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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12
Good Lights Necessary.

Have you been using the same old
sputtery lamps TO read by. Then it Is
no wonder you are having trouble with
your eyes. 1t pays to have good lights
to work and read by. Better pay out
money for good lamps than for spec
tacles. There are a number of inn
proved makes of kerosene lamps that
give a good, strong. steady light and
also some very brilliant and eeonom-
ical gasoline lights. Some OF these al
most equal the brilliancy Of electric
ity.-Exchange.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12
Table Accessories.

Have some oysters. doctor. They
are very good with a drop of tabasco
sauce"
bat they often transmit typhus."
"A squirt of formaldehyde will fix
that. James, pass the formaldehyde."
Where Men Are Scarce.
do women dress to please the
menu"
Il have heard that question agitated
and must decide In the negative You
must admit that women dress careful
ly for church"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12
ACTIVITIES OF M

Nearly all the work on the Paris newspapers is
now being done by women.
There are over $500 woman stock herders and
raisers in the United States.
In addition to over 1000 postwomen employed
before the war. the British postal department has
added over 1000 nose to act as temporary post
women while the war is in progress.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

the captain of a company is quite apt
to be the banker for his men, saving
them from losses in camp gambling
games.
Passions and excitements move the
dlsky soldier easily, 1t is true. To de-
votion to his officers, nevertheless, he
adds pride in the service, ready excel
lence in the drill and a perfect willing
ness to follow where he is led. To ridi-
Guile, as a reproof, he is most sensitive.
To the power of example he is keenly
susceptible. To hone of his white com
rades is the appeal so effective as to
him to perform for the honor of his
race.-New York World.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

Two Texan inventors have patented
a set of vest buttons containing cleo
trio lights that are supplied with cur
rent by a pocket dry battery.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

Those who have had experience with
him under arms testify that the Amer
lean Negro takes most readily and eff
GENTLY to soldering. And this is testi-
mony which it is interesting to consider
now that 1t is likely that the first Negro
regiment is about to be organized into
the National Guard of the state of New
York.
Happiness and the light heart are
among the general characteristics of
the black soldier. He goes about his
business singing. 1t is related that
during the Spanish war the colored
cavalrymen had hardly dug their
trenches at Santiago before their
Struggled musical instruments were
out and the camp was n medley place
of tunefulness. And there was a white
colonel of the Twenty-ifth who was
wont to boast of the chorus singing
which he had made almost a part Of
the regimental drill.
The same childish simplicity which
i-1pels to this bursting into song leads
to an overwhelming respect for the
men in command. Discipline once in
stituted comes to stay in u Negro regi-
ment. Moreover, the rank and file car-
ries so far its trust in its officers that
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

Clothesllne holders in which the rope
is gripped by %eccentrically mounted
wheels have been invented to do away
with the necessity for props.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

A fuel economy exceeding L. per
cent is claimed for a French device
that heats water before 1t reaches loco
motive boilers with exhaust steam.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

An opening extends through a new
rubber hot water bottle into which a
glass bottle a be inserted to keep
the contents of the latter warm.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

Speaking of gun-shy dogs, it is not
well to judge them too hastily. Some
times 1t is the wonder of the gunner's
uniform that makes the kloodle yelp-
fully beat 1t.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

Government scientists in the Philip
pines are investigating the sOap-mak-
ing possibilities Of a new O~il-bearing
u that has been discovered.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

What has become of the old-fash-
Toned woman who used to open a can
of peaches when she had company at
tea?
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

