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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-13
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
6EJ King Street.
Alexandria, Va, Feb. 12-The citys
town clock, after undergoing repairs for
more than four months, was to-day
placed in running order. Tonight it was
brilliantly Illuminated. and its doleful
sound once more echoed throughout the
city, much to the qualification of citizens.
The old clock Is now declared 10 be as
good as a new one. With its brilliant
Illumination. ii showed to a better advan-
tage than ever before. Both hands and
the figures are painted black, which
shows up 10 a decidedly better advantage
than the old gilded hands and figures. All
Of the dials except that on the north side
are the same. the latter being new. The
new dial has larger figures, and is similar
TO diaIs used on such clocks in many Of
the larger cities.
George Hepburn told the police last
night that more than ten years ago he
had given a small cabinet-size photo
graph to an agent who was soliciting
crayon work in enlarged form. Not hav-
ing his picture returned. he had given I'd
all hope of ever again seeing it. and was
greatly surprised when II was turned over
TO him this evening
The Relief Hook and Ladder COMPANY
has named the following committee 10
cooperate with committees appointed by
the two other engine companies TO make
arrangements for entertaining delegates
and visitors to the State fremen's con-
vention here August 24-26 J. II. Trirnyer,
president: William Wildt. first vice pres
ident; T. c. Spinks. second vice presi-
dent; r. NJ. Latham, captain; J. D. Web
ster. first lieutenant
After being refused a drink al the Ton
tine Hotel, James Self early tonight
hurled a beer bottle at Charles z. Hall.
the bar tender Hall lodged and escaped
injury. The bottle crashed the large mir
ror and damaged a number of bottle on
the bar He was afterward arrested by
Chief Goods and Policeman Bell and will
be given a hearing In Police Court Mon
day morning
Mrs. Permelia R. Rotchford. seventy
lour years old. died this morning al her
home, 1923 Prince street, after lnger-
ing illness. She was born In Baltimore,
and was a daughter Of the late Capt
Jacob CorsOn. Five sons and two daugh-
ters survive. Her funeral viii take place
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock from ST.
Mary's Catholic Church.
}. Garlic Jett. a former resident OF
Alexandria. died yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of his sister, in Wilmington.
Del The deceased was thirty-four years
old and unmarried. The body will be
brought here for burial and the funeral
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-13

viii take place from the train at the union
passenger station at 2:3O o'clock Monday
afternoon
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-13

IN the Corporation Court to-day F. P.
Russell, attorney. was appointed special
and ordered to make report
in the case of Carrie z. Beckham against
G. Ross Beckham
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-13

While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad. 10 The Washington Herald.
and bin win be sent you at Gene a word.
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These OddmentS, Csc.

veymuge in Cotton put johannesburg
II here in am h a
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WOMAN ATAGE OF 119
Aunt Hester COrdreySpends
Quiet Birthday.
OFTEN WORKED ON THE FARM

Remarkable Old Woman. Residing
In ncimGr, Del, PIOwed All Day
and Then MIXED the Cows When
She Was GirI-Born in 1897 and
Has Rarely Had n Sick Day.
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Old Town Clock Tells Time
to Alexandria Again.
NUMERALS AND HANDS BLACK

Citizens show Delight When Tone
Rings Out "a of Old After silence
Appointed for State Convention.
Other News Of Interest.
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John Gilroy, residing al 1904 Duke
street. while leaving his home this morn
ing fell on the ice and broke his arm.
J. D. NormOyle has sold for A. y.
Brockett to Miss Irene NsgeI house 3S5
South Patrick street.
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j. Garlic Jett. a former resident OF
Alexandria, died yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of his sister, in wilmington.
Del The deceased was thirty-four years
old and unmarried. The body will be
brought here for burial and the funeral
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

"Thumps" in pigs Ia merely a
symptom OF some such disease an
cholera. or may result from over
feeding and lack OF exercise. When
pigs die in few days after they are
taken there Ia probably some such
disease as cholera causing the
trouble.
For thumps In young pigs through
lack OF exercise and high feeding.
less feed and more exercise ia na,ur-
ally the remedy. but such pigs rarely
do well after well marked case Of
humps In developed. II the ,humps
is the result OF some such disease as
CHOLERA. which is common. little can
be done except TO move the well hogs
TO new quarters as often ma n case
develops.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

