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CITY OF PORTLAND.


GEALED proposals for constructing about
y 500 feet Of inch sewer i'm Sherwood street
win be eceiYed at the Office OF the Commits
siOner OF Public Works. City Hall. until Friday,
the 14th day Of september, 1900 at II O'Clock
me-, when thsy will be publicly opened and
read. The successful bidder VIII b iequireJ
10 give bond in q sum and with sureties
satisfactory 10 the Commissioners of Public
Works. 10 insure the proper tulhlment Of the
conditions OF the contract Blanks on which
proposals must be made. plans, specifications
and iurtner Information may be obtained at
the Office of he Commissioner. Bids should
be marked Proposals for Sewer, and adj
dressed TO GEO. n. FERNALD. Commits sioner
Of Public Works, who reserves the T gbt TO
reject any or all bids should he deem it for the
interest of the city so 10 do.
sept. 10, 1910. sep11dtd
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CURRENT COMMENT.
ONE OF THE RESULTS.
(Lowell Mail,)

One of the inevitable results OF the cleo
ton of PrOhib billion sheriff in the Port
land district, providing the sheriff elect
lives up to his introduction professions
Will be the development of an oyerwhelm
ing sentiment in that district for the re-
peal of the Maine prohibition law. But
we are quite confident that the ecolesias-
tical sheriff will find obstacles in the way
of strict enforcement OF the law of which
he has never dreamed, for no law can
prove effective unless backed by public
senti ment.
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The Bryanites are all shouting that If
the same rate OF Democratic gains and
Republican losses as is apparent in the
election In Maine and Vermont prevails
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CONCERNING BOOKS.

The September Atlantic is star num-
Der and contains a series of valuable pa
pers upon topics of moment Of sopeial fit
ness to the time in which we are living,
and the phases through which we are
passing as well as a bright lot of reading
matter of lighter vein in both fiction and
poetry.
Judge Francis Lowell opens with the
American Boss, his rise and sources OF
power; Brooks Adams follows 3 with
Russia's Interest in China, very present
question ably discussed; Mrs. Candee
pictures the wonders OF Oklahoma, and
c anon Rawnsley sketches Ober-Ammer-
gau; Mrs. Foote begins The Prodigal, a
brilliant short serial; a notable group
of great general interest comprises Paul
More's Ancient Feud, apropos of Tolstoi
marguerite MuIler's Gerhart Hartmann,
on the recent German Renaissance; Can
on Everett's James Martineau; Ogden q
The Press and Foreign News, in praise
of old methods; Trent's Old Southern
Newspaper, with appetizing extracts
and Fernald'5 dissection of a modern
kindergarten child; reviews Of Art Edu-
cation for Men, Recent American Fic-
ton, and Books of Japan; attractive
short stories brilliant poems and lively
contributors club also appear
AS usual Messrs. Houghton, Miffln and
Co. have issued an attractive list of au-
tumn publications, This being the sea-
son when our American publishers bring
out their most important books. On
September IS Will be published: In the
Hands OF the Red Coats, by DIR. Everett
T. Tomiinson, a story of the Revolution,
for boys; the AIdine Classics, five vol
umes OF the most popular works of Long
fellow, Whittier, Hawthorne, Lowell,
etc, IN handsome little Pickering books
Numbers and Losses in the Civil War, by
Colonel Thomas IL, Livermore, an enum
Grafton for permanent record or the en-
listments and losses of the war for TIT
Union; A Mountain Maid ana Other
Poems of New Hampshire by Edna Dear
Proctor in we'll illustrated edition
The Life and Letters of Robert Brown
ing, by Mrs. Sutherland Orr, reprint
in single volume form of her valuable
two volume work; the Marble Faun, in
popular Illustrated edition; and eigh
volumes in the Notable Series, embrac
ing representative work OF popular au
thors. PORTLAND: Loring, Short & Har
mon.)
M. L. b. W.
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MIR. SEIDERS AND THE. COUNTY
FIGHT.
To the Editor Of the Press;

