned TO Drat'h.

We learn that oa Friday morning
last, at about O'clock, negro house
on the plantation Of Mr.. Juhson
Ronntrec, in which were some 1--WE
little eo!orcd children, was set fire to
and buried uR, and three out OF the
five rcrishcd in the flames. Susri
cion rests on Tom Wood and his son
Calvin, two colored persons living oil
the place, who were at oncc arrested
BarnwGU StntinT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

We shall be quite content to sec
MIR. Bcnjamia Il. Butter nominated
by tho Republicans Of Massachusetts,
for Governor. Indeed, VIC arc not
certain tho' it is Of all things the
consummation most devously to be
wished. 10 have it otherwise would
be to put curb upon tho ineSorable
logic Of events. 1t is, in the natIial
flow of our politics, one of tho ireyiti-
bic results TO &hic!i the party in pow
er in the natioii las beon for a long
time tending as log gical as rot or T
death. Bcttor have it done and over
with than always threatening. 1t is
an interesting question in political
philosophy, aa we'll as in. morals, how
much the stomach of Massachusetts
will stand. ..This will 60 far to solve it.
~. Y. Tribune.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

Estimating the debt Of the State at
S23,ooo,oOo, every acre of laud in
actual cultivation in Louisiana owes
$3.50 in taxes. Estimating tho
debt at $40, 100000, which is PERHAPS
much nearer the mark, eaoh acre OF
cultivated land owes 500, and every
square mile of land 64o acres1,
whether. marsh, upland or alluviai,
9a:pbie or timbcred, must pay $l0U0
before it is free Of incumbranco.-
Claiborne I'lu0cnte.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

An exchange says: A, story Is
going the round about girl d;yinc of
tiight iaclnr. These ugly corsets
should DC abolished instantor and if
the girls cannot live without being
squeezed, %c suppose men could bo
found who would sacri fee themselves.
We would rather dovoto three hours
4 I'd day witho9t I cent Of pay, as bro:
vet corset, than to pee our girls dying
of in that kind OF style. Office hours
almost ahy tlmie.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

Josh Billings was asked, "IIow fast
docs sound travel I" His idea is that
it depends upon tho noise you arc
talking about. 'Thc sound ov a din
ner horn, for Instance travels half Il
milo in second whi'o an invitashun
tcw got up in the morning i have
known tew be 3.quartors ov an hour
go'n' 2 pairs Of stairs, and then not
hcv strength enough to be heard'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

gentlemen Of Blsokville are to have a
theatrical performance, on.the lss Of
July, for the benefit Of tho Sons Of
Temperance.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

The bank of England covers i've
acres Of gtoubd, and EMPLOYS nine
hundrSa clerkS. There are no widows
Oh The street: Light is admitted
through open courts no mob could
take tho bank, therefore, without
cannon to batter tho immense wall,
The clock in the center Of tho bahk
has so dials attached to it. Large
cisterhs are sunk in the court, and
engines in perfect ordor are always in
readiness in case Of fire. This bank
500, ,D0O,OOO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

Nas'!ville, Tennessee, boasts of =
printer who has worked rcs,ia,ly at tia
case Fjr seventy live ycaTs. lis M na%e saSo
Is William l., Barry. lie is ninety.
three years of age. lie gave np Ills
r"gn'ar st 'about year ago, but does
n IIttlen "Snbbing,, occasionally.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

A Detroit woman; aged twenty five
was lately married to her fifth hus,
Band. They arc all alive, and tho
othor four are doing wolf.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

a predatory rat lunchcd off the
hand of sleeping baby in Dauiels {.
v'ile, Pa, tho other night; leaving
tnl y the bones of the fugcrs. o
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