These figures are instructive. for
1t will be noticed that the cost of
winter keep in 1905 was Just dou-
BILE that in 1904. This truly repre-
sents the effects Of climate and man
agement in the feeding of live stock
In the South and particularly the
varying cost of keeping sheep under
different conditions. January and
February, 1905. were extremely cold
and wet. preventing the growth of
grazing crops and increasing the cost
OF the feed and care the flock re-
quired. Since the sheep were KEEP,
during the winter OF 1904 for 81
cents per head 1t is presumed that
the arrangements for grazing crops
were good, but II does not follow
that other arrangements and grazing
crops might not have reduced the
cost OF keeping the flock during the
winter Of 1905. even under the un-
favorable conditions experienced.
The returns OF this flock of 22
sheep are given as follows:
Sale of 12l rbs. wool at zoe. s242o
Sale OF IL lambs at So. 1900
sale OF ] wether. . $50
Lambs on hand. at 81 500
Total sales. sss. 70
Cost OF winter feed of So sheen.
1864.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
How to Grow Live Stock in the South
FLOCK OF SHEEP MAY BE MADE TO PAY ON
EVERY FARM
By TAFT Butler.

sheep late in the fall and early in
the spring so as to reduce the cost
of winter feeding, and with this, the
further fact that our warm climate
and early spring grazing enables us
to put early lambs on the market
under the most favorable conditions
for profit. With proper management
these lambs can be made a clear
profit over and above the cost of
maintaining the entire flock.
How a Flock Of Sheep Paid.
Prof. E. r. Lloyd, of the Missis-
sippi Experiment Station, starting
with native ewes that gave an aver
age clip Of only 30 pounds of wool,
was able to make the wool pay the
cost Of the winter feed of the flock.
Under better care this flock of ma
tive ewes gave an average fleece of
3A pounds the second year, and
then by selection and the use OF a
pure-bred ram he was able TO raise
the weight of the fleece to an aver
age of 5 pounds the fifth year.
The cost Of the winter feeding of
the flock for years was as follows:
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

These figures show a small profit
but the cost of wintering was high
and the lambs were sold at 81 each,
whereas good early spring lambs
may bring much better prices, and
the average cost of keep for four
winters was only size. per head
instead of $1.14 as in 1905.
Essentials of Profitable Sheep Rails
ing.
Now, what are some of the essen
tials of successful sheep husbandry
in the South?
/. A pure-bred male
2. Good care and protection from
dampness during the winter. espe-
cially at lambing time.
3. A change OF pasture at least
every two years.
4. Treatment of the lambs that
are kept TO improve the flock for
stomach worms and other parasites
5. Grazing crops for winter and
early spring.
For winter grazing, rape and bar
ley are probably best on rich land
Oats and vetch and rye may also be
used
For spring grazing. rape. oats and
vetch, rye, crimson clover. bur clio
yer, and such other crops as may be
especially adapted TO the soil. cll-
mate and other conditions of the
farm.
When silage Is available 1t In also
a cheap source of winter feed.
The sheep is an animal particular
ly adapted TO tho small farm. We
do not advocate large fiocks for the
South, but every farm should sup
port flock Of from rs to 100 sheep.
and with just tho little care which
they must have. they will pay a good
profit
The great numbers of 1.-Two stock
grown in this country and scen on
our markets. making them the larg-
est live stock markets in the world.
are grown by the small farmer. II
Is not so much more large live stock
breeders that the South needs: bu,
few more animals. better fed and
AIRED for on every farm.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

