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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13
VOL. !, NO. SO,
Notice..

Notice.
Is hereby given that the next teachers
examination in Wakulla county will be-
held at Crawfordviile on Tuesday the
7th day of June 1893, at o'clock u, m.
The question in theory and practice
will he taken from lIugh's Mistakes in
Teaching, published &, w, Bardeen
Syracuse n. Y, price Nd cents. Teach
crs will please govern themselves ac-
cordingly. This April 7 1893.
y. M. Revell,
County Superintcndent
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13

Judge S. ]. Giles and family
are spending this week In Cara
belle, the guests of Mr.. and MRS.
II. L. Mattair.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13

Mr.. J. M. Reynolds. the pain
killer man. is still here, easing
aches aud pains of all descrip-
tons.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13

Two sons of billiard Gavin
tried this week for hog stealing
were found guilty, and fined SIS
each and costs.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13
For THE LEGISLATURES.

hereby declare myself candidate
for the legislature, subject TO Demo.
cratic nomination.
s. X. Causseaux
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13

The grand jury finished up
their business and adjourned this
week in one day.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13

The Fox Safety Razor, gives clean
shave and no cut, Only 20 MT
Towles' Drug Store.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13
BIG CUT...-
LIN PRICES
FOR SPOTCASH
Desirable Plantatio n For Sale

On account of my blind Three Thistle snuff 90 ,, 45c
ness and inability to look af- ,o
ter the cultivation of my '
farm will sell my planta- Ball Potash ;, 1Oc to &c
ton three miles North of
Crawfordville, for ONE oyruP I" 'o' !" o'
THOUSAND DOLLARS, if Die. Toh,.oo m o.. oor -, =
paid in cash
1t contains 80 acres of Laundry Soap 15c ), -
good oak and hickory land, - .,
we'll watered and perfectly O"'00o' ~
healthy. Dress Lawns , &c ;,
125 acres under fence
and in fine state of cultiva. Bleaching &c
ton. Gao 1,.rd tIoues,rr Ac go
N' 10 "0' A"'' Brown Homespun &c up
but comfortable.
Two good tenement hous- Nice Grade of Bunting
es barns stables and other
out houses. ....'..'.''.''.''on ' Gus
never failing we'll of f.;robams scts
good water. .k
Vineyard of fine grapes Ladies Hose Sc up
Gents Half Hose Sc up
ways had fat stock, my meat I am now receiving m,
has given out in the . 80
smoke house, and have al. p''"s SWIM - 11"'
ways had to move old and Caps prices very low
to make for the new. 40 .,,
No ncumbfance. Titles ~ s''" i'' Nv OWN " "
perfect low prices-as low as the
Parties meaning business lowest For The CASH
VIII Pe'so 'uu,.ss Goods sold on account vii
Crawfordvile, be Charged at higher prices
Fla, w, w. WALKER
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13
LOCAL
Court was we'll attended this
week.

Conrt here held only two days
this term, but was kept busy
while it lasted.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-13
Voting Cor1t@st.

The vote at Towles' Soda Fountain,
for the pretties and most popular
young lady in the county, stood as fol-
lows Wednesday night, Those who
get less than five are held back until
thev oct more
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

To euro Cons tipation Forever.
Take ChSchretS Candy Cathnrtic 1Oc or a5c.
III Z. Z. q. fail TO cure. druggists refund money
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
Splendid Entertainment.

1t was great meeting, that which was
held under the auspices of Division No
Z. "A. o. H., at Kistler's hall, corner
Lyndale and Sixth avenue north, on
Thursday evening. The weather, and it
was of a most disagreeable order, did
net prevent large attendance In fact
standing room was at premium and the
splendid program published in last
weeks issue of the Irish Standard was
rendered most successfully and enthusi-
astically received. Lack of space and
time forbids an extended notice of the
entertainment, but from every point Of
view it was an unqualified success.
All honor to No. T. Great good will
come from their open meeting of Thurs
day night and this in itself will be ample
reward for the extra efforts put forth
TO bring more clearly before the people
the aims and objects of the A. o. H..
Nearly every man in the division was a
committee of one in assisting to make
the meeting success notably among
them being such men as M. J. Allen,
Thos. Jordan, j. H. Hanily, G. w. Gillen,
P. NJ. Maloney, ]. ]. Casey and a host
Of others equally deserving of mention.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
Death of Mrs. J. w. Kellv.

