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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06
Golden Weddings.

ssB1t. papa. things have cnanseo
siace you were young.
"Yes. they have. Folks used to wait
fifty years for golden wedding. but
now they demand it at the start
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06
Decide Yourself
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed BY

NAdiluiNS ASS%ihSAy
Don't take our word for it.
Dou't deyend on Strangers state.
ment.
Raa:! Mauning endorsement.
Read the sta'emeu,s OF Manning cIli'
zeus.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case OF it:
Mrs. Il. P. Jenkinson, Church ST.,
Manning, S. c.. saws: II gladly reco,
,nmend Doan's Ki6ney Pills, FOR know
from personal experience they ase q
remedy Of merit. ! was annoyed b5
kidney complaintand had pains through
the small of my back. Do&n'S Kidney
Pills helped me wonderfully, not OIL,
relieving the misery in my back bu,
repsthening my kidneys. You ma!
use MY testimonial a. any time"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5(
cents. Foster. Slilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06
Corrected His Vsracitv.

Janes-Papa. ein't got no strap
Father-John. correct your brother.
John Qeaning over and peering into
James plate)-yes you is.-Harper's
Weekly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06
Well Tested.

Anxious Father-And could you sup
port my daughter? Suitor-1 have two
strong arms. Anxious Father-But can
they support her? Suitor-They often
have, sir.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06
Her Mild Wish.

Papa" said four-year-old Grace one
evening, mamma whipped me today.
] wish you hadn't married such strict
woman
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06
Friendship

Friendship.
Friendship tat flows from the heart
cannot be frozen By adversely, as the
water that flows from the spring can
not CONCEAL IN winter.-Cowper.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-03-06

There cannot be any goodness unless
1t is practical goolness-Mered1th.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

OF the world as 10 get beyond the
reach OF his mothers love.
This mother love. transcendinS IN
It's steadfastness ali other finite love,
Is we'll worthy of more consideration
and reverence than We are wont TO ac'
cord il. We are wont TO take This
great love as a matter OF course. IKE
sunrise or the qnenching ram, as
something too common and matttr-of-
fact 10 be worthy of note or celeDra'
ion. II is worthy of greater honor
han We have given Il thus far.
It's time we were thinking oil the
wonder OF this love, It's the nearest
approach 70 the divine that IL Nonch-
safed us In this wOrld-it's tire We
We're waking TO It's profound signlh-
canoe. For Il is. indeed, profoundly
significant.
For truly this is the love that keeps
the world in order. There is klnu
OF love that is supposed TO make the
world go around" That sayln2 Is
true. In a sense. for that love IS
sort OF centrifugal force. IL Is the
mother love that supplies the force
10 balance the other and keep THIS
whirllng world from hying TO flinders
Sunday was Mothers Day. IL
has been set apart as day sacred
70 the celebration of this great love.
We hope that you devoted a httie
of that day to thinking about TINS
great love and its bearing upon your
self
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
The Greatest Love

Who can deny that at least one
person loved Judas Iscariot?
That arbitrator, whom all men to-
day hold in execration, has at the
least one friend who never forsook
him, who never spoke iii of him or
even thought i'll of him, who loved
him tenderly and intellectually al
ways.
This one person was the mother OF
lscariot.
And so IL may we'll be said truly OF
Nero, of Caligula, of the duke of AL.
va, OF Phillip III, of Jack the Ripper
even-that each OF these monsters
whose names are now anathema
among men, had at least one friend
whose love followed him even In the
face Of the hatred of all the rest o.
the world.
For the most vicious and inhuman
pervert who ever wore human guise
was born Of woman and sucked at
woman's breast-was bought at the
price OF pangs such as no man can
know and nursed with a proud JOY
such as only mother can feel. BE
sure that neither Iscariot nor Calig
ula ever drifted so far from the keart
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
ISMAY CHEERED.