HR opinion as to whether South
W. ern conditions of soil and
climate are suitable for sheep hus-
bandry. The doubt which is often
expressed is based partly on expert
ence, but more largely on the theo-
retical conditions Of warm climate
and wet lands. Sheep are more
largely raised on high rolling lands,
or on those that are at least well
drained or dry. Furthermore, the
sheep, owing to it's grazing habit Of
biting close to the ground, is con-
siderably subjected to attacks Of
parasites. Animal parasites of all
sorts are generally more numerous
in warm, moist climate. These are
our only disqualifications as a sheep
country, in so far as natural condi-
tons are involved.
Why We DO Not Succeed With Sheep.
There is one other condition
more serious than those enumerated.
1t is our habits regarding the care
and feeding Of live stock. The sheep
requires only little care in the
South, but he insists on that little
care more strongly perhaps than any
other farm animal. In other words,
sheep are generally able to take care
OF themselves in the South; but at
times they are not, and then need the
care OF man more than any other OF
our farm animals and will stand less
hardships. The less man does, the
less he wants to do. The less care
any animal demands OF us, the less
we are inclined to give 1t. The fact
that sheep live and do fairly we'll in
most cases, without much care, has
caused us to form the habit OF giving
them no attention. There is no need
of denying the fact that our moist.
hot climate and the prevalence OF
animal parasites are obstacles to sue ,
cessful sheep raising in the South;
but they are not obstacles which
cannot be overcome. To raise sheep
successfully these obstacles must and
can be overcome, and as ample COM
pensation for the necessary effort.
we have advantages OF climate and
facilities for forage production which
combine to make a flock OF sheep an
attractive proposition for profit on
every small farm throughout all the
higher and drier portion OF the
South.
Why We Should Grow Sheep.
our chief advantages over the
larger sheep growing sections are
our ability to furnish grazing for
0cIhis is article No Is. in this series, How 10
Grow Live Stock in the South')
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

difference sheep fall
South
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
Why We Should Grow Sheen.

Uur ch1er advantages over the
larger sheep growing sections are
our ability to furnish grazing for
StThis is article No l6. in this series. How "a
Grow Live Stock in the South")
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18
Mus benz Yoliseigeri9t.

