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The daily tribune., 1909-02-17
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for local option at Trinidad yester-
day morning when a large number
of citizens and supporters Of the
for dry town began a
house to house canvass Of the city in
all effort to secure the signatures of
the required 40 per cent of the voters.
This will be the issue at the city
election to be held during the coming
April and the wet and dry factions
are lining up strongly.
The friends of s. Il. Burroughs.
restaurant man at La Junta are
worried over his absence. He was
last seen at about 0:30 Monday even
ing when he closed up his place of
business for the night. During the
day he had collected about 5000 and
had spent only about $50 and In some
quarters foul play is feared on account
of the possession Of so much money
about his person. Other people who
on account of being creditors Of the
missing man are less oharitably in
clined. think he may not be intend
ing to return.
One of the boldest robberies ever
recorded in Trinidad was executed last
night when a Colorado and Southern
freight car, standing on sidetrack
in the yard directly opposite the
freight depot. WAS entered and a
crate containing forty Eight boxes of
shoes WAS hauled away. This morn
ing the car was found with the seal
broken, the door open and q portion
of the cargo gone. Deputy Sheriff
Vandever was notified and thorough
search was made for the looter but 70
trace has been found.
Frank Herman of No. 1872 south
Union avenue, Pueblo. where he con-
ducts bicycle store. was badly burn
cd about the face and arms Yesterday
in a gasoline explosion. The fire
which ensued threatened for the time
the whole row Of buildings and
brought the department on the run.
Herman was using a brazing machine
when the tank Of gasoline which was
at high pressure exploded. He will
be confined to his bed for some time
as result of his severe burns. The
stock valued at 81. 900 was partly de-
stroyed and is covered by insurance.
| The number OF bills introduced at
this session of the legislature by var.
ious members of the senate is shown
by the following: Adams. 8; Bard
we'll, 13; Barela, 1; Bohn. s.; Burger,
3; Burris, l3; Button, o: Campbell,
80; Carpenter l3; Carrenger. go;
Gary, 81; Casaday, 90; Croke, 10;
Crowley, 8; De Long, 27; Drake, 3;
Ehrhart, IA; Fry, 1; Cove, 2a; Har.
rison, 10; lrby, 81; Jones, a; Ken
nedy. 10; Lines, 6; McCue, s; Meyer,
/; Napier, 80; O'Connell, 81; Scott,
"a; Skinner, "a; Stephen, 4 Tobin
"a; Twining, l3; West, s; Wood, T.
Senator Scott has the honor Of having
introduced the greatest number OF
bills. Senator Napier is close soc /.
ond with 3a bills, Three senators
Barela Fry and Meyer introduced one
bill each. The total number OF bills
introduced In the senate Is 6l9.
A movement to build a $40 900
court house and n $50. 900 city hall for
Montrose county has been started by
the Montrose County Commercial
association. A committee has been
appointed to canvass the town nno got
the taxpayers to sell the lots on which
tho courthouse and jail now stand
and build fine court house. When
the new buildings arc completed
MontIose Will have tho finest court
house and city hall on the Western
Slope. The railroad company will bo
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Lightning Struck Church.

Greensboro, Special During a
heavy rain storm here\Sunday after
noon there was one solitary electri-
cal disturbance, which walked every
body who was taking an afternoon
nap, and shocked several who were
awake, besides knocking out one Of
the electric lighting circuits, and
striking the West Market Street
church. Several persons who had
stopped in out Of the rain at the city
hall were badly shocked. Among the
latter was Mrs. DR.. Dees, two police
men and two fremen. The injury
tc these was temporary.
The damage to the Methodist
church was slight. The stroke seem
ed to have been pretty widely dis
tributed for it split a splendid white
oak tree out at Revolution Cotton
mill all to pieces.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Thieves Arrested.

