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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
To.0ay's Best Story.
ST. Louis Times.

ST. Louis Times,
There has been some technical
classes started In connection with the
schools, and when the teacher re.
Gently called at the home OF one Of
the pupils, she boys mother express.
ed her delight at their institution,
do you-knowy she remarked
"since Henry took up the plumbin'
and gastittin' at them classes II sin't
cost us single penny since Tor GASP
dear mel replied the much.grati-
fed teacher, "but how is that2"
why, he went and moved our
slot meter from the kitchen TO out
side the front door," came the ex.
PLANTATION.
"But don't you have to drop the
pennies In Just the same?"
"Not u.s.. came the proud reply /;
"other people does that for us.
Henry writ Chocolate over the top
OF it, you see!'
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
GA = TO ri A.
.r..h. nh' Kind V. Have A..an Boz
a's; : Z1zZzN
The Cost OF Government.

Florida Times Union.
Does It follow that the cost OF gov
eminent should increase as We climb
upward9 Once We boosted that our
freedom had lifted the royal prodig
alities from the shoulders of our PEG.
pie; shall We accept without a pro-
test the proof now afforded that we
have the costliest system OF govern
ment In the worlO? Is 1t proof OF the
wisdom and honesty OF Republican
ism that It taxes heavier and keeps
l-ss In the Treasury than ever was
known before? Is 1t proof OF our
readinessior war that wespend more
in peace than the greatest OF wars
once demanded? Is 1t proof OF con-
summate craftsmanship that Repub.
licanism has only succeeded In giving
Us the worst financial system known
so civilization?
The aggregate OF all appropria-
tions made by Congress this year is
$l,00S 1884, which is $SS,OO0,-
600 more than We spent last year,
notwithstanding she fact thas the
river and harbor appropriation was
cus Gus for this year despite our
need. The army and navy now cost
US each about 800, 000,0 900 annual.
ly. Expenditures during the four
Roosevelt years, according TO Rep
resensative Fitzgerald, foot up 81
42S, 100000, while for the CiriI War
from 1862 1865 we spent only So
1894 100000. To-day In peace we
spend more than We spent 80 save
the nation during the most destruc.
tive war OF modern times. Is there
nothing In this thought TO bid US
pause and think? What are We get
sing In return?
Millions have been spent In q war
with the trusts; what trusts has been
slain In that Wal? Is Is a wise CAP
tain that makes war without result
on the enemy? Can We afford TO
spend 81 ,000, 00O,0 600 year and de.
clare q deficiency annually? Are we
not living now In proflgacy and OK.
trsvagsnce? When additional taxes
are imposed to pay for this waste
what will the people say? We are
nos paying off our ma ional debt
we are not paying our creditors and
we are declaring deficits habitually-
what sort OF prosperity Is this?
Neither should we forget that we
are increasing the burden. The new
plans for the army and navy con-
template greatly increased expendi-
lures. The proposals for drainage,
for irrigation and for forestry re-
serves call for more money contin.
ually.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
Jesse JAMES CABIN BURNED.
Noted Outlaw Once Captured
Bandit in Woods in Okla
h0ma.

Dsnison, Tex, Sept What was
known as the Old Decoy Cabin In
Oklahoma was burned. Jesse James
Was q resilient tf this cabin In the
early seventies. Is was of the pub
lie road In dense wood. A story IL
told ot Jesse James, who, In 1873,
was 10 d .nison.
The sheriff wanted help to 90 to
The territory 10 capture an outlaw
Who was alert and never asked an
explanation, but ON the least suspi-
cion would make a gun play. f"
James said that he would join the
party.
When the sheriff arrived at the
house where it was known the out.
law was, james remarked: "You re-
main here, | will go forward and get
he man
There Was light In the cabin,
and, looking through the chinks, he
Jaw the desperate seated before the
fire. James broke into the cabin,
and before the outlaw could 20 for
his gun, James had him covered. u
The outlaw was marched out and
surned over TO the sheriff, who re
marked
"Who is that fellow? He is the
biggest fool | ever saw to take such
IA chance against man who wss
never before caught mapping"
Ii Ia said that Jesse James passed
several weeks in the cabin that was
burned. John Maupin, one of Guam
trells trusted leaders, verified the
presence OF Jesse, as he was q fire.
quent visitor to his home as Colbert
Just across the river from Denison.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
Advice to Negroes.

