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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

the school children of to-day, and
many fathers and mothers will recalls
favorite songs of their childhood which
came from her pen, such as Never
Forget the Dear Ones" Proud World,
Good-by, I'm Going Home" Hazel
Dell, . The ,Honeysuckle Glen" and
"Rosalie, the Prairie Flower"
: But it was not until she was IS that
she began writing hymns, and of all
the many thousands which she has
composed and which have found place
In the multitude Of hymn books which
have been published in the last quar-
ter Of a century, there is none she likes
90 well as Safe in the Arms of Jesus. .
The story in connection with this
song. as told by Miss Crosby, is inter-
esting. Zone day in 1861 she says,
wv. H. Doane, who had written the
music for a number of my hymns,
came to me and said he had some
music for which he wanted words. He
added that he had just 40 minutes in
which to catch his train for Cincin-
natl, and asked me to evolve the lines
In less than that time. He sat down
at the piano and played the music and
in few minutes the idea came to me.
hurried upstairs, and in Is minutes
came down with the stanzas as they
are sung to-day. 7 believe that the
hymn was dictated by the spirit of the
Lord. It is splendid mission hymn
and has brought comfort to tens of
thousands. r~.> s 4. s..: Il s
Another familiar hymn which is
among Miss Crosby favorites is Res
cue the Perishing," and the sinspira-
ton for the song was received at the
Bowery mission In New York, where
The author used to 30 almost nightly. I
1.-THE meetings were very largely 1T
tended she says, '.but I felt sad that
more persons were not saved. One
evening l went down there filled with
the idea that I should do more to stir
the hearts Of the people, and I made
an address in which / appealed to the
young men. asked II there was any
young man in the audience who had
gone away from his mothers God, and
AcAU Out uOp0 " ulm. SeemeU 1U-
spired to do good work that night,
after the meeting q young man
came up and asked me il I meant him
when I spoke about q young man who
had dvtfted away from his mothers
God. He told me that he had gone
wrong, that he had been ashamed to 60
to his mother, but that I had held out
hope to him. Now he said, 4 can
meet my mother. That night I went
home and wrote the song, Rescue the
Perishing. ;. = &: f. US z.S= ..
This story had q beautiful sequel.
About two years after Z meeting 1t
Lynn, Mass, which Miss Crosby i'd
dressed, when 4 man OF more than
middle age camo up and told her that
he was the boy her words had helped
to: save years before In the Bowery
mission. Il a
The favorite time Of inspiration and
work with Miss Crosby il &C the mid
night hour. She says: fters mid
night everything . % quiet, 8 still.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
9HE greatest area Of hard
wood forest and the largest
supply OF hardwoods in the

VXAH ~ l1tcu 0laleS are IN the re-
gion comprising the South
-, ern Appalachian mountains
anu the country lying between them
and the Mississippi river. For the last
two or three years the bureau OF forestry
has been carefully studying this region.
which is rich in commercial species, es-
pecially yellow oak, chestnut, white pine
and hemlock. A study was first made
>of the proportion Of each Of these species
IN the various types Of forest, their mer-
charitable yield and their rate of growth.
Last summer II agents of the bureau
were assigned to an Investigation of the
market conditions governing the log
g'ng and use of each OF these species,
ard i more to study of the important
characteristics Of each tree and the pos
Slo1htles OF each under management.
Ihe data obtained in this and previous
studies are now being formulated for
publication. Several bulletins will be
issued. one Of a general character dis
cusslng the conditions Of the region as
a whole, the Others dealing with the sew
eral species particularly.
The field study covered more than 400
counties, and included all of Tennessee,
Kentucky, and West Virginia. the en-
IRENE western part of Maryland. the
western portions of Virginia and the two
Carolinas. and the northern parts of
Georgia and Alabama The bureau
agents first visited the lumber centers of
each county to interview the mill men
and lumber dealers. Information was
sought especially on these points: The
remaining stands OF timber and their
quality: the annual cut and the uses to
which it is put; land and stumpage
values, the cost OF logging and milling,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

