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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-01
A RELIABLE HOUSE
a BRIEF REVIEW OF WHAT ONE
GAN SEE.
The Largest Stock of Stoves Ever Brought
to the City.

The readers of TIE FREE Press are all
familiar with the name of B. futile, and
most of them are personally acquainted
with the gentleman. He started il the
hardware business in MankatO fourteen
years ago, and he has gradually, by close
attention 10 business and square deal
ings, won for himself an cnviable repu-
tation as ii business man. His store is
always replete with everything i'm
the hardware line, and his prices
can he set down as defying all Legitimate
competition. 1t will be remembered
by the older inhabitants that
when Mr.. futile first started, all the
goods in his store wouldn't make but
little more than II wheelbarrow load.
Contrast that with his present stock. He
now occupies store 4Ix90 feet two sto-
RIGS high, and every available inch of
floor and shelf room is occupied. Be-
sides he has large warehouse i'm the
rear of his salesrOom which is filed
with new heating stoves.
Speaking of stoves reminds us that he
has the largest and best selected stock
ever brought to MankatO or to Southern
Minnesota. Through business sagacity
he has secured the exclusive sale of near
ly all the leading heating stoves-those
possessinga national reputation-such as
the Radiant Home" and "P. z. Stew
art" for hard coal, Round Oak" for
wood, the "Jewett x Root" "Fuller,
Warren 4 Cosgood," and other equally
good heaters. He also has magnifice mt
line of cook stoves.
In farm machinery Mr. Tuttle does a
big business. He handles only the best
of everything in this line, and the farm
ers know that when they purchase an
article from him it will prove precisely
as represented. He has the agency of
the Studebaker wagon, Norwegian pillow,
Milwaukee Harvester Co., and Walter A.
Wood Mowers and Self Binders.
AS before remarked, he carries COM
plete stock of general hardware.
Mr.. Tuttle is doing rushing business
and now that the stove season has ar
rived he is kept on the jump all the time
in order to supply the wants of his GUS
TONER'S
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successful instructor. He will make an
exceptionally good Superintendent and
the friends of education should pull
hard for his success at the polls.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
No more important positions are to be
filed at this election than those of Coun-
ty Commissioners. 1t is all important
to the taxpayers that they look well to
the men selected, for upon their judg-
ment and honesty depends much. 1t is
not saying too much to assert that the
Republican candidates are vastly better
qualified to fiji the requirements of a
Commissioner than any others named.
Mr.. ii. X. Lee, of this city, ia one of the
most practical men III the community.
He is cautious, observing and honest, at
tributes which are particularly essential
for the proper discharge of the duties of
II Commissioner. What applies to Mr..
Lee, applies with equal force TO Messrs.
Ii. w. Allyn, Jno. S. Jones, A. M. Han
nay and j. w. Vance. These men COM
bined would bring business strength to
the Board. which would INSURE the tax
payers against the extravagant expend-
iture of public monies, and would also
insure an administration of county az
fairs upon practical business grounds.
Let each district see to it that all posi-
BILE effort be put forth for the success of
their respective candidate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-01
A DENIAL FROM MIR. EWING

EDITOR FREE Pass:
NV attention has been called 10 an
item in last weeks Register, charging me
by insInuations and inuendoes in most
sneakingiy and cowardly manner, with
having sold my proxy to the Republican
State convention 10 Mr.. +. $. Warner
or us the editors of that paper put it u
the "Baker Syndicate for the sum Of
twenty dollars" The language used by
the Register is as follows:
"Will VIM. Ewing, delegate elect from
the First Commissioner district of Blue
Earth county, deny the rumOr that ho
sold his proxy to the Baker syndicat.
for the sum of twenty dollars and d
promise of being appointed wheat in
spectOr? Will he deny the rumor that
:. H. Hustled, an appOintee of bakers
did pay him the said twenty dollars
We wait Mr.. Ewing's answer, when We
will then tale unfold.
In answer TO these dastardly inter
rogatories, unhesitatingly say that they
are false in every particular. Not only
are they untrue, but ! demand that tho
Register II tale unfold" if il has one, If
ter which propose To make it prove OIL
swallow IFS assertions.
Respectfully.
WN EWING
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Reports from different sections oi
the county all tend To convince one that
the entire Republican county and leSls'
lative tickets will he elected. They
ought to be, because they contain the
names of worthy men.
j. q. Roller wants several thOusan d
pounds of box elder and white ash tree
seeds, tor which he will pay good prices
Seeds must be stripped from stems. Now
is your chance boys. See samples at ms
Office.
"A false rumor is being circulated
through the county that MIR. SpauldinG
is opposed to Normal schools. Bless
your dear life there is no more ardent
supporter of the Normal school system
in the State than Mr.. Spaulding, and in
the last session of the Legislature he was
selected as the chairman of the commit
tee OH Normal schools because of his
friendlincss toward those institutions
Stop lying.
In one breath the ReueW asks the
farmers to support Webb as against
Spaulding, and in another it prays thai
Pope may be voted for by the agriculture
lists. The animus of the Reriem is vel
known, and the farmers will be very APP
to support man who has proved him
self by his legislative acts TO be true t.
their interests-and his name is Spauld
ing, the Republican candidate for Stat,
Senator.
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A Reliable House