, a Washington lo!!er says: IS ONO
discomfort Is man leste because Grant
Las refused to lct,the negroes Of the
pr'nt'ral clhcs in VirGiia give him an
"vn'idn." General Grant shows his good
sense for once. Tie lIIerniio,mctcr raDpcs
too iiisl just now for that sort orincensc.
Ills Majesty will lind it much plcasanter
snulllnG the sca breeze and qnaffing his
Buurboi! 1T Long Branch.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

a rovivalist asked an African if ho
IA mad found the Lord. "Golly," said
Sambo, "am the Lord lost 1i
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-02

y Poughkocpsic ic clerk loves tho
worry ground Highland widow
va lks upon. 1t isworth twcnty dol.
lars an acre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
@ldIer nnO GlaI6eu

unb ilbsrbaugt alts In tinsr @iribl6afi Grfer.
6sritf fntptbtr pprrdtbis bale, cher in firjtisT
Grit bsib0Ts, pamit fs nidbt fsTutr nStbis ba"
tfr, tbT @sIp an 3tmprsujlrr ~ biuesn.
S1anipn, 2i. 9tpril 1873.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01

sgantfurt d: @., %. aprH. S&Un
Stfsrn bat ss bier sinrn Bisrtrawaa abe
Ssisbt Der SUm NiliiaE uptsrbridt psr-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
Irri. nhnr Ncred,nniln. .

Spre6t srr iu ter 9Ippttffe BON @rtr. @aitg.
trpS, SCRANTON, Ya.. unb bolt fud zinc prrter
aaIde BON Or. Vi. gcIbtt's bsutlhsm Sprup,
Fret, pbne Seredbnung. CT III filrSlih bier
Der ron DsuiI6Ianb sin9efiibrt tpprben, unb fir
,Sulien, aIte GrtIlmngrn duf ber Sruf glus-
,etrung pttr irgenb cine aronlbtit ets ealfts
une trr qur1t bat sr ieints Glfihrn ni6t in
Der 0rlt. 1Inffcn gepObnli6er @rpbe fpifen
rs Gents. i3pti Drfs ftlrirrn jetsn Gna. pro.
brit as. Q. ~ 0rren II. Sobr, propr; gSroe'
bury, y. 8. 6msti
- Die 8lattsrn, ieut lhredli6e 6ranf
bstt, relGer tebss @Iima unb jtbs Ilters.
tlalIt untsrpOrfsn N, fnO cine GcIls BON
8lutpsrsIftuns, . ptrmittslt zines lpteif'
l&tn anRsdunssifuFss sntitanbtu. 6al'
tst eabtr Gusr 8tut rein, unb bic 8raut'
bstt pirb @uh fern blsibsn. Oas allie
etutlhe Ssilmitttl: vDr. ausuit SIHie's
Snmburgsr SrCpfsn," tat feline Birfiam.
felt In tauIsubsn SOn 6dlsn srprpbt. Die
5ropfsn tnLnebmen osm 8tute ale gifti,
gen GtOFt unN fno icmit stu S&uBmit-
tel.
Ste6e In tiutr anbtrn SpdIts au.
,siss itr 9Cwa unb 9fstrasta sdnes'
rsttu. 17ap4p
- Der rtinat un6 iiietas 9stsrtbran
God liver OiD 1T btr ppn 9dSarb II.
Gaspsa, wtfhrr AM Wstrteliranps BON
friI6en auSgsfu6ien gUpil6Istrrn 3utss
rtitst wirb. Gr il atIplut rein unb fiis.
VatIsntsn, bic ibn nur siumal Ssrlndt
Inten, Sisttn i'm jsbtm ontsrn sor
asrjts trtIdrsu ion fir ben trRtn i'm
Wartt. 6f1i
Die 9rrtdufs BON Nd6maf&tnsn
In 1872, pie unter Glib tsrtGtst In 1873
an bic Gissntbiimsr Der Ndtmui&infns
9atsnts, jst9sn, Bag
bie Stn9er TabrifattUnS 6cs
felIfcbaft
i'm psrflOftnsn Sabre 2I0,75S 3a'
fbinfn Urrtaufts, Cbsr SS, ,H0S mtbr
ais I'm sabre 1871, Wpppn 80 prVjsnt
fir rem Gamilitnasbrdu6 fparsn. Dies
maGt itr $4,000 mttr 9tdbmal&i-
l,sn, als ie bon trgenp elmer anbtrsn 8s'
isalhnft pabrtnb ptrislben Yericet ptr'
fault purbtn, unb ett SSierfel a(lsr
In 1872 Ssrtauftsn WdiGiuen. Die llrs
fade Der pbissn 3tatiafsn if Guttn In
Der Waf6ine itGblt ~ iuGsn. Die Sin'
ger NdbmaIhtntn ptretn ptrfauft auf
Isi6ts mUnatltht 3abIunaen uup 11n=
terric6t tn bentfcber Spraebe
ertbetlt I'm 5auls etS 6aufsrs.
Ole Stnstr @fg. Gumpanp,
226 0adownnna 4Ssnut,
24ap Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01