Mrs. J. w. Kelly died at the family
residence, 90S Eighteen and a Half ave-
nue. northeast, Saturday of last week
after an illness Of about one year. Flu
neral Of deceased lady occurred on the
Monday following and was held under
the auspices of Div. No. 2, Ladies' Aux
iliary A. O. H., of this city. The re-!
mains were prepared for interment by
Undertaken Prendergast and taken to
Green Isle, this state where they were
met at the train by both the A. O. II.
and Auxiliary organizations of that VIII
lage and conveyed to their last resting
place. Mrs. Kelly had resided in Min
neapolis for almost Is years and was
known as most estimable lady and cx-
emplary Catholic. Her husband survives
her. Both the A.OH. and auxiliary turned
out at Green Isle in large numbers to
pay last tribute to the dead lady whom
all had respected. 1t was one of those
kindly acts which these organizations
are noted for-an act which relatives
and friends of deceased here deeply APP
preciated.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
A. 0. H. NOTES.

There are now about 1000 members
OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O.
FL, in Minnesota, 800 of whom are in
sured. The insurance feature was added
at the state convention which took place
in Mankato in 1896 and since that time
1t has been compulsory, on joining any
division of the auxiliary, to take out an
insurance policy.
The third anniversary of Div. No. q.
Ladies Auxiliary, to be celebrated at
DANA Hall, corner Cedar avenue and
Fifth street, next Tuesday evening
promises to be great success. 'Shaun
Aroon," the popular drama, will be
presented under the direction of Capt. M.
Whelan. The evenings exercise will
close with choice dancing program.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

The subject of this sketch, John TO
wan, Sr., candidate from Division No. L.
A. o. H., of Winona, in the voting con-
test and whose portrait appears in con-
nection herewith, is machinist by trade
and a man with quite history. Mr..
Rowan was born in Dublin, SO years ago.
He learned his trade at Crewe, England,
for the London and N. w. Railway in
So After seven years he went to Pc
terboro, Eng, and entered the employ
Of the Great Northern railway. While
here he was secretary of the Amalga-
mated Association of Engineers four
years. He left Peterboro for the United
States in 1873 and worked four years
with the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern road. In 1877 he came to Wi
mona to enter the employ of the Chicago
and Northwestern road and has re-
manned continually with that company
since. He has been very active in Hi
bernian affairs, was a delegate to two
state conventions of the order and has
held Office continually for the past -
years in his division at Winona.
SIMON J. MCCARTHY.
We present today in connection with
this sketch the portrait of Simon j. Nc
earthly, of Division No. 3, A. o. H.. Hem
nepin county, who is one Of the nominees
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
The IBlIlDu.

Manager Hays of the BijOu announces
as his attraction for next week, "rwo
Little Migrants" Charles klcn's Eng
fish adaptation of the great Partisan
success, LES Dcux Corses," by Pierre
de Courccllc. The play is melodrama,
and is said to be of the better order and
one of the strongest ever produced in
America. 1.-TWO Little Migrants" is
said to depart from the old fashioned
mclodramatic type In many particulars.
1t has been pronounced a bcttV play
than "Thc Two Orphans" and is full
OF strong and heartfelt interest which
is never allowed to flag. The whole
company is said to be excellent and the
original scenic production will be seen
at the Bijou.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH
The Society to BE Recognized In the
United Stnten.

The Society to he Reorgnnixcd In the
United Stntcs.
The following appears in the phila
de,lphia Standard and Times:
A movement Is now on foot through
out the country to recognize in every
parish the pre-eminenlly Catholic society
for the Propagation of the Faith Very
Rev. A. Magnien is the general director
and Rev. II. Granjon, assistant director
and secretary of the association. with
headquarters at st. Mary's Seminary.
Baltimore Nd
The work dearest to the heart of the
Son Of God is the salvation of souls,
which is brought about by the spread of
the Gospel. In the beginning the apos-
ties went as far into the whole world"
for this purpose as the shortnoss OF
their lives and the difficulties of travel
allowed. and their followers went on
and kept up preaching and teaching till
the kingdom Of Christ was soon more
widespread than the mighty Roman
empire had ever been. Then came DO
litical and social wrecks and changes for
thousand years, so that little progress
was made in extending the boundaries
OF the faith; the church struggled with
the inflowing tide of barbarians, and
with great trouble held her own. When
the tempest went down her missionaries
again set out to bring other people to
the service OF Christ, and we find them
going to Prussia, Norway, Sweden, pen
etrating the heart Of Africa, advancing
overland to China, daring with Columbus
the unknown Atlantic and with DcGama
the cape of storms, exploring the for
ests and deserts of North and South
America and the islands of Japan in
search Of Gods missing children. The
unhappy Protestant revolt, while it Do
prived the church Of one arm in tearing
the North from her body, only added to
the zeal with which She used the other
arm for her work, and by nature of the
still faithful nations invaded lands that
no European conqueror had ever visited
to teach them the truths Of salvation
While other countries have full credit
for their glorious labors in this field
France seems especially to have been
chosen Of God for this later apostolate
Our own land in particular Is baptized
in the sweat and blood and consecrated
by the admirable lives and deaths OF
French priests and nuns. Our earliest
frontier priests and bishops have been
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

