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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
SENATE ASKS COMMITTEE
TO DRAFT PRIMARY BILL
Purpose in Move, Agreed After Debate Upon Nicholson B
is TO Frame Measure Which Will Meet Objections
Developed in the Discussion.

the right of suffrage, by complicatine
the primary rules. The senator said
that he did not think there had beer
any great amount of fraud in the
State.
Senator Mars went on record as op-
osed to the bill.
Il don't see any necessity for a
bill of this kind" he said.
The bill, according to the senator
from Abbeville, would have the eff
feet of cutting out many a good man
from voting.
Senator Young said, by way of re-
ply to Senator'S Sharpe and Mars,
that the constitution of the State did
not allow every Tom, Dick and Harry
70 vote regardless of qualification
hat the constitution did not allow
every man to vote for bond issues.
Senator Young said that he was op-
posed to the Nicholson bill, however.
He said that the bill was too weak
and shot in the dark. In his opin-
on the general election laws should
be made to apply to the primary
elections; and he offered an amend
ment to provide for this.
I'VE are afraid to get up and state
harehanded and nakedly what we
honestly believe to be for the best IN
terests of the State" cried Senator
4oung, "and so long as we indulge
that cowardice, so long will these
6nditions prevail in the State"
Senator Stuckley said that he was
opposed to changing the primary by
s,nacting any more laws.
Senator Christensen said that last
year and this there had been a sus-
Epicion that there was a sinister mo-
Tive behind the Nicholson bill. He
said that the suspicion was absolute
ay unfounded. He said that no effort
was being made to restrict the pri-
aasry, but .A efort sses beng. made
@ &ls e afexuard it against irrsg-
'ulaMties.
Senator Mauldin said that he could
not see wherein the provisions of the
opposed bill would meet conditions.
Would it meet the conditions any bet
ter than the existing laws, he wanted
20 know. He said that he was op-
nosed to the amendment of Senator
Young. The senator from Pickens
said that he would vote for the Mich
olson bill if he thought that it would
:complish it's purpose. He said that
he would be inclined to vote for the
bill if the people demanded it. He
said that there had been no actual
proof of fraud presented to the SEN
ate.
Senator Christensen asked Senator
Mauldin to develop an argument the
latter made about the bills working
against certain classes. Senator
Mauldin said that the people in the
rural districts would not have time to
become acquainted with the. require
Continued on page 4)
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
At Grace Methodist Church.

The Ladies Missionary Society of
Grace Methodist church was address,
ed Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. R.
E. Stackheuse, Of Spartanburg. The
societies of the other denominatioGs
were invited to hear Mrs. Stackhouse
and good crowd assembled at the
church. Mrs. Stackhouse is a very
interesting speaker and handled her
subject well.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
thursdays State)

| \Ahoio oddy o(dOcI
A storm of protest against the
Nicholson primary law bill that broke
over the senate yesterday morning
had the effect of clearing the atmos-
phere wonderfully, so that there now
seems to be an excellent chance of
the senator's getting their heads to-
gether, to eliminate their differences,
to draft a substitute measure, which
will safeguard the system of nomi-
mating candidates for public office,
and to pass the measure at this ses-
sion. And this, after all, is what
Senator Nicholson, according to his
own statements, wishes to have done.
Following a prolonged debate on
the bill, Senator Crouch, Senator
Nicholson consenting, moved that the
ntire matter be referred to a special
committee, consisting of Senator'S
Nicholson, McLaurin, Sullivan
Sharpe and Clifton, to draft sub
stitute measure along simple and
clear lines, which would prevent such
evils as the padding of club rolls, re-
peating, the voting of dead persons,
and the abuses that attach to repre-
sentation, and to report back to the
senate at the earliest possible mo-
ment. The motion was carried with
out opposition.
Senator Nicholson said that he be-
lieved that the whole question had
now resolved itself into matter Of
eliminating those provisions of his
bill upon which the senators could not
agree.
Senators Clifton and Crouch said
that is was quite evident from the
discussion that an agreement could
be reached. 95
"No man need fear voting for pub
licity, honesty and legality in the pri-
mary" said Senator Clifton. lr)
The senator from Sumter rid t]st
q pr5vsntiva bill vEas wassked: III,
that would prevent an opportunity to
commit fraud. He said that the pres
ent primary rules were inconsistent
and contradictory. He said that his
idea would be to reenact the pri-
mary rules of the Democratic party
so as to allow every citizen, not sim
ply every registered voter, to enroll
in the club in his respective town
ship; to require the filing of the club
roll with the clerk of court 80 days
before the election; to have represen-
tation in the convention based on the
club roll for the previous elections;
to allow a citizen to enroll in one club
only; and so forth. The main thing,
he said, was the question of enroll
ment.
Senator Sharpe opened the debate
by moving to strike out the enacting
words of the bill, to get it, as he said,
squarely before the senate. The SEN
ator from Lexington opposed the bill
on the ground that it would deprive
numbers of voters of the exercise of
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Will Speak on Live Stock Question.