Elizabeth City, Special.-Three
members Of an alleged gang Of
thieves were tried In the police court
Friday morning. The police have
been on the trail Of the gang for
some weeks and Thursday night ar
rested Broughton Palmer, % years
old and married; Alonzo and Alfred
Palmer, youths and brothers, as they
were preparing to sail on boat with
the cargo Of alleged stolen goods. The
scene in the court room was unusual
trunks and suit cases filed with all
kinds Of merchandise, clothing, shoes,
underwear, jewery, cigars and tobac-
co. A number Of merchants were put
on the stand to identify the articles
The trio was bound over to the su.
perior court under bonds Of 500
To accommodate the largest crowe
ever seen in the police court it wa:
necessary to hold the trial in tn,
county court house.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Fire Burns Warehouse.

Charlotte, Special.-A fire which
was discovered at the midnight hour
destroyed totally one Of the many
warehouses Of the Southern Cotton
Oil Company in Dilworth and except
for the prompt and very efficient
work Of the fremen, the flames would
have probably eaten their way
through the series of buildings be-
longing to this mammoth plant.
The warehouse which was consum-
ed contained vast quantity OF cot
ton in bales, comforts and other pro-
ducts of the concern. The fire orig
mated in this part Of the plant, which
is adjacent to the main shed, spread
rapidly over the goods and wrought
total destruction. The flames alst
leaped over to the main shed where
is stored cotton seed meal, etc., an6
were devouring one side Of this struc'
ture when the fremen turned FLU:
volume of water on the building anG
saved all except the shed in which
the fire had started.
Tie loss is estimated at $4,000. Th'
FIRE seemed to originate from light
ming.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
TESTING Aae of Poultry.

Senator W. Murray Crane, at a
Thanksgiving celebration in Dalton.
talked about turkeys.
From November on through the
winter season." he said, cit is impor-
tant. to know how to tell good tar-
key from a bad one--a young and
tender one from an old and tough
bird.
"A farmer once examined his chore
boy in this grave manner:
Roger he said, can you tell IN
falliably young from an old turkey!
eyes, indeed can sir. Roger an
swered.
..How do you tellr continued the
farmer.
~eBy the teeth the boy replied.
40, rubbish. nonsense replied the
farmer. am ashamed OF you, Roger.
Turkeys have no teeth.
".No,s said Roger grinning. but J
have. ."-Baltimore Herald
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
HINDoo MOTHERS DEGREE.

Mrs. Srimati ANNA, a Hindoo wom-
an who is the mother of five children,
aas gained the degree of A. B. in the
ulalabar University. She took first
place IN an examination over fifty-one
competitors. Three months ago she
passed an examination in fine arts, and
now she is to engage in work as a
'eacner IN a college for girls. She IS
one OF the editors of the Sarada, a
Hterary journal, and believes the wom-
en OF the Orient are on the eve Of a
general awakening. She is especially
nope1ul for India by reason of the
ade1 tnat the Hindoo husband is en-
.oufaglng his wife to study. Mrs.
SAnilna believes this probably is the
most remarkable development in all
u1e present-day progress of women the
"orio over, as for scores of centuries
.ue women in India have been held
"olse Than chattels. There seems to
e real advancement in India, for at
ue last convocation of the. Bombay
university two Brahmin women took
uesreees. and the Madras University
-of the first time has had women
ruong Its graduates.--New York
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
TAR HEEL CHRONICLES
Happenings And Dones Cleaned From All Parts
Of The Old North State.
Furry in the Assembly.

Morehead City, Special.-A sensa-
ton was created in the Teachers
Assembly Thursday morning by C.
l.. Coon, who in leading the discus
sion Of the report of the committee
On professional ethics read the first
page from catalogue Of what he
termed on Of the leading schools Of
the State. In this catalogue it was
stated that home is no place to send
boy to school after he is 22 or 13
years of age and that the graded
schools are simple machines through
which the boys are run. Coon went
for the school with gloves off and his
remarks met with the hearty en-
dorsement Of the teachers. It was
time, he said, to air such rot and stuff
and put a stop to it.. It is nonsense
to say that home and home schools
were not the place for boys. The
catalogue said virtually, Mr.. Coon
continued, that parents were not cap
able Of caring for and training their
boys. While Mr.. Coon did not men
ton the name Of the school, yet the
school men know to what school he
was referring and therefore the more
pronounced was the sensation.
The teachers approved Mr.. Coon 8
remarks and their approval is pro
test against commercialism that
would help private schools and in-
ujre public schools.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24

a M len comprises about oneseventieth
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Car Inspector Has a Narrow Escane

Spencer, Special. al.-WRile inspect
ing an outgoing train on the South
ern Railway yards at Spencer We'd
nesday night, Mr.. Baxter Loftin, a
car inspector, was painfully injured
by being caught under the trucks Of
car. One foot was partially sever
ed. He was taken to his home in
Salisbury for treatment and it il
thought will soon recover.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Seduction Case COMPROMISED.