in Ireland Sc years ago. His parents
came to America when he was six years
Of age and settled first in Pittsburg, Pa,
After a residence Of four years in that
city his father died, and his mother hav-
ing again married in the course of few
years, the family moved westward, com
ing to Minnesota in 1852 settling on a
farm near Darwin, Meeker county. 1t
was here that Mr.. Mccarthy first began
to earn livelihood and it was by teach
ing the first district school ever opened
in the township Of Darwin. In addition
to teaching Mr.. Mccarthy had many a
lively skirmish with the Indians along in
G2, and many of the old residents Of
Meeker county will remember we'll the
young pedagogue who joined with them
in those thrilling days in defending
the settlers from the depredations of
the redskins who were engaged in mas
sacreing the whites and burning their
homes.
In 1868 the family returned to Pitts
burg, and during the next five years
the subject Of our sketch mastered the
trade of mill and machine blacksmith.
In 1869 he came to Minneapolis, taking
up his residence on the East Side, where
he has lived continually since. Mr..
Mccarthy. besides being good Hihern-
ian, is also a good artisan and his shop,
which is located at 1875. Fifth avenue
south, in the milling district, is we'll
patronized by many of the big flour mil
lers, artesian well men and others who
operate heavy machinery. Mr.. Mccarthy
mas always taken an active interest in
Irish affairs and has contributed NOR
ally and financially many time when
the occasion required it. He resides at
4l6 University avenue northeast.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

in the A. 0. II. voting contest now in
progress for the honor of the most pop
ular Hibernian in Minnesota. Mr.. Nc
Carthy enjoys the distinction of being
the father of Division No. g. In connec-
ton with County Delegate j. J. Mclale
he founded the East Side organization
in 1884, served as it's first president TO
three successive terms and is still an
active member Of the division and the
insurance fund. Mr.. Mccarthy was born
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
In BATTLE ARRAY.
A Movement All Along the
Line Coming More Plainly
to View.
The Crow Wing County Can
didate Holds Fast to
First Place.
Gains for Waseca's Fay0rite
Son Carry Kim Closer to
the Leader.
Who Will Prove the Winners
as lHuch Shrouded in
Doubt as Ever.
Relatively Speaking. but Few
Changes in Position Dur
ing the Week.
HOW HE VOTE SIHNDS.

4. III. Mu,lhy, Brainerl. 1881
III. II. Kce'ey, WoSecn. $3.50
I'm. Buckley, M;s,,tcupolis. $500
N. G. O'Cc9.uol., JEiu,tcuIolis 1898
TIC. Nc Conrilte, Mi.,neapolis4,3 1888
y. C. iShceh0,t, minneapolis. p, 1874
John O'G|0t1y, Mi'sne0polis. 1882
J.J. Fitzgerald, .GS7
III. j. gill, minneapolis ......1, $3.50
ST.. McCu1thy, Mi',,,eapotis1 1906
j. Il. O'ShauytMessy,!S tiltwutcr95O
James Burke, minneapolis. ...715
John Flood, Duluth .5S4
IHos. II. Moran, Hastings ....5S2
Wm. Ryan, EGi.,u. 5GI
Jas. j. Kennedy, st. Paul .....4:54
III. HcijioM. Rochester. 43O
James Burke. Ellsworth ...... 4OI
jas. r. lIaiOnay, st. Paul.. .4OI
ID. L. Hayes, MunhatO .332G
Geo. ". anderson, st. Puasl. ..212
John Rosctt.,, So. U'inOn0. 2IO
Dr.. Il. ". Buckley, st. Paul.. 200
Jalo McC0"tI.y, StiItt"uter. 2O4
Franz: II. Grant, st. Pau. 80
James Hickey, .Niu,.eapolis.. L
Alfred McDoualtI, st. Paul.. L
Richard Long, Duluth. ........ 1
p. II. O'ILartt, Grucccille ..... l.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

