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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

We have often witnessed the formation of
cloud in a clear sky. A hazy point, bare
ly perceptible-a little wreath of mist-iD-
creases in volume and becomes darker and
denser, until it obscures large portion OF
the heavens. 1t throws itself into fantastic
shapes, it gathers glory from the sun, is
borne onward by the wind, and, perhaps, as
it gradually came, so it gradually disappears,
melting away in the untroubled air. Now
we say that the little vehicles of which this
cloud was composed arose from the conden-
sation of water-vapor, pre-existing in the at
mosphere, through reduction in temperature
we show how they assume the form they
present We assign optical reasons for the
brightness or blackness of the cloud; we ex.
plain, on mechanical principles, its drifting
before the wind; for its disappearance We
account on the principles of chemistry, II
never occurs to us to invoke the interposi
ton of the Almighty in the production anC
fashioning of this fugitive form. We ex
plain all the facts connected with it by phys
ical laws, and perhaps should reverentially
hesitate to call into operation the finger o
| God. But the universe is nothing more thar
such a clOud-a cloud of suns and worlds
Supremely grand though it may seem to us
| to the Infinite and Eternal Intellect it is NJ
more than fleeting mist. If there be mul
| tiplicity Of worlds in infinite space, there i
also a succession of worlds in infinite time
| Az, one after another, cloud replaces clout
| i'm the skies SO this starry system, the uni
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ELECTION PROCL AVIATION
GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, by the laws Of this Commonwealth It Is
made the duty OF the sheriff OF every county TO give
notice Of the general Election by publication In
or more newspapers IN the county at least twenty
days before the election, and 10 enunerate therein
at which the election is to be held
Therefore, !, Michael Grover, High sheriff Of Co
10 the qualified electors OF columbia county that a
general election VIII De held on TUESDAY, THE
day next following the first Monday Of said mOnth,)
ut the several districts within the county, 10 wit:
Beaver township, at the public house of Thos. j..
Benton township, at the public house OF Hiram
Hess, In the town OF Benton.
East Bloom, at the Court House, In Bloomsbury.
West Bloom at the Court House, In Bloomsbury.
Borough Of Berwick, at the store Of John McAnall,
Borough OF oentralo, at the public house OF VIII
Briarcreek township at the public school house
near Evansville.
Catawissa township at the public house of Samuel
KOstenbauder, In the town OF CatawlSsa.
Centre township, ut the school house near Lafay-
ette CreaSy'S.
North Conyngham District at the school house
| near the oolliery OF John Anderson q Co.
South COnynghan District, at the house OF Thomas
Kllker lately fNed by vote ol the citizens OF that
Fishngcreek township, at the school house near
Franklin township at the Lawrence school house.
Greenwood township, at the house OF Joseph X.
Iemiock township at the public house OF Chas. II.
DetteTlch, IN the town Of Buck Horn.
Jackson township, at the house OF Ezekiel cole.
Morris, In Numedla.
Mi1iln township, at the public house OF Aaron
Hess, IN the town Of Mfhnvillc.
Madison township, at the public house OF Samuel
Rmby, In Jcrseyt0Wn.
Mt. Pleasant township at the house Of II. W.
MelCk.
M0ntour township, at the public house OF W. Il,
Euhbs, az Rupert
Main township, at the public house OF jeremiah f.
LOngenbergar.
ROarlngcreGk township, 40 the house formerly Oc-
cuped By Geo. W. Dreisbach.
orange township, at the public school house In
Orangeylle.
Pine township, at the Centre School House, lately
fixed by a vote Of the citizens Of said township.
sugar0af township, at the house OF Alinas cole.
Scott township, at the public house Of Vim, Petit
In Espy.
Az Which time and places the qualified electors
win elect by ballot the following state ana County
OniooTs. VIZ:
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me that you could, and thus contradict the
poet who says
New niends are like white lilies
Which In faircst places bloom,
And while the winds breathe soft and low,
Dl1usc a sweet perfume
But when exposed to one rude blast
Or cen the suns hot ray,
The beauty OF the tender flowers
soon vanish all away.
