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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
SLIGHTLY SENSATIONAL.

Superintendent Taylor Charged with
Some Queer Business About the Recent
Commencement.
1t was like thunderbolt out Of clear
sky when Rev. A. l.. Wilkinson brought
serious charges against Superintendent
Taylor In the school board last night
charges that he let pupil graduate who
failed In examination. and then issued
him
BLANK AND BOGUS CERTIFICATE
just to keep up Appearances. Supt. Tay-
lor pleaded guilty to the charge. but in
sisted that he had precedent in the ex-
ample of his predecessor. Mr.. Wilkinson
then presented the following resolutions,
which. on notice of Mr.. Weixelbaum, were
laid over for discussion until next meeting:
Whereas, 1t has come to the knowledge
Of this board that member Of the last
senior class In the high school who failed
TO pass the final examination Of the course,
YVES nevertheless permitted TO take part In
the public exercises OF the graduating class
on commencement day, and was presented
on that occasion with . roll similar In ap-
pearance to the diplomas provided for and
presented to the actual graduates-all in a
manner to convey the impression to the as
sembly Of witnesses that the honor of grad
ustion was conferred upon him as well as
upon those members of the class who had
successfully passed the prescribed examina-
ton; therefore,
Resolved, First that this board hereby
explicitly disavow all responsibility for the
proceedings thus described; second, that
the tendency Of the proceedings referred to
is to discourage thoroughness on the part
Of the'pupils and fsithfulness on the part
Of the teachers and to bring to public COM
tempt the administration of our public
school Affairs, as wanting In courage, jus
tice, honor and integrity; third. that the
action Of the superintendent of schools in
permitting such Q proceeding Is hereby
condemned and severely rebuked as gross
violation Of good faith and breach Of con-
fidence rep0sed In him by this board.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

business, but IL he has character for hon.
esty and capacity for business, he will
never suffer for want of capital or friends.
Success in business depends not alone on
your individual effort, but to some extent
on your reputation as well. What good
character may be worth to you, cannot be
computed in dollars and cents.
One thing more / would impress upon
the young man, and that is to get an educa-
ton. You may succeed without, but you
will succeed better with it. 1t is never too
late to begin systematic course of reading,
which, added to the common school
course Of today, will enable you
to fill any position YOU may be called
to fill creditably. But 1t is not only for
this reason that would urge upon you tine
benefit of an education. You will not al
ways be young and capable Of making
business or society source of pleasure.
When old age cuts off or dries up the social
or business life. you will, IL you only culti-
vate 1t now, have never failing source of
pleasure and mental enjoyment with your
books.
Real bargains in shoes at the Arcade
Shoe Store.
Fresh ssGraat, Scalp Ciyars af HarrisJs
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
PARENTS

Cannot bestow greater legacy upon their
sons, or one that will be more gratefully
remembered through all the coming years
of their lives, than by giving them course
of training that teaches them how to make
their own living and become sslf-reliant,
industrious, prosperous citizens. Such a
course can be obtained at Nelson's College.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
EQUAlIZEO.

Report of the Board OF Equalization
Nearly $500, 200 Added to the Tar
Duplicate.
Deputy G. J. Wones, the prompt and
accurate secretary of the board of equali.
zation, at noon today completed his writ.
ing up Of the minutes of that honorable
reconstructive body, which completed Its
work yesterday, and adjourned sine die
at O'Clock this afternoon, after signing
the minutes. The board was In session Sc
days-four less than last years board
and added q net amount of S469, 500 to the
tax duplicate. The following Is the work
done by the board in detail:
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS OF PER
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
WHY

The Nelson Colleges are so literally pat
ronized:
They are headquarters for supplying
clerks, book-keepers, etc. Thirty two
years In continuous operation. their stu
dents are to be found all over the
United States, and business men and bank
ers are glad to have their old Alma Mater
supply them with reliable young lady and
gentlemen assistants.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

say to you tonight, that il 1
were a young man and had t.
make my choice to graduate ut a
classical college and stop there,
or to grad uate at q business col.
lege and stop there, 1 would
take the business college In pref.
erence.---Ex. Governor A. q. POr.
ter, OF Indiana.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