TO the Editor Of the Press
1 most heartily wish to endorse every
thing the PRESS says in the article
today, about the way and manner the
Hon. Geo. NJ. Seiders has managed the
canvass and arrangements of meetings IN
this part Of the State. The work OF
town, county and state committee has
been more complicated than / have ever
known them before in my experience
of thirty years, as the result of the vet
proves. In my Judgment, it has been all
well and faithfully done.
Respectfully,
j. Y. HODSDON.
YarmOufhvfUe Sent 10 1900
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For Vice President,
Theodore Roosevelt
OF New York.


At Large-Josoph 0. Smith of Skowhegan
George F. WescotL Of Portland.
FIRST DIST Charles f. Libby of Portland.
Second Dist.-Iames w. Wakefield OF Bath.
Third Dist-Fred Atwood, Winterp0rt
Fourth Dist-Almon II. Fogg, Houlton.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ls, 1900.


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BY the year, 81 IN ADVANCE or $I.25 at the
end Of the year.
For six months, so cents; for three months,
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notifying the Office
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ly confidential.
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PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Yarmouthyile, Sept p. 1900.
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SpecIalties: High Grade Bonds for
Investment. Interest Paid ON Deposits.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
Mrs. Pinkham Cured these Women.

DEAR Mrs. PrNKHAMl--I am glna OF the
privilege to tell of the great good your madeleine
has done me. I had Inflammation and fallip,r of
the womb and inflammation of ovaries, and wos
in great pain took medicine prescribed by
physician, but 1t did me good. at last heard
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
after using it faithfully, am thankful TO soy
am well woman. would advise MI suffering
women to seek advice of Mrs Pinkhara. Irernnin
a sincere friend of Mrs. Pinkham and her yess-
table Compound."-- MRS. G. Il. CHAPPDLL,
Grant Park, I'LL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
EDENTON.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NOTES
OF INTEREST.
Especial to virginian-Piot.)

Edenton. n. c.. Nov. 27-NIiss Birdie
Northcott, of Coleraine. has been visit
ing relatives here for the past week.
Miss Allie Tadlock and Mrs. Phelps,
OF Merry Hill, are spending few days
here with Mrs. Joseph Northcott. on
Carteret street.
Mr.. Xenopher Copeland. who for the
past few years has been n salesman at
Bonds hardware store, leaves to-day
for Durham, where he has accepted q
position
DR.. II. NJ. S. Cason is at home after
an absence OF several days.
Our people are glad to have 1t cooler
after u week of warm weather.
There will be Thanksgiving services
at the Baptist church Thursday even
ing.
Miss Annie Moore, one of Edenton's
popular young ladies. is visiting friends
in Norfolk.
Mr.. Frank Wright. of Norfolk. spent
Sunday in Edenton.
Mr. w. j. Williams, OF the Norfolk
and Southern railroad, visited Scotland
Neck last week and reports a pleasant
trip.
one Of "Uncic Sans" boats was at
the dock yesterday.
Mr.. Walter White returned from
Wake Forest college Saturday, owing
to the sickness of his father
Atlas Gillian, one of Edentons old
est colored citizens. (S3 years old) was
buried Sunday in Vine Oak cemetery
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
CHARLOTTE.
DEATH OF MIR. L. f. SCHWEND IN
CINCINNATI