The Angel Death smiled blandly upon the
Angel Sleep, while the good Angel coninu-
cd 81 am in earnest brother, though | am
in many ways like reed shaken in the
wiud, yet it could not easily cast friend
aside. To whom pretend to love | will be
ever the same friend Aye, | would broth
er Angel Death, even though that friend
should smte me, nought but pride could re-
strain me from humbly kissing the chasten-
ing rod. And | would love the friend all
the same and pass and part without word
or look Of recognition. But the study Of the
sons of men. The human heart. Who has
conncd well its pages. o, It's great book a
PROFOUND mystery.
81 must part now," said Angel Death and
it will be long, very long e'er we may meet
again. O, how can live without you, deai
brother, you have so long been my friend.
But even before he had finished speaking
the Angel Death had vanished, and Ange
Sleep will see him no more for many years
to come. And as the Angel Sleep pardoneC
Angel Death, so also, l hope my readers will
pardon me-
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Miscellaneous.
10 tn, Eiltor Of the CoLuNBiAs.
ANGELS.

DEAR SIR: You know some people do
not believe all they read any moro than
others believe all they hear. Many are mis-
led by both.
The COLUMBIAN of to-day contains the
9TH and Sth chapters of what we presume is
called an allegory, entitled CANCEL Sleep
and Angel Death The two chapters nam
ed are the only portions of it have read,
and of course am not about to express my
opinion upon the production. But l do feel
bound to ask for correction, or at least an
explanation of n passage TO be found near
the beginning Of the Sth chapter, which
seems to me TO be misleading in its teach
ing. 1t is this;
Gle listened in dreaming sort Of way
to the words of the good minister; but when
he heard him speak of the child as Il white
robed angel, &c
Now, if your authoress intends to teach
by this that spirit Of a child or adult,
leaves the body at death, it is transformed
into "a white-robed Angel" would very
seriously ask to know the authority for such
teaching
1t is quite common to hear some ministers
at funerals speak of deceased child as being
an Angel, and in heaUea, too; and quite
common also to hear mothers, following
their teaching tell the children left them,
that their deceased brother or sister is ga lit
tie Angel in Heaven y and there is little
Sunday School hymn which begins with the
words 81 want to be an Angel"
But have never found a word of sacred
scripture that ever suggests such teaching
much less states it. If there is anything of
the kind l would like to know it for the BEN
eft of others besides myself That the spr-
its of mankind are at death transformed into
Angels, | have often heard but never believ-
ed it. The Bible does not teach it, as far as
can learn. 1t teaches the Angels are an
order of intelligences separate from man,
created before the world was created.
People are so much in the habit of simply
submitting to teaching of this kind without
really thinking of what they are consenting
to, that it is we'll to watch ourselves occa-
sionally. The aim Of the allegory is so laud.
able that it ought not to be the instrument
of erroneous teaching even by implication.
am not seeking controversy, nor will
engage in one, for l have not the time or in
olnation. l only wish your authoress to
test the truth of her teaching, and l will
here express beforehand my gratitude for
any Bible proof that will undo my wrong
belief, if it be wrong not to follow her teach
ing. Very respectfully, &c.
BLooMsBURG, PA, Sept. 10, 1875. J. II.
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Female Jurors
FAILURE OF THE SYSTEM IN WYOMING
TERRITORY
pardon me.


The first notable point is that there are
not women enough to make any particular
difference in the state of government, though
they were ever so active and wise. The pop
ulation is estimated at $4,000, of which q
600 are under the age of twenty-one. This
leaves 10000 adults, Of whom l 800 are wo-
men eligible as voters. This would leave
14,500 male voters, though, in point of fact,
it is very rare for all to vote, so many being
remote from the polls Ten men to one wo-
man is, however, the usual proportion.
The most interesting facts are in regard to
ladies as Jurors. Good and evil are strange
ly mingled in the new territories, and Wyo-
ming contains large proportion of intelli-
gent and eminently religious and good wo-
men; it was hoped, therefore, that great
good would result from placing them on ju-
ries. After few trials, however, the system
was quietly abandoned and has never been
revived. The reasons for this are many.