King Oscar. and Queel Sole donated
@e705 g the Finsen8 pnnment fund In
Copenhage zen.
II IS rumOred that the coryettcs$ Saga
and Freja are going TO England to
bring Princess Margarita, the future
bride Of Prince Gustaf Adolf B =.=#.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29


ing the committee to move carefully
ON the consular service matter. The
newspapers were quick to point out
that the letter is not backed by any
member of the Norwegian. govern
ment, and that this fact deprives it
of constitutional. authority. The
regent suggested renewed negotia-
tions, hut this idea, is secuted by the
Norwegians. <zs*s s.> 5s ~. {
The city OF Stavanger has been
+ flooded with fresh fish, and the
prices are low. The excursion steam.
ers are busy carrying city people
who like to see the silvery beauties
are hauled out of. the deep bys the
million. s sz.5 s5..S .S ,$. 81.
~. @. Veseth, former member OF
the storting, died at Bergen, 4 aged
90 years. He represented his amt in
the storting several times from 1S45
to 1878. His, home was at Haus,
where he held the office. of sheriff.
He was a learned and able man, and
many Of his poems were very popu-
lar. in western Norway. 81 z...
The city Of Bodo has contracted
q loan Of 100000. a large part OF
this amount will be used for con-
solidating several small loans Of ear
lier dates. .s.z.*s*$
Prof. Fridtiof Nansen wrote q
newspaper article in which he mildly
rebnked Bjornson for wiggling and
talking ambiguously i'll the consular
service question. a firm will, that
is what the man from the North
Pole neig borhood wants, not
spirit, 81 heart 4 odness, q etc.
Nansen WANTS Il. Nor,vegian consuls,
and 50 don least nine-tenths Of all
his conntrymen.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

ported favorably bill requiring .enei-
neers Of road engines to have had at least
three years experience. as practical engi-
neers and firemen. which was supported
strongly by q lobby of the Brotherhood
Of locomotive Ffremen; ; also a bill
the state board of barber
examiners. which requires BARRIERS to re-
new their license at least once in each
two years. The committee was not salts
fled with the terms of the Bennett bill.
which prohibits the employment Of wom-
en- in stores for more than eight hours
daily, and the bill was laid over for fur
Their consideration. - II :, -. : ::
Once more the house has gone on rec
ord as fayOring an Inheritance. tax by
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-19
INCREASED DEMAND FOR SIN
CURED TOBACCO.

From what can be learned the trop
OF Sun cured Tobacco Is much larger
than lass year, and prices are already
higher than this time last year, says
the Richmond News-Le0der.
A feature OF the sun cured market is
the marked increase in the crop for
the last few years, and those familiar
with conditions attribute this lncreas-
ed demand for this particular class of
leaf to "REYNOLD'S SUN CURED -
a brand introduced three years ago by
Z. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.
1t IL authoritively stated that the re-
quiru.ents OF this one concern is more
than the entire crop a few years ago.
The success OF REYNOLDS SUN
CURED" and the large trade built up
by 4. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,
led to the establishment of it's Rich
mond. Va. Leaf Department, which is
under the personal management of ex-
perts in tho selection Of sun cured Leaf.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-19
NOW, BROTHER MARSHALLt