Thirteen of the candidates secure a
portion of the four thousand votes cast
in the voting contest since last Saturday
OF these Keeley, of Waseca, received the
largest number, nearly 1,OOO Six hun
dred were cast for Simon j. Mccarthy,
Of Minneapolis, five hundred for McCon-
vile, four hundred for O'Connor, and so
on down the line. Although Murphy,
of Brainerd. received but $50 votes this
week, he still retains his grip On first
place. with Kelley still good second,
and Buckley in third. Relatively speak
ing there has been but little change in
the positions of candidates
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
FROM THE CAPITAL,

Tho Hawthorne Social club members
of Auxiliary No. 3 of the A. O. III. will
give their second social hop next Thurs
day evening at Central hall. corner OF
West Seventh and Sixth streets. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
friends Of the organization to attend
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

Ball and party Invitations and pro-
grams can be had at the lowest prices
In the city at the Irish Standard office,
81 Fourth street south. Call and see
samples and get prices.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12
In the Great Voting Contest Inaugurated by
the Irish STANDARD?
BallOting for the Various Candidates Closes
Thursday April ID.
Conditions of the Struggle and How to Vote
Plainly Set Forth.

In accordance
ard voting contest nominations closed January
All the candidates therefore
or until Thursday April f be cast the
men whose names in another
gong to prove one CT the most popular and Interesting contests this
Inc n standard VIII ea" re port Of the voting that all will UNDER
stand The result OF the lons
w be kept plainly before readers 1t will be
Standard will do IFS fulfilling
THE TlIR EE PRIZES.
The capital prize for the
class rail Queenstown Ireland and
turn including April Dec 3D. 1885,
and valued ss75, frs line acsrc
The second prize
class ticket to Boston, Mass and Minneapolis
Buffalo and
of. In n' ", prize for the winner o" n a place. will be %
THE CONDITIONS
Every candidate who has entered this
the number of HIM D. m Thursday
each week. The viii remain with
the he up to tho close Of
Withdraw and throw his
strength to another, The contest will b." conducted i"
m't'e OF interrs gentlemen WILL with the
o take charge Of the nls All the candidate" and announce
,n f , I 'E 'h r % @ @ ,nr same t" be published in
hivcly close Thursday,
coupon below and fill liz the name and address o, III,
wish iii dou anlsc
test Editor Irish Standard Minneapolis Mhn
Second All Old ut tho
rate OF ~ Fer year VIII en'c" to zoo vote" for candidate
cry new subscriber sending his With 500 in
Of new Subscribers this paper With
for years subscription will
serpion his candidate paying up Will
be entitled to for
dedication
of monument to Ihcoi Wolfe Tone the founder
The visitors
They Will be escorted
Rebellion
eclat site
June tho A
tona convention will held
of
cd
Who will secure the prizes amongst
vcn
Il
at
will BIO by mail the No
DO had by mail the but
be
EDITOR
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-02-12

Educate Your bowels with Cnscarot1.
Candy Cathnrtic, cure constipation forever.
l0c. 25c. II G. G. c. fall druggists refund money
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23
Unimpressed.

sThis castle is haunted said the Eng
lish guide to an American visitor as he
threw open massive shutter, land the
ghost Is never seen except out of this win.
dow"
Then your ghost might be called a
mere window shade, Z" replied the tourist.
Detroit Free Press.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23

The japanese cite 26e color varieties Of
the ohrysanthemun, of which eS are vel
low, 50 white, 80 purple, 30 red, 81 pale
pink, 1sTasset and II of mixed colors.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23

Dr. Bulbs Cough Syrnp VIII cure a cougi,
or cold at once. Don't neglect your cough; it
may give you serious trouble
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23

PORTLAND WEDNESDAY MORNING. NovrNnn =. 1898
M TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE!
C|ohing and Furnishing Goods Assasslnatd.
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS DOLLARS WORTH RELIABLE FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING uNS
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Not Dollars Worth Of Trash Sold
Not Cents Worth Of Shoddy on Our Counters
our AD GIVES YOU SOME CLOTHING TRUTHS ON The HALF SHELL
LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED ON MEMS RELIABLE SUITS.
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The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23
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drimmed.
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luoTED ON MEMS RELIABLE 0VERC0ATS.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
Gin erfremIi@es Sei6en Der Sett.