CentralIa Guard: The Sedslis
Advocate, q negro newspaper, In an
editorial comment on she Spring.
field, ILL.,, riots, says: 1--WE highly In.
dorse the advice given by DR. Roberts
of she Chicago A. NJ. E. church and
several other leading ministers, 10
saying the negro should supply him.
self with good gun, q rifle TO pro.
tect bis homestead against such out.
laws, and Is may not be a bad thing
II she colored people OF Sedalia would
take this advice and prepare for the
coming crash that will soon reach
Sedslia. We must protect ourselves,
II we die In the attempt"
Ii is such hot heads as this negro
editor who are going to bring on a
clash betheen she whites and blacks
that will settle this negro question
forever, The authorities Of Spring
field and the state OF Illinois did all
In their power to stop the rioting
and did quell the disturbance 10 a
very short time wish an armed force.
What more could the negro ask thsn
that all the power of the state he
brought out to protect him from the
fury aroused by the lawlessness Of
his own racer The condition at the
city Of Springfield was purely local
and the decent negroes OF this or
any other state are perfectly safe rs
long as they re'raia from such law.
lessness ne armiug themselves Tor
trouble wish she white race.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
The Candidate.
Albion Journal

Albion Journal
Behold the candidate! He eometh
up like a 40 yer and retireth from
the race busted. His friends Ill him
with false hopes and atmosphere.
He swelleth like a toad and cslleth
the earth his'n. He smilsth upon
mankind and sloppeth over with
good humor. He kisses the children
and scstters the microbes among she
innocent babies. He privately chew.
eth Glove when be meeteth preach.
er, and as he converseth with him In
pious tones, he standeth so leeward
and curbeth his breath with a strong
bite. He goeth home late at night
to his weary wife with q berry breath
and hiketh forth without breakfast,
saying, II 60 to see q man." The
dead beat who lieth around In walt
then pulleth bis leg. He "nsileth a
lie," but before election day comes
he runneth out OF nails, He giveth
literally TO the church; he subscrib-
eth a goodly sum to the blind; he
contributeth TO the man whose house
was burned; he bestoweth slms; he
signeth a friends note; be sendeth a
small key hither and a large keg
thither; he yieldeth up his substance
with apparent slacrity. After the
election he goeth out back OF the
barn and kicketh himself and tear.
eth his hair and calleth himself
taruation fool
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

The smoke of the primary election
has cleared away, and from now IN.
til the closing OF the polls on Novem-
Der 3 those believing In Democratic
principles should stand together,
shoulder to shoulder, for the nomi.
nees. The interest OF the Democratic
party and the welfare OF the State
and nation stand above all individ.
ual or fractional consideration. Men
may come and 90, but, like the
brook In Tennyson's song, the glo'
rious principles OF the Democratic
party 20 on forever. On these prin.
ciples rest the true greatness o! the
Republic and It's security. We may
be mistaken as to men, but we can
not be mistaken In adhsring to those
Shings that have stood the test OF
history and given proof OF their
righteousness under she most trying
circumstances and in the greatest OF
crises. From now until November
the Democratic party must not in
dulge in useless strife. AS far as the
State and county tickets are con.
cerned, the choice of rival candidates
has been made. 1t was by the voice
of the people. The man who does
not accept that decision good.nat-
uredly should not have committed
himself to the promise that is impli.
ed In participation In the primaries.
to support the nominees.-Brook-
field Argus.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
Summer Tourist Rates.

Season 1908. On sale June Let to
Sept. 30; final return limit Oct. 81,
1908, 80 Pueblo, Colorado Springs
or Denver, Colo, SlS 80. To San
Francisco, Los Angeles or San Diego
direct lines $50 90.
Ogden or Salt Lake, Utah, $3l so.
Mexico City, Mexico, "a 70.
Portland, Ore, direct line, 62 30.
Trinidad, Colo, % 90.
California, Oregon and Washing
ton rates expenses 18Th.
f. {. NANpERyOoRT.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

A. j. Sunderwirth and wife and
brother, j. W. Sunderwlrth OF Taber
will are back from their trip to Okla
homs. They report seeing some fine
country. We have personally seen
some OF this country and can attest
to its fineness. We have been In q
few dust storms where this fine coun-
try blew through every crack and
crevice and even into the vaults { I
the banks. But they went for good
time as we'll as TO see the fine country
and they say they had it Rockville
Booster.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
CA9To1IA.
Bear, IN. ,Ihs Kind You Have lsays Bought
asa q &x2zIM
lncorrigible.