Charlotte. N. c.. Nov. PA telegram
received in this city yesterday morn
ing announced the death of MIR. Louis
u. Schwend. which occurred at the
residence of his parents Mr. and Mrs
day night.
Mr.. Schwend had never been strong,
ana had been in failing health four or
iive years. About two months ago he
lelt Charlotte and went to DIR. w. Gil
Wyilcs sanitarum,> in New York, for
treatment. During his stay at the SAN
itarlum his condition was somewhat
improved, though lie was enfeebled by
a continued recurrence OF heart trou-
PIE which led TO other complications.
lie left the hospital two weeks ago.
ana his first intention was to return
immediately to Charlotte but his
mother who had come from Cincin-
natl to see him, persuaded him to re-
turn home with her.
Letters from Mr.. Schwend and his
people in the past fortnight indicated
that his health was better, and the last
letter. received yesterday. said that he
expected to return here within a short
time. His death, therefore was unex-
pected, and will be a shock to those in
this city who knew Mr. Schwend. 1t is
presumed that he died of heart disease.
MIR. Schwend, who was about &c
SNii oiu, WIS st IlitlNc OIL CINCINNATI,
and n son of Mr.. NJ. Schwcnd, n we'll
known engraver. He came south five
years ago and lived first in Winston.
where he became known as n promis-
ing architect. After residing in Win
ston for two years he came to Char
lotte to accept n position in the Office
of Mr.. f. =. Milburn. the architect. BY
his clcverness and capacity for work he
soon gained for himself an enviable
reputation. Eighteen months ago he
left Mr.. Milburn to become the junior
partner in the firm OF Hayden. Wheeler
&c Schwend. architects and he retained
this connection UP to the time of his
death.
Mr.. Schwcnd's death will be generally
deplored in this community. During
his residence here, by fnencss in char
acter and singularly attractive man
ner he made many friends and WELD
ed an unusually large influence for so
young n man. AS an architect he was
well trained thorough. and knew every
detail of his work. He was an enthusi-
astic Elk. and his death is matter
OF much sorrow to the local members
of that body.
His parents and three younger sis
ters survive the deceased.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
GREENSBORO.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CON
2 FERENCE ENDS ITS LABORS.

Greensboro. n. c.. Nov. 27.-After the
appointments for the ensuing year had
been read, the eleventh session of the
Western North Carolina Methodist
Conference adjourned last night. The
subject that provoked the most discus
sion at yesterdays session was n pro-
position submitted by n special com
mittee that the conference purchase a
controlling interest in the official
organ, the North Carolina Christian
Advocate. The proposition was finally
adopted and Rev. DR.. l.. w. Crawford
re- elected editor.
The report of the statistical secretary
showed that there are g.. 000 church
members and $4,000 Sunday school
scholars within the bounds of the CON
ference. There are 200 ministers on the
effective list.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28

tend the Thanksgiving service at the
Episcopal church Thursday at IL a. m.
Miss Lima A. Gilbert has accepted a
position in the dry goods store OF Nc
Cabe 81 Grice.
The sweeping of Poindexter street
was begun yesterday.
Mr. George Parson who has been
confined to his home for several weeks
with typhoid fever, is rapidly improv-
ing.
Mrs. T. G. Skinner. of Hartford. Is
In our city visiting relatives and
friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
HIGH POINT.
MIR. JOHN COOK DEAD SCIENCE
AND HEALING.

High Point. n. c., Nov. 27.-Ncws
was received here Sunday of the death
Of Mr.. John Cook. which occurred that
morning ut 7:i5 o'clock at the home of
the deceased, in Jamestown five miles
from this place. The cause of his death
was Brisht's disease. lie was a brother
to the late r. c.. Cook, for many years
a successful dry goods merchant of
this place. a wife. son and daughter
(AIrs. Smith. of Jamestown), and seve-
raj brothers and sister (NIrs. Will
Coffin, of Greensboro, survive the de-
ceased.
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
The Hammer School of Science and
Healing, located here. is attracting
some attention among the people as
well as causing talk among the I'M
believers of the art of curing without
the use of physics. Lately a woman
who was said to be in helpless condi-
ton was brought there for treatment
and a few days hence was able TO re-
turn home ION her feet" Prof Mac
Knight, who is n the head of the in
stitution, especially caters after the so
called incurable cases, promising the
return of health and vigor to the ma
iorty of those who entrust themselves
in his case. There are now several
patients at the school.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
ELIZABETH CITY.
STEWARDS ELECTED - NEW
BUILDINGS-PERSONAL
Especial 10 Virxinian- PiIot)