Mr.. j. X. Jones il always reliable and tries
10 secure the best of everything for his pa
irons. He now has bought large quantit,
OF BEGGs' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP, and l,
always willing and ready to recommend IL Il
every one In need OF preparation fOl
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con
sumption, as he knows of no other remedy
that is gaining such wide reputation. Sam
ME bottles free.
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ST. Paul n Omaha
Depart.

Depart Depart
I'm. \. NJ.
Mol EansasCity wl0:UsI No2 Kans City east, ~.
MOI 81 4 ADCsM q 3:lIi No 5 st l. and Pierre
No q 81 u n 4 eN el0:S5 exp west 400
No3St 4 n = CIV I2:l0I M II FL Ac west .:Il
Nol7 FL Ac west l2:5o M Ii FL. Ac east ln:Sb
NulS III Ac east lO:bI
Limited fast train for Chicago connects with
our No I nj 81 Paul.
Train M. I connects NJ Lake Crystal for DcS
MuincS,
Trains No. ana do not run west at MAN.
kafn
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CARD OF THANKS.

To the teachers and pupils of Pleasant
Grove school, we desire to express Oul
thanks and heart felt gratitude for the
very generous contribution they made
rs. and we assure them that their kind
ness will never be forgotten.
Mr. AND MRS e. III. TIRBETTS,
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sMichael StrooofP -

leading part IN "Michael strogoli," al
Oakland, Cal, became so hoarse from a
severe cold that he despaired of being
able to continue his part. Two bottles
of Red Star Cough Cure entirely cured
him. Does not nauseate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-01
NON'A

NON,N trile with any Throat OF
NON Lung Disease. If you have
Cough or Cold, or tho children are
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is positive cure,
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 5Oc
Emerson IL Emerson, Druggists.
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WOOD WANTED.
Tho Oldest Tree,

| want 100 cords of dry Eastwood
Make immediate application to w. Il
Craig, Mankato.
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Our OPINION.

After selling numberle - preparations, W,
are convinced that BRGGs' TROPICAL OIL il
uncqualed. For Pain, Cuts, Bruises. Rheuma
tism, Frost Bites, Chilhlains, etc, II Is war
ranted by us j. X. JONES.
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Which Is the oldest tree Tho elder. but the
old mullen plant is the oldest in worth, for Il
Is now recognized Of more value than COO
liver oil i'm consumption. Taylors Cherokee
Kennedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure
coughs colds and consumption.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-01

Teams and Buegies to Let.
Both single and double. Leave orders
at my residence No. 2l7 State street.
MankatO, Sept. @, 1886.
IL L. DUTTON.
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DEBORAH Uowa) b usiness College. Estat

by John Il. Slack, principal. A thorough
course mt very low rate, by an account
ant of thirthy-eight years practice. Send
for circular l3WG
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CLERK OF COURT.

The Republicans present a candidate
for this Office who will make the best
clerk our county has had for several
years. Mr.. Stephen Thorne, of Lake
Crystal, is gentleman of culture, of ed
ucation, and of pleasing, affable man
ners. lie has served for two or three
years rs Justice of the Peace of his town,
and has made popular and impartial
officer. lie will make clerk that the
people can well feel proud of, and that
he will be elected admits of little doubt.
But his friends should exert every effort
to swell his majority to the highest
point
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NObby hats of latest stylesat
M. o. SUNDT's.
FOR RENT.