Oscar De Priest, the Negro alder
man, has introduced an ordinance in
the city council seemingly designed 10
protect Negroes in their civil rights.
They are already protected by law
which everyone knows is not strictly
enforced or enforceable and will not
be in this generation.
Nothing is expected to come of the
De Priest ordinance, which would com
pei the mayor to revoke license where
ever proof was offered of an attempt
to deny the civil rights of a Negro.
Nothing will come of it, but it indi-
Gates that politics is trying to do
harm.
What politics is doing is to organize
and keep agitated an issue which can
find its solution only by not being or
ganized and agitated.
That is why, if white and black in
this city have p~rejudices aroused, the
responsibility will be on politics. II
by arousing prejudices difficulties arts
ing out of prejudice could be removed
lIlGn there Nbulu bt Nv OblNNNANh ~
the method. but we do not feed a
| thing of that sort to kill it.
In fact, the modus operandi in Chi
cago is as nearly perfect as human ma
ture will permit it to be. 1t is a tic-
ton that a Negro has full civil, mean
ing full social, rights in any Ameri-
can community. If the law protected
| Negroes completely and if they insist,
ed upon exercising all privileges the,
oretically accorded them a general
suspension of many lines of business
would result. There would not be q
hotel in the city. There probably
would not be q restaurant or a the
alter and there might not be nearly sc
many churches.
The facts candidly faced seem ugly
but custom and habit, undisturbed b,
| agitators, make them harmless. The.
have been harmless and it is Onl.
| disturbance that can make them ugly
Thoughtful Negroes know this. Self
respect has the same force with white.
and blacks.
The social relations in which tn,
white and black parts of u pOpula
ton stand with regard to each Othe1
never will be determined by enact
ment of law or ordinance. They will
be established by custom as 1t gradual
ly is affected by time. Nothing car
or will affect them except as they are
affected by natural adjustment. Thu
question even now is not one Of civi
rights but of social habit, and tina
has to be left to habit.-ChicagO Her
aid.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

1t takes a cute girl to get so close to
a man that It's impossible for her to
get away if he should try TO kiss her.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

The tensile strength of a paper fly
wheel is far greater than n made of
iron.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

The large number of colored pupils
who were graduated from the grade
and high schools should be regarded
with much interest by the colored citi-
ems especially. Many parents and
aged grandparents witnessed these
events, who never dreamed that the
opportunity for a well rounded educa-
ton would come in their own time.
Twenty-four colored pupils were
graduated from Manual Training and
Shortridge high schools, one-third less
than the number last year, while the
total high school enrolment of colored
pupils for the year was 314, as COM
pared with 25S last year. The enroll
ment was Shortridge, ia; Manual,
lis, and Technical, %.
From No. II there were 80 gradu-
ates, 81 from school No. 26 and nine
from the Douglass school, No. 10, while
in addition to this number were sew
eral who graduated from white
schools. The total number of gradu-
ates from the grammar grades the en-
tire year was 176.
The present Sb grades in many of
the schools are decidedly larger than
ever before, the class at No. II num-
bering more than 100. AS only a small
number of children quit school for any
reason after reaching this grade, large
graduating classes can be safely pre-
dicted for the coming school year.
Considering that the colOred people
constitute about one-tenth of the city's
population, the number to complete,
both public and high school, would
seem small, but compared with the
size of the graduating classes ten
years ago, the increase is appreciate.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-12

value Of the products Of the
American dairy COW is greater
than the value Of all the metal
lie minerals produced, such as
gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc.
pig iron, etc. 1t is also larger
than the total value of the nom
metallic minerals, namely, BIZ
luminous coal, Pennsylvania an
thracite, petroleum, natural gas,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
melt Golf, on Gnsmnrrierne bore
Sabres Gib % Mrmeniierne / Dor

gen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
6upnnn1t1r np hfrra
9rkwn1prlar.

Sc sSor. 5taters Gen llts= 8ureau
bar bigie Dage 1loien6t fin offici-
elle Mnppoh ON 9eoSprocenten for
Aard 1914. g11reaud gjpr intet
syor{sg pan at fortolfe fine egne
ssa,oI;; set la1nler Blot 6isie 9plps-
s1i11aer % operIaoer set til enbber
Ielp at anihine fine @Hragtnineer.
. g1ogle Be melt fremtre0enoe
oettoe 8sllnfter ! oenne &apport,
lonn fpnes at bore af almin0elig
zssnferegig mobifer, at mere ems so
Aarocel1t Deosfaloene / 1914 TO-
refalot a 8 Norfager, nennIig &ier-
hiDeoonaure, 1nberfaloiis % 9iffe.
n. gasere en6 so &rocent ifplotes
eueDe Nnrfager, neulig De ire
~ferihnap1te % 8rigbt's @preipg-
oonlaraH Diarrbe, Eormfpnge,
agIngtlfploa aareipgbomme, Sui
f.ripee % bf,s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

Gpiff 9ist al SOban 2nbpis Mune=
berg. S banif Dberiat=
telie beb $ @anieu.