Elizabeth City. n. c.. Nov. 27.-Mon-
day night the annual election of stew
ards of the NJ. +. church was held and
The following chosen: AIessrs. w. j.
Woodley. n. T.. Smith, II. O. Hill, Z.
T.. Spencer. p. s. Ship. n. f. Parker
LAY Foreman, NJ. i. Culpeppor, n. S.
wells, Vim. Mann. John L. Sawyer, p
II: Williams. II. ]. Mitchell, j. @. a.
wood, r. r. Mcpherson. Hon. j. -.
Leigh was elected superintendent of
the Sunday school.
WORK on the brick building. corner
OF Main and Water streets. is RAPIDLY
progressing, and when completed it
VIII without n doubt he one of the
handsomest in our city.
.The Hon. T. G. Skinner will soon be-
gin the erection of large brick build
Ing on his Poindexter street lot.
The public Is cordially invited to at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28

Il suffered
In
failed After taking bottles E.
table we'll The
taking second bottle Your medicine the
could all
might know it's worth MRS. SARAH IN DAVIS Block
Gorla Lowell, FF''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28

Fo,R , Rent I,,,;lTTnE TWO MODERN
Main streets. Elizabeth City. n. C., now
occupied by Moses Welsel Possession
given f Sannnsry p lst; 1901 Apply to JACOB
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28

s SICK Ior ABOUT nlrc years 80 that could not do
my work. For three months wns In bed and
could not sitnp long enough TO have my he'd made,
l had I'VE different doctors and all said there WIS
no help for me. biy trouble was change OF life.
sides, kidney md stomach trouble, baeknehe.
headache, and dizziness. heard OF your RENE.
dies and began their use. by tho time / had taken
eight bottles OF Lydia r. Pnkham's Vegetable
compound. two OF The Flood Purifier, four boxes
OF Liver Pills and used four packages OF sanative
Wash, was we'll and strong and felt like new
person. My recovery is perfect surprise to
everybody that knew me. There Is no need az
women suffering SO much if they would take
your remedies, for they are sure cure MRS
CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, Monclora, Ohio.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28

DEAF Mis-. PINKuAM IL send you this letter to
benefit % ohers. sick for about nre years 50 thu
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28

DEAR Mrs. PINRHAM:-~f conpot praise your
medicine enough. When wrote to you last
winter L was oil discouraged had terrtblb
pains In my bacle end sides and felt SO weak I
did as you directed and now feel like new vso-
man. When my babe was born, labor was very
short and have largo healthy child. which we
feel assured is the result OF my taking Lydta g.
Pinkham's Vegetable Conpoura. I used ten
bottles of Your medicine and two boxes Of Liver
Pills. beg OF you to accept my thanks for what
you have done for I would advise every
woman in pregnant condition to take your
medicine, as it Is such help during labor, and
makes strong, healthy child. MRS. W. 4.
BECKER, Shenango, Pa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28
NORTH CAROLINA
STREET RAILWAYS.
There Are Only Two in the State
That Pay.
CHARLOTTE AND ASHEvILLE.

Tho Latter Pays Well Additional Facts
About This Traffic Civil War Relics to
BE Gathered An Explosion Senator
Elect Simmons Ill The Methodist Or
phanage Odd Fellowship Football
Chnt-The Insane of tho state Killed
while Hunting Tho Holiness Sect.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-28

DEAR MEs PNKKAM For had painful men.
situation every month At the beginning mros
9ne day e book Of yours was thewn house
Compound and LIVER Pills ean heartily that to-day Ike
Lewiston, Me. - ~" ~ - ~~N''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Mmertfaner, fcbItt cure bsi=
liaften Sitter!

