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sors to pay for postage in matters oi the A. N. c. wiuhout his returning same amount in cash or postage.
 Resources and Bylaws: The sum of one dollar per annum due and pay able to the secretary treasurer rom each active member on or before Sep. tember the tenth each year shall De collected and disbursed for current expenses.
 Donations will be used for social features only.
 The officers of the Arkansas Nat ional Guard commissioned and non commissioned A. N. G.. are invited to participate in all regular meet ing of this association.
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"HoKE" TO RESIGN.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. Ex-Governor Smith will resign as governor be- tween November l and Is and be ready to assume his duties as Unlted States senator when congress con- venes. Two candidates for the gov ernorship already are in the field and prohibition will be one of the yitas tissues. Judge R. E. Russell ot Jackson is seeking the nomination On q straight local option platform. The other candidate is J. Pope Brown of Pufaski, former state treasurer.
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COMMISSION FOR OMAHA.

omaha, Neb., Sept. 2.-At a spe- eial election today the city of Omaha adopted the commission form of gov- ernment by vote of 5,341 to 2,S45. The new charter contains provisions por the recall of city officials ana for their selection on a non-partisan basis. The proposition was sup ported by leading business men ana by several prominent leaders of ali parties. v s.% &B Tly
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AVIATOR KILLED.

Charlotte, N. C., Sept. 2--After giving a successful balloon ascen- sion and pyrotechnieal display rom dl2zy height tonight, H. c. Brown a Michigan aviator, fell into a snai' low artificial lake with his parachute at Lakewood Park and drowned be- fore help could reach him.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Plaquemine, La., Sept. 2.--Randall M. Robertson. aged S7, prominent sugar planter. was instantly killed and w. S. Williamson was knocked sense ess by bolt of lightning. while riding horseback near here this ar ternoon. Both horses were killed.
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READY FOR
 BIG MATCH
WREsTLERs COMPLETE TRAIN. ING FOR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
 ON LABOR DAY.
Rule to Prevent Persistent Defense to Be Enforced and it Win Prob ably be crueIlng Match
 From the Start.

Chicago, Sept. 2--Training ? ended Gotch and Hackensehmidt tonight are waiting for their coming struggle.
 The two giants of che wrestling mat who on Monday afternoon wfil clash in their worlds championship match at the American League Base
 ball Park. completed Conditioning themselves today. Nei'her did much work in the way Of training. Gotten the champion. merely tried to get up Ia good sweat, while Hack spent day |of idleness save for brisk run in the morning and light airing in the afternoon.
 Fear that Gotch would oyerdo his training mas been the work of the Iowan's camp. But the champion ev- idently knew what he was doing, for never man his admirers say, look ed in better condition for cnampion- ship contest than did Gotch as ns lay on rubbing table after his final workout.
 Beginning the day Gotch started out on ten mile run. The he re- turned to his hotel and rested until afternoon. About o'clock he went to the Chicago Athletic Association wherel he tugged and pulled two wrestling partners around the mat for thirty minutes. Joe Rogers, who weighs close to 300 pounds, was Gotch's first opponent. The cham Iplon secured grip after grip on isog- CTS onl yto release them and cry for Iothers.
 His work was lightning fast, but he apparently did not try for q fall for he had several dangerous ho ds on Rogers and permitted him to wriggle out of them.
 Jesse Westerbaard. whom many
 critics regard as Gotch's nearest American rival, followed Rogers Westergaard is lignter and much fast er than Rogers, but he could not solva the bewildering attack nor cope with the speed of the champion.
 Short walks in the morning is the program mapped. out for both Gotch and Hack tomorrow. The remainder of the day will be spent in absolute rest.
 It was unofficially announced that Gotch's weight after his workout to- day was POT and Jack CurIey Hacks manager said the Russian tipped the beam at 224. which is more than he ever has weighed for previous con tests.
 Gotch's handlers p1an to send him Ito the ring weighing about z04 pounds. He will be heavier by eieht pounds than when heI defeated Hack here three and half years ago.
 Betting odds on Gotch took sud den slump today and following re- ports Of the iowan's superb condition. Early in the week the wagers were tc but today the best price was 3 to ,, while Hack ruled at ' to 5. Betting as rule was light. few wag- ers of any size having becn report ed.
 The rules for the match were issu- ed tonight by Referee E. w. Smith, In order that each wrestler will have to do his share of the work, rule 20 has been formulated to read as fol- lows:
 Both contestants shall be expect ed to do their share of the wrestling work. Should one contestant as- srme the defensive and persistentiy decline to act otherwise. the referee may, after warning him hisquahfy him and give his opponent the matcn.'
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MALACHI HOGAN DEAD.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 2-Malachi Hogan, the well known sportingman and referee of prize fights, died nere tonight of tuberculosis.
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Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

