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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-30

paiSn. OF course, the many StalWart
papers, which have so virulently de-
clared the governor is unfit for the
post, will be in strange position as
champions of the ticket, but stranger
things have happened in the whirl of
politics.
AS has often been remarked, the
legislature is no less critical point
than the goyernOrShip. Without ma
jority on both sides of the legislature
to effect his reforms, the governor can
do nothing but stand for them. He
is a sanguine man, who thinks a rad
ical reform legislature will be elected
this year. 1t is likely that the corpora
tons have their plans laid especially
as to the sixteen senators to be chosen
it is in this smaller body that the
fine work. is done in checking uncon-
genial legislation.
Y. VI. C. A. Building.
An important meeting is to be held
in the university armOry tonight, when
Chief Justice Cassoday presides For
two years much hard work has been
done toward a fund of $4,000 for q
clubhouse for students. under Y. NJ G..
A. supervision. Many of the colleges
of the country have such buildings
and it is a great need in Madison. Not
only is it a center of religious work,
but there are rooms for class meet
ings, an auditorium, restaurant,
reading, writing rooms, etc. Such q
building would accentuate the best
things in student life. Over $4,000
is definitely pledged and other large
gifts are promised. The students will
do their share One of the large gifts
is $1,000 by Charles f. Pfister. Mr..
Frost, the Milwaukee, lawyer, will tell
of religious life at Harvard: Acting
President Birge. Dean Johnson, and
some Of the athletic heroes will make
speeches.
If we expect a strong nation our
youth must be schooled, as their ances-
tors were, in the English bible. DR..
Fayille Of Lacrosse. touching on this
work lately, thinks in our land a large
responsibility falls upon the Sunday
school. This is because Of our sys-
TEN Of instruction in the public
schools.
In England religious instruction is
given in the day schools. In France
every Thursday is a holiday. upon
which day it is supposed that children
will be taught religious truths in the
various churches to which their par
ents belong. In Germany religion is
as much a part of the common school
curriculum as is arithmetic. Five
hours of religious instruction is re-
CURED in every German school each
week. With the Protestant youth of
our land except in some Lutheran
churches) it is far different. No relig-
iOus instruction is given in connection
with the day school. In our own state
such religious services as prayer and
reading the Bible are considered an in
fringement upon religious liberty.
Hence, it is that the need must be
met in other ways.
Municipality Meeting.
dozen years ago the city reform
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-30
After the Nomination, Whato

This leads to the question of what
Will happen after the nomination. 1t
should be said both parties are very
confident 1t has come to be saving
that the governor will get the nomina-
ton. but the stalwarts profess great
confidence. The state ticket will be
carefully made up, with a goodly stall.
wart admiXture, if LaFollette heads it
again; and this with the efforts of the
congressman and of Senator Spooner's
friends 10 secure a Republican victory
at the polls ought to make smooth
sailing for the governor in the cam
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-30
OLD TIMES IN TENNESSEE.
When Pelts Were as Plentiful as
Pennies In the State.


Probably few people know that the
original name of the state of Tennes-
see was Franklin or that in 17SS the
salaries of the officers of this common
wealth We're paid in pelts, but the fol-
lowing is a correct copy Of the law:
BE it enacted by the general assem-
bly, of the state of Franklin. and it is
hereby enacted by authority of the
same, that from and after the list day
of January, 1888, the salaries of this
commonwealth be as follows-to wit:
"His excellency the governor, per an
mum, 100 deerskins.
His honor the chief justice, 500
deerskins.
"The secretary to his excellency the
governor, 500 raccoon skins.
County clerk, 800 beaver skins.
"Clerk of the house of commons, 200
raccOon skins.
Justices fee for serving a warrant,
one minkskin.''
At that time the state of Franklin
extended to the east bank of the Mis-
sissippi river, and on the west bank
was tnat great unknown forest region
OF Louisiana. 1t was then terra in
cognita," save few canoe landings
and Indian trading posts on the river
banks. 1t was known as the district
of Louisiana and in 1905 was made
the territory of Louisiana.
The state of Franklin, which be-
came Tennessee in 1876, was almost
as little known. The now great city
of Memphis was mere trading post
and was not laid out as a village until
1920.
Pelts were as plentiful in those days
as pennies and much better distributed
for purposes of currency and barter.
The pioneers were perhaps as happy
and as we'll contented as is the average
citizen noW-Arkansas Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-30
His Scheme.

