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The Washington times., 1909-05-16
KlTTREDGE SIGNS
MAJOR LEAGUERS
Wilkesbarre Manager Greatly Ex-
cited Over Poor Showing
of Team.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, May ls.-Man-
ager Kittredge. OF the Wilkesbarre team
of the New York State League, has
National League team, a big right
handler whom Manager Bresnahan
wants to gain a years experience with
minor league team.
he also got a wire from Pitcher Bills,
of Chicago, stating he would arrive in
this city today and ordered him 10 re-
port TO the team at Binghamton
The Washington times., 1909-05-16
OFFICIALS CHOSEN
FOR THE MARATHON
Times-News Athletic Board
Names Them at Balti-
more Meeting.
ENTRANTS EXPRESS :
THEIR SATISFACTION
Runners Are Already Benehting
by Training Rules Given
by Burke.
WILL OFFICIATE
AT THE MARATHON

Referee--TheOdOre r. strauss.
T9mers-W. A. HslIoweII, ~. C..
Thacher. w. 6. stuart.
Judges Mt Hnish-Dr. ID. T.. Niber,
George W. EhIer, G. r. Beckett,
". &. Penniman.
starter-JOseph II. England.
scorers-John y. Baer. james
O'Shea.
Clerk o. cOurse--A- NJ. ChcsIey.
Medical exsmIners-S. ". Greene,
jr., I. III. Mcconnell, W. :. Hard
eEty, Charles g white
Checkers stOng course TO be named
later.
The Washington times., 1909-05-16
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays ResuIts.
St. Louis, z; Washington l.
Phila delphia. 5; Chicago, 2
New York, 4; Cleveland, ,.
Detroit, Boston; rain.
Games Today.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

Street is not much OF hitter or run
nsP, but manages to score more than
his share of the runs.
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

A contemporary says Perring. tie rev
american League umpire. is graceful.
That Is going g. long ways to say some
thing nice about an arbitrator
The Washington times., 1909-05-16
Games Today
Standihg of the clups.

No Games Today.
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

A New York writer calls the Pittsbtlre
f1rates perennial pennant p1Irsuers.
Suppose he would call Noyess naughty
Nationals consistent cellar champions. .
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

Every Brown got hit, and ''lcAleese
got two. Total, TO-
The Washington times., 1909-05-16

/ Browne fashed again with two sim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-20
No More Prosecutions.

Washington March 2O.-A fun
statement with reference to the dis
missal of land fraud cases in the
Idaho Jurisdiction OF the federal court
was published today by Attorney GEN
eral Wickersham.
The statement says that Attorney
General Wickersham directed the dis
missal of indictments against Senator
Borah, members OF the Barber Lum-
ber Company and others
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-20
DR.. CHAPMAN STlRS 81
UP PORTLAND
IunIted Press Leased wlre.l

UNITED Press Leased Wirel
Portland, Or, March 20.-Charac-
terizing the members OF Portland
city council as ''set OF grafters,"
and declaring their sympathies were
with the local street car company,
DR.. c H. Chapman, prominent
member Of the United East Side Push
Clubs, is today target for the ar
rows Of wrath that has been aroused
within the bosom OF the city fathers.
A meeting of the organization was
progressing peaceably last night un-
I'll DR.. Chapman was invited to eS-
press his views on the new city char
ter proposed for the city. The speak
er Immediately, upon gaining the
floor, lunged into his attack, calling
the councilmen a 'set Of grafters, :"
but falling to qualify his remarks.
The turmoil actually began when
Councilman Rushllght jumped to his
feet and denounced DR.. Chapman aud
others who made similar remarks.
He shouted that his record as city
councilman was open for public In
spection. After his protest was made,
Councilman Menefee, who was also
present, added new life to the turbu-
lent scene by uttering sarcastic re-
marks that we're resented by the
members of the organization. Or
der was then restored.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-20
Hepburn Butts In.
limited press 1.enned wIre.l

Washington, March 20.-Senator
Hepburn of Idaho interviewed the
president today for the purpose of
the appointment OF
General Prutt Of Moscow. Idaho, 20
the new Fourth district ijudgeship In
Alaska. The senator also urged the
appointment OF ex-senator Fulton to
the new judgeship I'm Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-20
Go With a Rush.