Will Speak on Live Stock Question.
DR.. S. S. Linder will deliver before
the South Carolina Live Stock asso-
citation which meets in Columbia Feb.
a, and 6. The subject of DR.. Lin
der's address is: "The County Live
Stock Association" giving especial
attention to the development made in
Union county for better live stock
and more live stock. The Times has
requested this paper for publication,
nd will give it in full, as it is an ex-
haustive and stimulating presenta-
ton of the subject. DR.. Linder is the
owner of the Alameda Farms, and
has one of the best equipped dairy
farms in the State.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Notice of Services.

There will be preaching at Philippi
and Mt. Joy next Sunday morning
and afternoon by the new pastor,
Rev. j. M. Culberson. The service
at Mt. Joy will be held at IL o'clock
and at Philippi at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon. You are invited to attend
both services.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Box Supper at Cedar Hill.

There will be box supper given
at Cedar Hill school house on Febru-
ary 6, and everybody is cordially in
vited to attend. The proceeds will be
devoted to the school library.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Box Supper at Lower Fair Forest.

There will be a box supper given
at Lower Fair Forest school house
on Friday evening, February 6, for
the benefit of the school, You are
cordially invited to attend. Bring a
box and have a good time.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
THE HUNTING LICENSE
MEASURE HAS PASSED
The Zeigler Bill is Debated and an
Amendment Made-WaS a Special
Order-Amendment Provides One
May Hunt Without License on His
Own Land.
(ThursdaY's STATED

The house yesterday took up as a
special order the Zeigler bill provid-
ing for raising revenue to protect
birds, game and fish, by issuing Ii
censes to those who hunt wild game
with a gun and passed it to third
reading. The license for residents
under the bill will be S1.1O annually
and for non-residents $5.25 annually.
The issuing of the licenses and the
disbursing of the fund are placed in
the hands of the chief game warden.
The bill was passed to third reading.
Mr. Ziegler urged the passage of
the bill. He said that the birds should
be protected, as they would eat the
boil weevil when it got to South Car
olina
Amendments.
The house refused to strike out the
enacting words of the Zeigler bill.
The bill was amended to allow cit
izens to hunt on their own land with
out license.
The bill was amended to provide
for the appointment of assistant
game wardens on the recommends
ton of the legislative delegations
from the various counties.
The bill was also amended to pro-
vide for giving the unused portion of
the license fee to the school fund in
the various counties.
The house ordered the bill to third
reading.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Baraca Class Hold Annual BANQUET.

baraca CIass Hold Annual Banquet.
The Baraca class of the First Bap-
tist church held their annual meeting
last Thursday evening. Besides sew
enty members of the class there were
seventy invited guests. Besides a de-
lightful feast of good things to eat
there was a most interesting pro-
gram of speeches and music. This
classes doing great work. 1t is
educating two students besides doing
q great amount Of good work at
,ome.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Preaching at Bethesda

AT conference of the Bethesda
Baptist church last Sunday morning
the Rev. d. c. Wylie was called to
Ferve the church for the year 1914
The services will be held every fourth
Sunday.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Mr.. Lipscomb Returns to Hospital.