A brand new house. Possession given
Sept. LIST, 1886. Contains rooms, hard
and soft water. Four rooms on ground
floor and rooms on second. Good barn
also. One of the best locations i'm the
city. Enquire at TIE FREE PRESS office,
or REV. JNO. ii SCHMIDT,
7tf Cor. Rock and Broad SITS.
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For Rent
For the Babies

The largest and most varied stock of
baby carriages ever brought to the city
il now on sale Mt klein's furniture store.
Any one desiring twin" baby car
riage can have il mt cost
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We do not know of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, I'm such short
time, for the instant relief OF Coughs and
take and will not iniurc the most delicate In.
FAINT. Sample bottles free at j X. JONES
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalicd for at the
pOstOilicc ut MankatO, Minnesota for the week
ending Friday, October I, 1890.
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We can assure the people of these va.
rious towns that Mr.. Parker will discus
his subjects i'm Il manner that will not
only please but instruct as well. lie is q
thorough educator and no one should
fail TO hear him.
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Chicago y Northwestern
wINoNA 4 ST. PETER.

Depart. Arrive
la Crosse Milwaukee Il
Chicago Day Express II :05 am. n :35a.m.
Tia Crosse Milwaukee n
Chicago Night Express. IL :i5p.m. II :t0p. m.
Redwood Falls, Tracy n
Huron Day Passenger .... i:ojp.m. i::ap m.
fRclwood Falls, Water
DOWN, Aberdeen NPicrrc
Through Express ...... 80. a:5aa.m. 3:aEl m.
ST. Peter. New Tim and
Tracy Accommodation -. saba m. l0:l0a m.
DAILY. Except sunday.
fDaiIy No Sunday train Ia Redwood Falls.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
Call at Taylors Jewelry Store and see
the finest and largest stock of gold pens
and holders and novelties ever seen in
any one store east or west. 2tf
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MARKET REPORT MANK Alto.
R. D. Hubbard & Co.'s Mills.
Price of Flour.

PrtC6 Oh Flour.
sUPERLATIVE, per cwt. 81 30
| MANKATO, 80
OTSEGO, Z" 20
BRAN, per ton 3 90
SHORTS, =" o 90
AT Mill. Delivered in City 81 per ton higher.
These quotations are corrected each issue
day and are reliable. Hubbard & Co. make
| Hour that cannot he surpassed by any mill IN
tho Nirthwest
Best Hard Coal $8.7s
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-10-01
LEO IAMM

Is again On hand with very"large and
complete stock of boots shoes, rubbers,
arctics, WOODEN and warm-lined goods of
all kinds.for fall and winter wear. He
also carries full stock of shoe leather
findings, and shoe uppers, betting and
lace leather. He is a practical boot and
shoemaker and turns out the best kind
OF hand made work. 1t will be to the
interest of everyone to give him call
before purchasing as he guarantees sat
isfaction and will not be undersold by
any competitor. Call ut the old stand
on North Front street. l3w2
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PROF. PARKER.

Prof. j.. w. Parker, Republican can
didate for county superintendent OF
schools will speak at the following places
at the dates named OH educational sub
iectS:
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Rooms to Rent.

On 4th street, near st. Paul 4 SIOUX
City depot. Four Young ladies can bt
nicely accommodated. Apply to
A. ID. CRANE,
Near Pleasant Grove School House
IN a and reliable Medicines are the best
INV to depend upon. Acker's Blood Ell.
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
purities of the Blood. Inevery form of Scrof
ulous. Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it IL
Invaluable, For Rheumatism, has no equal.
Emerson Il Emerson, Druggists.
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PERSONAL.