Henry's lake, amid the Rockies in Ne
vada, has two floating islands. One of
them is about 800 feet in diameter. A
willow thicket thrives in the center, inter
spersed with small aspens and dwarfed
pines. These little trees catch the wind
and it is waited about the lake, which has
an area of about forty square miles,
Boston Budget.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

From the way tickets are selling for the
police picnic. the chief and committee on
police think the members of the force will
have an easy time in paying for their
coats. The original plan was that they
should be paid for In three equal monthly
payments. After the proceeds Of the pic
mic are applied, pro rata, there will be little
left for each member TO pay, and that little
running over three months will hardly be
feit
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
OF NEW STRUCTURES
Death OF Mrs. James P. MartindeII.

A telegram was received this forenoon
by Mrs. Mary Davidson, No. is south Yel-
low Springs street, from Dayton, announc-
ing the death of Mrs. James P. Martindell
in that city this morning at o'clock, at
the home of her sister.
Mrs. Martindell had been In q critical
condition for several months. but recently
1t was thought she was some better, but the
relief was only temporary. No particulars
were given regarding the funeral, but the
remains will probably be taken to Miamis-
burg, the old family home, for interment.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
PERSONAL.
DERs0NAL-I am the daughter Of an old v,

DERS0NAL-I am the daughter OF an old vet
1 eran soldier. who gave over years Of his
life TO save his country IN the late war, Yet In
all that time he never WAS in a hospital, and
consequently gets no pension. / am IL years
old and confined TO my bed with spinal
trouble. ! lie upon my back and make lovely
ruches for ladies of all eolors- / sell the
ruches for 25 cents each. Anyone sending me
an order will promptly send one for 25 cents
and be grateful for the favor. | ask not for
charity, nut work such rs my strength viii
bear, to help papa in the struggle TO maintain
family of six. Address, Miss lula X. GsIlo-
way, Xenia. Greene county, o. 1Sltf
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
A Peculiar Medicinal Plant.

The Jambue seed, or ''Eugenia Jambo-
lana" is now recognized to have the prop
erty of arresting the transformation of
starch into sugar, and hence its great
value as medicine. Specimens OF this
medicinal plant are now being cultivated
iu England. Chicago Herald.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

During the month Of August.
scholarships will be sold on
the following terms: $500
down, balance in three month
Iy payments. Scholarships
sold this month can be used
at any time.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

The new city building Is walking right
up and showing its prospective handsome
ness as an architectural structure. Azel b.
Smith commenced to lay pressed brick
tOdsy.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

Mrs. John Colo, living on west North
street, fell and sustained severe disloca-
tion of the hip Joint, Monday. 1t will lay
her up for long time.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
Morrow.King.

Married, at the St. Paul NJ. E.eparson.
age Monday night. Mr.. Oscar c. Morrow
and Mrs. Ann Elisabeth King. The par.
ties are residents of this city.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

Sheriff Baker and family were serenaded
by the Harrison Trio club last night. 1t is
composed Of Geo. E. jackson, soprano;
Harry II. Frock, tenor; Calvin NJ. Flohre,
basso. The music was elegant.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
Fresh "Green Sealp Cigars at Harris's.

See the new goods at the Arcade sho'
store. The prices will surprise you.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

Judge John G. Miller and wife left
yesterday for a trip OF several weeks to
Mackinac and Euronia Beech, Michigan.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
STRAYEO OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR STOLBN-Red Irish setter
y bitch, medium size. answers to the name OF
Biddy. Any information as to the where
abouIs OF the bitch will be nberally rewarded
by calling on J. +. BetzOld. i7sb'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

The number of suicides remains constant
year after year In Baltimore
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
LOCAL sRENIlEs.