Rocky Mount, Special.-Wade
Riley, the young man ho was ar
rested in Selma Friday night upon
charge Of seduction was carried to
Elm City Saturday for trial, and
there the case against him was COM
promised. It was brought ont in the
testimony that the case was one of
seduction under promise of marriage.
According to an agreement entered
into between the parents Of the girl
and the young man charged with
the crime, the charges against him
were dropped upon the payment of
5000. The money was paid over and
the young maa allowed to go free.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Admits Taking Shot at Engineer
Holt,

Columbus, Ohio, Special.-Solomon
Shepherd, alias William Thomas, a
negro Wednesday confessed by ac-
cident to the Columbus police that he
is wanted at Durham, N. c., for MUIR
der. He is held awaiting word from
Durham. Shepherd was pawning .
watch when the police arrested him.
He began to deny that he had "kill-
ed the man." After some questioning
as to what he meant, Shepherd said
he was implicated in the killing of
Engineer Holt on the Seaboard Air
Line between Winston and Durham
last October. He said the engineer
caught him riding the blind baggage
and threw him off, whereupon he fired
at the engineer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Washington Notes.

MCAAOC1oe VI tuc AIuCTEC<tu N16UkCdl
Association called on President Taft
Saturday and urged more stringent
pure food laws.
President Taft on last Wednesday
sent a message to Congress recon-
mending 2 per cent tax on net earn
ings Of corporations and an amend
ment to the constitution which will
allow the national government to col
lect tax on incomes.
Specifications were issued on We'd
nesday for the Arkansas and the
Wyoming which are to be bigger war
vessels than are now afloat.
President Taft estimates that a tax
Of 2 per cent on net earnings of COR
perations will bring into the national
treasury $25,000,OOO annually.
President Taft in his late message
disparages an income tax on the
ground that the Supreme court would
hardly reverse itself and sanctions
its constitutionality, but Mr.. Bailey
and other Democrats think they car
frame sue ha bill as will run th.
gauntlet.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Bolt Falls From Clear Sky.

Charlotte, Special. - Tightening
from a clear sky struck Miss Sallie
Underwood, Is years old, daughter of
r. J. Underwood, at River Bend, a
remote town in Castor county, We'd
nesday, telling her and producing a
state Of coma from which physicians
have been unable to arouse her. At
10 o'clock Thursday night the girl
was still unconscious.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Old Mine Tragedy.

Bakersville, Special.-Two young
men, Mr.. Woody aud Mr.. English
left here last Monday morning to
prospect in an old mica mine. They
told their people they would not be
home until evening, probably not be-
fore Tuesday evening. They entered
the. mine and were prospecting when
suddenly the walls caved in upon
t>em. Mr.. Woody was completely
BURNED and died SOON, bat Mr.. Eng
hsh was buried up to the chin with his
right arm out, but he could not free
himself. Friends only became alarm
ed Tuesday evening and on Wednes-
day morning set out in search and
found them as above stated. They
took Mr.. English to- his home and
gcve him all the attention they pos.
sibly could but he could not survive
and soon expired, having told the
dreadful story. They had taken a
little dog along that stayed at the
/ mouth of the mine and continued to
| bark and whine for the entire IS
hours amid the cold and rain and
fsmishing hunger.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24