Tie COMMONWEALTH selected a de-
sign for Its 1905 calendar which show
ed .,retty old homestead. These de-
signs we're exhausted before our order
was entirely filled, and the lacking
number was supplemented by "the
girl IN the woods by tree" Some of
the ladies' liked the latter best, and We
thought 1t was really attractive until
we cav what Editor Marshall, of the
Gastonla Gazette, had to say about it,
tor che girl in the woods by the tree"
happened to be sent him.
H just uses enough OF his mellif-
luons phraseology, at which he is a
past master, to soften his criticism to
the point Of tolera nee. We will try to
scrat Oh about and find a calendar or
two OF another design which perchance
will remind brother Marshall of the
COWS coming home in the long
ago, or how the fox hunters toot-
ed their horns when he was a little
brat peeping through the crack of the
fence and wished that blue spotted
hound were his.
Just hear how he can talk two ways
In the same breath:
"The Scotland Neck Commonwealth
sends us a very beautiful calendar
which it is issuing as useful AZ we'll
as Ornamental souvenir. We are graf
flied 20 be remembered in the distri-
button. The Commonwealth is one
OF the cleanest, most genteel, and most
high-toped newspapers in the world,
and we hope its polished and erudite
editor may live to issue many more
Commonwealth calendars. Next time.
va hope he will let his own bandsome
face adOrn the calendar he sends to
this Office, instead of the figure of that
1onelv girl away off IN the woods leo n
Ing up against q tree with her head
bowel, and her face as straight and
heavy as the one which adorns a silver
dollar. II she were only crying, fell
low could cheerfully hope she'd feel
better in few minutes: but to think
that the mood she's in will last q whole
year is too melancholy for anything.
Lot Us hope at any rate that when the
blue bird chirps DER it's nest In the
stump and the violets spring at her
feet, she'll rouse from her doleful
reverie and show face that's one with
the roses and sunshine"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-19
IN LENS AGAINST THE LIQUOR
ira FFiC.

There is more clear and unmistaka
be ,idarce Of a war against the iiquol
traf4i: in North Carolina to-day than
ever Lsfore ii. the history OF the State
Besides tie many towns ard counties
tina: had prohibition before, the fol-
1owir g towns in the State have recent
ly cGme under prohibition govern
ment: Charlotte, Greensboro, Rox-
boro. Rockingham, New Berne, Kei-
tord, Scotland Neck, and perhaps some
Others. Also tbs General Assembly
has F. Used an act declaring the county
of Rockingham under prohibition.
We 60 not remember when it will 60
into sffect, but the act has beer passed.
There has long been a complaint by
the friends of the whiskey traffic that
prob bitjon does not prohibit and
this has been the reason given by
MAN. a man why he did not favor
prob .bltion.
The city OF Charlotte has been under
prob billion since January LIST, and the
Charlotte Observer gave it out az a
news ITEM last Monday that up to Sat-
urda: night, We believe it Was, there
had been only fourteen arrests against
fifty arrests for the same time last
year. This looks like something has
struck that town. 1t would hardly
just happen that the arrests there for
the FIST two weeks Of this year would
be only % per cent. of what they were
for the same time last year.
Then one has only to read the in
augural address of Governor Glenn to
realizs that the temperance question
in tie State is a much greater thing
than 1t used to be. How many in
augu al addresses by Governors
In N'rth Carolina have ever discussed
the ! luor question, or temperance, as
distia;tly rs the question of taxes?
And yet Governor Glenn did it. All
these things point the advocates of
temperance to day of greater victory
over the curse of the liquor traffic.
Tie temperance workers of this
State are all earnest people, laboring
constantly and prayerfuIly tor the good
OF others; and the day.spring of their
hope has already risen high above the
horiz on-so high that it is far into the
morning, yae almost MONDAY.
Tt sy arc grateful to Almighty God
that It is so, and they take courage and
press their work with renewed vipor.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-19
A OPEN LETTER.
To HALIFAX COUNTY COTTON GROWERS

| Gentlemen The cotton situation
needs relief. At the Farmers Con.
vsnt!on held in Halifax, N G, Jacu-
airy 9TH, 1905, was chosen permanent
chairman and also elected delegate to
the North Carolina State Convention
to sit in Raleigh the 18th inst. There
fore through the courtesy OF our coun-
ty papers desire to speak to you.
Eemember the Halifax convention
on the 7th of January adjourned to
meet at the Cour: House first Monday
In February next. Let every cotton
grower in Halifax county attend said
convention if possible. He who reads
this or hears OF it please pass the news
all along the line without fail. It is
important that We get together, stand
together and stay together. Hold your
grip Don't lend yodr cotton out for
B or 3 cents a pound.
As this Is the time of year to make
changes, be sure to make plans to cut
your cotton acreage the per cent agreed
on by the County, State and National
Conventions. The last named con
ventlon OF cotton growers is to meet in
New Orleans. La January 226, 1905.
Doubtless this great convention will
wisely consider all measures and adopt
good plans to be passed back for all
cotton States and counties to take hold
of and push to the finish. Let US be
true to each o:her. Dare and dol
North Carolina claims about sixty
cotton counties. She asks that each
of these send a delegate to New Orleans
and pay his expenses. I have tried to
get several to 60, among them F. P.
Shields who says he can't go but will
pay $500 on delegates expenses.
Should I not be able to get a suitable
man may go myself.
Don't forget to be at Halifax first
Monday in February.
Your chairman,
w. G. WHITAKER,
Enfield, n. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-19
GOVERNOR GLENN'S ADDRESS