slways ilesI aes diseu,ted ere my reading times
T shplasG; PIE a.v, nm, ~h.,
see ~. u,, w,,
don't they cali on meS
The White House latch .tr,nr.s ont. you
know. hung it In full view.
nus;
"D sxa a ,as san aa,s s,sas pAnie oesr' Ia "Ae 70
Have .he people slifcrgotten that am can
I'm loaded @ to the mu1zie with q ratfiing free
But my audience persist in always keeping
While OUT II in % Indiana even democrats. 7 see.
Are calling on Ben Harrison. Why don't they
" ~
fhes ten me am losing nesn ana tnst l m
As wait; like Enoch Arden. for the futser Of
And / would grow very lonesome thro' the
time away.
They say don't like soldiers. Well now. that
r. M isn't s 20. ala. ,,,. uo-,,n. .m..
as you know,
de s1t , Il n ,h hurry TOO. "hicn nails the he'
We won't LET on that he was one Of Stone
Itss l really ply harrison & and: Dan; am m AFRAID
win be laid;
"ouaer rd,a II ,aasa nsa 'sAe sa'ice' 'hihA III
And tell him 70 suppress the rush. and turn
1'" "
IL seems 20 me , tnat somewhere .new Dah' the
Something's rotten In our Denmark. for It
T. ., Inn frs ,rsaa r.rcs.s Wing nm our Mat
Or Ie I'm p,sns hsnssn. FAC ,n., ao.,. .hovs our
ranks?
7 euess IN send vou ont tn stsrt the little
boom now still.
thing you Will,
Say that rs very lonely here that IL wait
I'll dwiudle to shadow-to . shadow very
'''i' :.
The victory thought secure is now no longer
An icy chill perambulates the presidential
spine; ,,,,. ,n, v,., pu
sure to see nLl
Inc ctSwas S n unst ~ a 70 nSrrisoh' why pos
DR.. A. A. Baker returned from Urbana
xk,;,
'"'e A''' n'"e'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

Go to Starkey & Scowden's for bargains
In shoes and slippers.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
MONEY TO loA~


I 0ST-Lady's charm and pin combined. Dec
II Grated with cameo set aud ornAmented
with leaves. etc, between 95. north Yellow
Spring street and A7 west Mulberry street.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving 10 at 247
west Mulberry street. lslb
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

Fresh "Green Seal' Cigars at Harris's.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

Real bargains in shoes at the Arcade
Shoe Store.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

E0R RENT-Snsll house on corner Of York
aud summer street, rent low. Also i've
room house on East street. Rent very low.
f7st
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

WANTED-We wish &c employ few sales
W men on salary to sell our goods by sample
70 the wholesale and retail trade OIL all the
leading cities and towns. We are the largest
manufacturers Of our line in the country.
send two cents In stamps for full particulars.
No postals answered. Centennial Mtg Co..
Cincinnati. o. lSlbs
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31
PEOPLES COLUMN.
WANTED

WANTED-Two furnished. dowDstair rooms
w In central part of city. Rent must be rea-
sonable. S. M, Republic office. lSla
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-31

WANTED-A house of or rooms. not
W more than or squares from Western
house, address Chicago, care Republic ofice.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-17

4ans 9eelien ct NIL non,ineret til
Statsz&asierer.
Sames @opes fra Monep greef, Sill
more Co., brllfneoe, meoens ban bar
ifnrb meo at la6e fine 9elte brifte &oot
@iper.
S. .. Sones, lom bor nar Deuiion,
table fin 2aoe, 4 9eite % Jarmreb ifa=
Der ueb Slbebranb, iom formobes paaiat.
Ner Gate Benton ialbt ct Barn til
bsrenoe 3eller fosenbe 8ano os osbe
nosle faa Elmer ienere.
@uitau Garlion, en- 5armer nar
@bite Sod, er arreiteret for Sals al
8renoepin uoen 2icenle.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-17
Gnerfienoelie, % er oerior besse anipar'
liQe for bens sfelQer. a s