@ie in Der erfen biesid6rig.n Stautspd9l
in &bobe SslanO, 10 baden iebt Bel Der
Staats< unb Nottpnalmd9l in
Oregon bic &epublitaner sinen enti9iebs~
men Sieg erfO9ten. lle6er b e n tOnnen ii4
audi bic unabbdngigiten Mdnner freuen.
Oenn bic Republituner Sregon's itanben
auf's entf9iebenfte fir @olbpGbrungl tire
@egner fir Silberfreiprdgung i'm 8erbdltz
nife BON 16 gu l. 0ieIe Mabl in Oregon
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ni@t nur bic Understanding nebtStaatsz
~geiebgebung, ionbern ou9 Die Grpdblung eis
neg in Der Wdbrun9sfgage auDerlGfftgen Re=
publifaners gum 8unbesIenator. llno 5Dei
in Der @dbrungsfrage erprobte Republttdz
ner, Songue (au9 i'm iebigen @OngreB), uno
MopOb fino fir Die apei size gepdblt, tpel=
DIE Oregon i'm natiOnalen @6georbnetenbauie
beiibt.
Was bic apei 8unbesfenaturen Sregpn's
betrifft, 10 lit bic cine felt Mdr5 ~bOrigen
Sabres ni4t befeBt, inbsm es ni9t gelang,
bic bor6er BON benz in Der @G6rungsfra9s
19lipfrigen Republitaner Mtt9eQ befleioete
SteLe aus3ufI1en. Nun daer. nirb elm in
Der WG9run9sfrage berldBGi9er Mann bon
Der 10 eben ertpGbIten neuen StaatsgeieBgez
bung, in Der bic &epubIitanSr 8ufdmmen IS
Mitglieber, tire @egrer aber MI % baben,
enbli3 gu Mit@e1's @u9folger gepdbIt ner<
ben. unb boffentli9 tpirb bic @a6l auf einen
Mann falen, Der 5ugIei9 in Der @intpanbez
run9sfrase 70 tern9efunO 1T, pie Der felt 4.
Mdr3 1895 benz Senat ange60rtge Oregoner
Mc8rioe, Der cine Der trdftigiteu &eben gegen
oas Wa9pert bes 2Obse i'm Senat gebaltsn
but. Wir t6eiIten ie ibrer 3ett bplitdnbig
nit.
Mc&inleb setponn ben 9taut Oregon nit
elmer Pluralitdt bon 2117. Oiesmal betrGgt
bic Mebrbeit fir ben republitaniI9en 9ouz
Observation-Disclosures Seer betrd6tli9 me6:,
un9efd6r 5000.
DAB Die Obigen grrungeni9aften in einem
5tpetfel6aften Staate tpie Oregon burh trGf@
tiges @intreten fir bic @Dlbba1is Der WGhz
rung errei9t purben, 1T Elm erf reuli9es Set
hen Der 3eit. Man BARI baraus f9lteBen,
oaB Die StlbertbOrbeit aucb i'm @eten le6r
in Der @6nabme b%egriffen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-15
gSie tpOMet tptr Die 0btlipptmen re.
0iereM?

Sn ibrsm g~eitrigsn Nrtitel iibsr benIelben
9sgenitanD bat Die nSuinois Thanksgiving"
bereits auf cie 8abuOien S4pierigte:ten
bingeptefen, tpeI9s ii9 elmer ituut!idsn Gin
berleibung Der pbtlippinen in ben @sg
IteIen.
9ie Gruge, tpie be p~biGtppinen gu regiez
rem iinb, pirb Oerf9tebsn beantportet ner=
ben, je mad benz StanOpuntte, reipettips benz
Notwithstanding ~besientgsn, Der bic
4ntiport 81 9eben bat.
Spanf4@tatbolii9e M0n9e, pet1e bis6er
Die 8ulturarbeit untsr ben 3agulen, 9iIz
fapa5, Sgorrptten u. |. m. getban BADEN, unb
tie pabrI6einli9 beffer perri9te: BADEN,
als fe IonTt Semanb 96tte psrri9tsn tDnner,
ie perben fagen, buB uur bur9 Elm r%eli9i0sz
paternalitifGes @ptem Die tpilben StGmme
aqmG6lt9 aus Der 8arbdrei our @eIittung
unb &ultur ber~iiber9efibrt perDen t0nnen.
@ie anbsrs aber tpiirbe 3, 9. Elm Spcialoe=
motrat ober 9ein5enianer Die Nufga6e 81
IDien fu9en! 0ieIe Ra6itaIen BADEN cine
@6abtone, Ie geben bon Der faIi@er Shee
aus, baB III MenT9en glsi9 unb frei gez
bprsn iinb, beB6alb ibre etgenen p0litii4en
S4miebe iein follen.
9as Iinb aber Die 9OttentOten, 8afie1n,
Malaien II. |. IN. felt tauienoen bon Sabren
esmeIen; fe BADEN fOrtpdbrsnb an ;brer
&uGtur 6erum9ei4mitO,t unO es bod gu
nidts gebraht; iie iieben b.ute auf elmer
ebenio tiefen 8ulturtuFe ME boz Sa9r6un>
berten.
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