Ismay was cheered by big crowd
when he landed at Liverpool Ii may
be suspected that any man who join
ed in the applause would be puzzled
TO tell just what he was cheering Is
may Tor. Was IL for the share lsmay
had, as managing director. in letting
the Titanic go on her voyage with
insufficient lifeboats? Was II because
the snip took route so far north
that danger was certain? Was IL be-
cause she drove at railroad speed,
through an ocean haunted with ice
bergs?
Was lsmay cheered because he in
terfered with the crew who were low
ering one of the boats, until ne was
ordered away by the officer in charge?
Was he cheered because he saved
himself, while nearly 1900 men, and
not a few women, We're drowning?
Was he cheered for the wireless jug
glery which for days after the catas-
trophe, Kept millions of people IL an
awful state Of suspense? Was he
cheered for shutting himself in his
room on the Carpathia. and putting
sign, Don't Knock" on the door
w dS nt ShGCICu lOI tue ilt AOOlAs
that he should present a well-groom-
ed appearance as soon as he got
ashore? What was Ismay cheered for?
That Liverpool crowd, or any other
crowd which cheers this coward and
egotist, ought 10 know that by cheer
ing Ismay it discounts the value OF
ANY applause the English may give 10
, some man worth cheering. We pre-
sumo II Lord Kitchener, or Lord Rob
erts, were TO go TO Liverpool on a
public occasion, these distinguished
| soldiers would be cheered. But would
| Kitchener, or Roberts care TO be
cheered by men who had cheereG Is
may? Would the Duke OF Yelling
ton, If he were alive. set much value
on applapses that was preceded by
applause for 1smay? Would Lord Mel
son, il he were. living and had walked
up the gang plank at Liverpool along
with Ismay-would Nelson have oeen
pleased at cheering for himself and
lsmay, share and share alike?-Buf-
falo Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
Spain's King as a Boy

King Alfonso was self-willed
youngster. and even as mere child
he never allowed any one to forget
his rank. Just after he had reached
his eighth year he wandered proudly
through the corridors of the palace or
Madrid. having given his goyerness
the slip" A courtier who caught
sight OF him called, Baby, come here
the boy. monarch marched up TO the
courtier and looking him up and down
with mingled infantile pity and scorn,
riped out in a dignifed tone, Senior
I'm baby only TO mother: to you | am
the KING"
On another occasion young Alfonso
was found by an eQuerry climbing up
stairs on his hands and knees Inc
eonerry Informed the lad that there
was a guard of honor at the top, ana
lif he (Alfonsol continued his clmolhs
! that gentleman would be astonisheu
and Mortified Cant help that, salu
Alfonso. I'm the king of this coun-
try. and If the guard doesn't like X.
well-the king dismisses the guard.
And the next moment the royal boy
turned right round and began TO pro
gress backwards up the stairs IKE a
crab
! Once a soldier found Alfonso play
ing in a mud puddle in the palace
rard. Sire, kings don't play Win
mud" said the man in uniform Come
out OF that puddle, or | shall have TO
pull you out :.
This king plays with anything he
likes" was the reply. "and you darent
touch me because people not OF noble
, birth are forbidden TO lay even fin
ger on his majesty the king OF Spain"
National Magazine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

creative energy that built the Astor
fortune has become atrophied,
For THIS young man to make a sue
cess of life he will require all the eN-
traordinary character of his great an
cestor. less $100. 100000. For $780,
100000 is the amount OF his handicap.
And the atrophy that is i'll him from
five generations who have stood
still" can never overcome IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16