Der iesise @ablfampf lit mebr ais
Elm &f swii6en entsesenitebenSen
materieaen sSnterenen. @r lit mebr
ais Elm &f nm bic Nenlter suil6en
Sen rim anb outs" ST lit Elm &i
nm Bic bO3iten iittli9en, bic beilis=
item Sitter ni6t nur bes amerifanii9eu
Solfes, ionbern set Wenl9beit.
Oenn er wirb entl6.ioel,, Of bic
Ser. Staaten Elm &e6tsitaat bleiben,
ober Elm @erpaltitaat werben Iollen.
SIS banbelt ii6 barum, Oh bic boben
|Gebote bes Sittenselebtes, ,pel6e bas
unn0tbise abi6la6ten uon Wenlden
unb bas sewaltiame aneisnen fremben
@ut.s uerbieten, i'm Sertsbre Der S6l=
fer bieIelbe @eltuns baben iouen, wie
i'm perlOnliden. gs banbelt ii6 bas
rum, Oh am Gnbe bes Neunsebnten
Sabrbunberts es gum pOlterre9tli6en
@runOlab unb CUR &i9ti6nur ~uuierer
Politif mad auBen erboben ,per6en
|ioa, baB Der S4md9ere pon Ge9ts=
wesen bic 8eute bes Stdrferen lit.
gs banbelt it6 sarum, OF bic 9ebre,
auf tpel6e Bin bic sansen u~usebeuren
seiitisen, itttli3en unb materislen
Sorti@ritte bes gu gnbe sebenben
sSabrbunberts erfdmpft morben 1tno,
bic 9ebre BON Der natirli9en Trei=
beit unb unabbdnsisfeit aQer Wen=
i6en unb ibrer Sere9ttsuns, ben @es
gum Slid itd felbit unb aus iid ielbit
beraus gu babnen - als sreilenbafte
S9ruue in ben @infel permielen rperz
Sen loq, baB bic llnfreibeit unb Nb.
bdnsisteit bet natirlide 3uitanb Der
Weni9en unb g0lter lit; baB iie Der
9erri6er bebirfen, UNI ben @es CUR
@lidielisteit gu finben, unb smii9en
unbebinstem @eboriam ODER 8erni9s
tuns gu mdblen baben.
Das finb bic sroBen iiber @esen=
mart unb 3utunft enti9eibenben Sra=
gen, beren 8eantuortuns am 6. Sos
uember REM 8olfe Der Ser. Staate11
ebliest. @r,udblt es 8rpan, 70 ipri9t
IS bamit ieinen WiGen aus, Sab bic
Ser. Staaten mieber Elm @e9tsitaat
merben unb bleiben lolen bur9 Wc=
&inlep's ermabluns entideibet es iid
fur einen @emaltftaat. lnb ni9t nur
fur einen @ewaltitaat mad auBen.
Denn inbem es ieiner &esieruns ses
%ftattet, bic Sreibeit anoerer 8olter
nit blutiser @emalt gu unterbriden,
siebt es Der eisenen Sreibeit BEN 8es
ben unter ben Saben fort unb label
bic @emaltberri@aft auf iein eisenes
9aupt. 1nb bieielbe mirb ni9t lanz
&c auf iib uarten lafen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
26. Sabrgang.