First is the fact that so few women are eligi-
BILE. The following classes are, from the ne
cessity of the case, exempt: all nursing
mothers; all approaching a condition of ma
ternity all the delicate, nervous, or hyster-
ical; all who from temporary physical con-
dition are not fit for sitting on long trial !;
all of VIGOROUSLY bad character, and all
who should be exempt from the same causes
men should be- These classes include nine
tenths of the whole sex. When to these are
added those who have sick or very young
children, who need frequent care, it seems
that all Wyoming has no more than hun
dred women, at any one time, fit for jury du-
ty. The system, therefore, was given up,
not as failure exactly, but as utterly i'm
practable
Another difficulty presented itself When
jury, consisting of men and women five of
the latter, was long detained and locked up
for several hours, the resulting inconvenience
was 80 great and the expense so much in
creased that both sexes were heartily sick OF
the experiment. The general result is said
to be that both the friends and foes of wo-
man suffrage are disappointed as neither the
good nor the evil has come to pass.
As to the effect of suffrage on the ladies
there are almost as many opinions as there
are people in Wyoming The majority,
however, declare themselves unable to see
any change. AS far as can be known the Ia
dies divide their vote between parties much
as men do, rather more, perhaps, voting for
personal friends. To sum up, the opinion
Of the best informed is that woman suffrage
in Wyoming has resulted in making every
thing just as it was before, only little more
so.-Rocky Mountain View.
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EASTWARD.

Erie Mall West, Niagara Express West, Elmlta
Mail West and Day Express East make close cunnec-
ton az northumberland with l.. u. X. Il trains for
Wilkes Barre and scranton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West ana Ellnra
Mail West make close connection at Milliamspolt
with n. g. h, W. trains North.
Erie Mall Fast ana West, Niagara Express west
Fast Line West and Day Express East make close
connection at Lock Haven with y, H. " Il r., trains.
Erie Mail East and West connect at Erie WIN
trains On l. $, a NJ, :. II, H. at CORY with q. g. A,
V, r. Il. at Emporium with B, n. \. +. Il. H., ana
nj DUftwOOd with a, V, r. r.
Parlur Cars Win run between Philadelphia and
Niliamsport on Niagara Express West Fast Line
West, Philadelphia Express East ana Day Express
East. Sleeping cars on all night trains.
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
Jan. s,T5-tf General Supt
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gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
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and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
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of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
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It's occasional use will prevent the hair
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consequently prevent badness. The
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scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
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merely for q HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
pril 1G-rh\I
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Aver S
Hair rVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
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healthy, an d
effectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, tCith tho
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

HANE JUST RECEIVED and are offering
a for sale at very low prices one of the best as
sOrtmcnts Of CARPETS ever offered for sale Of
the town Of Bloomsbury. They are all new and In
the very latest styles. Prices vary from % cents to
slb0 per yard. Cal and see them.
Oct. 23, 'TI-tf.
, 1875-07-03
Ste 0raneer mnS Die Giiembabmen

Die @raustr Ssms9ups bat bstauntlid
I'm Sunoee9ertht IN Soma elaenthlimllt,
B;hibsn sstrisben. 3ihtsr 2ilon pom Dor
ttgen Sunoes. 3ihritls gsridt snlldieo DO,
stnigsn 2Nofsn, Gtenbahu,n isieu, mas ii.
rem Dfentlthensharatt, r anlanss. .petbsIisrI,
sanohr0ssn." Die ibrs GrlfsuI Gem S,aat,
psloantsn; mo mean aud Die 6
ssntbunsr Yr.uatisuts ieisn, 10 uerlo.