8erItieb.n. Miris, tpsltf Dor.
oeitern unter Der 4nsIase Der uebers
iretuns beg Sonntusss.issss psrhafs
tet porben ipdren, erbielten ibre Jdlle
auf bas often. Dod.t s.iesi.
Der Jau eegen Self Rolan unb
RiI.s, Yeiiser Der Gosp Corner Wirtbs
Ihcft, in pelf.r ON Sonntug feds
p.rionen beim 5aSarpipi.l obssfobt
iporben martin. spuroe ouf 4niras Der
2lne.iIastsn Bis gum 21. Cttcber pers
tast. DaFslbe ssf6ab nit ben SdlIsn
aeoen bic feds frea.n 1heilnohme on
sinsm GIudsipiel psrhaftsien iuneeH
Qeuten.
Qu5 bic San. seeen ben Sdonts
tporier James Weeks uno orei in bsr
Wirtbitaft Ro. 500 0eoree Sirnbe
b,im Grapipi.I abseFaBi.n Reser tpurs
ben auf ben q. S..obsr 5ur @erbanos
lung anbsrdumt.
Daniel Birmingham, Jrant Braun
unb 2ouis Sanbers purxn BON Der
anslose beg unorbentIi%en getrasens
frsiseiprohen.
Gin Ntann, tpsiter bsbaupiet.
gbarl.s SO. gulIum 3u bsiBsn uno
Wiliidrarst gu iein. perurfodte am
Sonntag 4benb i'm Gbmira! GAZE
an Wain Sirabe bebeuienbe aufr.1
auns, inoe.n .r 9iTte unb Stiib.e
iikr ben 5auItn mari unb in ono rer
WeiIe ben piIben manu fpielte. Die
aelIner fiirht.ten iih. NIT benz ungta
mitbIihen 9aft ansubinben. j.ood
itelIie Der GeIbdftsfiibrer Sobn Cams
mi. b.nisIben 5ur Rebe, iporcuf .s
stpiifen beiben gu elmer folennen asis
lerei tam. Dieter tpurbe burd bic 4ns
iunf1 bss poliaiiten Ranep unb Der
Deteitips Slpeen.p unb Golnan Elm
gnpe aemaht. Der anseblife Wilis
tdrorst bsiannie fih seiisrn f6riftlih
fhuIbia unb tpuroe nit elmer Strnf.
bon s. unb Soften belest. ipGhreno
geIhGftsfiihrer 2aemmie nit 3obluns
Der aoften baponinm.
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Der berbirettpr bes Sta6lz
9ruits bat folgenbe Wprte Der Wsisz
belt gum 9eiten ge9ebsn: rWenn Der
adufer finost, DAP sine Waars III
tbeuer lit, bann iol er iparten, big lie
biQiger piro." Wenn bic iieben WeiIsn
bon 9riedentanb niht Ihon besraben
ndren, t0nnte man lie oufforoern, iih
begraben gu IuIien, oenn oieier Nus
ipruh oes SruIt Weiien iibertriftt
QlQes, mas lie s:Iagt baben. aann man
iih etpas giufateres uno Sharfitns
nigeres bsnten, aIs bic Grmabnun5:
yWenn bu nidt tauFen pillt, Iab ss
bleiben." 8or 5ipei Sabr3ehnten frst=
lid, lpdre ioIte Wsisbeit ntht angs.
bratt eetpeIsn. 0omaIs tonnte Der
Sdufer, penn Der Yrsts an elmer StelIe
ibm gu bod ihien, iid gu einem onoez
rem 9ertdufer begsben. SEPT lam :r
bas bel pielen Waaren nitt mebr uno
3tpar ben lpittteiten, neil nur Elm
9ertGufsr porbanosn lit. gBir iino
ieoo6 Der 2lnIi9t, bab Der Serr Sbsr@
oirettor oes Stabl Sru'ts ietn mum
beroolIes otonpmiIhes prin5ip nidt
piro lange be6oupten tDnnen. Die
WsnIdbeit bat sinaeIeben, ooB ale
bisberigen 0tonomiIhen 9lribuuun9sn
fpertbIos geporoen iinb, neil bic Der
bGltniIIe, aus benen lie abItrahirt NOR
ben iino. Itd 10 pOuig 9sdnoert hobea.
1as 8:Ieb BON Nneebpt unb Rahs
Fruoe, burt fpeI6sg bic preiis re9Is
ltrt tperoen ioQsn, 1T gum groBen
SbeiIe erIoIhsr. 9emna6 muB Elm
anoer:r preisregulutor geItaffe1
peroen, benn Sober pirb einIeben, DuB
Die ieBiqe Msthooe niat haItbur 1T,
neIte auf ben SlB bindusI6uft
rDenn bu nidt tpiuit, taufe nift; i'd
lam tparten, Big oieRotb Did sptngt.
mir. meinen 9reis gu bs3dblen." Wenn
Tortdn Ser inbipioueQe aGufsr ben
greis nitt mebr reouliren tam, oaun
piro es Der Staut thun mIhen. C1s
piiroe freiIit ben Monopolismus auf
qeIeBli6en 9ob;n ite[Isn, allein Epenn
teine onosre Wabl iibrio bletbt. aIs
apiI6en einsm piutiirlih ihuItenOen
unb einem eeIsBlih gersgsIten Wpnos
polismus, bdnn tann Ginem Die
WahI niht IhDer fallen.
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Die Union 0inesar Co., 30. 109
On Court Strabe, III felt ldnsersr
3eit fpfsmaiifd I'm GffisfdiIsr beitob.
len tporben unb bat bisbtr einen Des
iommtDerluji BON minbeitens 5000
burd bic foriaeisbten Tiebffable srIits
Ten. Die lebteren iinb nunmehr burh
bic gerboftuns bes % Sabre alien
Woit. Rapp. zines 4ngeitelIten Der
syirma, ipobnbafi SO. IL aaifcn
Strabs, nnb bes GIprebmnnns penrn
Wolf, BON Mognolia Girnbe, aufses
Hart norben. Die Dsfangentn ipeis
DE Don ben polisiften GllenreiDer uno
NDgel feitoenommen ipurben. iollen
ein Gsitdnbnib abselsst boben. Nah
Angabe Der poIi3ei tpurben bic GdIs
fer, insgefommt eiira 100, in friiber
Taorsenitunbe BON Hupp stfobl<n uno
BON WoIf nod einem Gtnblih htmett
an Woter unb Mdin Gtrdbe gebrd6s
unb fir 81 bos Stiid perfouft. Der
R1ufer fn6pfte f1lkbli9W Werbd6t unh
btnd6ri9tigte be poli3ei. WoIf icn
jusestben 6oben. BE Safer mad bss
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pokal.Derid)l
2pbnenber Vinbrmh.
9usuaarsneei&dit an Der 8sR 4.
Strabe UNI Tsbsrn i'm aeertbs uen
$500 bshotlen.