We give our readers this week Gov.
Glenn's inaugural address, and assure
them it ls good reading.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-01-19

Joy and happiness ofttlmes
ii mothers hearts are brought to dwell
Because "TEETHINA'S" brought the
bloom
To baby's cheeks and made it we'll.
Anodynes only soothe and lull to sleep
"TEETHINA" cures the child, reeu.
lates the bowels and saves the parents
many sleepless nights of care and
anxiety.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
glrktriker= Ausfano
i'll beorobt.
Berlin iuir6 BON einem gepaltigen
Streif beorpBt.
SDnlpatbirausltan0 1T
bereits i'm Ganse.
Gleftrifsr Der &rmee iullen sur Ans-
bilfe neriuenoet uer6en.
copyrlghted b. the A.secIatsd Prem

8erliu, 2. Oft. - Die Inter.
bonolungen 5uiIhen 6en gleftri3is
tats. @efeIlihoften im6 ibren ange,
itellteL Die bobere 2oDne perlaneen,
iinb bette abge6rohen tporoen; aui
moraen Ut Ser gusiton0 oGer arbei,
ter IN allen gleftri5tt1tsmerfen an9e
orbnet por0en. Gin EeiI Der ange.
itellten in &rnftnnlagen uno geleud.
t1inasperfen lit idon beilte, oDne tuei'
tere 8erfiigungen ob3utpnrien, on ben
SpmpatbieItreif eequnaen. Ssnfolae
beiien nliBte EN- 8ritteI Ser StroBen.
babnnngen aus Dem 8erfebr ee3oaen
Derben. Sluh bie eleftriihe StroBen.
beleuhtltng bot unter Dem Streif al
Iei0en. 3ie 5taotpertpoltung bot,
bon Dem Brin3ip ousgehenO, boB
nihtbeIeuhtete StraBen cine ernIte
@efobr 6il6en, 80 WoitjniIten Der
Seuerlpebr in ben 4rnitonIogen in
3ienit aeSiellt
9a bas Seer Touien6e bon ousae.
biIbcten 2eilten in alien Sonbnerts.
gdttungen enth1It, bnben itdl Die @e.
feIlfhoften an ben RriegsniriIfer unt
$ilfe aepnrot, aber Oie 8itte lit a5.
gefflogen rporben, neil Der 3rieass
miniiter porldufi~ nod feline ytotlaae
Sit erfennen permog, nber man miro
t50 NoIfiniIten BON ben in aiel lie.
senoen Surpeoobooten radl Berlin
brinaen. au6 bot Der RrieasminiIter
obgelebnt, ourh @rinee6efebl BEN
nuSgeoienten SoIboten, oeren 3abl
100000 Wiann betr1gt, befannt AZ
MAIDEN, bds Mafhiniiten un0 SEEKER
BEL Oen Observation-Disclosures An.
IteIIung finoen f6nnen. 9lber oie
arneenerrraltung bat nt6ts ooaegert.
tpenn 0te 8otntIlorsfommanoeure oie
Anfiiroioune erIoIien.
91pei 8orSereaimenter, fpeIf,a ar
genbIiflih oitBerbalb bon Berlin
5eIooienitiibnneen pornehmen iino
IoFort suriidbcrufen tporSen, INN nIs
Shub geeen Sheiferseiie su Oienen
Sic fperben beute IN Berlin eintref.
FEN.
Ger StroBenbabnberfebr lit fbrper
geThdoiat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
ya Joaette uno Die
DrahoentldJaft.
ySiSeonFns ftrcit6arer @uuperuear iit
... - IkWM3t#A
Will cine aktiue
Champagne beginner.
Slant &eiietunr bnrd) aGe Staateu