rem Glienbahnen oaourt bod min,
ben Oifeall.dsm @haratsr; rie ye
elslatLr BON Soma bab. blnsr oaS &sti,
be 6obrpre, ls Der bird, Oeh Staat fubr.nreu
Glisubdbn II nod Selisbsn f,ft,ui, etn. Oas
NOR slns Guild .ouns nod Dem Gum unr
UerSen or Srauaer. Gu Surliu9tonsr
Clown 5latt. osr r1apt, NJ, hut nun enc
GItld .tonns . fe ben R.dt rs Dllon. Der
eamals DIE rltsr ner Stdats- Supreme
&oatt mar, pom Sabre 1869 aufssl1bsrt,
in wsIhss sr ELL. gang ustihkosns Alsls ,uua
ties Ssl,sfs glsot. Oan. d, fino @rsnbahus
&omp Ignisn Isolalih Sum 3rsds ptcunld.sn
V rtbals orSaulfrtsYl FOOT. . sauljatiouen,
be paupt. @slhdit oas e,nss Erausport.
permi tiers ut. Us lier bsiBt ss III rsr Sui.
lDe,oana: yg8snn ole ys9tN.atur Giienbabns
eorpornlionen abiGaftsn, Die ssnlelbsn laul
GoncsiRonen UerllebLen Retie bs'tr1nten,
iers @erthtiams uno ,br 9lse.ttnn con.
troul;,n toulile, 9eraoe ME ibr tteS nit Dtn.
n,clpaL uno &iuil .&ulpotationen Al lbun
srlaubt 1T, 10 miroe man le alerblngs fur
nIht sans prIoate un,srnsbmnn0en ansbsn
, 1875-07-03
equator S6urs in 9eutib1ans.
(4ns Der rNorOoentiben AnSem. %itnna."
Merlin. 3. Suui 1879

Berlin, 8. Suui 1875.
Die bier pobnenoen Mmeritaner aaben Al
Gbren oes i'll ieiner peimatb meilcnoen Ge.
majors Carl Shnr, 2ienItaa, ben s. SUM i'm
Sotel ct. petersburg ELL 9robes banquet,
OH benz mebrere I'M ierer berporra9enoiten Ser.
tOnlidfeiten Gbeil nabmen. Dem Selte prds
fioirte Or. Soleph y. Sbomplon, au beiien
Reften Senator S1ur5 unb l,nfs Uiin,lter
,. Sermulb piaclrt War. Der Saal prau9te
in ben amrrlfaniiten Tarben NIB mar nit
el1em Bllonife Waihin9ton's mo Eiit Bin.
men reid becorlrt. Ser erlte Goat murre
auf Den Brditpeuten Der Ser. Staater, Der
nd6lte auf ben Dent1ten &ailer auSgebradt.
Vetoe Soalte muroen nit 9roBem Gntbuliass
mus NIB Ipplaus auf9enommen. Darauf
t~oaltlrte VI. 2bolnplon anf ben geleierttn
@or Sarl Shnr5, ,oen Velebrt, II, Staats-
mann, Reoner uup Ybilantrop II. Seia
&uhm g. bort Slpei S%emiipbdreu, iein Same
Der @eltihte NIB ierle Gbaten Der Snrla.
nitat. Oarauf nAtlDortete III iebr beibei=
bener We,le Senator Stur, leineu
an;erifanlihen Wiitbiir9ern i'll en9tlid)er,
ielnen Sam sleuten IN oeutiber Sprad,e.
Yer Slnn finer Nnlprad1e mar Der, oa6 bic
beiocn Natlonen, Mmerlfaner unb Seutlhe,
te 9enauer ie iih ge9enieltI9 fennen lerneu.
tth aud oefto bDber adten rperoen. @r boffe,
baB Die frennoilben Be;lebun9ei aplllen
OeutlGlGnb NIB 4merlfa and nint elneu
9ngenblld getriibt prroen, nnb hab ., ntlt
lano bel bem Serannaben Der 100iabrlgen
Snbelteler Der anlerlfanilden Hepnbl,t lit)
nit ms freuen nno olele felner belten S6bne
beriiberlenben miro, weite bel ms aut oaS
ber5Iiflte wiufommen ieiI ioIen. Mui oleie
nit groBtem Npplaus auf9enommeM Iu-
iprads, brad)te Der @alt eilen Soalt aui Die
Ger. Staateu mo Oentihlano aus. ,Sn
beloen Natlonen Aliibt ba8 Eeutonllhe
Seuer mo elne unp, rternbare SnIplratlon
mir SreIhelt, &nltur unb Wabrbeit. WtDaen
ne III beiben Semiipbdren ble Siibrer Der
@lileni6aft, Sreibelt uno bes Srieoens iein."