Heide gsute mahten bic Ginbreter.
tpeIte in Der Sonntas Raht benz
TubpaarenIaben bon 5arrp Ippsl.
30s Weit a. Strabe, einsn 8iut ob-
iia.te.en uno toltbare Straubenz unb
unoere sysosrn i'm 0e1ammttpertbe bon
$500 entipenntsn. Die Ginbreder
iporeu burh Elm Sinisrfeniier einssItl.s
gen unb bott.n NIT GROCER Sorsfalt
unt.r ben erobsn Jeber @orrdthn
ibre Qustpabl eeiroifen. Die bon
ibuen fir nidt mitnebmensipsrtb ses
baltenen Jeosrn puroen gei!srn Wors
gen, aIs Der Ginbruh entoedt puros,
auf benz 5ubboo<n ms Gabens lisseno
gsfunbsn. Serr Appel befono iid am
Sonntog Rahmiitas g.sen a llhr in
benz 2aben unb alles mar in better
Grbnuns. Der ginbruh muB 5tpis
fhen bieisr Stuube unb WOntds
Rorsen 7 llbr oeriibt poron isin.
Die gebeimpoli5iiisn Stpesn.n unb
SpuiIIon itnb nit Der llnteriu3ung
bes ssau.s kouftrast pprbtn unb
slaukn. ben 5bdtsrn oui Der Spur su
I.in. Vad ibrer 4nii6t tpurbs Der
Ginbrut bon Senislben perionen ptrs
iibt, lpelh. in Der Sonniag Nadt in
Elm 3imm.r beg 5auies glo. 2l2 We't
4. Strabe einbradsn uno ein.n usbers
si.ber Iorpie onbere Gesenitdnet i'm
Wertbe BON $50 entipenhten.
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0roferfirt,ta
Grfldrt iiA amker Stanbe, saS Oe'
idp6ft fort,nfibren.

Die gDrienmallerfirma %. @. 0as
ain & Co., beren g<f1dftslotnl it4
i'm Union SruIt D.bdube befinbtt, er'
fIdrte iih s.itsrn auber 5tanbe, bos
GeIhGfi fort3ufiibren unb bat oue
ihipebenben Muftrdge NIT Gdmitog
gum abIdlub sebradt. Wie Der Ote
IfGftsfiibrer 20. o. Jasin erlldrts,
mar bic sJirma su bieiem Ghritt tns
iolss unsiinitisen GeFhdftssangss ui1o
Der Deissruns soblreiher aunbsn,
peiiere .Marsins" gu fseuen, sss
3iuunaen.
gesiislih Der Jinanslase btr Girma
puroe isin. Grilaruns absesebtn, je'
boh bemerit, bdb nit ben Ol6ubigern
Elm befrisbieenoes abtommsn gttroffen
lperoen lpiirbe.
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tpeber 2obbpiiten. mod polititer. ia
nitt einmal aonsreb MitslieDer 3l=
tritt baben. Die bsmotratiIhe qartei
bat iih sesen oieIes Spitem ertldrt.
sic min bic alte Wetbooe beibebalten
uno bic aonsreb Witslieoer ben IA
rif abfaFen lafen. Die 5olse piro
Iein, bab 2obbpiiten Der aorporatioz
nen uno Monopole, fotpie aorruptios
niiten bel Der abfaHuns bes 5orifs
Elm gepi6tises Wort mit5ureoen has
ben tperben.
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Gin Bib aus Sporto.
8 portp, 90. Sept.