with it as did that giant century
and a quarter ago with his, and
wfest from Il a force TO make his
own character stand forth Triumphant?
or will he be crushed under his hum
dred millions. which he did not earn?
The first John Jacob Astor was, by
worldly standards. great man. From
pddaling a string OF sausages he be.
: ca,ne the greatest landlord in Man
haitian. From three flutes and $27
hd built the greatest fortune then in
A&erica. From -illiteracy--o of a
pdIsant's boy on the edge of the
Bl1kk Forest he acquired, by his own
uitltored and unremitting effort, a
mittery of four languages. From the
roilstabout associations of beater OF
hides In the back alleys of New York
he rose in the social scale until Wash
ington Irving and Fitz Green Haileck,
Henry Clay and Aaron Burr were his
intimates.
This Astor possessed creative i'm
agination and executive skill : HE
was the first man to foresee trans
continental transportation system He
commanded feet of vessels such as
was possessed by no other man OF
his. time. He made the government
loan him 100000 without interest
ard without security. He was the
shrewdest real estate manipulation who
has ever lived. His deals We're made
for all time and yet they made him
fabulously wealthy in his own life.
And for what did this superman ex
pdnd his rare and precious life upor
fhIt curious sphere OF ours?
For one sole object-that he migh
project into the dim future q dynasty
Of Aston blood which should perpetu
ate this dollar empire. That was-the
ruling passion. the concentrated eTforl
of this strangely gifted individual
he not only bnilt, bis. mammoth Tor
tune. but he so hedged 1t about with
legal restrictions that, In defiance o.
our American laws. which forbid the
indefinite entailing of estates, il has
been handed down from father to SON
even unto the fifth generation prac'
tically intact In this sly and SIMS
ter way he took advantage or the
democracy which had given him
chance he never would nave had over
there on the squalid edge OF the
Black Forest.
In the problem of the mastery OF
dollars II was a superb accomplish
meat. But in the problem OF the max
ina|ofla man, what has II done?
William Vincent Aston Is fresh
man ia Harvard. He has already an
nounced that he will not again at
tend school. Thus he has frustrated
one OF his great forbear's pet desires
that each of his male descendants
should have a college education.
The first John Jacob Astor knew
the number of square feet In every
plot of ground he owned, the terms
OF its lease and the condition OF III
improvements. William vincent Asto
has "a clerks who pay him over hi
income and any one OF those clerk
knows more about the estate than h
does. Except for his mother, he cal
meyer be sure that any human beini
approaches him with any thought ex
cept one influenced by money.
The force that was dynamic nv
generations ago is today static. TIL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
Name Manufacturers.

Al dinner in New York, William
Ray Gardiner. the advertising expert,
scored neatly OF sn advertising fad
that has of late been rather over
done.
A young couple he began had
been blessed with the advent of lit
tie son and the wife, at dinner one
evening, said
what shall we name our darling,
JIM
Jim wrinkled his brow and re-
Piled:
well, | submit Childa, Firstbor-
MO. Theboi. Allours, Sunne, Ourown,
Ourownson-'
But at this point his wife shut
him up. He could, of course, have
kept on indefinitely. You see he was
one of those advertisement writers
who invent new names for breakfast
foods. timed soups and patent medi-
cines."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

was 20 then; 90
years later he died
worth $40. 900.
In 1912, the great
grandson OF this
butchers boy woke
in New York only
a fe wmornings ago
TO find himself the
master OF a nun
dred millions. He
also Is but 20.
What will Viii
liam Vincent AS
tor, great-grand-
son OF John Jacob
Astor, the irst. /"
do with his oppor-
tupity?
NI-ill h. nrnnrla
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

Short: II, you'll take this box to
41144 MIST I'll give you two cents.
Boy: Hi, fellers, come here and see
de copper king.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

Women lean toward mystery. but
men lean toward mastery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

In 1888, the son OF desperately
poor German butcher landed in New
York with three flutes and $27, He
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
ISI0R MILLIONS GROW
STEADILY BUT ASTOR
BRAINS HAVE ATROPHltD
Vincent Aston Will Be Smoth-
cred BY His Enormous Inheri-
lance, Says Richard Barry
HEIR is HANDICAPPED
How "Old Sausage PeddIer'
Passed Down His Gold But
Couldn't Leave His Brain
HEIR is HANDICAPPED
BY RICHARD BARRY.