Mr.. w. Sam Lipscomb passed
through Union Monday afternoon on
his way to Chester to the Magdalene
hospital. Mr.. Lipscomb was in
the Magdalene hospital several weeks
igo and returned to his home at AS
"ry, but he did not improve as rap
idly as the physicians wish, so it
was deemed advisable to return to
the hospital for treatment.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30

- The missionary society Of the
Methodist church met with Mrs. Ev-
elina Rice for the literary meeting on
last Wednesday afternoon. An inter-
sting program was given and re-
freshments were served.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
Court Convenes Monday.

SouII VIII convent mere Monday,
February 2, Judge S. w. G. Shipp
presiding. The first two weeks will
taken up with civil cases. The
third week will be devoted to GRIM
lnal cases. The first two weeks
jury list is as follows:
First Week Jury.
j. M. Whitehead, Buffalo.
T. E. Bailey, Union school district.
o. A. Sullivan, Union school district.
James Moore, Union school district.
w. F. Gillian, Union school district.
Ben Carter, Lockhart.
ON Brown, Lockhart.
Robert L. Young, Union.
j. B. jolly, Union school district.
w. j. Sarratt, Union school district.
;. l.. Gault, Jonesville.
Foster Bentley, Union school district.
r. G. Haney, Pinckney.
S. c. Gregory, Santuck.
6. c. Vanderford, Pinckney.
E. c. Howe, Union school district.
2. r. Ashford, Union school district.
Dallas Meadows, Lockhart.
w. c. Nance, Fish Dam.
D. M. Black, Jonesville.
= W. Timmnns, Union, school district.
C. r. Ramsey, Union school district. :
T. A. Bailey, Cross Keys.
A. A. West, Bogansville.
w. T. Carter, Santuck.
j. T. Carter, Union school district.
I'd. Harris, Pinckney.
VIM. Shirley, Union school district.
S. X. Humphries, Union school disct.
S. S. Gallman, Jonesville.
c. H. Kicker, Lockhart.
F. B. Scott, Union school district.
M. o. Belue, Union.
B. H. Betenbaugh, Buffalo.
j. L. Mckinney, Jonesville.
P. H. Jeter, Fish Dam.
Jurors for Second Week.
w. H. Burris, Union school district.
R. E. Palmer, Union.
w. B. Little, Pinckney.
J. c. Lowe, Union school district.
7. l.. Poole, Union school district.
r. M. Bishop, Cross Keys.
R. l.. Kelly, Jonesville.
L. Sims Friday, Santuck.
|. B. Garner, Union school district.
S. r. Page, Jonesville.
7. w. Gilmore, Santuck.
David Austin. Santuck
}. II. Leonhardt, Union school disct.
Andy Y. Jones, Cross Keys.
J. R. Parks, Lockhart.
]. H. Riley, Bogansville.
Con Allen, Union school district.
f. ID. Humphries, Union school disct.
Will Farmer Lockhart.
J. ID. Brown, Jonesville.
II. B. Humphries, Union school disct.
S r.. Aycock, Kelton.
Arthur Lawson, Union school district
T. E. Kelly, Union school district.
James Cudd, Pinckney.
Otis Lancaster, Union school distric;.
c. M. Wilburn, Bogansville.
w. S. Bailey, Cross Keys.
Milton jolly, Union school district.
j. M. Conrad, Jonesville.
T. G.. Murphy, Cross Keys.
M. T. Trammel, Pinckney.
r. l.. McNally, Union school district
Robert Barnett, Bogansville.
w. G. West, Bogansville.
Additional Grand Jury for 1914.
j. l.. Lamb, Bogansville.
j. B. Miller, Bogansville.
Walter Lawson, Union school district
John c. Lowe, Union school district.
w. V. Bentley, Pinckney.
C. G.. Ivey, Bogansville.
Watt Page, Jonesville.
j. F. Bishop, Bogansville.
j. D. Fleming, Fish Dam.
]. L. Woodward, Bogansville.
w. B. Fowler, Jonesville.
F. L. Lancaster, Jonesville.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30
West-Ray.