presented the finance committee 3
amendment to the silk schedule.
President Taft discussed with his
Cabinet the plan for tax upon the
undistributed net earnings of cor
porations and expressed satisfaction
over the finance committee s plan to
bring it to a vote In the Senate.
The Senate Thursday adopted the
window-glass schedule, placing
lower duty on such glass than is pro-
vided either by the Dingley law or
by the House bill. Because of in
tense competition by German manu-
facturers, the duty on illustrated post
cards was increased 1926 per cent
above the Dingley law. The sched-
ules relating to hthographic paper,
calendars, cigar bands and similar
products were adopted.
The Senate adopted the schedule
placing lower duty on window glass.
The Presidents S message urging a
tax on corporations read in the Ser
ate Wednesday was read in the House
Thursday. The House tried but fail
ed to obtain the passage of a resolu-
tion asking the State Department for
reports on wages and costs Of produc-
tion In foreign countries, except Ger
many.
The finance committee amendment
placing duty Of So ton on print
paper was adopted by vote of A to
SO Friday after Senator Brown 4
amendment placing paper and wood
pulp on the free list had been voted
| down.
William Lorimer, of Illinois, tool
his oath of Office as Senator.
According to statement by the
bureau Of statistics it is apparent
that this year s exports will fall ma
terially below those of the two pre-
vious years and slightly below thos,
Of 1906.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Disappointed Lover.

Wadesboro, Special.-A love-sick
young man, Charles Miller, created
some excitement at Rocky River
Springs Hotel last Friday, when he
threatened to shoot a young lady be-
cause she refused to marry him. He
secured a license and went to the
hotel in company with a minister,
where, upon refusal, he said he N
tended to kill the young lady and
himself. He was disarmed and sent
away.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-24
Foreign Affairs,

Alfonso NJ. Penna, president Of
Brazil, died last Monday.
What is known as the sleeping sick
ness has become epidemic in the
Congo Free State in Africa, and
much alarm is felt for the mission
aries there.
The people Of Madrid watched all
night for white or red lantern on
the Ministry of the Interior build
ing, which is to indicate whether the
Queens expectancy is to result in
a. boy or a girl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17

Iaitung Ser Goninmenten NIT iid.
aber nelhe Stener tbut bas ni6t2
l1nb bdttn, - hat nidjt bic Roth neS
3eides gebicteriff meme stcnern Der.
langt? Die 2iberalen plasen nod
Dor Wutb, MIR neil bteie Gteuern
obuc ibre Mitluirfuna 5uitanbe famen.
in @irflidfeit bdtten lie bie Sinan5s
reform bod and niht unbers MAIDEN
f6nucr. Sab iie ii9 aber jest in
ibrcm Ieraer ipie bumme Sungens nuf
bas .@erfoblen" b~erlegen, bas lit
bod ldppiihl
9aS perboBtc Centrum ioa ebcn
lpieber cinmal nngei6ndr3t perpen.
als ipenn cs irift idon IGmar5 9enlig
pdre. 8etrahteu mir inns aber Die
Sd6e cinmnl ndber BET Stft. Damn
ieben mir, bab' Der Serlauf Der
Nindn5reform 5ei9t. iuie geraoe ods
SeItrcben Der 9~iberalen nnb f%retitns
nieen Sarteien babin ging, nm: IL
oic Stencrlait 10 bpf ais MIR mDgltd)
Sm fdrauben; 600 Wilionen fpoDten
lie beminigeuD. - bic @crbranfs=
itencrn anf ben MaKen. GDninm anf's
Menfcritc an5ufpannen 400 Wtlioa
uen inotreftcr Ierbrnmheitenern fpds
zen lie bereit an b%epiQiaenl) uno 3D.
bic gbrfe, bic Sanf,uelt nnb has
mobile Sapital sdnSlih NIT nenen
Stcncrn sm uerihDuen. (9te drmen
l~ibcralen 0elDmenidcn iino eben
ourh ons anbaltcnoe S6leppen tbrer
8eloidde pbnebies 10 fniei6ipa6D
go lauteten Die Yldne bes 2iberdS
lismus unb bes Sreiiinns. - aber es
fam anbers. Gem Sn1ammenfpirfen
Der Hedten NIT Dem Centrum gelang
es: al bic meme steuerlaff ant 420
Miqionen su befdlraufen; b. bic 8ers
bramhsftenern amf $40 Mi1iunen Wf.
al c~rmakisen, unb q bic fapitals
frdftiscn arciie: ganfen, 8brfe,
NftienseieGfdaften, aapitaltiten ntb
@rnnbitiifs S%pefnlanten red,t fraftis
be~ransn3ieben.
Wir n,iiI1en bemnoh Das Gnbergebz
nib ais Elm crfrenIides besriiben, trob
DEM t5eulen unb Sdbnefniri6en unS
icrer feinolifen -. 8riiber. DAB
nebenbet audi nod Der 8lpf, Der bas
Centrum nno oamit Die 5u ietner
SABINE baltenben &utbolifen bon Der
Witfpirfune i'm bffentli6en Seben
ntsihalten ionte, babel III Sriimmer
sina. miiIen unb fonnen mir elei6s
faus MIR ala elm erfreuli6es @r9ebnib
betrahten. limb Billion Der 8lods
batter, Der an Der miierabeln Sinan5s
Iage bes Heides ieinen Sbeil Der
S6nlb mittrdgt. Der iih nit ieinem
0ebilbe Iolibarti6 erfldrte unb baber
ieinen &bibieb nebmen mubte? CT
frabbelt ieet pie Elm armer berldiierer
Yropbet arf Den Triimmern ietnes
8lodes berum unb entlodt feiner
Sarfe %. +. Der linn eraeberen
Yreiie) ipe~bmutbSbone ala9elieber.
sic traniit gloria munbil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17