Otler Goat muroe 9elltre.f bon Sru. Nrteo.
rlt &app in beutiter, uor Srn. Mler. Sobn-
ion III en9l,lfer Sprade beantmortst. Yrof.
Us. .. @bhnep BON Dale @oueAe, yteW
Oapen, 9onnecticut, antportete anI ben Soalt
anf Die Wllsnihalt unb Yrof. Oernbur9 uno
Serr 5. s. 9oa9ne BON Soilon auf ben &oail
anf has 4tles nno bas 6edt. Der Yrdli.
feit beS Observation-Disclosures, b. Senul9ien,
ridtete ielnen Goat auf bte Auf9abe Der bel=
ben Nationen, Su ipirfen fir Die 9umauitat
Tno Die SreiGeit. Ser lette Eoalt gait Or
oentlhen Srau nno benz amtritanliden
Wtaoten. Oas Banquet oauerte bon s ubr
80 Ufin. bis II u1r ApenoS. llnter Den Au-
ipelenoen iuaren auBer ben ber,itS @rlpGbns
ten Die Brofelforsn @neilt. Wtiquel Mno
Wlonmien nno bic Oottoren 20uesGalte,
braun (Biesbaben), Webrenpf,rui9, 0auls
NADER nno Sran3 Dunder.
, 1875-07-03

!0unen. TaB iolbe Gorporoiiunen priuat
uno niht Sie uIiA iEo, nitro OBJ r alS f%tltits.
bsn CT Sruuoils sts Slips. nsfsn @ni'
l,at. II ME BON Aouotatm beanhanost uOrosu
Il, a 9sisbt.. e. s'vbI fetnsu 6au, III Dem
duDsrS %eutitte0tu moroeE :pare."
Jion wsitsr sebt @thter Dtuon III tolJ'u:
'tn Sds Ii: yUtan oarf nidt Uer9silsn, Dap
Stisnbobn . &orporattouen ntbt he1nle
Sutmldluna oss mal,rleaen @soeiasnS
oeS S:aottS otganiltrt meroer. OttS
II: nur eine rene Suiaui9t,lt
vel 9 @sltdfes. Sic weroen sinil9 uno
,ustn UNI Ytu d. Der SsrsiheEnna o.r Nc
,ouare oraau,lrt. Die 4e9lSlalnr bat nidDl
nshr Diadlt iiber ibr @iaeuthnm uno i5:e
Rsdlte as lie iiber oaS &t9enthhm nno 81
fedte pon Slo,ptbuen ooer BrloatsSotpos
atlousr, o.e inter oemielben al9smttlten
Stlsss oraan,irt iiuo. b iiel."
Die @rtlarunq, Die Der unpdrtettl9e 1lir
otele MarelfabnSu : unbel lnol9tslt elnes
Ridters finoet, ut. oaB Ole Sarmer oop
:Sona I'M ,5ebre 1869 Den ihneu weni9 CUR
Sbre aereid,snoen a5eriah ma4ten. bic be-
oufs ul,eritutung OR @Iielb ,%hnbautsn
'mliiirten Obliyattonen gu lepuollrsn nrr
Hlhtsr Diuon ibuen bud letne @ntldel'
jung Al Suife fam uno oaB DIE GARNER IN
Sabre 1875 . II anosreI, 9lelh permdt !dsl
8srind) mad,isn, Die @ttnoabnsn ~ 5'ptn
| zen, ibrs Ytoontte Su Brellen Su bsfOrosrn,
osl oeueu ole Glisubabneh n,dt belfebtt
tonnten, unn &idter Atuoa ab,rmalS 5n
unterltubuna berpeieilte UNI 5War init eins
Gntlhe,onn9, Die I'm %oreften @ea enlass 81
elmer iriber abgssebensn ltebt. Das ut s.
chr seiabrilhes @asui5. @ittsr DIDO
Opr gsbausn weroen, aber mel wiro Dan
no1 @ilsnbabnen bauen noGsn
, 1875-07-03
Oiratnia Staats- WNrttf.