Author Of "The Fortunes Of the AS
tors Etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

unb beshalb tp.sen Wongels an s5us
risoiitiou dbgspisfen lperDtn muB.
zine 6inridtuus
per6sn 9.rfihsrungss
poiietnnngiltig.
Cine onbsre pittige GntF6eioung
bes Gbsrbuno.sgerihts gsht bahin.
bab burd bic Sinrihtuns sinss Wcr=
BREEDERS feline atbensptrfiheruness
policen ungiltig perben.
9isIe gntTteibung ipurDe In Dem
Sale Der ainbsr Don Games @. Mes
Cue obeessben, bss WupOrs BON gbar.
lcttespilie, ga, Ger spegen Der grmors
cung feiner Jrau i'm Sabre 1905 biu4
.gerihtei lpuroe. Wegue mar BEL Der
Qorthtpeitern Mutunl aifs Sni. 60.
BON Wiscpniin fir $4,000 periinsrt.
Dos Der. Ct. Qreis sNppelIntionss
'aeriht fir ben pierten Oerintsbe3iri
bate entfhieoen, bob. hn bic polife In
WiscDniin ausesiient fporben mar nnh
.unter ben 0eisbtn BON Wistonfin nidbt
burh bie 5inrihtung onnnlirt ipofbsn
lei. bieUerfiderunssf ssfnmme dusbejdbIt
iDrbtH miife. Das Dberbunbesseri@t
entf9ieb ober, bab, bo bic WoIiee feline
ISeraft srzlsIt. biz bie prdmie bsaaali
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Ten stne ber3li6ere 2tufnabme sefunz
ben, ais Tie es, i'm Sinblid auf bic fri.
beren 8s3iebungen erparten tonnte.
Spgor Sante 2nbia ipu ibr nit ges
fpinnenber 5reunbIihtsit entsegenges
tomrnen, unb penn es Glia mitunter
aud iheinen lpollte, als oh In bieier
JrsunDIi6teit etlpus 9e3punsenes unb
Grtiinitsltes tiege. 10 ging lie bariiber
leiht hinpg, in ibren iesigen Der
bGltnifen muBte ite ia nit 4aem 5n=
frieben unb fir jebes Wort Der Ihells
nahme oantbur iein.
Sntel 9pttfriso ltub bic beiDen Bet
tern boten 2llIss auf. iie bieie briidens
ben 0erbdltnifIe pereeHen au lafien, Fix
gu erbeitern unb ibr bas 9afetu nod
jeoer Seite bin angene5m 3u MAIDEN,
ober bic triiben Wolfen I9tpanoen bod
nur fir turss Iugenblide BON Der
Gtirne bss ih0nen WGohens.
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mer niht gefunben, trOsDe1n bic ousz
gebotene bobe 8elobnung 8iele 81
rnitlDfen Ha6forlhungen anIpornts.
gu Der ungepibheit iiber Das Ge.
fhif bes 0aters geielte ii9 nun audi
nod Die 8erbaffung 8ernbaros, Die
fpie sIn 8lib ous tpoItsnlofsr 5obs bas
abnungsloie Wdbhen traf.
gle tonnte unb poIlte an bic Sdulo
bes 8erbaFteten niht glquben, 10 oiele
8epeiie aud gsgsn i'm 5sussn modtsn,
uno istbit ais Wolfgang ibr in Ieiner
rubigen unb enti6iepenen Weife sr=
fldrte, sr babe bic poQe ueberseusune
bpn Der S4ulb S'blidum's ssponnen.
fprah ibr Ser3 ihn nod immsr frei.
gDer tann bas Wenf9enber5 init ar
feinen Rdtbieln ergriinoen!
glfa bate ME bdriiber naheeba6t,
tporauf tpobl bas 8ertrauen iih grim
ben r0ge, bas fie Dem 8uhbdIter TIRES
Baters in 10 br,bem Mabe fhentte
iest mar es i6r pl6Bli9 tlar setpor.
ben, baB lie ibn ltebte, unb bieie 2iebs
sebot ibr, fur i'm ein3utrsten uno feline
bebro6te gpre gu Dertbeibisen.
Sic f6Dantte unb 5tpeii.lte feinen
Mugtnblid, Der Wunn, ben iie liebte,
tonnte fein gerbreher isin, unb ipenu
aud 4ae ibn Derurtbeilten, fie rpolIte
an bieiem Glauben feitbalten, unbe=
fiimmert barum, ob lire Qiebe ernie
btrung fanb ober niht.
Wit ibrem 8ruber unb ibren Der
iDonbter tonnte iie nidt bdriiber rebtn,
iie 4[e iporen emp0rt iiber ben unaes
treuen 8uhbalter, uno EN- 0erfuh To-
rerfeitft, ibn 5u Dertheibigen. bate nint
nur btftieen Mioerfpruh bsrDorssrae
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UrxaSsiseHtJnMss 0spoi5eleH.
Gineinnati. 19. J.br.
Jfeue6pp ctbeten.