Miss Bessie West and Mr.. Lucius
Ray were married January 18, at the
home of Rev. 1. l.. Wagnon, the Off
ciating minister.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
Sie1e $eilun9en
BON 2un9en 8efcbmerbe

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19
tie Misunderstanding sansltd fret fenben,
nN1pSs' M SWIMMERS. BOX 81 South Bend, Ind, U. S. A.

fieblt auf g0ttlide Mutoritat Fin, uno
sic l1ntertbauen fduloen linn ibren
burgerlid)en @eboriam. IS tit ni@t
1eine rein meni6lide @inridtung, es
lit pielmebr cine g0ttli6e, oie lire ge-
b0rige @pbdre uno @ren5e in ser mo-
tiirli6en Sromung ser Dinge bat nno
in iener @pbare ur6 5u ierem 8me6e
rubt ibre M11torttat auf g0ttli9er
!Sanftion, %einerlet, mie 6ie &egie-
|rungsform bei6affen lit. IS gtbt fet=
ne Modt, sic ni6t bon @oH it," Sic
(aatbolifen pertreten oie Mniidt, bab
sic politiide Ma6t nidt bonn @olte,
Iionoern bon @ott fommt. Die Sc
ieu1doft miro 6ur@ sic Natur 6es
Menid)en beoingt un6 lit notbmenoig
fin ieire 8e6iirfnilie un6 bie @nt=
|midelung nnb SEN @ebrau6 ieiner
6abigteiten; ibre Mutoritat flieBt
bon oem aus, Ser iene Matur ge<
|i6affen bat.
gu ser Sc
g~terten.
8eion6ere &egierungsformen mer=
Sen bel ser @riin611ng elmer Mation
Juno I'M anfang Ser @eidi6te zines
|@olteS 6ur9 Sen @barafter, Sic &C.
|mobnbeiten un6 6ie freie @abl Ser
@olfsmaiie beitimmt, un6 6ieie tam
|uber ii6 einen &0nig, etnen @aifer,
einen Brdit6enten o6er einen a16e=
rem oberiten @eamten feben, un6 aus
|eefetlt6en un6 idmertptegen6en
@riin6en 6arf 6as Soft feline &e=
gierungsform ar6ern. Die &egie=
rl1ng un6 @eiebgebmngsgetpalt itebt
iiber 6em @olfe. @ie fommt bon
|@ott fir sic gan8e &orperidoft bon
|9euten, sic beriammelt iinb, INN
@eiete on5nnebmen, o6er fir 6te
@ertreter, 6ie ertpablt mn6 be- timmt
.iino, I'M Mamen oes. gar15en @olfeS
un6 fiir 6oa olgemetne @obl 81
ban6eln.
Die fatboIif9e 2ebre 8 IL
iammengefaBt.
Die 2ebren Ser fatbolii6en Stride
iiber birgerlide Mutorttdt nn6 bir=
gerli6en @ebori Jam fonnerr mie folgt
5uiammengefaBt tper6en: 1. SSSn ie<
Ser biirgerltden @efeIi9aft m1tB es
eine &egierungsgemalt geben nn6 6e=
rem Mntoritdt fommt bon @ott. 2.
Sen gerebten @efeben Ser biirgerli=
den '@ef eni6aft m1B Solge geleiftet
meroen, ni6t MIR aus Sur@t, fon6eyn
als @emiiienia6e; 6em 6as @efeb lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