Filbert-Aren't you afraid to be so
knowing about poker when your wife
is around?
kilty-Quite the contrary 1t is the
man who laughs the loudest over q
poker joke who knows the least about
the game. My wife knows that and it
is my cue 10 be the man who does the
loud laughter. boston Transcript
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-30
Banks Indicate Prosperity,

The new bank commissioner. N. G..
Bergh, reports prosperity in Wiscon-
sin as shown by recent statistics in
his department. There are 1851 state
banks, an increase of ten: there are
1876 private banks and one savings
bank (Beloit). The resources of these
institutions apart from national
banks) are $50, 735.OOO, the increase in
four months being nearly $6,50O,0O0.
Why Republicans Are Cannibals.
A letter from Neal rown (who is
among the mentions for the govern
orship) indicates that at least che
Democrat refuses to be unhappy:
Il don't know what you Republicans
are going to do with the situation. Not
poppy nor mandragora nor all the
drowsy syrups Of the west will medi-
cine you back to that sweet sleep
which you had yesterday. The main
business of the Democrats now is to
throw oil on the flames of civil discord
that are burning in your camp.
You all seem to be nagging each
other. You fight with hat-pins and
not with the good old broad-swords of
battle. | don't know when the fem
mime art of war was intruded, but
both sides seem to have adopted these
tactics. The trouble with the ReDub-
licanS is that their common eremy has
been so weak that they have had to
feed like caunibals upon each other.
The last years Of Democracy have
been the years of the opportunist, and
chase for the small issues. We may
be able to get together though, and
drive you into the woods. / hope so;
you deserve it, and in your honest
moments you must admit that you de
serve it," ORLANDO BURNETT.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-30
A Mean InSinU8tiOn.

EDO the birds come and pick up the
breadcrumbs from your hotel lawn"
''They used to before my wife began
10 ms Ike her own bread.'-Judge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-01
PRorEorIoa FROM LEPERs
Carefully Enforced Laws, MOI Marty
dem. Needed, Says Dr.. Ashmesd

Dr. Albert 8. Ashmead OF New York
city writes The Post regarding a re-
cent press paragraph relative to- the re-
su~st Of Miss Marie Leurquin. of Brus-
sells. To 40 to- NoIo<ai and take up the
work Of helping the lepers OF Hawaii
She wrote To- Miss Alice Roosevelt on
February 5. asking assistance In OBJ
tanning such permission Her letter
was referred To the Interior Depart
mcnt and By Secretary Hitchcock To
Gov. Dole.
VIII you allow me. the Trainer Of
the Platt-Wanger ieper bill now before
Congress" writes DIR. Ashmead. ito say
that IL Is not amien-Leurquin heroics.
martyrdom OF good men and women.
that the situation OF the lepers needs
in this country and her new acquisi-
tion. but the framing and enforcing
by the government OF strict laws OF
isolation and prevention OF the untrain-
81 from coming I'm contact with the ar
nfctcd Thesiepcrs OF Molokai are In
the best OF Christian hands already.
and no better nurses are needed man
those Of the sisters OF charity already
there Perhaps In n pagan country
Miss Leurquin might find room for her
s-xcc@sfy. enthusiasm. Nothing else but
stricter laws of isolation can do last
ing good Sacrifices like Miss Leurquin
offers would b. n beautiful chapter IN
eccIesiasticism perhaps. and would add
TO the glory OF another church the halo
Of a new soul. but that glory will be a
thorn In the side OF the practical lep-
rofoSfst. for IL IL the suppression and
prevention OF the scourse that IL want
ed and not glorious Instances OF self
.acrfficing devotion To the doomed vic
TINS of today."-washing:on Post.
April IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-01
Wsrds - virginius.