improvement to the cannery-Local
Happenings and Personal Mention
Cheswold, May 9.-The Stroud
burg, Silvers Canning Company is
putting in new boilers and making
arrangements for the canning season
which we hope will be a profitable
one.
Our town is making some i'm
provements by putting in new
crossings.
Mr.. George Anderson is decorating
his home with a new coat of paint
and also making many other i'm
provements.
The P. D. S. of A. attended the
funeral of Mr.. Otis Wallace on Mon
day in a body, taking part in the
services.
Our public.school is making ar
rangements for picnic at the close
of the term.
Personals. Mr.. j. H. Bishop,
Mr.. W. Kerker and Mr.. Walter
Mitchell spent last Friday in Will
mington. Mrs. Orietta Emerson,
wo has spent several months at the
West Chester State Normal School
as preceptress, has given up her
position and returned to her home.
Mrs. W. H. Griffin and Miss
Ebanora Griffin, of Clayton, were
the guests over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Evans and Master Jack Boggs,
OF Camden, were callers of Mrs.
David Boggs this week. Miss Laura
White spent Sunday with Miss May
Jackson. Miss Jessie Pleasanton, ~of
Milford, is the guest of her grand
J father, MIR. John Moore. Rev. Mil
ton McCann was in town on Monday,
attending the funeral of Mr.. Otis
Wallace and taking part in the ser.
vices.-Mr. John Handy Dodd, Of
Lewes, was the guest of DR.. DodC
over Sunday. Mr.. D. H. Boggs anC
Mr.. Ollie Loose spent Sunday il
Wilmington the guests of Mr.. H. R
Loose.-Mr. and Mrs. Leister, O
Pearson Corner, were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Moore the pas
week.-Mrs.. W. S. Cantwel an,
mother, Mrs. c. w. Clark spent
few day with relatives at Farming
ton this week.-Mrs.. o. D. Loos
spent Sunday in Dover the guest o
her mother, Mrs. Camack.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10
BLACKBlRD.
Epworth League Notes-Local Hap
penings and Personals

Epworth League Notes-Local Hap
penings and Personals
Blackbird, May 9.-Our Epworth
League services will be lead Sunday
evening by Mrs. ]. E. Brockson.
The topic, Anniversary Day., "The
Evidence of Divine Blessing and
Prosperity.
William Fortner has purchased
several hundred Keiffer pear trees
which are to be set out in the place
of peach trees taken up few weeks
ago on account of their poor paying
qualities. Later on Mr.. Fortner
expects to set out many more of this
variety of tree.
Personals Mr.. w. A. Watson,
Sr., spent Friday in Wilmington. =
Mr.. David D. Stats, of New Castle,
spent Sunday with his wife, Mrs.
David D. Stats. Miss Beulah Buck
son, of Wilmington, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Buckson. Mr.. W. A.
Watson, Jr., is working few days
of this week in Wilmington. Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Marker, of near
Townsend, spent last Saturday in
Wilmington. Mr.. Paul Stewart, of
Blackbird Station, spent over Sunday
with friends in Harrington. Miss
George FAIRIES spent Saturday in
Townsend. d.-Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Marker, of Smyrna, spent Friday
with their son, Mr.. ]. ]. Marker
and family, near Townsend.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10
CHESWULD.

improvement to the cannerY-Local
Happenings and Personal Mention
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

Many requests from catarrh suf-
ferers who. use atomizers have
caused US to put up Liquid Cream
Balm, new and convenient form of
Ely's Cream Balm, the only remedy
for Catarrh which can always be
depended on. In power to allay in
fiammation, to cleanse the clogged
air-passages, to promote free, nat
ural breathing. the two forms of
Cream Balm are alike. Liquid
Cream Balm is sold by all druggists
for rs cents, including spraying
tube. Mailed by Ely Bros, sc
Warren Street, New York.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10
TOWNSEND
Will Discontinue His Overall Factory.
Local and Personal Mention.