ben mu6ts. 5suts tpurbsn bic DtmOn'
tratUnsn 9t8tn bic Srautr srntufrt.
Die Straeen wartn NIT aufasre9t,n uns
srbpstsn 8clfsbnufen anstfdllt, wsl6t
70 trCtsnbt Dtmpnfratiuntn sfranftaltes
ten, tnb bas Militdr nbtrmaIs ausriiden
mubts. nm 9lutSsrsitbsn 80 Srrbinttrn
unb ben Srttbsn aufrtht ;u srGalten.
Der 9btsI lief fi6 jsbU& bur6 bic GIN.
wsltnbsit bts WiIitdrs niht lange ab'
f6rtd.n, lcnbsrn fplete fstnsn 8artis'
fiitrern unc jUg 9r8tn Die Srausrsttn,
pertn 16 btmpltrt tpurbsn unb berrn Sn'
fnGtn NIT fuapper Nctb nit benz Gsbtn
eapcnfamtn. Da ss BEN gipilbebSrben
ni&t eslans, BEN 8raDna @inbalt tu
tbun, wurbtn bic In 8tretfhaft gsbalte-
rsn Srupptn eegsn bic Iumultuantsn
vcratlGidt. Man fOrbtrts bic 8ubtltErsr
,u,ra auf, nussinautsr su 9stsn, une ais
| Ne btrs iu tGun rsrwsigtrisn, gat taS
Wilitdr Grusr ouf fs. Etse tnli unt
bic SumuItuantsn ,srfrtu!sn iib nun tn
arrbs SaR unb Ssrwtrrung. Go parsn
tbrtr IA auf hem 9labt 8stIttten unb
stra 40 ptrpuntet wurbtn. @s tsrrI&ts
nod tsut. Qttnb rirs fur&ttart Qufrs'
auua in Der Staet unh man btfn.htst,
| 6ts SADIE Iti ned ni6t rpriitsr. Die
fristIltttnbsn Siirgsr naasn ii6 niht
aus ifrtn Sduftrn bsraue. Die 8apsIs'
fibrtr tst bsm Srawnas ptrptn osrbafisi
unb Dor @sridt ssfeat. Die 8srdnlai'
Iung Su bem &rapnue rar cine bfetutsn-
be Shissrun9 Der SisrPreilf.
- Sua&tmstbat, tins t5tmtf&s @s.
tiratltabt, traunts am 81. Mdrj tsinat'
eGn,li6 nisttr. Bon $50 Uctnunssn
wurten 45O burb bas 6sufr 3sriiUrt une
5000 0snf&sn ibrss SbeaGs Grrautt.
| Sm 16. SabrbunNertt tsfantsn fit In
her NdGt pUn Spa6tmsibal sr8tstiss
Siltertsrspsrts uno bort wuretn aud
bic sri1sn 3talsr aspr69t bic uriPriin9li&
mad tsr Stabt nSca&tmst9alsr" Rtsbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
Sns Gintinnaticr Mnlitisit.