A great deal OF interest Is being man
Tested I'm the forthcoming appearance
n Frederick Warde as ''virginius" ut
the opefa house. May s. As soon as ~
VAS announced that this distinguished
actor would present Sheridan Knowles
great play. Wall. Nichols Co were
h~Sieged with requests as TO the cate.
and aakinE that seats BE- reserved.
making IL apparent that the theatergo-
err arr lootcins, forward 10 this srcaf
dramatic treat "virgtnius - really
a modern play dressed In ancient
clothes. IL - q stosy OF love. OF nliai
duty, OF parental affection. and tells n
story SD interesting that the auditor -
held speIIbound- The artists engaged
TO support Mr.. warde in -VlrEinius
have been especially selected for their
fh~m. and include Charles ID. Herman.
Barry tombstone. Antoinette Ashton
and Virginia Drew Trrscott-a quar-
t-tIe OF well known people seldom
found In the company of any dramatic
star svirginius'' IL undoubtedly Mr..
wards greatest impersonation. and IN
ADDITION to bringing the best company
seen in this play In years. he carries a
complete scenic production. gotten up
~spScfalIy for this tour. as well as com
stete productions for the other plays
sf Mr.. warde's repertoire. The regular
ale of seats for each OF the twelve per-
fsrrnances opens this morning The
4-aron sale ending yesterday was one
Of the best In n long time. IL - advt.-
ne Co secure single performance seats
-ariy. as the advance demand and or
s-rs N nearly unprecedented here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Auction sale Of groceries today at
Horzan's saiesroom-
sale OF beautiful oil paintings at Pa
cinc Hardware Co today
Honolulu Photo supply Co do print
Ing and developing OF the best quality
on very short notice
The Salvador beer has caught on
T.oveioy a Co. have received their sec
end shipment Ord-- early.
A number % guns In good condition
viii Be sold at auction sale today at 10
o'clock by jas. r. Morgan
The Hawaiian Electric Co. would like
to talk with you about wiring your
house for fncAndescent lighting
boy sixteen years Of age can Sc
cure n good position by calling at the
Globe Bakery ~ 1901 Fort street at
snce-
TN<r~ f. q diviaend OF one and one
hail per cent due and payable to- the
stockholders % the WaIluku Sugar Co.
ut the Office 90 Brewer * Co.
Yoshinaga. the bicycle man. on Hotel
near River street. has also opened -
branch place At Baiiey's old stand. 10
=. King. business In good at both
places
store fsx,s on corner OF Alapai and
Rerefania streets. is offered for rent
Power In included in the rental Full
er particulars can b. had by calling at
the Island Realty Co. Ltd
w. T. Patty hn. removed from his old
place ON Hotel and Punchbowi To iOts
AIakca street. Mr.. Patty says now -
the time TO build before lumber goes
up. which u - very likely To- do before
long
NJ Brasch q Co. OF the Lace House
have MADE still further reductions In
their ladies' and ch!fdren's underwear
and hosiery. The special sale opens
this morning and viii last only three
days.
Baby carriages and go carts with
rubber tires. canopy or umbrella tops.
With patent sxies and foot brakes.
have Just been opened and displayed at
the Won Eamm-rours Co. Ltd. on
Queen street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-01

President A. Gartiey has named the
following committees OF the Builders
s-d Traders Exchange. TO serve for
sse year:
Membership j. II Craig. James
Mott, Jr.. G. a Lewis. Guy Owens and
A. Harrison
RoomS--A. Harrison, r. j. Amweg.
J. ~. Craig. James Mott. Jr-. and Guy
Owens
Arbitration-r. r Osborn. c. A.
Lewis. l. r. P1nkham. c.. +. Bush and
A. Harrtsos.
Ffnance-L. X Pinkham. r J. Am
veg. r. r. Osborn. J. H Craig and w.
W. Harris
I.egislative-F J. Amweg. w. w.
Harris. James Mott. Jr.. T. 2. Pinkharn
and c. r. Eusa-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-01

Dsarrhoe. "a more to be dreaded than
.fnhtherfa- IL attacks ali ages and II
-auaiiv fatal TO young and old The
-reat mortality result rom diar-
rhoca Is due to the lack OF proper
treatment at the first stages or the
sf.sase. charnberiain's Colo. Cnoieia
and Diarrhoea ReHehT IS ~,
80 efrectIve medicine. and IL given In
10. viii prevent serious consequences.
This remedy never falls and Is pleas
.af 90 ,ake Every household should
s.ve a bottle at hand. Get y TO-DAY.
NJ NAV save a life. Benson smith q
Co. Ltd. Wholesale agents -ens ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-01
The Fine Returned.