From Harper's Weekly.
"Doesn't your friend play csrds?'
asked the traveller In Nevada, as
with couple OF Others on the smok
ing car he began a little game Of
poker.
"Not out here" was the response.
"Bill is travelin' for his health, and
plsyin' cards in these here sltitudes
don't agree with him."
The traveller laughed.
"Why," he asked, lis card playing
less healthy In one climate than In
another"
"Wa-al," drawled the other, 'it
would be for BIZ. BIZ has habits
that is sewed on to him 80 tight he'll
never be able to shake 'em off, and
his game amt safe this side O. Chi.
cago."
The traveller expressed surprise,
and evinced some curiosity to know
just what habits Bill had that pre-.
vented his participation in a friendly
game.
GAS to that" said his friend, 81
amt got nothin' to say, but III bet
We $4'to a dime that when the Angel
Gabriel haz played his last trump
yell find that Bill over there has got
another up his sleeve"
And the traveller understood.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

Every Democrat ought to attend
every Democratic meeting within his
reach. There are many important
questions which have never been dis.
cussed before and voters should
iamiliarize themselves with the Issues.
Senator Stone gave good advice
when he said, Read the party plat
forms" Democracy comes out un.
mistakably for needed reforms, and
the platform is plain. Hear the ques-
lions discussed, study the issues,
compare the principles for which the
two great parties stand and vote to
give the government back to the
people johnson County Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
Wheat Harvest Over.

Before you plant another crop pay
visit to Texas and the South West
Cheap lands and many opportunities
open there for the farmer. Excur-
sions First and Third Tuesdays OF
each month. Liberal stop over In
either direction with rs days Limit
and very low rates.
&c. VANDERvooRT, Agent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
Enterprise.

Kodol will, without doubt, make
your stomach strong and will almost
Instantly relieve you OF all the symp
toms Of indigestion. Get q bottle Of
1t to-day. 1t is sold here by G. W.
Hess,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
All Sins System.

From the New York Sun.
The Heather Chinee explained his
tsleeve equipment.
81 am keeping a card index" he
ssid simply.
Herewith politicians sat up and
took notice.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

Cassenna Stomach Tablets are be.
coming very popular liyou should
have trouble In finding them as your
druggis,'s, write she Csssenra Medi
CINE Company, Jerico Springs Mo,
/40.ti
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
Ike Lockridge. Ben Whitmore, viii

Ike Lockridge, Ben Whitmore, VIII
Dye aud Claude Lewis, says she
Amsterdam Enterprise, drove over
to LsCygne Saturday, where Mr..
Lockridge's running horse L'ghifoot,
was matched against Ksnsas
horse, Lightioot dsy.lighted she
SunHower galloper about eight feet
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

]. n. Frostrom has about com.
pleted a 1890, IL story, four room
residence on his place at Vinton
The house is being built over foot
deep concrete basement, and when
completed will be one Of the best
houses In that district Amsterdam
Enternrisa.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch HAIL
Sslve Is the best thing to use for
piles. Sold by C. W. Hess.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10

DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers are
small pills, easy to take, gentle and
sure. Sold by C. W. Hess.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
The Missouri Pacific Time Table 81
Butler Station.

L Ut hicSOuIl hCihC lntc H Oic o.
Butler Station.
CORRECTED TINE TABLE.
soUTH BOUND.
No. ass Joplin a Southwest mail 4 EX Sos . m
No. so5 X. c. 4 Joplin mail 4 Express 1855 N
No. rs &C 4 Nevada mail 4 Express9:lsp n
No. 81 Local freight n;l6sm
NoRrH SOUND.
No. 90 Kansas City and ST. Louis EI. T:to m
No. as Kansas City mail and Express 10 % m
No. 2lO Kansas City limited mail lies pm
LOCAL TRtIGBT
No. 2s2 Local Freight ll8sn
No. 252 kansas City stock s:Spn
INTERSTATE DIVISION.
wKsr BOUND.
No. TAI Local freight and Pss mixed s:0ss
aAsr Round.
No. 7t2 Local freight and Pas mi xed or S 90 pm
No. us Sunday Passenger 500 sU
No. liz Sunday Passenger, arrives l2;Dpn
X. c. vAspERvooEr, Agent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-10
7. c. B0ULWARE,

Physician and Surgeon. Office
North Sidr Square, Butler, Mo.
Discusses Of women and children
! Specially.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