Bro. Neff, of the Union, was in the city
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Bacon returned
from their Eastern trip Sunday.
DIR. T.. J. Davis attended the meeting
of the State Board of Health i'm st. Pan
Tuesday.
Mr.. ii. A. Davis, a Normal graduate
teaching school a Walnut Grove, spent
Sunday i'm the city.
Mr.. Joseph Hodgson, Esq, former
Mankatoitc, is visiting his brother VIM
and other Mankato friends.
Mr.. Andrews, of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is spending Il few days in the city with
his brother, Capt. T. II. Andrews.
Smith Pearson, Esq, left Tuesday for
Davenport, Iowa, and Chicago, on busl-
ness connected with Marsh's butter tub
factory.
Mr.. Fred +. Wheaton, of Minneapo-
lis, editor of the Pythian Adrocate, spent
"Wednesday in the city, and visited Man
kato Lodge No. 81 i'm the evening.
II. w. Perry, Esq, left for Virginia
this morning in the interest of the Nc
Cormick Harvester Co. lie will spend
the winter in that section of country.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lynch, after II
weeks visit with eX-Van Werter's, left
"Wednesday night for Sioux City, where
they will spend IL few days with friends.
Mr.. a. Z. Man, son-in-law of Judge
Brown, spent the first part of the week
in the city visiting. Mr.. Man is engaged
with Il railroad surveying corps in Flori-
da.
Mrs. q. :. Frisbie, of Phelps, n. y.
sister-in-law of DIR. Frisbie, and Miss
Mollie Connolly, of Savannah, Ga. niece
of Mrs. DIR. Frisbie, are visiting in the
city.
Mr.. +. l.. Walters made n trip TO Ohio
the past week. He visited his wife at
Akron, We are sorry to say, found her
little if any better than when she left
here some two months since.
Mr.. IL. Scranlin and daughter of Am
boy, visited Mankato "Wednesday. Du-
ring the two years residence in the
county this is the first time that Miss
Bertha has visited the city, and she ex-
pressed herself rs elated ut Mankato's
thrift.
Mr.. A. l.. Pratt, former Blue Earth
county boy, and II graduate of the State
Normal school of Mankato, has been Wis
iting friends in this vicinity for the past
week. Mr.. Pratt is now and for the past
year has been in the Pension Depart
ment mt Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. T.. Brett, DR.. and
and Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Lou Keller,
Miss Tide Smith, Mrs. w. Ii. Craig, Mrs.
l.. =. Hunt, Mrs. Baker, Sam Pond, Il.
f. Piper, l.. Holbrook, and others, at
tended the Booth entertainment i'll Min
ncapolis "Wednesday night.
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Wonderful !!

M. D Sundt has new fashion plates of
the coming Spring and Summer styles.
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REGISTER OF DEEDS.

OF the various important county oil-
ces to be filled, that of Register of Deeds
is one of most consequence. For this
position the Republicans have selected
one of the brightest young men in the
county-Mr. Oscar Bicrbauer, son of ia
cob Bierbauer, of Mankato. For the
past three years Mr.. b. has been mem
Der of the school board, and last Spring
he was honored by his associates by be-
ing elected President. lie is II young
man of strict integrity, and possesses a
business capacity rarely ever found in a
yOung man.
Mr.. Bierbauer is German, and while
he nor his friends do not ask support on
this ground, yet il IL pleasure to know
that he has strong following among his
conntrj men, as well us among the peo'
pie Of AL nationalities.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.


Prof T.. w. Parker has not i'm the
county, IL superior for this position, il
indeed he has an equal. He is thirty
three years of age, and has resided i'm
Blue Earth county since 1865. He was
educated at Carleton College, Mortified,
graduating ut the head of his class i'm
1878, receiving valedictory honors. lie
was chosen to give the masters Grafton
for the class in 1881 and delivered the
annual address before the alumni assO-
citation i'm 1886. Mr.. Parker has i'm his
possession certificates showing that Inc
made i'm college the best record in schol
arship ever made in the history of the
| iEstitutiOn-;in honor which the people
of Blue Earth are proud TO know was
bestowed upon one who now asks theil
suffrage for position of so much i'm
portance to our educational interests M
is that of County Superintendent. Two
years since he fell only five votes shor
of nomination, but he took his defea
rs becomes man and did what was pos
sible To aid i'm the election of the ticket
For the past SIX years Mr.. Parker ha
been principal of the High School il
Garden City, and he has made mos
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8estnt beS aeten SdmliabrS tn Der
oeutid, : e1aaltfdben Gdttle.

@ir MAIDEN bic 2eier Der rJreien
preHe" auf bic Mnaeige BON Dem gegin1
bes reuer S6uliabres in Der oeuti9s
englii9en @9ule aufmerfiam. Die
Mntalt erfreut fi6 zines 10 guten unb
uie mir bin3ufusen f6nnen-moblper<
bienten &ufes, baB es ni9t ert n6tbig
1T, befonbers auf bic gOrsige bieies
Snhitutes bin3uweiien. 9eutI6en 81
tern, bic es fur ibrs gbrenpfli6t balten,
bafilr gu iorgeu, baB ibren 2inoert1 bic
beuti9e 5pra9e unb NIT ibr beutiGes
Weien erbalten bleibe, leger mir es
bringenb ans Ssr3, ibre 9inber in bic
beutf6 : enslif6e S6ule gu i6iden.
Die Soften, bic ibHen bies perurfa4t,
tperben fi6 fpdter als ein Rapital cts
%peiien, bas ibnen rei6li9e 3inien
trdgt.
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QIuerlet.