Ne eue y OF peIeH
John 3. Rentrup an gettman Ctr.
Q. u. g. Co.. $500.
German gaer an bieftibs, $4,000.
Soiepb MorgentboI an sSobn
Ghnrles 5aud, $780,.
9eorge 8. 8oplan an Weiterr &:
Soutbern gife Sniuranee Co.. $500.
Gepis 3. genfe an 3. 6. Wents,
$1,000.
WilIidm y. 0epou an Green Ctr.
80. 2 6. II. q. Co., $4500.
Deter psdel an bic Moors's gonep
Co., $1,000.
Sobn armitrona an Delta aoan u.
Co., $500.
Carrie 5usbts an biefslbs, $270O.
Sianlep WieWlilIan an W. 3. 2n4
rimsr, $50.
4nnie g. meMsetin ON alsranbsr
W. 5arpuot, $l239.
Marn 5ose an Sobn Q. Nssteifsl;
$3.50.
Wm. Brussssmann On Weitsrn
Dsttnon 1onf, $4,000.
Gjto. G. Wliihen an Sophie W.
Mithtl, $500.
sJpbn Gosbep on Ulabiion .. u,
so. 2, $3.50.
Gbds. 8. 90. saissnbOrit an i}rso.
6. WeseboFi. $45OO.
Sobn 8. WeHsl an g,ropibeni g.
~ Il. q. 60. $500.
Deter Gnttlsr an Mabiion .. u.
so. 2, $500.
anfs Ntnb On Qtiptoipn q. Il. g.
u. Co., 1890.
abraham Sdlaht an Germonia 9.
u. go. 3. $500.
GefiIstt 5npDtbtfen.
9. M. Dsfpsr. ir, an g. y. Dids
man, $500.
Grant Sones an Tliami 1olpnfbip
3. u. 6. &C., $3.50.
5nrbeb Grtsl an Gorrpniue .. u.
9. 60. $500.
Aaron Craig an Union Central
Qife Jnfurnnct Co., $2004.
glnbrsip Z. 6einb on 8. 90. 6oms
man, Sbsriff. $1,000.
atpis Wenii q. an 6attis stogs.
5000.
NJ. q. Mtntrup an Bstiman ctr.
6. u. q. g.. $500.
nusult Bulb an prDiDent aonnGo.
$1,000.
Wdrp 1olbe an Grnft Citation e.
Il. .. Co., $500.
NewboIb pierfoH an Dejasgn u.
GoutberR Qift JnI. Co.. $2268.
Mnrg Murpbp an GO. Mininms,
$425.
9Otn .. aaeiIsl an qreDlbsut 8.
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GrploTun.