OeS ,ueitli6en 5eiles.
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8aibinaton, 2. Oft. - grdfi
bent RooI Iepelt BEL iejuem 8ort neb
memo, Dob er itb rtidt nod emma
um bic Broitoentid,ait berperben miro
bat Itb 8ouuerneur So 6oaette Dol
Ntseouiin, tuie er einem ieiner better
6reltnbe mitgeteilt bat, oobin entEdie
Den, ith nm bic Br6itOeutibaitsnomi
nation ouf Der republifaniihen Seit'
5u 6eiperben. a~.
Bel elmer neuli6 abgeboItenen Son
feren5 bat ii6 Der ,@ouperneir unI
feline 6reunOe oabtn entihieoen. baf
ga 8oaette ietn 9lmt 5ebalten uno Iei
men Sit im Senat nibt einnebner
iou. ga 6oIlette pirS 2Infdng nG6Iter
S5ubres ofii5iea nit ser anfiinOigunl
Ietner &m0iootur herausfonnten. SSr
Der 3tpifden3eit miro er feline 8or
tr0ge in ben oerihieoenen Staater
fortIesen uns oos Slttereiie oes 8oIfes
fir ieine Berion poh3urufen ilden
Wie feline ;Srellnoe 6ebaitpten, fam
er bic Delegation feiues eigenen Staa.
teS befommen, fals er nibt mad
8oIbington in oen Senat aeht; aud
auf 0tiuneiotd, 9tor0 Gafota, SiiS
9atota uno oerihieoene anOere rroro.
neitIihe Staoten fam er NIT sient
liher Siherbeit rednen. Seine poIiti.
iden Sreltnoe iino Der aniidlt, 6aB er
cine tpeit before Guslift bat, Iih eint
groBe @efolgI6oft 3u sepinnen, tpem
er 5u $aufe bIeibt, ols tpenn er Ieinen
Stt i'm 8unOesIenat etnn1bme, 0enu
i'm Senat bot er feline SSreun6e.
Die abaeoroneten Cid um6 goopet
baben trtu bel ga ;SolIette aeItunSen,
ola er ieinen beriibmten 8ampf aeqen
Die 0ta'fine oltSfoht; elmer ser beioen
Serren rpiiroe einen por3ii9li6en unO
popuIGren RohioIger Ga SSoqette's I'M
8unoesiernt mahen. 9eiSe iinb gan,
oltf Setten Ga ;Soaettes in 9e3ua aiti
8abrgefetgcbung uno fonnten bic
Sraae i'm 8onareB bertreten, tpGhrenS
60 SoIlette gIeid3eitig ben @eIten be.
reifen unb Ole Iufrnerfinmfeit oes Dol,
fes auf bieie tpthtigen Sragen Ienfen
fonnte; Seuator 5orafer tpiiroe ba
Ieiht geI6Iagen uer0en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
.Arbeiter uie G y
pieb bebanoeG.
Rit GOl6eHit6fen nab SdlSseH psp
Sdiff getrie6en.
pananll als Arbeits.
plak nidJt btliett.
SH Rartiniane semietete arbcites
Oeripeisern bic 2anbnng.
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~~fsAAo~e~~ SAeoU~AAt1A
Colon, g Sft. - $50 am ssreitdd
ouf benz fran3oliiben 9anlpfer Seq
foiaes" uilter aontraft bierbcr go
brahte 4anaLarbeiter lpeigerten lida
81 lonoen rnb ii9 Der Snnpfuns an rtrt
tertperfen, ipelAe bon ben omerifdft
i6en 8eiunobeitsDoribriften geioroen
miro. Sic oerIangten, nod Mortint
que 5uriifgebraft Sa tperben, tpci
man ibnen, tpie tie 6ebaupten, ein gum
faIi6es Bib iiber oie in Banana berr
idenoen gerbdltliiie genlodyt babe