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lings pafture in einen So Sub tiefen
Brunnen unb bra9 beibe 8eine unn
einen Nrm. @r nurbe Sur @taot ges
bra6t unb benz 81. 8raunnagel ibers
geben. -
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Stride 1T bur6 ben Iebten @turm libel
augeridtet pDrben unb bebarf ber Ne'
paratar. Gin She'll BET @emeinbe
belt cine 8eriammlung ob unb erpdbls
tie ELM Gomite, bas nnterftibunget iam'
a1elr ion.
= $. @unse & So. in guero babeu
einet Brief mad bier geianbt, in BEN
'fie sur unteritiiBung Der bur9 ben
6turm in SnbianDla b%eiuatbslos Ge'
orbenen a~uforberu.
- Sm 9aule BON German Pule1
in Der Mdbe BON 1elena 1T Elm unbe'
fainter 9eutf6er geftorben, mie es
f6eint ONT Mlcobplismus. Ser Ser
1forbene bate so @ents BET ft9 abel
fomft niGts, tppratts auf ieinen Namer
gefhloHen tuer3en fonnte.
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Glue Trpbtbtttuntiten $ Gpapentton.


Dr. s. 8. @ranfIa in @atesbille, oen
man ben 0eiBipDrn Der Semperensler
nennen founte, bat ben Nufruf gu elmer
Contention Der Brobibitipni5teH erlaie
fen. Stattfinben fpa bieielbe in Dallas
am Z. September, um Elm 5taatstidet
a~ufaufeleu.
Sie bemofratii6e platform, nel9e
UNI bic Jrage ber probibition berums
gebt unb ie tpeber abpeit nod guts
beiBt, geniist BEN Semperenalern nt9t,
unb auf bic &epubllfaner baben tie gar
ni6t s%etpartet. nnb bod parfen oieie
ben Semperenalern einen R6oer bin,
benin mas ioq bic &ebensart bon b CT
Wa9t beg 8Dlfes peiter bebeuten?
Man mag bic Sadie iiberlegen, ME
man Mil, unb pirb bod INNER barauf
auriidfommen, baB iener Nrtitel muir
erlaRen tpuroe, I'm bamit Semperen3ler
su fangen.
Man erinnere fi1 ttur, tpel9 cine
Menge bon Semperena : petitionen Der
borigen 2egisIatur iberfanbt nurben,
bic fdmmtli6 cine 9bfimmung bes
Bottles iber Elm SemperenssMmenbe=
ment b%erlangten. un5 bier fommer
bic Nepublifaner unb iagen: gs fDl
bic pfli6t Der 2egislatur iein, ELM ibr
borgelegtes Nmenbement benz 8olfe our
Nbfimmutg gu unterbretten. 9ie Sas
DIE muB bod ibren @runo baben unb
fam ni9t obne Meiteres aus bemgai9ts
berausgegrifen fem. Ober min urs
elmer ber Sbetlneblner BET Contention
8elebruug iiber bic Mnselegenbeit au=
fommet lai1en2
gs 1T fein @ebeimniB, baB Bel ben
Soften Der Mrbeitsritter in Norb : Seras
geiitige @etrdnfe ausgei9lofen tparen,
unb ebenfo 1T es betanttt, baB fi9 bic
Nrbeitsritter 8orlefungen bpn Sempes
renalern balten lieBen. IS f9eint aIfo
gar ni@t unm6gli9, baB bieie NIT ben
Mrbeitsrittern 5ufammengeben, unb auf
biefe 0erbiinbeten babeit es pabrf9eins
lid bic &epublitaner abgeieben.
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an bic Semperen3tpeiber erlaKen unb
fe sur $beilnabme a%ufgeforbert. uno
bierin ltegt gerabe bic @efabr, benn
ben Weibern gegenii5er ftnb bic Mmeris
taner febr f6pa@mtitbig. Soften f9
bieie @eiber auiammenfinben unb ibs
rem ginfluB gelten6 MAIDEN, oanr f6n1'
ten BITE probibittDnifen fogar Der Ses
motratie gefdbrli9 merben.
8on BET platform ber &epublifaner
baben fie uabri6einli1 nod ni6t bins
rei9enb GenntniB erlangt. Mber bteielbe
f6nnte aur Nbbaltung Der Contention
Der probibitioniten beitragen, urlb
foaten tie fi6 beibe iiber @anoibater1 gu
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