iimms, Der zines @benos in Ieiner Sc
ssapart sinissn P0rlamentscoasae
..ne intsreFoute Gpiioot aus ieineR
2e6sn ersGblte. 5io0onni 9oUio lam
siamot gesen 10 llbr abenos nod hauie
HAD fano iein altes Wattsrleia iul
Speiisimmer nit benz 3oieniranse in
Der 5ano, 8opio mar oas Sool, Der
Stol5 Der alien 5rau. Die sen Sobn
raoe5u pera6tterie, ME er uuh fe pers
s6tierts. Nambem Der beribmte Sohn
9e 0tutter bssriiBt bate. iaaie er init
mtmiit6isem 9dtsIn: a5d. mas t6un
Du osnn od nit b<m Spisl3eua in Der
pano. Nutier2 @irf Oas bod ps1!!~
Die dIts 5rou i6ieR Ioiort atborden
81 ppnen, beun Te id9te: .SiebR III.
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i'd min Obne RoisRtrdH3 blei6en, o6er
mas tdnnIt III mir ais @riob oaFar
bieten ?" uno gopio Ia9te an ieuem
4benO nit lsuhtenoen Qaaen: .6rsuns
be, oieie Worte airlgen mir ME Elm
DoIhItih burn's 6er}. Sh tibte
meme ate Mntter. telte i6r Sen no
l%entran3 pieoer in bic 56noe uno ging
biuaus....@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

fdeine. Serner bebauptete er, Dat
bic taiholiiden uHo potefdntiIteG
8irteu lonsiam an Mus3ebruug iter
Sen, neil lore @laubensbelsnninife
i6ge Tormea uu0 ibre Spitsms nit
Dem geiIte ots 20. Sdbrbunoerts
gang moereinbar ieitn. Sin 4em
g0rier Bgsoistr oagessn, Der an'tsi
nen0 fir bic RsiHbeit oes 6amiliesle
6ens eiisri uuo DOR leihtHnnissH
@beihlieBun9en morui, be6auptei.
cap Die ll~nl0Sbarteit Der Gts Elm piel
i9limmeres Ding iei. ais bic Gbe
iheioung. "a bic GbeI9eioune nur
ais eiEs bittere Msoicin aneeieben
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lide Seen asfa6rosie 8einbeit Des ga
milieHlsbeHs SIT 6situbsn. 0dbei er=
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burgerlihen 9srtrag. in0em er be-
bauptet. OaB Qiemano Difen t0nne,
mas Soft Dereiniat babe uno cine
leere 3rduun9soeremonie unm6elih
cine Don Soft ~geipolte ~uul6sbare
9erbinoung bepirten tonns. Nan
fam Daraas erisben. in pel6e arr
tbamer bic BON Der tatholiIneu Stride
losseriHenen 5ecten perfdIen uRo
ME tie 6es6aIb INNER mebr perTaI=
len un0 Seriplittern. pdbreno Die ia
tRoIii6e STRIDE troB aler @neriffe
aEo 9erfolgungen INNER grobere
4usosbuuns srlanst uno in neuen
8ebisten srObert, mas lie our6 ciirre
@eIe in ibrem bisberiaen Sebiete ein=
9ebibt bat. Die tatboIil de Stride bat
IN Dem papits sinen trsasn 6irten uno
Wd6ter, 6ei ben Sectsn dber iii alien
Srrtbimern 9bur unO S5or gs6ffnet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
AtrdJltdJe
WudtrtmtRm.

WfIndutee. Qm Eamsiag
A. Qpril uno an gdFious 5onntas,
5. QpriI, pitb Der bohDTe 81. Gr3s
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bic gtridte con oislen @smsinoen oug.
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bort purben It baun ON Montaanad,
miitaq ao6 Der 81. TTsnaiiigfeiiss
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qriefern bic itifrGAsn @rjequien
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geiissans duf BEN 81. Drsifaltigieit5s
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an 15. Qot. II. Wanitoba Ctr. bo6isr
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ben. % D~aiienfinbsr 6absn in Dem
.sufitut 6ereiis Qufnabms qsfunbtn.
QIs Sat bss bo6w' ten 6FR.
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rsili esaenpdriis RtD. 5. Z. QihttHs
bsrser, 6. z. 60. in FeFesr Giatt,
I'm nit 2uaimmuns bes bo6n'Hsa
5rn. grs6ifhofs 8sitra9e 5ur T5rHs
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WliFisHsaebiet umfaBi gbsen 10000
Gucbratmeian uno in bxiem Riefsns
gs5iSs fnb ctssnDdrtig u prieitsr,
10 2aisHsEa6x IND 70 CrbsaBi6Ds,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