Dor unb laSt Gu9 ni9t pom anberen
bei9wdsen. @er faliden Sabrern
auf abpesen folst, serdtb ielbit in's
Serberben.
@ir t0nnten auf bic l6weren ma=
terielen Na9tbeile binweiien, wel6e
ser Smperialismus audi unmittelbar
fur infer 9ano I'M @sfOlse bat, wie
bobe Griessiteuern, ldlieBli6er Wili=
tdr=O tenitswans, ulp., mir mo9ten
aber in bielem artitel urr on bas Sc
wiiien uulerer beutl9en eeier ais Mdnz
ner unb Gbriiten appeuireu. Sbr
Ieltereu entlinnt gu6 nod ber GrSdbz
lunsen g:urer Sdter aus Der slorrei=
den 3eit pom 1913, ais brauBen i'm
alien Saterlanoe bas Solt it9 erbob,
Inn basSo6 9tapoleons absui6atteln
als CUTE ameritanil9e Burger seOentl
ibr Nue bantbar ser Seloen, bic eng.
lambs Ma9t auf ameritauii9en So
BEN bra6teu unb Ben @runoltein 81
Dem berrli9en Sau Der Ser. Staaten
lesten. Gnti6eipet nun, Oh es Ge6t
lit, baB bic Ser. Staaten, mel6e iid
|ielbit ibre Sreibeit nit Dem Slut ibreI
Sirser erfauften, neutrality-suspicious..
tries sssen etu golt fibren, in beiieu
9ers Soft bas Serlansen na9 Srei'
belt serabe 10 wie in uniere 9ersen &c,
pfanst bat. unb wenn Sbr CUR gnt:
i6eibuns selangt ieib, bab mir mil
Der imperialiiti1den Politit eineS 6ulS
sesen Soft unb Weni9en auf uns Ia:
ben, bann sebietet berielben nit gurel
Stimme Elm sewaltises Salt, obnt
gu6 bnr6 fleinli@e Nebenridiidter
be~einfluiien III laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

ben, Capitol uno llnternebmunssseiii
Ben Staat fieben, @rnnSeisentbum
pertblos uns @eiddfte bancroft sebeu
miirben? Oas Mues lit ni6t sei9eben,
ionoern ber &uf leiner aussesei9neten
Administration lit gum allsemeinen Sc
iprd6e in aaen StaateI Der Union ge=
worben; Der @oblltano bes Staates
bat ii6 infolse bes Sleibes Der Sar=
ger bes Staates uno tbeilweiie gutter
Grnten iebr seboben. Die @eisens
sraOiruns, bic iest int Staate re6t
sereselt lit, miro nidt mebr anse=
speifelt, baber aud i'm gerbdltntB
Der Wtinneiota @eisen beute mebr ais
frI9er msrtb lit, unO Die Sarmer SIZE
ben ben Iuben baraus. SEER 0inb
9tns eesen Die auBeritaatli6en Steu=
eroriider Dor, bic i'm Staate ~iteaer=
los @ei9dfte tbun, unb iein geltrez
ben lit barauf seri6tet, iie gu ether
Acknowledged Steaer init ben Slr:
germ bteles Staate5 beransuSiebeu.
Stud uerl9ont er Die gilenbabn. @orz
porationen ni6t, Die er gu swinsen
tradtet, etlpa cine babe Miaion mebr
in ben Staatsi6as als wenisitens am
ndbernb ri9tisen Setras e%inSusablen.
Mu9 ionlt lit 9inS's Netormbelea nod
lebr n0tbis. Sebermana wel6er ben
Serbaltniiisn i'm Staats aud nur emit
germaben aufmerfldmfeit seldentt
bat, peiB, wie i9mer i'm Imte belaI.
lene Hepublitaner es tim in ser Nus=
fibruns leinsr euten 8eiorm= Sheen
ma6ten. Nber beiien unsea6tet ldBt
er ii6 pom ieiuem gertbeile, ais Die
ner bes Solfes sa arbeiten, ni6t ab.
balten. @iirbe Der replbltfanii9e
ganbioat sic pom Serrn 9inb i'm Sn=
tereHe oes 8clfes eincsleitete &e>
formarbeit fortiebeu? 9dtte er iber=
baupt bic n6tbiss Sdbisfcit uab ben
nod notbwenoiser suten Wiaen, bies
gu tbun? 8ir woueu 6ieie Srase unz
beantwostet uuo u%nieren 9elern bic
SeantwortunS berie!ben i%iberlailen.
Seoenfals i6lteBt fir ieben benfen=
ben Weuiden bic antport auf bic
Srase bic @abl bes republifanil6en
@anoibaten aus. TIMER Gatb at bic
SteuerSabler lit, obne &idli6t auf
Partei fir BEN Tim bas @emeinpobl
bes Staates 10 uerbienitrei6en 6errn
So6n 9inb fir @oupern0r sl Itimmeu.