anerfienoelie, % er oerfor besse anipars
lise for bens GAser. e
| Nt,pi iierbelesbeb befraiter por ma.
tionale &onpentions Bellutnins ansoa-
enbe @subasens Doerboloelie iOm ret
mrsf9 os bis os i6rsenbe for 8orseres
8eifpttelfe. Der beoisboloer Den LITE Dag
fom .Sabat.
ut bet rationale republifonlte Hartis
uotrpfte 9eniist at afitaffe statteu paa
Tabaf % berulenbe Dritfe, uoen at bort
tase Saloonen oa meb bet for Die, at
peblisebolbe en- bpi 8eitpttelies- -Golo
paa yssbpenoisbeb nsooenbispis
maa meofsre bilist 8ranoepin % Eobof
% bsie Yriier paa aleoesartifler % 81
laaleoes bet moolatte af 6oltets bprebas
reite Snteresier. y.
ut ri ert(erer bet oemofratiite 8arti
iom en- ielpbepiit 6oriuarer % 8eifptter
af Brenbeuinstrafifen, os meoens ri
anerfienber bets Gabeubiertisbeo. beflaz
ger pi bets Mansel paa Samuittisbeo
liseoperfor bet itDrlte Onbe, lom MI nn@
oer9rauer5 Saepublitens @runopolb. /,
vt en- flor Sinbrins for llnoertrptfelz I
fen af Sausorittrafiten ueo 2opsionins er
ueblast i ben loulise Set, iom Borsere
af auore Slater os 9anoe bar til at inb>
fsre beulieube Driffe til Stater, iom
bar antaaet Yrobibitionslope : os ri
paa1taar, at bet er ben neruRrenbe &onz
sreis's Hlist at resulere Sanoelsiorbins
belierne, baabe ubenz % irbenlanbife,
iaalebes, at Snbfgriel af alfobolboloise
Drifte til Yrobibitionstater bliper
itemplet iom 5orbrDbelie. 9ette er ct
uatioualt Spsrssmaal al ueouarenoe
Betponins, iom freezer for bets 2sien
ct nationalt 8orti. ~
ut bet paabpiler Statens 2esislatur
at forore, at 6pert Sernbauefompa9ni,
iom opererer Staten, er forpli9te6e til
at anlasse beniistsmasiise % iorbolbsz
mesiise &reaturiubbesnin9er ueb be.
StatiOner, iom BERTH beitemmes af Serns
banetommisIarerne for 9anbel os uo<
fsriel af &oas, &orn os andre Grobuf>
ter unoer laabanne &esler o8 Beitem~
melier, iom oil fire buer Jorienber li9e
&ettisbeber os Befuemmelisbeoer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-17
oiitoriR !6itntaselit.

Solo &irt DrDant tebber ben Nsanb
boem Col. Nain talbte bet lobe Nar
bunoreoes itbrfe llnber", us iOm tale
% tesner meS farpet &ribt iamtibis
San uife meb 1at buorleoes bette Sands
6iitorie sieutaser iis.. Jslsenbe 1abe
.er af BAN: s1a
abolitioniiterne opiatte fin &anbibat
1910 Sames g. os fit 5 a 1000 ct.
(boitebe II Nar.)
1852 Sobn 81 fit $50 a 155, 900 ct.
a Nar s,f.)
1856 @eneral s. fit ], 100000 81.
a Nar til.) H
1860 blep Nbrabam patst, efter 70 Nari
Nfitemnins. ai $50
Da Capo.
1872 opitilIebe Yrobibitiouiiterne fin
Sames g., 1om fit 5 a 1000 ct.
laa buileoe be / II Nar.
1884 Sobn g $50 155,OOO
"a Nar git.
1883 @eneral s. faar 100000
% 4 Mdr fra MI al leber ri efter uor
1S92-Gaber Nbrabam. iom ital siue os
Ssier bet tDuenoe Nar.
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3afota.
9atton ben 13oe Mu9uit.