audi Der Wdnn, ipelfer bas uniittlifs
Gneebot ludt ober annimmt. De,
Sdnt Der Gbre mnb Wiirbe beS
Wcibcs lest Der Sbrisfeit ferner biz
Eflttt pb, bic pffenbaren @efdbreu
unb Beleseabeiten sum Muin bci
6ramen niht sn bniben. Sn eincm
fpoblgeorbneten 9emeinneien mut
ieber Srau Die @ebauptung ibrer
Menihentuiiroe unb Die Grrcihuna
Der etpisen Seligfeit moelid lcin.
Iiemanb barf iiH nneeitrait on Der
8iirbe beg Weniden pergrcifcn.
aein Wenih bat Elm abiolutcs Ser
figun9sre6t iber ieineu 2eib mb icin
9eben; er lit perpflidtet 8eibes 5un1
Sienite Ieines S6opfets 5i scbrmis
6en. Seine Srniensperion bari aui
ibre gbre persiften. Seine itnutlihc
8epalt barf seperbsmdbiee limits
lifteit nnerfennen. Die Yrpititntion
fam nid)t nIs Elm 9ienit> ODER 8erfs
nertras. ionoern boditenS ais cine
8ermietbung bes aDrpers 5u einem
beitintmten 3ipedc aneeiehen uerben.
9as mobernc Tribatreft aber. iopic
Die moberne Sitte, laIien elm bers
artiees Heftsgeiddft, pel6es unntits
telbar ben meui6li6en aorper gum
Sbieft bat, niht gu. ionbern perinaen
linn Die 8iiltigfeit. Die itaotlihc
Heglementtrun9 ber Yr%oititution. nm
Die Mdnncr Dor Grfrnnfung burd)
GnStefuns 5u bepnbren. erreiht ibren
3ned ni6t, ionbern forbcrt nur bas
lebel.
Gbenio erfolglos tporeu Die Gons
sreiie ge9en ben Wdbdcnbnnbel. Sn
SentihInnD nfIein fpurbe 1900 Die
3abl Der Yr~oitituirten auf runb 200.s
600 geifGst, in Qonpon auf $4,000,
IN Neip @orf ullf 10000. in Chicago
auf 10000. Staatltfe 0efete f6ns
men bieiss ltebel nidt beilen. 3as
cin5ige Scilmittel lit: Sfnt bcs meibs
lidcn Bcihfehtes Dor iuirtbidaftftder
MuSbentune nnb Miiffebr snm mabren
Gbriitentbum fir beihe 0eihichter.
Cine Reslemcntirnns, tuelde tut bic
Wcibcr beitraft nnb bic Mdnner fret
a~nssebcn iaRt, lit angeredt nnb
nnRlus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17
(Spe5infs Gorreiponbcns aus
Seuti1lnnb.)
tnm ,,llltra,mnmtanms =.