The demand for that wonderful
stomach. liver and kidney cure. DR..
Kings New Life Pills is astounding.
J. c. Perry says he never saw the
like. It's because they never fail 70
cure sour stomach, constipation. inds-
gestion. bilionsness, jaundice, sick
headache, .chills and malaria. ou'y
s5c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-20

been entombed in a mine near Moro
Vile, Ind, at o'clock this after
noon by an explosion. Several OF the
injured have been rescued, but It s
feared the death list will be heavy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-20
FORTY-TW0 MINERS
BURIED BY EXPLOSION

Evansville, Ind, March 2O.--For-
ty-two miners are reported 10 have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-20
THE WARM DAYS

will soon be here, so don't
overlook that pair Of Sailor
Ties, Ankle Straps or Ok
fOrdS till your size is gone
in what you want. We
HAVE THEM NOW : :: ::
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20
Ggcinpcafe GttamIb;p Gpmpaun.
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tslIie rI6 3lIeeridiiiNe 9aiseinie.l

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9ie SereiHiaie SioatcnsBoft befbrberub.
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ierfe!earanbcn'ehfic lem ausaetottet
prdiiScrt IL. Gen. 'Oinnaaer. sen..EaF .asesi
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5talicniidcr @arGicr pur Wcrid,t.

q cn Norf, 10, 0ftobcr, - Ger
M'oropro5cB 0c9ct pen itolicnildcll
Barber Carlo Wnreiic. ser onl 6.
Sui III &ait brighton icinG 2onos-
mann Solepb &eno crihoiicn, lit I'M
Sbcr9cridt 5t Hidnlono, Stotcll
S9lnnb, i'm NonNc. Morciic 9lollbtc,
Selo lei DER 6ilbrer Der "SdNunr6cil
Sono" IN Wonbotton unn babe ibnl
ben Grobbri'i gcioilot, ben ct crbol.
ten bate. Nls WorcIin ocn &,no an
6. Sllli an 9ro0mou III @eit @rigD.
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ilnt i'm 81 t0Otcn, mcSbolb er lcill
OoppeQGufiacs @emtbr boltc m>
rcioc Sdiiiie olli Gcuu obiclerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20
@citcrn Warglano. Giicnbabn.
8cgiRHen9 am &c. september.
SeridBt SiHensSatnbuf:

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40 MorsersmS 6nel5ue, @agerstoipn. IN &
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riltsbnra. niseclnliEiet Sonniaaa, HSapDess
horo. CbdinbersbIrg pneerstpiuIt Sarcpd.
CUMBERLAND, Glfins (9uffet SbferpattorSs
&daGpas), Die @noiiatiuii bictes 3upes an
Sofat1a lit 9agers.oipn.
2.19 AdtbnIittnSs accommodation nab
union 9riaee.
*4.t5 ginbmittaas = 6dneuSus, SaupiItnie.
Sdeerstcpn, Sancod. Sbippensburg nno,
nuS9enontrrer Sonniags, Sreoerid NIB Gt1.
n%iitSbure &nrlorsNdeaun).
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100 W(orgens yorf, .. uuo 6. Eip. uno
Carlisle.
$50 MoraeiS- slftommobation rn6 Sbnrnloni.
2.45 @Gfmittues- @rprcb, ua6 Subbroof Gibr,
soit gorf. Saitnber. GETTYSBURG uno D.. &
$. 9ip.
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Mnr SpuntagS.
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Snroter.
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e'puj IItu lli|N w INRAINJNlt w ! -
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@ert pom &ontiqD Worri&, Dem Ser
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lid bic Sponulrn9 Der 3nb0rcr Don
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nit f%0itlidJCnt NunIor, I'm 0enGicb-
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miro, bis sum Micoernufiinocn Oc2.
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aoitiimirun0 gcnii0cu bcrcd'ti0tcn
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9oltinnorcitrabc dui. Fitt .lo &ar.
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boben. bcritchcn 6 auf Gem @cbictc
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bieten, ftno hotteu aud nit thrcn iril.
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5eid)ner. III r:Itt II Brighton
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feltriger iuuger LtIOdJert. tiidiiqer
Sltmoriiten uu0 Scltbrettcu uuitrcs
ten. SoId' ~bcfarntc Sti5uetgr6beu,
mie Sennette goitug &lLt,rs II. &ei.
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teIien 5ugciellt, iino geniigeuO Ga.
RATTLE fir cine erIttIuiigc 9ciebrung
bes Disqualification s5beil3. IS gibt
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9lrleSque geiponneu. @iIObiibide
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bernbe Soitiime brin0clt bic Gorbic.
tungcn Der Empire Grippe" olli
Die bod)ite Stufc. Gie Grippe bringt
bier Die beiben @eiongSpoiien nGbe
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Teller" 5ur Garitening. Der urfomi.
lde 0iolog nlodlt oos Nublifum nit
Den nelleiten @ibcn befonnt. llntcr
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Gmerion, &omifer, Nolono II. @bite,
Hoie unb ellis ilnb She 0oroen
Gitp Srio." Gic I~uSitottuug bc$
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@cuobntcrmoBen lilloen t60liCD Mo-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuu gteIu.furt mo os
reit 5nir Sebraii9 in Der GaE;sen. NIB Wt.
Ytou aIsS futIou uni 1000 WbetiSs,
Neieroiiuus bon Maum in S1Inf, oasr Bat
forsgSaaacns, GpeiIer1tsn etc. nesben f6nsn
beiorat ser 1elepbon In allen frEseuben Atltt
Ri-eaur; Gtlr,ess iirb Salt'morese;frabs, q. 4
g., Ct. 9anl 1928, ODER Mh. gouttlanb 1901;
GSf. RopaI,S Citation &. & g., mt. gerrou 912S;
gamoensGfafton Snfotmafions.@Rreun, 6. 4 D.,
81. @duI S48, oSer Wib., GoxttLcne 2726, uni
SIT, $40, @1bsProobfpap.
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limb nod Gin ,SnbilGnnt.