Qr. &sbafter!
Ssaar Gftermiobas foresit ber 1pen
ct Stienoielens Stueipil. Stisnt bet
bar Ssnbas, laa bar bog Saloonernes
Baabpre aabne belle Da9en, os iom en-
GHse beraf bar fere mere eller minore
unoer Brauoeuinets Snbflpoelie. Marz
tin Branoon % Gpan Toritab fom i
&lammeri, unber builfet Brandon beb
en- Del af 9oritabs enc Singer al. Til>
lfuerifaren blep beroper raienbe os iatte
efter Branopn, lfrisenoe: ,,Drab BAN
Sag bam no al 8pen! os lisuenbe. De,
forful9te lsb inb 9otellet, luffeoe fig
inbe ct 8arelie % unofum ienere ueo
at traple ub siennem ct 8inbn til @aarz
ben.
@pnes De life, bet er ifianbis Maabe
at tilbrmse Ell Ssnbass gftermiooas
paa? Snsen ipntes bog at legse ben
minoite SfDlb paa Saloonfeeperen, bpem
ben esentlis tilfommer. 8il Jolfet i
benne Bp itaa tauie os ie paa, at bette
Gelpebes 8ert pebbl,uer noen at lbfte
fin Yroteit mob bet peo galsmrnen ?
Gr ben, iom tillaeer bet % intet sibr
for at itanbie bet ! noset Maal beore
enb ben, lom ialser Stoiiet oper Often :?
Sub sipe, at Dor Bps tantenbe 8orsere
maatte paasne tit 8euioit6eo ON fin
Yli9t liseoperfor bette 2esemz % Sinlz
br9benbe Onoe.
Gn af 8pens 8eibsenoe.
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SnoIanoet.

9tepublifanerne / Midisan bolbt fin
&onuention Tborsbas forr. llse os
giennominerebe gDrus 8. 2uce til @uz
uerngr.
Drusiiterne 8lad 6a,uf County,
So,pa, beiluttebe / i'm aonuention iffe
at ubtase 7illabelie til at ialse 2ifsr,
eiteriom 2ouen moo bette Sals bar for
itren9. -.
Gu Some, Der bar @nfe eiter &aptein
Smith See, en- Bror al 5upernpr See
fra girsinia, inbfanbt fig paa Bolitiitaz
tionen 8aib,nston % anmubeoe ON
Bpens llnberfsttelie. 9enbes Manos
efterlabte 6ormue par perb $4,000,
men bet bar aft j 9auoerne. paa en- Ho=
miniitrator. @4.
Siour Sails, Dat., lisser MI ! 5trio
meo Barbererne, boem be oil tpin9e til
at lufte fine Barberituer paa Ssnoa5
Here Nrre1tationer er foreta9et.
Gn Yise fanbtes forpirret Sinostil
ltanb os meo it,ireune &le'r, % beifplote
en- @barles Sones fra Debnqle, So,pa,
for golbtest. 9am arretereoes.
Smmisrationstomiteen bapoe 9r.
Moit Nnartiiten, paa 8ionerbanfen for.
uge. 9an er llbsiuer % @eoaftsr for
8laoet vJreibeit", os oa Der blep ipurst
ON buao Slass Blao bet bar, iasoe ban,
bet bar ,,sfonomiif eller anarfiitiir.
6an ertienbte, at Snopanorinsen al 60
cialiter tiltos os at be flelte Tom fra
Tpltlano.
Gor. Staters 6sieiteret erflerer. at
Dampifiber unber Jor. Staters Ss=
tartslope life bar @et til at ialse
@biifp.
gb. u. Sones, en- WiQioner Wall
Ctr. 81. Dorf, er saaet ira Jorftanberl'
San table oeb en- itprre Spefulation.
Den republitauife llenisbeo, iom
lnnsere 1ib bar foritprret 9armonien
Birsinia, ifal nu orbnes al geationalfos
initeen.
Gugb M. Broofs eller Mariuea, ion
ban er blepen falbt, bleu 1borsoae
banst ct. 2ouis for Murbet paa Gbas
Hreler ben 6te Npril 1886.
s Ni6lanb, Nis., falbt en- Jinlenoe1
Sacob Nerbp i 8anbet os brllfnebe III
9telp Tom til. pan efterlaber Rome Q!
to Born ! lnaa aaar.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-17

Onsoas beb Mio6a9stib ltiso en-
Stisse fra ct. Yaul en- Manb peb gsapn
Seanlano, meb buem bun bapbe peret
iammen belle Ratten let GUS paa 8alb.
ape Dsren til 8areliet maatte lpran=
ses aaben, oS paa @ulpet lao Manben
osO % paa Sensen laa Morberifen, iom
bapoe ipret en- &usle siennem fit eaet
9opeo. 9nn par enooa ilipe. Sun
iaaueliom Mauoen tilbsrer the sport
ing class % ifal Quinben i 9erbeless
beS prre anieet enbos blanot liaeiinbebe
iom ct &ras. Snn bar bel fleot, meo
tOitbare Diamant= % 0ulbimpffer.
De hapoe baut baabe 81 % wranbse
pin pan 8ereliet, os formooentlis bar
bun falr, ba bun besit Morbet. Der er
eanoipnlisbeb for. at bun Tan fomme
e.,
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@inneapolis.