cine @erorbnl1ng bon @ott, ur6 bie>
ienigen, tpel6e ltd ibm pt6erieben,
5ieben allf iib bte gerbamm1ng ber-
ab. 8. Die Sorrs menfdIi9er &e.
gierl1ng baiiert auf menidliden &e6-
TEN n11o arf Ser 8uittmmlng ,bes
8olteS; aber merm Elm Mal Die &e<
gicrungsform .eingeridtet lit uno
sic &errider gepdblt lino, erbolten
iic ibre Ma1toritdt bon @ott, nro es
oarf ibnen Ser @eboriom nidt per<
meigert, ibnen fem @ioeritmo &C.
leiitet nod oiirfen ite abgeiett mer-
Sen, es iei oern, oab 6ieie &errid)er
ooer &egieruugen bent gatl5en @olfe
nidt mebr oiene1t, nnb oeilen @obl<
fabr 1ridt mebr iider iteGen. 4.
8ipils@errider un6 8eamte miiiien
gere6t regieren un6 lire @eiebe
our6gefiibrt meroen nidt sur 6oroe<
ru,rg bon @ripat- Sntereiien nod gum
8elten elmer p%ripilegierten &laiie, 1on=
oern fir oas genteine @obl. hinge
redtigfeit lit fem @eleh ionoern ein
@er6reben ser Mutoritait, un6 sic TIT
tertbonen iino im @epiiien ni9t per-
.pfli@tet, Ser 3ipilgemalt gu geborden,
metn oeren 8efeble bem 0ffentliden
@oble >mioeritreiten ober >penn bie
@eleBgeber 6ie @ren5e ibrer Spbare,
ibrer @edte uno @ollmadten iiber=
I6reiten. @eiete11 barf @ioeritano
gelei1tet mer6en, penn iie Sen 3med
Ser 8ipil- @egierung anf 6enRopf itel-
len, nn6 oieier 3med lit Dos 2eben,
sic 6reibeit unb Die 3ufrie0enbeit
bes @olfes. Sen &atbolifen miro
iibrigens gelebrt, ielbit ungere@ten
un6 %oriiden6en @efeben gu gebor-
6en, 10 lange 6ieie ii@t 6ireft nit
Bent gottliden @eiet in @ioeripru6.
iteben, tpenn ser offentlide 6rieoe,
sic @ermteioung bon Megermiiien, 6ie
@i@erbeit bes @in5elnen un6 Slug
beitSgriin6e @eoul6 ratbiam eri@ei=
men lalIen un6 gepalttbatigen @toer=
ltan6 berbieten. &epolution lit MIR
Itattboft, penm ale geiebliden Mittel,
Mbbufe at idaffen, eri@0pft fino,
me1m sic EDrannet l11rertragli6 lit;
menn 6ie mnteroriidung Sen 3med
ser 3ipil<& egier11ng berfeblt; ober
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-19