Die Scrbsrsitunssn fur has ercBs In
Der srasn g3oGs bee @lcnuts Mat ~
Gtucinuatt latiFnstner MaFtftIt nsbmsn
ppn Gag ~ Sag orTbus GtmsnliOnfn
an. Gin SrV6sr 8crl&ub fir raS lln'
tsrns8msn trilsGt pbne 3rstia tarin, rae
man fh nl6t nit tfm @ntrtrisn ron
8auplausn unp Der 2lu1utruue ron G's'
biuesn abSumilbtn bat. Gurh eas
frsupbli6t Nnsrtisten her Slott Gtnein'
nlli, pfn llntsrnslmtrn rts 8srdnmi8s
Quafsllunes9allf iilr ra6 6tlt CUR Die.
petition 40 ltlsn, II aIir eiHt her Saupts
iraasn auf lsidts sptils 8slOlt Tcrftn
UNI tlrisn fiji In rttitm pnrtlt f'in'
witsrtn S@wtststsitsu par.
Die GcRStrtt wsrSen IN her miIiIsrtn,
10000 bis $4,000 Yeriunsn iafsnStn
5aQe Raltinten, rdbrrnb bic antOeen'
ben 8dumli&ttiIsn ;u aubirn nit hsm
@uFtisRt in gfrtinbuns lFBsntsn 3wsf'
fen siugsri6tsi wfrrsR icllsn. Sisis Isb'
trrsn rsrbtn In. nnmubta ausgstattsts
8lumtuaarten, In rsIttn 8uTsts niittsu
,pil6tn triQantsn trppif&sn GsTatftn
aufael1sat fnb, perwautfIE wsreen, 10 tab
neteu benz 0ttBrinre auh her @sruGs'
linn unp atwaiss sdfrpnpmtihs Stbitrf'
niTt ibrs anBsmrHsut 9tridffti8ana
finbtn.
au@ fur adumIhfeitsn, In rtI&sn
pdbrsnS Der Yauisn 3utSrsr unb Sunit'
Ter R6- ourb riutn Spajier9aHg srtcltn
tSnnen, III NIT Der grSbtsn um1Gt g.,
lOrgt wCrbsn. Dit 8idii&t auf Gttifs
@ebarfnt6 wurps bic pauis Itpii6sn ben
bsipsn QbiRsilunasn ttnsc isrsn GcnJsr'
hs auf ene Stunps Isfesftbt.
Die SrDsl, wslts fir Sae Nuiiffsi
es6aut wirO, lpirD, mas loltNs Sauart an
bttriiTt, niGts ju piini6sn ubrt8 lafsn.
So mtrb bel psm 8nu bsrlslttn msbr aui
bic Gr;irluns inRrumeutaIrr als crna'
msntaier 3prff .ssitbsn wsrbsn. Ssion'
DtrS wirO tana& Srfrstt wsrOtn, haf
ba0 Snltrumsnt Our& sinsn UOasn, &C.
Idttistsn 2On ben G9Or nntsrfist nab
tnb ris wrnissr intsnfstn SSatItrun'
Gen arp ,artsrsn gillette bard tas Or
&sEsr prOpu3trt wsrbsa ir[ltn.
9tBttrss wigo aus 1O8 SnRrumsntsr
bsRst,n, Son bsnsn so bon 5,rrn SpO
mas esnslIt werb,n, wdtrsup bic ilbri8sl
5S ppm bsmfsIbsu tsriibmtsn 0iniitfsnnt
aus brn t'ltsn 6raitsn Der bstruisnhfsi
Stabtt Der Union aus8spabit worpsI
Enp. Die Gplopnrtisn fnb ron amer
tannisn muFtaIiitrn @rSb,n iittrrcm
men pprben. ...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01