The only matter disposed Of In the
limited States District Court yesterday
was the return OF the fine OF John EN-
reIuth for failure to appear one DAY
for jury duty The fine and costs
amounted TO 81. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-10
Stir $500 mad 9entidlanb.

Deutl1 : amerifanii9e 3eitunger
peroen i'm alten 8aterlano NIT grp=
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil iie fid
fret ausipreben uno bdufig BON ori<
ben mebr @euiefeiten un6 Mahri@s
ten brineen, als Die oeutiben 8ei<
tnnsen ielbit. Die rTreie 8reiie flr
Teras" lift oriiben iiberan, pDbiit iie
geianot piro, elm Iebr germ ge1ebener
@ait uno fann iih riibmert, Gner>
tennuns nno @%uroiaune gu finben,
mte aus aablreiben Briefen an ur.s,
lotpie an Oiejenigen, tpelbe oas Blott
an lire 8ernanbten 1biden, berpor.
3ebt. Wer baber ieinen Bertpanbten
nno Jreunoen cine Sreube ertpeiien,
ibnen Elm m~ilItDmmeneS @ei9ent
MAIDEN min, Der beiteue fir iie bic
rJreie Breiie fir 9eyus". Das Sn.
tere1Ie fir 9era8, nie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb bic @egeno, pp bic
Wertpanoten tpDbnen, 1T in Deutih<
LAMB iebr lebbaft unb es 1T unt15g.
lid, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griinb<
libe Muffldrung unb Belhreibuno
oes frem6en 2an6es gu geben, mie
bieS Die nTreie 8refie" aup6dents
LID tbut. Sir ben 9eringert Breis
BON So ~perienben pir pDrtpfrei unier
rei9baltiges @ubenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgen6 cine Mbreffe i'm Nuslanbe.
Die 1reie Yreffe fir 9egas NnbI.
COMPANY.
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Simoermmub.
Gin 8erliner Blatt Idreibt:

Gin gerliner Blatt idreibt:
Cine 5reunoin unleres 8lattes
er5ablt uns foleenoe 8eilpiele broui.
ger &inoerlDgif: Sci ben Gorberei.
tungen fir Die Observation-Disclosures
tuar Otto iebr bilfsbereit uno gu,
8elobnung fir ieinen Offer uni
6leiB CAB ib linn cine Wanoel au
fnuipern. Initatt oieie sleib in ben
Wuno gu itefen. belab fih Der
Sunse Die Wanoel iebr miBtrauilh
uno naboenfli9 uno Iagte enolih
init erniter Miene: DIANA, Die Mil
ib lieber niht eiien, lonft ldneibet
fie mir Der 9err 8rofeIIor bod nur
mieoer beraus." Dem &inoe tparen
i'm lebten Sommer na1 einiaeu
iblimmen 6alsentsunbungen bic
Manoeln aeibnitten poroer uno Der
Shreden iener Gage nod lebbaft in
@rinneruna.
Meiren &inoern ersdble id Dfters
bibliibe @eidibten, uno als ib nun
periubte, ibrem finbliben @eritdnb=
niB Die @r5dblung BON Der Speilung
Der flnftauleno Mann NIT flint
8rooen uno smei Silben flar gu
MAIDEN, 5eigte mir Die Nntwurt mei=
mes iehsidbrigen Huoolf, mie neit
mir btes gelungen mar. Nuf meme
5rage: n0iht wabr, Die Speilune
10 8ieler nit apei Siiben tpar bod
elm erDBes Wunber?" erbielt iG bic
berubiaenoe Nntmort: 81 d, bas
waren iiber swei @al=
fifbe.
Ginmal bate id 8eiub BON Ell
mem fleinen Meffen, ben i'd auf lei-
men o~rinsenoen @unih Spnntags
NIT in Die Stride nabm. Nls Die
Sreel ert1nte, fra9te er, mas benn
Die 2eute iineen, unb als if ibm
Den Choral: v@Dtt lei 9anf ourd
ale @elt" pDriagen mDlte. fiel er
mir gleih iebr erfreut in Die &eoe:
nDas femme ih gut" 8ie eroB aber
tpar mein @ntieben, als Der Sunqe
nit fraftieer Stinnme in Der ridti=
gen ib0nen gburafmelooie anbub:
IS Oft e 9anf, nun / It pOr=
bieie adferfrabbelei"|
II. {. 10. Mit Der Gnoadt Der 5u=
nddit Sibenoen NOR es AUDI pprbei,
oenn bas eifrie iin9enoe 8ino mar
faum gum Sbpeigen gu brineen,
Die Serle aus @i(belm Builds
y Star uno Worib" maren linn be-
fainter uno o%ertrauter, ais unier !
after Choral.
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9ie Glenator= araafbeit.