Dos in elmer Senilrube binitr cem
5ouie pes Gop. Strubel, 9io. 1868
Worelano ape. Observation-Disclosures
sas snt5iinoete ifh ssjtsrH 4beno auf
irgenb eine Weiie uno es erfolgte cine
70 teftiss Grploiion. edB bic 5ol3buoe
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metrere bunbert Dollars. Die 5euers
ipebr fpuroe ouf Der sSahrt nah Der
gronoftdtts ron sfpei lInfdlsn bstrofs
fen. Wdhreno Der ShInuhfuagen Die
ftsils Sopple Strdbe hinauffubr.
Itiirsts eines Der pfsros nafs Der Rcs
Wittn 4ps., riB einen 9rettersaun
nieoer unb fiel in einen hiHter psmiels
ben beftnblihen 0rnben. Bel BEN
unfaa ipuroe gum @liid Memunb osrs
Iest.
Sprissnnasen SO. 43 tollibirt. 3ur
islben 3eit nit elmer Golerain gpe.
Gar, j.bph perlief auf bieier llnfaa
pertdItnibmdBig sinitis.
Sn Der Slide bes 5enrn 5abn. Ro.
1902 5opple Strabs, plnb seltsrn
4benb cine 0assrploiion fioit. ourh
!Delhs bic FeHiter sertriimmert ipurs
ben 5rau Sabr, ipelt,e iit in Der
aiihe befanb, ipuroe gliidliferipeife
niht perleBt. 8ei gtntuHft Der Jsuer'
tpsbr mar bic Gefabr bereiis pen ben
5ausbetppbnern beieitigi tporoen.
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In Der CUTE Rnm<. Gr min erDcrbtn
unb bebuupttt fem. Dtuilih seigt Das
ber quite glamt. pen iidb ipeit iibtr biz
groe bin bic btriibintkn ct. Hernarf
Rrduterpiflkn ernorben bnben. 7an.
fenbe unb 1aufenbs pon Wlenfnsn,
ipeIde an f6tptrest stronibeiien bes
Waogens. Der Qkter unb ber Riertn
Iitter, preiftn bisje trefflihen g}illsn;
benH Dbne oertn 6GIfe ipiirbtn jens
2<ute j9On Engj unter bfm Naftn
Iitstn, llRb idgIi4 mtbrt iid bic Sab
Der Qcbrsben:' beltn biefe pinsn De.
1dupten nu3 boS QIeinpb ibreS gutfn
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gus Ser 9erfaffuuss'

Gonntntion Sbio's.
goiumbus, g., 10. Gsb. Grou
Sterman 6ubborb pon Columbus, bic
grdiioeniin Der Jrauens0 s0sreiniguna
luelhe seaeR bic 0erleibune oes
Siimmrs6is an 1raufR In, bot an
bic 9tlsgoten sur UerfaTungssaon-
pention elm. Grtidrung oes Jnbolts
|ssrihtet. oab 1auienoe bon sgrauen in
allen 5bsilsn bes Gtaatss BON
Stimmreht nidts ipiHsn .ipouisn.
.;sraa.n ffeersn iih Den Rutut Inn
part.iongeb0rigseit,4 meinie gran
oubbarb, -iis fnb ranfiiGiiss; unpsr.
riinftiae Gefh6pfe unb ihrs Stimmen
ipsrben DaSn btitragen. Diejenigen jil
ihIagsn, fpeIde ibnen Dos Stinmrtht
auisiDnnssn.1
Der 8prEter bes Hommitiets fir
syrausnftimmreni, 10. .. aiIpatrid,
Iogte, oob Die propngonba Der Gruu
i5ubboro MIR bic reiden 0titufGoftss
bamen iniereiiire unb bab Grou Dub
barb auh Der Ginfiibrung bts nsuns
isiinbissn 2lrbeitstos.s fiir Jrouen ops
ponirt babe.
Die .goOD MOODs. prOp0fition,
bersufoIge untsr eiHem Gtaatsplan
500, ,0O0, 900 fir ben Ddu BON 2anbs
ftroben ousgeaebtn fperben folItH,
nurbe am Mbenb BON ber RonDtntion
NIT 72 eegen 40 Gtimmen ongenoms
men. Die AngeIeseHhsit mar btinahs
3r<i Mpfen lang bebdttirt ipOrben.
Gine MiHiOnen g 6en@
lung.
Nem .Dort. 10. 1eb. 0rdncis
|Q. Qelonb, aDrdfibent ber Nep Dori
gountp glntionalb0nt. bertiinbete an
Usontoa n ber aobresperfonuniuna
ner DirtliDren beS .UastropoIitGn Mu.
isum Of art., bob & bemidten 1000
|Mmbsils lsinsr Dans lsm Gsi4eal
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