Will Discontinue His Overall Factory.
Local and Personal Mention.
Townsend, May 9.-It is said that
W. E. Graves, who has operated an
overall factory here for some time
will discontinue the factory in the
near future and will enter the mer-
camille business here.
Fire broke out in the Bedloe
woods near here on Friday and ragged
nearly all day, destroying much val
liable timber.
Personals. Mrs. L. L. Maloney
entertained over Sunday Miss Ada
Scott, of Middletown. Mrs. Sallie
TAYLOR and Mrs. Walter Gill spent
last week with relatives in Philadel-
phia. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wright,
of Smyrna, visited Thomas Wells
and daughter last week. Mr.. Kemp
Donovan, of Wilmington, has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. Thomas
Maloney had as his guests his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mollie Jacobs and children,
of Millington. Mr.. Lester Daniel
and Miss Ruth Richardson spent 9
visit with Miss Martha Ennis, near
Clayton. Mrs. w. A. Scott, Mrs.
L. L. Maloney and Mrs. j. Pritch
ard were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Burge near Middletown las
Week.-Mrs. Beulah Hodgson was en-
tertained by friends in Wilmington
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

Personals. MIR. Thomas Darling
ton, of Pleasant Hill, Md, Mrs. M.
]. Darlington and Mrs. o. S. Jones,
of Middletown, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ford. Mrs. A.
C. Brown and son, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Dayett. Mr.. Leland Harmonson
was home over Sunday with his par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. G. G. Harmon
son.-Rev. W. o. Hurst, of Milton,
spent the day with Rev. l. ]. Fos-
nocht and wife at the parsonage last
Thursday. His friends were glad tc
see him around town.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

Members of the New Castle county
bar have presented a silver service
to Joseph c. Jolls, clerk of the Or
phans Court, as twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary gift.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

The Epworth League Chapter of
st. Paul M. E. Church was reorgan-
ICED Monday evening and put in
position to do thorough and effective
work.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10
Many Children are Sickly.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Break up Colds in "a hours, relieve Feverishness
Headache, Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders
and Destroy Worms AT all druggist, 25e. Sample
mailed FREE. Address, Allen 5. Olnsted, Leroy,
N. Y
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10
FOR SALE

York Carriage Delivery Wagon Set of Harness
HIRONs DENNEY.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10
PROPOSALS
BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES, DOVER,
DELAWARE.

Sealed proposals addressed as above and en-
dorsed Proposals for printing and supplies, for
printing Corporation Laws, School Laws, Con-
stitution, Election and Registration Laws, Re-
port of Auditor of Accounts, Adjutant Generals
Report, State Treasurer's Report, Transactions of
the Delaware Agricultural Society, Report of
State Board of Health, Insurance Commissioners
Report, Insurance and Banking Laws, Regstra-
tion Books, and other printing, stationery and
supplies for the use of the several State Depart
ments, will be received until 100 o'clock p. NJ,
on the 3lst day of May. A. d. 1911.
Specifications and blank proposals may be OBJ
tanned at the Office of Secretary of State on or
after May 6, 1911.
Samples of proposed printing and supplies,
when specifications refer to samples, may be
seen at Office of Secretary of State
The proposals must be accompanied by a eerti-
fed check for 10 per centum of the amount of
bid payable to Secretary of said Board.
Only those proposals made upon the blanks
furnished by said Board will be entertained.
Right 10 reject any and all bids is reserved.
WILLIAM T. SMITHERS,
Secretary of Board of State Supplies
April "a, 1911.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