ueber cine mooerne &ranfbeit be-
ri9ten Die .Meoical NemS". gs
tam als cine Der Strafen bDberer
Civilization be5eihnet perben, baB
Die &ranfbeiten an 3abl uno Wanz
ni9faltigfeit unter ben aberdeen suz
genommen baben. Die pielen 8ez
ihdftigungen unb @emerbe unlerer
3eit baben piel neue &ranfbeiten
CUR gntitebung eebradt. Wir BADEN
Die @aiiionfranfbeit (gunnelfranf=
beit), Die 2ungenleioen Der Wiuer
uno SteinmeBen, iiberbaapt aaer
Nrbeiter, tpelbe piel Staub I1luden
miiien. ferner Gle 8lutarmutb Der
8ereleute unoi iberbaupt oerer, Die
unter NusihluB bes 6onnenlidtes
arbeiten miilien. @er NIT BbDs=
pbor, @rienif, &upfer, 8lei u. {. 10.
su tbun bat, muB es meiit an leiner
@%eiunbbeit ihmer biiBen, uno audi
Die gleftri5itdt Fat fir Die bon ibr
belbdftigten Grbeiter neue &ranfbei<
ten er5eugt.
Cine nibt unerbeblihe Stole in
ber 8elbibte Der &r~antbeiten pirb
pabrlbeinlih Der Nufaug (glepator)
lpielen, als cine Der mDoerner1 Grim
ouneen, Die in ben @ebduoen BON
GROCER 9Dbe geraoe5u unentbebrlib
9epprben iinb. Die baburd berpors
gernfene Granfbeit, bic 3ifttranfbeit,
brin9t supeilen rur leidte, oft aber
AUDI beoenflibe griheinu1gen nit
iib, namentlid. tpenn cine eroBe
@eibminoiefeit unb elm ihneQes
&nbalten in Srage fommen. Die Ma=
ibinerie mag nod 10 gut arbeiten uno
nod 10 geibidt non Dem Mebanifer
gebanobabt meroen, cine Heibe BON
StDBen lit bel Der 8enubung oes
Guf5uges nibt gu permeioen. Daz
ourb peroen StDrunaen bes @leih=
geDiGteS i'm &Drper Der bef0rberten
Berlon berporgerufen, Die naments
lid benin plDblibeu Sinfen oes Guf=
8uges fait idmersbaft tperoen f0u=
men.
User cine iol6e ginridtune be-
itdnoig benuBt, itumpft freilid oas
aegen ab, ober bic fpieoerbplte Be
pegung oes S6rpers, poruebmlid
Der GinfluB auf Die leibtperihiebbas
rem @tngepeioe oes unterleibeS,
perntag etne @rtrantune oieler Or
game 81 er5euaen. Die i'm &ufsua
erbaltenen StDBe pirten dbnlib pte
Die Seefrant6eit, entpeoer ouf ben !
Wagen Ooer ouf ben &opf uno baben
S6minoel, Sopfihmer8, @rbredlen !
uno uftmals Gusieben Der Serstbas
tigfeit CUR 5olae. 8eripnen NIT
lbpabem Wageu u0er Sersen lift
bon Der Bef0roerung nit Dem &ufs
Sue eerabesu a%b5urotben. :
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9ie @%esemIofiafeit.