q1ab Damn ma1b iie Die 8ritimmung
6eS 8oltes baben' nnb bon Der offeuh=
liden Mutorit4t, Die inn Ma1nerr bes
Bottles banbelt, geleitet un6 in
S1ranten gebalterl perben.
8ibiI Nntoritat beiIig.
Die tatboliide Stride ebrt Sen 81
pilberrider; iie ma6t feline @erion
nno fem Mmt beiltg mn6' pragt ben
l1mertbanen 6ie 8fli6t Elm, Ser Ob=
rigteit gu geborfamen uno file gu
a6ten, meil ser Serri6er Ser Steu=
bertreter @ottes in Ser natiirli6en
nllo biirgerliden Or6nr1ng Ser 0in=
&c lit. Wtit 6em IT, 8aul11s erfldrt
iie:: uSSeoe Seele iou untertban fem
u116 6er b6beren Madten; 6enn es
gibt feline @etpalt, allBer tie fommt
BON @ott, nno Die Madtbaber ltnb
BON @ott eingeiebt. Daber mioer=
lteM Sener, 'melder Ser @etpalt mt
oeritebt, Der Mnor6nl1ng @ottes, mno
S me, Die Mioeritan6 leiiten, rufen
al1f iib Die @er6ammniB berab. 49,.
Gaber lei6 untertban aus Notbtpen-
!6igfeit ni9t n11r 6es 8ornes fon6ern
au6 6es @etptiiens tpegen." &apit
SEQ XIII lebrt in ieiner @ncpflifa
nj mum Genus. (&om XIII.
= 1, 2 un6 81: uDu 6ie @enfden
na6 6em @inen @ottes fir burger
lide @ereinigung uno @eieQi6aft &C.
boren itn6, unb % baS &e6t al regie b,
rem Elm 70 notbtpenoiges 8on6 ser
'@eieli6aft it, 6aB 6ie @eieqidaft,
|iobal6 es tpeggenommen miro, iofort
aus einomber geben ma1b, 10 folgt,
oaB nur bon 6emientgen, mel6er ser
urbeber Ser @eieui6aft tit, an(ein
AUDI Die &utorttdt gu regieren font
men fann, 10 6aB 6erienige, tpelder
regiert, Der Steqbertreter @ottes lit.
'@eI es 6aber Ger 3mef nn6 6as @e=
fen ser menf6li6en @eielfdoft 10
perlangt, lit es ebenio redt, 6en ge=
rebten 8efeblen Ser geieBli6en d.
rigfeit 81 gebor6en, mie es re6t lit,
@ott 51 gebor9en, Ser Mmes regiert;
un6 es iit in bo@item @raoe untpabr,
.6aB oas @olf es in feiner Madt bat,
SEN @eborim gu bertpeigern, nar1t
nn6 70 oft es linn beliebt." 8abre1ro
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Die Stride ben l1ntertbanen Der. &C.
boriam befieblt, iagt ite gu Dem Serr=
|ider: u@eredtigteit, obne tpelde feline
@eieai9aft lnnge belteben fam, ioQit
ou gegen Mue utpentuegt malten lai-
fen. @itttpen, @aiien, 6ie Mrmen uno
56ma9en iouft 6u bertbei6igen gegen
ale unter6riidung. Mo6 6einer
@iir6e iouit ou 6ib grraotg, mil6e
uno freun0li@ ee9en she 5eigen, Die
fi6 Sir 1rabern. l1n6 DIT folit bid
10 auffibren, baB gu befannt mirit
als et1 &errider ni@t INN beines eige=
nen @ortbei1s, ionbern I'M 6esieni<
gen oe5 gar8en @olfes miqen un6
oen 2obn fir 6eine guten Gbaten
ni6t ouf @r6en, ion6ern I'M &immel
ertparten." (&r0n1ng zines &0nigs).
|@ott un6 Matnr for6ern
8atriotismu3.
@us 6em @eiagten miro es Flor,
oaB sic Mutoritat 6es @tootes ni9t
bon Meniden gei6affen tpor6en,
uno Matioren berniinftiger @eiie
ni9t. gottlos fem un6 Die Serrid,er
lire @ef9afte ni6t leiten 6iirfen,
mie tpent es feinen @ott gdbe, un6
sic Mutoritat, @efebe at maden 1tr6
5u regieren, MIR cine bom @ol6e
i%ibertragene @etpalt mare. Die biir-
gerlide @eielidaft fann nidt tire
eigene, BON elmer boberen Ma@t I'M.
abbangtge Mutoritdt fdaffen; 6enn
.iene @1ttoritat ift in iib felbif g0tt=
lt9 @S lit 6aber eben 10 febr cine
.poiitipe religi0ie @fIidt, ols Elm mo-
tirlides @eieh, baB ieoes 0fitglieo
eines @emetntpeienS ietn 9onb Itebt
un6 6eiien @eieben @eboriom lei1tet,
allies 80ie berbin6ert un6 ales Cute
tbat, 1tno, menn 6ie @otbmenoigteit
es erbeti6en ionte, feiret &omfort,
iein @igentbrm un6 iogar iein 2eben
6arangtbt, UNI Dos Soft, gu 6em er
geb0rt, gu f@iben un6 5u pertbeioi<
gen. @atriotismus lit fir BEN tpab=
rem fatbolii6en 8iirger Der @eretnig-
ten Staten feline eitIe Sentimentali=
TIT. Sir i'm lit Mngeborigfeit glei@-
be6e11terb NUT Srere gegen Die &C.
iete, ebrlider 8e5ablnng bon stelt~
ern; er tptr6 itets feline Gimme ab-
geben fir M6nner rn6 MaBregeln,
mel6e Die 0ffentlide @oblfabrt am
8eiten iibern; miro bereitmt1ig fem,
6as 0ffentli@e @obl germ, freroig
un6 gepiifenboft Sen Bripotintereiien
ooer Dem &ortet=@ or11rtbeiI in alien