A nosT GRATIFYING INcOME--sELLING
our Jewery Of Merit. Sales plan upon request.
Dept. d. NJ, THE JEWELERS. AND SILVER
SMITHS COMPANY, Providence, r. !.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

st. Paul Methodist Episcopal
Church-Next Sunday "Veteran's
Day. will be observed with an ap-
propriate sermon by the pastor on
'The Crossing of the Saints" In
the evening the subject will be 4:
weighed and found Wanting, 3"
followed by revival services. Night
services will be begun with an Ep-
worth League song service. Revi-
val services on Thursday evening at
7.45.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

st. Paul M. E. Sunday School is
arranging to hold their Children's
Day Service the second Sunday in
June and have named the following
committees: Committee on program,
music and instructing children
Mrs. A. M. Allen, Mrs. ]. E. Cats,
Mrs. H. A. Darby, Mrs. M. P.
Skinner, Miss Edna Lewis, Mrs. l.
G. Fosnocht and Mrs. T. E. White /;
Decoration Committee-Junior Ep-
worth League, assisted by NJ. j. E.
Cats, Mr.. R. N. Pippin and Mr.. J..
W. Ford.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton,
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
LeipsiC Brenford, and Their Vicinities.
CLAYTON.

All orders for Subscriptions or Job
Work or any News Items left with
Harry c. johnson will Receive
Prompt Attention.
Official Board meeting of ST. Paul's
M. E. Church at o'clock p. m.
Friday evening the 18th. A full
attendance is desired.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

st. Paul M. E. Sunday School has
ordered a new lot of song books and
the same will be used next Sunday
in the Sunday School. Everybody
invited to be present to take part in
the service. Name of the book,
''The Voice of Praise No. q.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

A pie and milk social will be
held at he home of Mrs. George H.
Somers next Saturday evening, May
18th, at p. m. until 10 2. M,
under the auspices of the Woman s
Christian Uunion of Clayton. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the Union
and the Girls Industrial School of
Wilmington. Families desiring pies
can be supplied by either calling or
leaving their order at the home of
Mrs. Somers. Everybody cordially
invited to be present.
Smyrna times., 1911-05-10

Miss Mabel Foard is going to give
a box social at Disch's School, near
Cheswold, Friday evening, May 18th.
Ladies please bring boxes. Ice
cream and cake will be on sale.
Come and help US have good time.
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@tr brtngen bem grGToenten
unb ieiner Semablin unIeren Slid
punfb gu benz fii1fnHo3panatgfsn
Sebrestoe ibrsr 8srmdblung bar uno
lpir olauben in Der Gniicht niht febl gu
oehen, bab ale 9iirgsr Der 8er. Stads
ten e6enfdns bic freunolihiten 9eiins
nunqen fir ben QrGiioenten beeen, bo
tr iie i'm ppliten Mabs perbient. Sm
4nfqng ieinsr Administration mag Der
Brdiihent etfpas euttduItbt baben, IN.
rem er es an Der n0tbtsen Gntihieoen.
6ett in Der 8ertretung elmer benz 8olts
risnliaen golttit feblen lieB. aQein
man bat ieitoem ertannt, ouB es ibm
uidt on benz nDtbigen Willen, ionoern
Oh Der prattiI6sn aeRntnib feblte.
90 eigentbumIt6 oas tltngen mag,
mar grdiiosnt 5aft i'm anfanS
IN oiefer 6inIiht Elm Rsuling IN Der
grlitit, bub sr Den Raratter Der golts
ttter gu bod eiuiHdBte. seitoem er
tie ober mad ibrem rpabren Dert9 gu
Geurt6eilen qelerut bat, miro man thm
suoeiteben miifsn, bab er gu benz @tls
len, Der itets porbanoen mar, fetn Be
ites fir bus Bolt gu tbun, bic notbtg:
Sbattraft geIellt bat. 1apon Seust
her sntftloFens 9ampf ben er fir ben
e1nabiI6sn 8ertraq fiihrt. oefen 9ss
nebmigunQ jsbt geiihsrt ideiut uno
iit fir bas 9olt uIs BON groBer Wihs
ttQteit erreiIen pire. Sm llebrtQeH
Ttno mir Der Gniiht, bab Die SfDdds.
nlt Der 9rGIibeut in ge3ug uuf ben
8apne.alorid 5ariF betunoet, unss'
biihrlit berpprcehoben piro uno feline
onoeren outen QeiItungen nidt bic ges
retts Wuroiouu1 finbsn, Die lie peroies
nen. Gs III tein gertrsss 8eroienft,
ben plutotraten i'm Senat Die aorpo'
lotions eSteuer uno ole RsIpIutiou our
(sinfIbrunu Der Gintommsnfteusr abs
gcrunsen, iopie gsqen otsIe 7tnan8'
nG6ts Die OffentIite Domaine fir nas
8plt oeIidert gu bdbsn Ri6t mtHosr
IT Die qriroIifs umgsftultung oss d.
ientti6sn 9ien'tss au riibmen, frslhe
biz 2eiitungen srhobt uno Die aoiteH
permincert bat. prdiioent 3aft gebort
gu ben Rutursn, Die srit purm tperben
miiFen, ebe lie sur polIsn 9raftentfdls
tuno qetdnaen uno bic, tpsnn iie einmaI
cufqeriittelt fpor0en Iino, beharrlih ihr
9iel perFoiosn. 2tus oieIem grunbs
lit entIhieben All piiniten, oaB Dem
qrGiibsutsn gslsaenbeit 8eboten tper.
Zen m0ee, Die 8sThids Der Ratton in
cirem 3peiten Sermin 3u lsitsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-19