5erbes llrtBeil. - Das 8latt Capt.
tCl" Iiffsrt In psniesn gBOrttn fclgsnpr
Gtarattsrtfii bee amsrilantI&sn unttr.
rtHts. .SyRsmt: ,Gs nil srwtitsrn, unb
ss rsrsnst; ss wiG fdrftn, unb ts
f&pd&t; ss MIL 6ori&sr uub Grntfr
ttlben, unb ts bilOtt trds, une sIsnee
@tiRer; Is nil inttusftuslls llnabbdn.
eigtsit ssrItibsu, unp IS trjsuSt .tntsllst,
tutltn Strpillismus. Gs ntmmt Sflis
BON Der Sussap In stusr Belt, no bic
Natur ptilsr ats ale S@ulmsilitr Der
ggslt - biz 6alfunBefraft gum tS6ttu
@Taes Der &bitisftit lisisstf, unb Sirbttst
In 8a6rGtit btrrn Inpsnpun3. SO filpt
sins 8ltnbtapPs ii6sr bic Babrnrbmuness
trdfts, psI&t bic Grfabrunsrn tts ipitfrn
9stfns Eur pFnts gu liiitin ptrm59sn.
0ltt furJ,n Dpritn: bic amtritantr mere
ben esiittim ACKNOWLEDGMENT unb ni&tim
8tartifsn; eeBbaI6 lrrntn Ft slauttn,
atsr ni6t btnEtn. - unb aus bielsm
Srunrs 1T ss aud 10 itprr, I'm puIiit.
iGtn, ME I'm rsiisiGIsn @sbislt Ts iitsr
bic aui&duunSsn btnaus,ubrinssu, In
btnsn Fs aufsswn&isn fnp. 50, psbbalb
tsiptt frltf int ssRUbnli&fn 9ttsn iHr Be-.
ribmter praftil6sr Sinn 70 cit S6iif.
bruH nnb tanu nur bur6 bic l6Iimmltsn
Grfabrunssn tsIrbrt wsretn. sBiy Fnb
atsrirusi, bic Nmtritantr Marin bas in.
tsuissnttfs 8oIf ttr BrIt, psnn ft Elm
anOtrss llnttrri&tss unb GrjisBun9sfy'
Fem bsidesn, Grnn an Sssuburs itsbsn
lt fsintm 9Olft mad uub an Gnsrsis
iittrtrtFtn Fs atls."
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5m Der Contributions SDns
Denttnil

ju 9tiiapsIpbia idnst - an, lsbBait btr'
,ugsbsu. Die GOmmittsfn brinefn tbrs
Sfrtbtr rim, unb bic Detattrn Earibsr
fnb i'm @anss. Stbtr @cds wurts ibsr
cas- wi6tiss 3tsma Der nGlisubabnsn u.
5anals" psrban6elt. 5utesnCsr bfbfu'
tunaspouG abl4nitt lam AM lssten Disr'
ifa6 CUR Sprad,s:
SttticR7. Seint iiir pns 8srfebrss
surlsn ineUrpcrirts 8sIsuItaft pbsr bfrtn
8samisn iolitR birfft Oetr inrirfft fta an
Ssnt SfIrists Ron Ssrgntrfsn pctr 5atrt.
fen ttttsiligsn. stud, lpu cine etrarttss
Corporation fsine anbtrfn 8sl6dfts BE-
trsitsn; etsnlpwtntg ipl brnislbrn ber
9srEauf Vtsr bic pat! ron 9dnpsrtisn
atiiatlet isiu, aussr folder. wflfs fir
0'sGGaflSStrfebr tcr Cooperation nVtb.
wsntto iint.
.Gts WuiEabms .iRtr iOlGsn Stlttms
muas In Die G9nititutiun 9snaipISanisn's
WRrss namsatlib fir bic SOblsn Gpun.
iirs Son ben nsitrGtdtnt fen 6olssn isin.
GsltitpsrRauOlia wsrptR bic 6str. Cor.
pOralipnsn NGss aufbistsn, aHi bic paI'
Frurs rsS O6tssn abi4nittss ;u Strbin.
tsrn. Sr. @pTsr, prdfpsnt bsr Rea.
pins Gpmpany, wslRtv Ittr oft nn9 ietr
gut liz Ter Convention iprt&t, bsiiirportsts
Die gsreiuisuns aQtr Gtisnbabnsn unb
l6lisblt&s ustsrRabms bsrl.ltsR Sur6
ben Staat. 8isGsi6t EirS nt@ts ante.
res utris blsibsu, als btslsn Sasiti ~
tbuu, Ubidcn maa Suf Die GVIasn nur
nit SefOrsntB bltdsn tnnn.
Sr. Samusl s. 9tspnpIbs BON 9anta>
Ter bat auf fstusn Stb in Der Convention
Utr;tGist, unb aa feline StsIls 10 Gr.9Oup.
8ieIsr srwSblt. 2sbtsrtr ptr,i@ttts ts.
tanntli6 aHf bis btmofratii&s NUminG'
ttcn, um Gr.@pupsrn5r Curtin plab Su
MAIDEN.
Sn psm @rrihtewsisn btatfGiist bic
Convention srcss glsnbsrunssn ttn;ufiibs
rem, namsntlib pirr bic gbl&aFuns bar
@ranb SmD bsiirwOrtst. Dttislbt, bsiet
Is, made Sisl unndbe Miibs uub 8pasn,
nnb ICuts burdb tint intslItssntsrs unb
ptnis.r f@wstfdIliss 9sbsrss srItbt ptr>
ben.
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ayrattifshe Mfsniebenlisbe.