St. Soiepb's &. Il. 8usin srlp6bIte
ipIsenos 9eamten. grai. Sob. SutB;
8ice Prdi.. 9ouis 5amibsr; @eC.
Sec. Sob. Bad: Sin. Ser, Hrs.
Mootl; S6abm.. &. Mari; Eruhet.
.. Rei6; 1. Wlari6an, sra. Son0s
bofer; 2. M0rihoa. 8. 9rms; 8otc.
Carl 9isbbauier. Del 8erein III in
elihenoem Suitonbe ano sdhlt our
Set 165 Ntttslisosr.
Rod Sstdno. 81. Yer
bodp. 0r. GommiKarius :. 0tttmer
bat einen 4uiruF 3ur Gbeilna6me an
Der am 81. Mai, 1. u. 2. SUM oabity
tdaenosu Convention ots 5taossusrs
baHoes bet otuii6sn tai6. 9ereine DON
Saiuois an ale Dem 9erbanb anges
9lieOsrtsH @sreiue uno iiberbaupt ACE
osuti6sn 4aiboIiitn bes Sta0tes srs
laheu. IN ipsIdlem er 3u rett 5ahIrei.
ttr 8stbeili9uus an oieier 9eriumms
luz q au~fforoert.
Rem 9aoen. 6onn. - Die q.
Notwithstanding hes StdaisUer.
ban0ss bon Connecticut piro am 81.
gtai oabier absebaIten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
mas II Scr erlat, saffr2

DIR sGorriers b'5taliaS BAT bic be-
sannteien MitgIieoer bes itaIieRiftsn
garlameHts, unsldubtg. nts aldubi9s,
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IN Nusf6t iisbsnoe a5i9dfiune bss
RslislonsrHierTihts in ben G6uIen
eriuti. Inter 4nosren Sat oud esr
4bseoronsis Wotol1 sssHiuoriet nno,
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GID 5stoHt, oob e cine osgbrsderiife
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fen ben Gldubsn rcuben Dcute, neil
nan ibnsH bsmit oaf sinen zroit, cine
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nuns Hs5ms. Ct flst Sam biH5u, bag
y oarin NIT SicDorHi Bovo, BEN mss
isisli 4sn qsasisRHa E5irslHs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Das 1lIMTiRItm6inm III Ser

DaS MtuIieItiacittut iit ser
piarridtmIe. ~ Sn Dem ueueiten
5eft Der Stngerberger'h der 3eitihrift
fir &ir9enmuIis r@6cilia" Ientt g.
Srego- Suegle aus Der 8ene0tctiners
abtei Conception in miiHouri Die 4uf=
msrfiamteit neiterer 2rsiis auf ben
am %. 2oD. b. IS. perDffmtli6ten
9trtenbrief oss bohp'iten Gr5biidDfs
8lent BON Rem Orleans ii6er 3irnen=
multi, in peItem ~folgenbs bebeutIdme
QeuBerungsn iiber Oas ipitsmotiihe
Stuoium oss gsianss, UNI insbefOH=
bere bee Gborals. in ben gfarrihuIen
9ema6t nsrbsu:
rBenn in Der unterIen gla1e
mad einbeitlider Wletbobe Der unters
ridt begOnusn pirb, 10 tpsroen unfers
S9uItinber i'm 9duf Don pier bis
flint Sabren, b. 8. i'm Qlter BON 10
bis II Sahrsn, oroentlid gebil0ste
Stimmsn 5eiibsn, uno ie peroen i'm
Stanoe fein, ale gsp6bulidsu uno
mittelmdBts I9pierigen gsidnee bonn
8Idtt 81 iingeH. Wenn in iebsr Mos
DE rs bis 80 minuten BEN 0otens
GeIen unb Der StimmbiIouRg auss
i9lieBlih geipiomet psr0en, obne bon
oisier 3eit stpas gu D~erDeHben ouf
G%tnii6ung Don goncertsS dhen ooer
81 blober llntsrbaltung, 70 pirb oies
g~eniigen, Oas bsabFhtigte 9rogramm
81 DerpirtIi6sn. Die Dirtiamleit
oieisr Mtethobs bat Ta bepdbrt an
9rten mi lie eiussfibrt pproen, uno
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bsute biIosn ia bic tinftiee Sc
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bios fit ben @bprgeiana, TonDern
aud fir ben gemeinbes @eTan1, BEN
Der 81. Batter 10 iebnIi8 pinIht, bic
uirtfamlteH 8~orte6rungen trefFen.
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aabtsften WlitgIisOern Bic tlnftiaen
ge5rsr, @hOroirigsntsn uno Oraani.
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pabrs SotdI unb BE bspGhrten
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net. Somit Iisst in BEN 9farrs
duten bic 91iuus unfsrsg oanasn
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niht Der siHsiss Wsg, cine ~bIsibsrbt
uno pirtfome Reform gu beperfitsuiz
gen. Mir babeu in biefem Qanse
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anbersn Ssits BADEN mir ben unfh1tz
barren @Ortbeil, Bag mir re; iiber I'M
fere SduIen 0srfUssu uHb iomit,
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fibren f6nnsn. - Modtsn bod bike
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