|nnb Gin ieEr gntes gieltnliraiit etilge'
rld)tet: oas Iod) iit nit eiileni 0iass
bdd,c beocdt, bic aelIner frageii tSrd-
de, uuo man fam nlles babeH, mas
aiide illo aeiler zines gilten rciiiis
id,en Meifniirants anfiDefen. 1ieie
yerdnoeruna tit nid|t gnns nod met
mem 4eihmnf, ilro es mare mir lte'
Der, tpenu man nod mie friiher, Der
gHirthin am Eoge Dorber idlretbe't
nnb ihr atseigen miibte, sn lpiepleleH
man fonifne uno mas man 5i elien
fuiinid,e. slber ieoenfalls III Dies Re
itniiront ons einSise no man IN Honi
ait ii,t ilnD --etiD1s pom Monl bot.
cid in irpenoeiuen Der geipclbten
AeIlcr III nergraben, Die man tn Nom
Irattorin nerInt, III la tilih Jnli3 nett,
rrRlIn man ober bic Stnot NonI ieIbIf
ODER eineu beoeutungspuIIen lbcil on'
bon por Anaen bnben fam, ut oas
ooh nod piel id,oner. 3uiamuien fin.
bet man ons nber rnr IN 0fcleni els
nen Yale nlF benz Hueutiri. Scnit
fam man 5ipor out ellen nn0 triilfen.
lit nber in bnIbonnfle Ruilme einge.
ThIciTen, ODER man fbt an btrrlifsn
freien Crten, befcmmt aber lIIdlts
ober betnobe nifts Sil ellen iliio 5ii
trinfen.
gSie mir id,eint. ipiro alidl oieGnili'
puand immer Inetr un0 better nllle.
bout. 3pnr iiebt man inl,ner nod)Ser.
ben peioenoer Shlen tnio Shafe,
aber Der VfIil getuiunt inlIEler mehr
on geoeiitnng, mno Gut. uHS getp1i'
lerimasanlnaen 5eigen, oab man nit
Der 9tusbarmadyung Der OH it'd iehr
fruhtbaren Gbeile lonaiom fcrfIdjrei.
iet. Sodlt pohrifeiHlih NOR Dor
nreiidlfeno ,snhren bos game 2dHD
bebaitt, uio bnnn III es ben Homern
10 aeaungeii fpie Dor pierbtinoert ,snh.
rem ben Spnniern. lie ans iernen
Sanoern herbeiaeidnfften 5ddee Der.
Ieiocten Den 2eltten ben Aderbou; es
tpar uoribeiIbafter fir ben Roncr, In
Den arieg 81 siet)en. ooer iiir oeii
Sbanier, nnh Merifo un0 Geru 81
aebcu. ais oen beimiideu Ader sn be,
IislIsn. 1lno 10 murb.n bic rsiten ebs.
Iien am 8laoaiquipir fpie ole eapaa.
nn bi Noma, Die iriiber trefGIih be.
bant iuareil. sur 9seioe mir Stire uno
Sdafe geiSe iuiiroen id,on Iange iutc.
Der nemAderbau aauonnen iein. menn
lfidlt bier iuie bort Der Brun0iaB In
oen S1noen rcid,er nnIiger ,yoniiliell
mare. Die es iif Ieiiten tonnen, 0us
Snno brddliiegen 81 laiien. stonnis
man 0ieien Seuien ons Qano nhHet,.
met, An0nIuiien ipie bic Gnmpnann
bon aom w1ren baIo in herrIid,eBdr.
ten nnS iSeloer nernanoeIt mie ois
SoiHbaroei imo Die Terra BITE Yaporc
beI Reopel.
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Scmpfratiihe Strupel.