od c tier Ny, 10. S%ttobcr.-
Nodeitcr bat iein 75-jGbrioe3 Subj.
l0iunt oeietert. Blirdr DDS 9dfiten nfr
idmmtii1cn airhenglodel n1u irii'
ben Morgen lpltroe Der @eginn per
6eItIiffeit ultaefiinoigt, Nodnlittoak
iono cine groBc Eorobe ltntt, burd)
Die bo3 Gn1porhliiben Der Snnuitric'u
Hodelter'S Dor Augen gefiibrt mlroc.
Ger Eorobe lfloB lid, in Der. Gonpclt-
tions &alle cine Seller on. bel Der
Hilib &becs, Der ErGiibant Der ltii-
uerlit1t bon Hoheitcr, Die Snilptreoe
belt. GS moren lpdhreno oeS Cages
Ole lonnttlid)en oiientlifen 9%iireaitr.
iolpia Ole Shulen geihlolien.
Giener Gin elmer ntp0ernell
enthusiastically: nSa. moS i1ut
Sbncn bcnn Elm. bier inauSitcllunoS.
inol 81 pfciien?" - @eiud)cr: Md,
entit)ulOiaen Sic mir, i'd ootte n1m.
lid idl iei int Sbenterl"
NInder scn~oien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS 7 RIA
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rtGaStraBe.
Rationol=9anfen.
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SporsNanten.
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.s 1tnG aa Sa.t'"i sssr5aat,a na.stmOr..etra unS
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Bntloing.
M0pnfaten.
Carl n. M. ednle. 126-t29 2ass guiIo,ne.
Buftanrs &srb, 281-269 Colbert SuiIbin9.
Observation-Disclosures @er6tbe nnb
Sdmcrsien.
griffith & Turner Co., POS 8orb.gaeu'stuabe.
Mornrpr. nfb 8raniirWerfe.
g. Stladrtn,r & e5bHs. 7i4--7ls sSeit'9aIti.
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citer.8eriiherungen.
r@nsaf Sufnranes 60. Of eiorrfuut," Senrg
W. @ariielb, acknowledgements, l0t--fO2
Chamber Of Senmerce 9uiIbiTm.
,@rrmauia Ssuer . gerdtberuugs i. 8tienidaft,"
Baltimore hne Nortb. Gtrabe.
gigentbuma .Mgenten nth SdnoIer.
stsrre 6. 2Hoaa G acpbeu, 10 Sft,strtna.On'
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Nopier nno Napier. Otter.
Smith, Stguu So, 105-1o7 SnuopereStrate.
Vlcdplattcn, Metan, etc.
9ser, Gu,if'a d So. Gacorpcrirt), 1919
galneritou. 5traRe, q
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3eteftio.I gentur.
fddfisfibrer, Tr. G32 manipulating; Saltis
more. Wto. Gbohc al. 8nnI $500.
,auXritau Sstsetlte s.gentp," GborIcs &p3l
baltimore, Mo. @bonc: 6. & R. ct. 9uui
PORT; @opnnra: g. G. g. Wuiis f230--H.
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Qei6enbeitotter.
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sem. 6pui. @prt6s uao GreeHn,Gunts sfoenue.
Srie0hoic.
r2oabon Eart Gemcters," Siireau: 81 Ncft.
Gdrntcaar6tfGbe 81
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Ncrdnnts & @iiEers Sr1usport. So

Eampfe, .2fnte.
,Sradt nub @aTicaterr.
8adt Spitpu anh hem Efteh.
G0nntog. 9ieuitna uno Sreitda 9 1br Nteuo8.
Rad Propioensr nth oem Often.
Geiinfaa, Tdttiroh uno Sre!tdg, 9 ubr abenSB.
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Soupt.9ireau: Sc, muits uub GiabtsGtr.
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Ydiie sur Mciic in's Nnslanb be.
iorst 6. 8aine, @r. Alb, Sl.Salii.
mereitrakr, nage 9nitOm Sonic Tpe.
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0ei9aftss@eswetier
Bidder, Gonoitor- nno Sotel.
9ebarfs- 4rtifeI.
le Wisers 6 etds Co.. 1O4 SIbsSo 10 tS' ctr

3eitungeu, 3eitId,riften, etc.
,sbe Baltimore Reps Co.," Oath Gbercrom.
BITE, Sefbaitsiibrer, 31S Mefts@e Mlan'Sir.
Bou Waterialien, Sbiiren. Sen!tet.
raDmeu, 2aoen, etc.
3amss o. Sutsr 6 So. 115-1t7 Snb'5reoe'
ItdaStrabe.
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Vlchplatteu, Metan, etc.
2ser, Gur,f;a d So. Gaeurporirt), 1919
gdlneritous 5trnbe,
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8eppbnt, orf scr 9iibne bea ,Nfo.
.eerplano-S benters" itetS mas '9Icucitt
,raiinoHSeIte aus Der Welt ecs Gurietea
.tsu iebeal, iinben Die 5ablreiheh Src1ll.
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FOR SALE or RtNT-HOrSes, Lots, Farms

If you have property for sale or rent,
list it with W. A. Kite Il Co, 1877
Spring st. We will find customers (6S
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be dedicated to the unfinished work
they have thus far 50 nobIy carried on
1t is rather for us TO be here dedicated
TO the great task remaining before US;
that from these honored' dead we take
increased devotion for that cause for
which they here gave the last fun
measure of devotion; that we highly re-
solve that these dead shall not have
died in vain; that the nation shall I'M
der God have new birth of freedom,
md that the government Of the people,
by the people and for the people shall
uot perish from the earth"
Our concern Is not of the past nor
wholly with the present, but much
with the future. If the destiny of the
republic Is in the hands Of the Amer
can of today, then 1t becomes him to
be guided and governed only by patri-
otto impulse and the desire to do that
which will most largely contribute to
the permanency of republican institu
TONS Advancing our civilization so
that we will not, by recognizing the
false claims Of selfish interests and for
getting the American maxim that our
object should he to attain the greatest
Continued on page g.
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JOHNSON AT SHILOH.
Minnesota Executive Makes Not
able Address,.
QUESTION OF STATE RIGHTS.