Wir iteuern serobe uuf ben 5af,n
bon Sporto. 2eiIoes. gu. gs if elm
berrli6er moreen. elm tpsifer Minb
bldit burb bic Iu.e. qeirDes lieet
blob unb perlihimmernb i'm Morsens
ounit Dor uns. RoTenfdrbene uno
peibe 5duier beben iib aamdblid ab
nit peiden, grausbluu.n Shntten,
aus elmer blobb!auen Gee. bic nDn
buntleu, tleinen Huberbootsn unb
Jabrseugen ulIer Mrt fpimmeli, in be-
nen bronssbdutise Sfiffer bantiren.
Weiter nah rehts bin psrfdnimmt
bas Stabtbilb in ieinem fhimnernben
Hebel, Der bic umrife unb syorbn
fdmoh, ober reiaDoa dnbeutet. Gin
tlttner Sdlepper tommt gu uns btr-
iiber, Der bic 2anbluitisen biniiber
brinst. Sn fpenis,n Minuten ffon
f4outein mir auf ben WelIen. Die
auft 1T tlar, bic 2anbfdaft BON iener
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@as lit ,Neuer Natiunaliss
mus?

Die 9roBtapitaIi'tsn bon Der Sorte
Der morgan unb RotefeQer. bic ben
GntitIuB bes 9pltes bsoba6ten, feline
Rs6te gu pertkioieen, beIdporsn
Shredqeipeniter berouf. um bie.e
9oltsbeneguns gu bonnen. SieIer
leufeI in Der poIitit, Dor tpelaem
man oas 8olt tpQrnt. tpiro Der neue
Qationaltsmus osnonnt. Gs III oas
betonntlih elm Wort, bas Rooieoe!t
in DER Rebe geniinst bat, tpelts er IN
hieiiosr Stabt ouf Der Snbuitriss
Qusiteaunq belt. Wtit 9isr 1T bieIe5
Wort pom 9robtapitaI oufgegriffen
porben, I'm oas 8oI. oarit gu be-
th0ren. Der reue Rationalismus,
beiBt ss, min bem 0olte feline Jreis
bitten rauben. Man nil ale gepGls
ten, Die ieBt ben gin3elItaaten suiteben,
Der gunbesresieruns 5utpeiien uno b1z
nit ben Weg fir etnen ameritantIhen
Wpnorher ebnsn.
Dieter @ruielmann tann iih auf
Elm Iebr ebrpurbises 9lItsr berufen.
Gr Tputts ihon, ebs bic isbige gunbesz
osrfuFung 9si6uffen tpurbe, bic i'm
Sabre 1877 ing 2sbsn trut. Damals
I6on bisb es, tpenn man bic SouoerG.
nitGt Der Gin3sIItaaten pertur3e, psroe
bic QmeritaniIde Republit teiue flint
Sabre beItsben. Die Sdopfsr Der
9erfoTung .li:bsH iih iebod nitt
einTdiittern unb Oertiir3tsn Die 9es
paIten Der ginasIitauten in beosuten=
bem WlaBe. 9os nutionali It l.
T DE Yrtn3ip iieg.e. Qah dhter Ges
ipen1terart toutts Der Sput beitdnb; q
BON Neuen auf. IIs Der &ongreb bic
Ser. .Stuaten gant fduf uno oomit ben
Rrebit Der Der. Stadtn uus Der tisf@
ten grnieoriguns gu gldn3snbsr 66hs
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bic Stoatsnredts psreenaltige uno
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nationuli'ttI6e Wuibington bararf
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3rpti6enitaatiiden 5anoel national
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qreTes beitdtieten, mar bos ShitIll
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rem audi Die Gerihte an Der mpnarz
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coins prin5ip, bub ben Gtnselitaaten
niht oas Reht 5uitebe, aus Der Union
dus5uIdeioen, tpuroe bon ben StIas
penbaltern unb ibren norblihen 8ers
binbetsn als Die 5rsibeiten bes 9olf.s
seritorsnoer Rationalismus be3ei9net.
Qls. um auf uniere 3eit au tommen,
HopIeDelt lpdbreno ieiner Mbmintitras
tion bic 9lnli6t pertrat, bab bic gilens
bobnen tein Reht bdtten, ben Wonoz
polismus burh Rabotte on bic 5ruits
gu foroern, bab Der 8unb Elm