Die bemotrdtii6en 5ibrsr i'm nutios
HaIsn ReprdisutunteHbauis ftHo oamit
nitt sinperitanoen. Der georiidun1
eurd bic GrprsbsaOmpuoHissu pers
mittelIt ginfubrung Der Pddstpoft sHts
gegsn3upirtsn, neil oas 5u elmer met
tersH 4usoebnung Der gunotsgenaIt
fiihren uno oumit bic 6rstbeitsn Oss
Bottles gefdbroen ipiros. 9isisr
Stanopuntt 1T Iberaus usruItst uno
iinnlos. gBsnn in Der eriten Pertooe
Der RepubItt cine 5srrfauft ourh bic
gunoesgenalt betGmpft puro:. 10 mar
0us fe6r eiulsu6tenb nit Der 5hdtiahe
begriiubet. baB 81 elmer 3sit, als man
tpeber Gifsubdbneu nod Selegraphsn
batts, es f6Is6terpines uRmoglih mar.
bic Regierune pm elmer Sentralen
STEELE aus gu fiibrsn. Sn mirtlihs
felt tonnten bamals niht sinmal bic
Gin3elitaaten eineu groben Wirtungss
trets dusfuQen. Gs berrfhte oamaIs
bas olte qermauiIhe Snitem, oub isosr
auf ieinsm 5ofs SeIbFtbsrrIder Dar.
0as pamdls osruiinftig mar, 1T jsBt
unperniinftig. 8ir isbsn tdsIih. tpis
tudtig bic 8unoeszRegierung in BEN
ibr Iotpeit 3ugsrptsisneH Wirtungstrsis
T6altst, tpOrin iis bic GinssIftaateu bel
Weitem iibertrifft, gang abseieher ous
Don, baB 2ebtsrs sie gdnSs Jldtinn BE-
treffenbe Qufgaben gar niht su ers
fiilsu osrmDgen.
9teier Qbneigung Iisot uber nod Elm
anoerer 9sbaHts 8u 8runbe, nGmIit,
bab cine Regierung nit einem itdrtsu
gedmtenbesr iibermdhtig psrbsn
t0nute unD oaourd i'm Stdnos mare,
bas 9olt in SSsfet gu f6Iagsn. Di.is
Gorge mar in biefsm 2dnbe 3u tsiner
3eit gerehtfertigt unb in anoeren Qdnz
bern. no bas 8eamtenbeer einft cine
Gefdbr biloste, lit biefs 8sfiir6tung
sbenfdlls aufge6o6sn. Der abiolutisz
mus itiiBt ii1 auf Soloatsn unb Be-
ante, aber ss III duF Dem aan3en Gre
benrunb teine abfolutiftiT6e Recieruna
mehr porhanoen. 9as Bolt berrfdt
iebt iiber 4lles, uber bas Gbsrhdapt
oes Stddtes unb ii6er bic Gradne Der
aegisruna eiufdlieBlih Sserssma6t
unb 8eamte. Selbit In RuBlanb BAT
Der Gar, tros isiner Militdrmdht, BEN
8olfe cine tonititutionene Regierung
siurdumsn miiiIen, 10 bab aud Ser Gar
in ni6t unsrbeblt6em maSs untsr Der
Serrffaft pes 9oItes ftebt.
2lm leidtefrsn 1ber idbt fi6 Der Sin.
fparp Der 0ernofrdter nit benz 6ins
pets ouf 8eutf4lanD begssnsn. Dort
befteht oie itdrffte 8eomtenberrfhdft in
Der Welt, aber Niemanb toiro be6dupz
ten tonuen. bag Der beutihe aaifer
refp. Der a6nig BON greuben bic Be-
anrten mad feinem geIie6en su ton@
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