SflieBIih lieBen Iid etrpa 500 NlanS
6eNegeu, an 2ano 81 geben, ober on
uebrigen tpdren eegen ieoe lleberrc
oltng feit. ShIieBIi6 begob iih beI
frnn3olilhe RouIul nit elmer goli5et
obtetlrng on 8oro oes 9anlpfers nlIi
Iaete ben 2euten, boB @eiuoIt anse
tpenbet tper6en tpiir0e, tpenn tie MIDI
ertiuiIlig gingen, ober bic orlnen Ap
better boten 0en nit 8etpebren petuaff
neten 8oli8iiten bic 8ruit oar unO 60
fIGrten, eber iterbeit dIs InnOen 80
tpollen. sluh ntoGte Die eingeborcrp
BoliBei gerooe feinen beionOeren Gin
brud altf oie arbeiter. I'm ernItr
Streitigfetten 5u perneiben teEegrG
pbierte Der @ouperneitr Dem Br1IiOeB
ten bon 8onnma nm 6ie grloitbnis
bic annalpoliaei pertpenoen an 6iirferr
itno als ole @rlaubnis eintraf, gins
bic &onolpolisei NIT RniippeIn 6etunif
net gegen Die arbeiter Dor litib beganrr
Iie In omerifaniifer @eiie 3u beorbei
ten. gttpd 80 Wonn Ipraneen iibes
goro, fptroen aber obne SfhDieri9
feiten gerettet. 9lIs bic ornlen BUR-
iden eeniiaIam griigel befommen bab
ten, begaben lie Iih an 2on0 iln0 oBen
bic Speiien, tpelde bort onf tie iportc
ten. Mebrere oerieIben boben redi
b1BIidje @unoen bopongetrngert
9onn tpnrbe oie g1n3e @eicIIIdaft ces
@ubu nod Goro5ol gebrndt iinO an Oft
arbeit gcIteIlt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
Donaparte in Marplauo.
Sett EOIitif Der Oemufrntiidcu Gar.
ret auseinan0cr.
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@oibington 2. Oft. - Syn 1ci.
ner @tQenffaft oIs 8rrIisenoer Der
repubIitanifhen 8onoention in Worp,
lon0 bat ilotteuminiiter 9onopartt
einen ofienen Brief befunnt eemabt
IN oem er iagt: a,. .. .
rSSn Der gegeniudrtigsn &agnc
in Marnlano perIdBt ii6 ser 6emofro,
tide Sling" tpie imner auf ole RaI,
ienOorltrteile, tpie IN 6en leeter 81
Sobren. I'm bieie &orurteiIe 3u nab,
rem lGBt er gerao8u lGderIihe unt
unbaltbore @efdi6ten iiber oie A6.
Iihten imb BIdne Der republitoniiher
Bdrtet airfuIierer.
.@ine SieIer Bei6i6ten 6eiteht 6u,
rim, 6oB cine repnblifonii6e 9eqisla.
tltr auf Ger SteTIe onr6 Elm @pTet ae.
tptiie geieIlidoftlihe 8erbinounaer
Stuiiden ben betoen HdIfen er,tpinaen
tpiirSe. tuie 4. 9. bic Ginri6tune bon
aemiftten ShuIen o6er ltnterrihi
toetBer 8inoer ourd ReeerIebrer. an.
6ere oerbreiten oas 8eriiht, ooB ciu
repubIttdniiher @ouoerneur o6er
Wapor airi Ser SteIle cine Roiie gse,
aer su @eomten MAIDEN tpiiroe, obut
ouf beren sSGbigteiten Riidfidlt An neb
men. SoIlten tpir "tuen repubIifoni
Ifen 8ouperneur ober cine republifa.
riife 9egislattltr betomren, 10 tpiiroe
notiirIih nidts 6erartiaes geifehen
uno audi Der gegentp1rtige repubIiFd,
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