brau6siteuern. namentliG Der Bier
nnb Sabnfiteucr snn5 nngebeuerli6
iibertreiben. Wit ipelher llnperfros
renbeit mar bel bieier 8drenbipe oas
bel gu Werfc gebt, 6eigt ~tol8enbes
9eiipiel:
gS mirb cine 8erehnun9 aufges
itellt. fponnd in einem 9urGi6nitts>
9ausbalt bur6 Die Gerbran6siteuern
u%naefdbr 1912 Warf monatli6 mebr
als jebt perausgdbt perben ioacn. 9a
iuirb benz Yublifum bor9ere6net. bab
vbrei 9afete Strei16ol3er, Die ieet 80
Yfemig .foiten. nit Der Steuer bon 45
Yfennieen in 3ufunft 70 Yfennig
toitcn. 9ie Slai6e @ier ipirb ni6t
mcbr 10 Sfg.. ionbcrn 10 Sfe. foiten.
SnSu fommen nod Die Iufi6ldge fir
Spiritus. aafiee. Sbee unb 9abaf, io>
bob etpu 1912 Wnn mebr bel benz
Gonium berauSfommen.
8aS lit nun Die @abr6eit? Don
ben 500 Wsiaionen nercr Steuern ents
fallen aui IGmmtli6e gerbrnnfs.
Iteuern runb 345 Willioncn. 9aS
gibt BET GA Wiqioncn 9epolterun9
$40 Iart pro Sabr unb aopf. nnb
nidt 1O@ Narf pro Monat! Glio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-17
Cir Tnstale tef.
(Spe5iea fir bieie Seitung.)
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fiinbbaftes Sreiben niht dufgi6t, ols
uria6e offentlifen M%ergerniHes bon
Der Sbetlndbme an ben firhlifen
@nabenmittclu ausgei6loilen iperben.
Sie fpeltlihen &egierungen 5paneen
bic Dffentliden 0trnen bnmals ent>
peoer IN DEN Sorltdbten, pber in Jos
%genannten .SrauenbGuiern" 3u Ieben,
mo lie our Irbeit ~aneebalten purben
unb feui6 leben muBten. Seoeufaus
ite6en bteie ginri6tungen pprtbeilbaft
ab eesen Die Wabregeln moberner
Sittenpoli5ei, tpclfe in bieien Singen
nod INNER 5fpiifen ~tpeitber3iger
0ulbung unb raoitaler l1nteroriidung
einen ni6t febr piirbieen giertan3
anffiibrt.
Die obrigfeitli6e 8etpalt bat fein
&eht Die 9roititution Dur6 8eiebe 5u
reeeln ODER inter eetpiien gebinsun@
gen gu e%rlai.ben, nod niel neniger
oarf tie biefelbe 5u einem Steuer=
Sbjeft MAIDEN, tpie btes 3. 9. nit ben
rSuloons" Der Sail lit. Nidt bios
Die tpihtise praftiihe Riidii6t auf Die
pbDiii9e unb iittli6e @eiunbbeit bes
Bottles nerbietet bic itaatlide 9fegle.
mentiruns; audi tbeoretiid lit cine
Iol6e &eselling nnerfaubt. neil bies
ielbe Die itaatlihe Inertennuns Der
Srcititution unb bamit Die Breis9abe
Der Srauenebre einidliebt. 9asielbe
gilt AUDI bon Der 8e9lementiruns Der
gbeiheibun9en.
Sasegen biift nift Die grflGruns,
Ser Stant anerfennc feline SroItitus
ton; er reggie bicielbe nur nut Hiid=
iidt auf Dffentlihe Sntereiien. Sol6e
grffdruneen iinb Id6erli6. Sc flinst
serabe 10 fornii6, als tpcnn Der Staat
Die 9iebitdble unb Gdubereten reseles
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