The sun., 1891-05-17
QUESTIONS FROM SUN RrADKRa

1871.
QUESTIONS FROM SUN READKRa
,whss y:s z. :sssr... what yss p: ,:si ess:s
name Of Prtnss Hohsnsolisrn appear In III m
The real cause the alarm felt In France st III,
growing power OF Prussia After the "sis weeks war
with Austria in fsee France proposed to Prussia q
make an e6ensivs and defensive siiasceat least Bis
marok said the proposition entirely from France
This was set accepted however In is7o Issbeis hav
Ing been drivsn ont OF spain In is6s the spsniard
looked around for tinE The provisional Govsrnmsn
had provided only troubls They woudn't take Alfonso
son Of isabsa and In jane 1870 sdersd the crown u
Leopold Of Hohen nrsn head Of the Ro
nan Catholic brasoh Of the Prussisn royal house Ma
poscn objsctsd and on July IL Prince Leopold under
pressure from Prussia and ureat Britain declined ths
| crown though he had announced his wfiiipgnsss "a
taks It, France demanded that Prussia guarantee that
such an osr and suoh acceptance should not
aesin the King OF Prussia declined to give the
antss and refused n receive the French Ambassador
Count BsnsdettL July ~. 1870 Bsnedetu thsreupon
left Berlin. and France declared war July IS 1870
Any .6 II
always rsesiysat What 70 The modus oper.ndii Is
s a wss q: ss ~
Aricls section 10 Of the Constitution of this State
provides that mo law shall bs passed abridgins the
right OF the psopis psacssbly assemble and TO petit
t,ou III. aoyetnmeut or any asnt thereof /"
Any person eau present p.tt,on which "A .,vsv, rs
esved. In the Senate Senator endorses the peti-
ton brief statement Of ia It's subject adding his
name and sends to the President Of the Senate: in
the Assembly. petitions to the CLERK at the
c,ose AZ sacb d.r,. s.,son ns,,or ,nsx n. hsns.d
IN through .ny u,,nb.r. a. . ,u,e n i, nrs.sn,sa
,bron,b ,,suh., ,,,.,..,.d In o.. .rh.,, x.,...,v
In, ana u,.,.r,,r r.,,,,on a.. "a, n,,a -
to sny.h,ns any member VII, receive any petition:
n he refused to present a petition
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When does the Statute Of Limitations bsRn "a ruh
write he sms sn sdSrsss no ,hs bnsi ss TX pos
wv "-''' -'' ."-'''' ~ '"' 'a'A '' E.s.as. III
. ON yes" .usr tne cause et scuoh acefuss. N
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80 ~ ss." '".'omAS :" ehuo'se 'oe
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troks out Pm dsrnsd II endorse rour note II Won
don't pay It, III prolestit it"
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~ WY goes ne oid frame OF tho Indslendencs bell IN
The bei ~ S.ns rUnr an yenasx % .s s,R ~ , o.
i71e" whom We all know shat It was runx on July Al
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nm not . mausr OF history ~ you Seem to think.
'-~' 80 .ebosAse"es ~" va" Aa"k " sau - '''es
10 Ffoca'm h"sry enrouxhout the land. The Declare
s.n.,o,t and on Tna,. @ w.. s. on July Say.
,lon marched in proos,s,ou 70 m. s,.. Hon,. hs,.
the psclayaton was e.d 20 m. n, vonn,...
and copoours, of nhspI,sn,s Of IN. CITY and oountv
while merry obirpes from tbe .burcbes ana
pea, from the state lions. hell proo,s,msd hber,y
th,ou shout The ,.ndu
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tn. ord,. word straight M spelled prop'.y' s.k
mixed. undiluted the connection isnt perfectly ptsin
but We think you can sec It
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J: no urs. pses footiISntI on the stasrf 2 Who
battle p '' w A' 4. 'EE'Ws"s ".
!. Footnrhts were called "dosts, At o.s,: a lons
trough ran aonR the front Of the stage in which Isnp
.,ea' NO. nos'a nsfsr. ITO dip candle: were .d
ln 1874 Asand lamps were used aud gas was used r.t
In Paris In 1890 = We don't know; this power 10
uncommon; cavalrymen have been known to sleep on
their horses backs during = march.
able FOR DhI;d years oi IN SunSSx o. oehocI
ss III: ssd y, . 60 j. .. :sssy ana
the book, Mother Goe,es Melodies are h.rmle.s ana
vastly superior a. literature TO most SUNDAY school
hymns and reci,srions bu. wa don't believe you wan.
those But Frederick warns 4 Co publish sunday
We think will prove the book you want.
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wearing OF eoot AIDES By coaehmsn' G. l. H.
Ho"e IN '"'S country IN arsst BRITAIN eockades are
worn oS the eosonmen ana footmeu OF obeers OF the
sr"S Ana navy or OF persons serving under the
wear cockadss; ~ a Lord Lisussnant he would But
hsro-,ike ths q, ms nm IN. Bri,xh nin.,.,.
tho people lis. EN-, and " told m. TO pu, ,sm on"
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spo"o., W" oas '' .As ou.'s's OF N en- IN 'ni'
oouu.y .uu 10, ~, VI. nus soO""os place In whicn
prepare the Almanac for 1880 At the usual time The
.n.r,v and III. volpms sor IA, vii, ,oo :, .aou
j" p''''o''
Who said ITO the victors belong the spoils p"
william L. Marcy, in q speech in the United .,.ts,
Senate January, 1882. He said: "Thsy sec nothing
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Th., do,,ru. -, go. a" pI ~ ."s'N..s'. s uoo".