Dicc= Nrdfeent Wi1ion nber feline
Neife uno feline Nartei.

Bice.Br1iibent WifIon bate lpe9el Ietnel
Retie, bic er fiir5 i'd in Siioen lno Glib
ipelten nnteruabm, ,ine S.utb ION arltulol
9ungen uno Serorebuugen, lple er la9t, 81
erfabren. @r aHtiuortet oaraut III etlleil'
pftenen Shretben mno 1a9t, baB er bel olCle,
Reiie altrblu9s cine Aniaul u Den babe bal
ten miiiien, aber ite ldnlnillh wdren fret 3D.
ieoer polltllden Anlpie!nng 9eipelen; er babt
iiber Stteoen, Geriopnulg, SronI1g, @t1es
5anoel, Snonllrle &C. 9elpro bel, iiDer Grie
hung, TemperenS, Steunng Der yte9er, fnr,
iiber aleS Dt0glihe, nur nltt iiber Yolittt.
Gr be9reife allo nlht, baB Ill olclenl letlen
Eerbalten GtrpoS ppn belonberer, polltt1der
Wibtl9feit lle9en ioDe; ebeuioipenlg, oab
feln Selu9 bet benz fterbfnben Stce- Yrdl'
oenten oeS S~iiobnnoeS, ODER 1eile Hnterbals
thug mt Der 5raI bon Seffsriou Oapls ant
Der Gtrabe irgenb welde Delonoere Slber=
tung babe.
Ser wanbernoe gice.YrdIbent lei gum
gegenftano Der algemeiniien Selpred)nh9en
aematt, uno feline Wanbernnoen Waren aus
tetnem 9treben nab Der Yr0iioenten-Wiirpe
ertldrt lporpeu. 0arauf erwioere er, oaB er
su Nhemanoen elm 8ort iiber oieie Sra9e 9e=
iproben babe. Gr BETTE ,peber @tlo, nod
Yatronase, nod etn Organ, nno Oas iour
bod btnreifen, uEl ibn Dor Der Gtferlldt
NIB benz Nrancbn Derer gu ihiisen, welhe
Yrdfoenten nid)t bic geh0ri9e Ibtung err
pciie. DIR. W lion felt bteien Sorpurf als
n0uig nllbe9riinbet bin. ytlr ielten babe ct
benz BrGfoentcn feline Mnfihten poraeleat,
nno bann inlmer MIR iold]e, melhe er fir Die
Bartei NIB fir Die 9tatton oils portbeilbaft
erfannt babe. Gene Sppoiitlou gracn ben
brttten 3ermin Jet feine @egneridaft
gegen ben TrGlbenten, ionbern nus Der Der,
sengnng berporgeSan9en, baB oiele Srase Der
Yartei onrh selpanOte @esner aufgeypunser
moroen nno baB CUR feine wirflite @efabr
porbanoen iei, ba ale hersebrahteu uebers
%aengmlsea BE GolteS bage9en mdren, mel.
bes sepib NIeinanben gu erlem britten Ser.
min D1bien miiroe.
Was ben Siioen b%etrlfft, 10 iei er Der Ii-
ftft, bob bort Sortihr,tte 9emadt wdren,
troe pt;ler Terrualtun9sIe bler, uIo Der Cor
ruption Serer, weld3en Die Heconllruction ii,
be Sanbe ge9eben ipuroe. Die Sauptiahe
aber mare, baB bic 3eitun9en uro 6iihrer
Der republltaniide DE Yarte::, penn ie WirflId)
Oil Der optic bes Qances bleiben moliten,
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