Grce Fnp bic AmuItanu In Bsrftu
praGtildsr N,nitsnlitbs; In titlrn fpmmt
tbusu t,iar anetrs gation elrib. 5aa
i,bsr Stnut, ia isps @rObRupt Bat spIs
WtnfGsnirsunps auf,upsiltn, bic ron
tbrsm, turn raalOIs 66iiiststt esrcnns.
usn g,rmO5sn sin gut 5bsit fir bic ltt
ptnbs RsnlHbsit Ussr tie @rjisbune esr
Suesnp bel ibrsu 2sbSsitsn tinssbsn cosr
Esrml4tniFt Ju ptsitm 3ptds biuttrlai'
fen.
Aats esraltise abtr pirp in ben S&at'
ten 9saslIt burG bic @rpbbsrIiststt rec
SnItimprtr WiliUnare SU6n 6Vptins,
pr nod bel estpttsn @ruubstssnt9um
Im R,rlbt SUn So. 900, 900 bsrssstttnunp
Die SHINING ron s2,0OO,O0O ,ur Grritt.
uns ron @ublibatisFstts' Nnfulttn aus
seitst bat, bic CUR SsnuBuns Der Grmsn
Str StaSt une umscsent, tp'nt. he's
Staaite, bfRjmmt Fnp.
0ieis Sufituts, bic Su btrtn gOatn'
pung PER- Spptius idtrlid aubtrrtm
mod 100000 tstfsutrn pil, tsnttsn
y In stnsm fur pttrbuntsrt patirntsn ~
srrtGtsnptu 6rtt.Sripitals; p In stntm
9uipitalt fir GpnSalsfesnten; 3) In si'
ntr @r,isbunseanfult fir 8ranfrnwdr'
ttrtnnsn; ~ In tintr Sstmalb fir farbiss
0ailsn sttr lplfs 8inbsr BON 5arbigsn
bic snlptSr patsr, cbsr muttsrIcs iint
Ubu psrsp Gr,isbuns rlttrItSrrieiis ptr
pabrlcf rirb.
! @essn fold ptilt an9ttraGts, purd
fstHf Sdranftn siressnais @rpbmuit
psrlGwinrtt tis tinsS Ysntcty, Der mil
ptm BON ibm 70 reid butirten SnfitutG
tine eide I'm 8pltslsbsu aus,uiillsn psr.
mtintt, bic @pbItbatsn asFsItsn atfr
burG susbsrSiSt SsittmmunSsn esratt
Der drmtr,n SIafs uussnisbtar matts.
StCl, unb l6wtiSsnb, in ari1Otrnti'
iftr StrIft itsbt psatcbp'S Warmprtau
ter 70 risIt, fir bic NstrSrit tts gpIfst
IsiOsr iaf tONte S&dBs in iid i&Ii'bt, ia
- In wtnissn 9abrsn absr pirO f% IN
stntm anbtrtu Gbeils b.r Stabt stn an
orrsr 9nu srbtt.n, ptl6sr bic lsibsnbI
Wtuf&b.t Obns 8adF&t auf gIIIsr, Sc
| i6IeGt 9aulfarts unh 8tlisiUn aufnsb'
men unp F6 70 Der StaSt nGbli6r ali
ttnsr trptiItn rirS.