Npertisiementet ON at Or. Winberg
ifuloe tale paa 0itiioens Nfbolbsnsoe
forrise Dnsbos baube truffet fulbt Dus,
% Tilbsrerne 6lep beller life ifuffebe,
naar be pentebe Ell srei, belarenbe 8ro=
bibitionstale. Ser fstger ct Iaabant
2ip meo benne Wanc, Os laa benne
9iertelisbeb Os bette Nlpor, iom ban
paa iamme Tio ueb at lnsse i bpert
Orb. Neon fan uuulis bliue tret af at
bbre paa bam. = Miis gaieolaiien bar
tilitebe os oeflamereoe ct norit Oist neb
ben for benbe ifielone Jsleliesiulobeo.
@snoas Q9oe Nus. lfal 5oreninsen
bape en- lloflust til Gate Sarriet. @ine
berg bar Osiaa ba louet ot bore tilitebe
% tale.
Joreninsen paa 0itiioen saar itabis
fremab meb forte Sfribt. Yi trller MI
ca. $50 Meblentmer. %. g.
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Yolitilte 8etrattaiilger.
Mf Y.
Statspo olitife n.

Jreo oa 6armoni, ia be bemofrdtiife
Mpiier, pil blipe be operueienbe 6slelier
peo ben bemotratilfe 3onuention ct.
Saul ben 15be Musut. Deen ON Der
par noset, iom ilet life funotes oenne
iomme bemofratiite &onoention, iaa bar
bet Jreb os 9armoni. Ser bar Golt
uof, Der bar gisarrbs os 1obafippt, Der
bar @biifpluit os Dlioeoninser, Der bar
4pl os @tris, 5orbitrelie % neiten
@lassmaal; = men 5reo os 9armoni?
Sci bet bar liseiaa lanst borte fra ct.
Baul &onpentionen lom Nmes bar fra
Geiren.
Saalanse iom Der e,tbnu bar en- Mnz
lisbeb for, at Mmesfoltene ifulbe ieire,
bar oer nosenlunbe rolist / ben tatpaf.
feoe Marfet Saq ct. Baul iibite Dns.
bag; men ba Balloterinsen for @upernsr
refulterebe @iQions domination meo
81 Gtemmers Najoritet, oa bar bet
5(ut paa Drben % Greo. 9ilbsrerue,
nefen ale fra ct. Baul os Minneapos
lie, Os fslselis ale Gmesfolf, ifres,
bplte, trarapebe, bliitreoe, ilos meo @tofz
ter % Baraplper i 8enfe os @alleri,
iaa bet par umulist for 5ormanoen at
faa Drenslpo.
Sri iaa bertil, at 9ennepin os Siam
iep County Delesaterne bar roienoe, %
lite uben @runb, forbi Jormanben lite
piloe labe fonme til Nfitemnins ct al
benz fremiat 5orilos ON, at &onpentio>
nen itulbe ubneune gentralfomiteen, %
man fan itisnne, bpab 5reb os 6armcni
Der bar.
Der bar affurat iaame9et 6reo o9
4armoni, at Jormonben bar masteslss.
at ale talte ener rettere brslte / Nun.
ben paa hiManoen, at Delesaterne rpiteoe
tnpttebe Neper binanbens Nniieter oq
at bet par umuli9t at foretase en- dfftem'
ming, faameset Jreb. os 9armoni pal
Der ben bsnlotrotiife StotsfoupentiOr
fibfte Dnsbas; men beller life bet usinb=
ite gpor mere. &ommer Ser life mer'
Guiaheb inb &onuentionen be n0ft
Do8e. iaa fer bet imaat ub for Deme
fraterne, % bel fortient, bar lite {
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ub inSienoe Delesaternes 8einlomcsti'
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