Wir befinoen urs bier in San
MntDni0 uno in Der unnittelbaren
ungegenb in elmer 9rodenbeitspe=
rlDoe, uie mir tie rlrr 1elten aehabt
baben. Ser @afiermangel fiir ale
rur ~senfbaren 3pefe madbt iih auI
oaS empfnolidfte fiiblbar uuo un1ere
5aru1er geratben fait in Bersueif=
lung, uern fie bic trpfene Brairie,
Die nitt einer ein5igen @rasbalm
auftpeiif, unb Die perbprrenoen 5ao=
ten betrabten! Wie wiroe elm ein=
5iger tibtiger Mieoerfhlag baa
Wtlo uno bic Stimmung dnoern!
Mber barauf tparter mir peraebens.
S9on felt @Dhen brpbt Der Megef,.
Wir baben Woltenbilbungen aebabt,
bic ben untergang Der Welt bitten in
Nusiibt ftellen t6nnen; ALIEN mad
Elm par Stunoen tpar MQes unpers
ridteter Dinge puriiber ge5uaen unb
Die @roe blieb trpden. Set aerau=
s1ter Belt berrimt S9mule; Der DIM
t'ei W ueWultti 0er Ee9en lte9t IN
Der 3uft; man meir,t, es miiBte iebeu
Nugenbli6 losgeben: aber INNER
tottntt bic Some tuieoer gum Bpr.
ldein, ols ob fie uns iiber uuiere
Nerr1utbungen unb 9offnunaen aug
laden tuolte. Die oeiamrnte Natllr
perlangt nab Hesen; es lit oie
b0dite 3eit, baB er ibr aur 6iilfe
tpmnlt. Nnftatt oes besaubernb lido
men JriblingStleibes Der Brairie
NIT ibren farbenprddtigen Nlumeu
itintitten iippiaen @rins, ieben mir
ftur Mibe uno Staub; aIes lit tabl,
Euie abgeftDrben; baS grbreih ent.
bebrt Der Jeuhtigteit felt lanaeu
Wnnate1 unb bic @urseln oes Sra.
les uno Der Blunter, uno Gtrauher
bleiben tDbt. Ser Nnblid lit entlebs
lid eatnutbigenb. Nber uer Tam
oas Better fontroQiren; ben Meaeu
berbei5aubern? unb Der einaiqe
Groft bleibt, boffen uno tuarten!
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Muertet,

Ole Srunbllnes S1De1ter=GOae
bes Sroers Der SermannsiDbne
feiert am Samitag, ben Il. Ipri[ ibr
3. Stiftungsfeit burb Elm erDBes
CONCERT NIT beutidem 9beoter uno
8an.
- Sn Der 8eetboben Widnnerdors
bale finoet beute Nbeno cine Ma1ienz
periammlung ftatt our 8efurportune
Der Wieoererwdblune Der Sbulperz
natter @Dagau, Mauerid uno
SlDan.
= Ser Manor erfldrt in einem
Dffenen 8riefe, baB er iib in bic
Sbulratbsuab[ nidt eingemilht
babe. Ct fat iebD9 in Dem Streite
Der Sraftionen ben 5riebens1tifter
ipielen upuen uno bielerbalb SAritte
getban; naturlib uaren bic gu Cunt
iten ieiner &anbibaten. @enn bas
Weutralitdt lit, oann pi1ien nir
ribt, mas oas Wort bebeutet.
Ser Bau bes r1elen 8abnbpfes
Der Snoliden Bacific 8abn persD=
aert fid, neil es an Baubols, 8alfen
unb 6DlS fir bas 9ab, feblt. 9as
@eba1oe miro nibt por Nuguit fer
tiggeitellt neroen.
- @ir mcd1en biermit nobmalS
auf bas morgen Nbeno i'm Spernz
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