Does Not Approve of Commemorative
Being Made Subsequent to inferior
Federal Courts-WouId Uphold Con-
stitution.
Governor John A. Johnson of Mime
sofa delivered at the dedication of the
Minnesota monument on Shiloh battle
field an address that wilt rank as one
of the ablest public deliverances of re-
cent times. Spoken Oh a battlefield
that may be taken as the symbol of the
great war for the Union. the governor
took occasion to tell Of the peril that
threatens our federal form of govern
ment. This peril was emphasized by
the recent decision Of the supreme
court in the railway cases going up
from Minnesota and North Carolina.
which practically makes the state gov.
ernments subsequent to the inferior
federal courts The significance of
these decisions is widely understood,
and they have given rise to a general
discussion of the question Of the rights
of the states, and Governor Johnson's
speech will rank as an important con-
tribution to that discussion The dedi.
catory address in'part follows:
Representing the people of the com
monweath of Minnesota, we are as
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
In the Chancery Court at johnson
City, Washington County,
Tennessee
Robert Church
vs..
'aa Annie Church.

In this case it appearing from the
allegations of the bill shat the defend
ant, Annie Church, is a nonresident
of the state of Tennessee; 1t is ordered
by me that publication be made for
four successive weeks, as required by
law, in The Comet, newspaper pub
llshed in Johnson City, in said county,
notifying said nonresident defendant
to appear before our said chancery
court at a court to be holden at the
court house in Johnson City, on the
second Monday of March, 1909, and
make defense to said BILL or the allie
cations thereof will be taken for con
fessed and their cause set for hearing
eXparte as to.her.
This Dec. 80, 1908.
A. L. SIMPLIFY, G. & NJ.
BY j. r. GARDNER, d. G. & M.
D. M. Quinn, Sol. ,7-4t
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sembled on one of the historic battle
fields Of the civil war to pay our trib-
NE of respect and affection to the
memory Of the sous of Minnesota who
here yielded up their lives that this
might continue to be a united nation.
Their sacrifice was not for personal
gain, but was in response to duty aud
a contribution to the civilization Of the
age and for the purpose of perpetuut-
Ing the institution of human liberty.
| appreciate that nothing which
can say will add to or detract from
the glory of their achievement, which
in itself is an enduring monument to
the patriotism and herolsm Of the
American soldier, Their sacrifice, how
ever was not different from that which
has been made throughout all Of the
ages by those lovers Of liberty who be-
lieve in government which might
give to*all the people the right to life,
liberty, and property. The love of
liberty was not born IN this country o.
ours. 1t was Graded along the Danube
and about the shores Of the Baltic,
even when Rome had reached the limit
of her imperial grandeur Increasing
in intensity with the passing of the
centuries, it found its highest express
sion in the older countries in the great
English charter of civil rights. which
forever guaranteed to the people Of
that land immunity nom the despotism
of those who claimed to rule by virtue
Of Divine right
One hundred and thirty-two years
ago the great contest of humanity was
transferred from the old world to the
new, and here. because Of the lsola-
tion of this country, because Of the
high character Of the man who es
pOused the cause of liberty and be
cause Of the signal victory achieved
! by them IN tlut struggle an opportn
nifty was afforded TO crystaTlze into
written law t!P aspirations of The IA
tiots Of all the ages The men Who
built the toG@lations Of This govern.
uent were t,:j." E.D, hld subni, 81
to the supreme EST Of patriotism. rol
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