Sen itore finite Digtcr @uneberg
1treb mango berlige 8nrfer, 1om
bprer til Den ibenife 2iteroturs Ser
let. Sons nSdnorif @tals idg-
ct oberiat til Dnnif at mere
e1lo Ell 6anif Digter, faa bette 8erf
moa iIffert hlibe leit en- Del /
bbor BET / be ienere Mor
for @eite11 life er uolminoaigt, at
et 9el Sben}f - og1aa Ml1nebergs
leleS l6en SberiptteIie. 50 af
fra 6dnorif @tal ipngeS
/ Donmorf / Sriginoliproget> nem=
Jig Den ON Sben 0ufbo % iao:
Part lano, bart Inno> bart fo5ter-
1ano". Sier 6enne iioite or 10 bel
flenot og meget ilrngem, ogiao
blonot 9anife / Mmerifa. Met el=
lers ct &uneberg bel NOT 1lnrmelt
'leHt11eo Ior Tor os ber obre. Set
ban life at bore, % 800
1tor S. Sanien, @rnno 8iep Col
lege, Des Moines, Sn., fortjener
Eof> foroi bmn be6 fin Soroonlf-
ming at Runebergs nrir1ore Diqt
uSSnlqbdllen" bnr qiort bette let ill.,
g%l9ngeligt for 6anife 2e1ere. Set
er ct fipnt, itemningsfulot forfeit
ler6e Digt fra 6inlano, og / Baitor
0ber1pttelle fcnmer Diq-
tt mutt til fin &et pao Don1f. SET
bill blibe lg1t al boobe sgl6re %
yngre TOM en 116mnrfd Iortpl-
ling.
Snns portofrit til1en6t for IS
Gents fra 6. @aSml1sfen @ublilbiuq
60, 72o-722 go. Gcrrtb @treet,
minneapolis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Fl Angnnntahjfnt.

ut foa ct l1n6oomsbiem oprette
Jog foo bet til at birfe, laa set ret
ton blibe e1 8eliignelie er noget lao
|1tort % goot, at oct fortiener SEN
itpr1te Spmerfiombeo, Omtonfe og
|Stptte> 90 BET en- EFT Opgope, lon
life er let at l9ie. Ser bill bore
8onifeligbe0er / 8egpnoelie1n, ga
ioa mango itore og imaa Eing ifal
|afglpreS og bringeS / Or6en. 0g
Der bill itq6ig bile fig Opgaber at
|lgie og &in6ringer at oberbi11oe 11n-
loer set oaglige 2ip og Mrbeioe, naar
|nlt er fo1nmen / Gong.
Seq pil Der fremfpre nogle Ga11-
Ter ON 2ibd og Mrbeiod, Monoen
og 5onen / ct iaa6om &ie1n. Comb
1Dnligbis bar an6re ct n1oet 6Dn
poo ct og an6e. Me11 90 ct set
netop goot, ont Ser bliber begpnot
Ell uobefsling al Tanfer ON oenne
betDoningsful6e Sdg. Sci er beoit
lat orpfte Sen, in6en Ben bIiber fat
Il 8arf, iaa Ser fan binoes @larbeh
ODER, bba6 Der fan blibe Gnigbe6
ON, % bbao ollie, Ser e1reg ONT at
fpre Sagen frem, binber fig til at
lbirfe for / SnlIesifab.
Set Mrbeibe, leg tenfer paa, er
life Snsmo6erens % benbes $ie-
peres oaglige @jerning meo $ns-
boloning, Ma6 og 9rifffte, @en1ig=
beo, Sroen % Spgge. Set CT ielp-
lfplge1ig BET nll%erbigtigite; me6 set
ltaar % folder etbbert Siem, pgfaa
let nngoomsbienn. Mer set ifal life
brpftes offentligt; BET fan Ser life
gibes &egler for; set afbenger uf
@usmo0eren og of benoe alene, faa
floor ct nngormsbiem Sen rette
&uSmo6er, % ct ben 5ag / 9roen,
letters lite.
Sea tR1fer berimob pan, bbap
Ioer bel. fan faI6es Jritibgnrbeioe
for Dem, Der bprer &ien1mef til,
maaffe ogina ! ms1e SiIfnIbe for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
11rfolfet i Meiufonnblaub.

Gn befien6t Mntitbar, Ser bor UNI
.oerfa1tet bet foribun6ne urfolf ct
Iinoganen0e St116il1n1, lfribeS 6esan=
goaen6e / 8lobet eNep Sort
1S1ln":
~DiSie n1bitiife 5olf ipnes life
at babe berd gifimoer font @tam-
merne pon 2abra0or. @ifimoen er
|lop at 8eflt, bar ct fla0t Mniigt og
len Np1e, Ser neppe ct flor NOT til
at foloeS iaaleoes. Men Nelpfoun6-
I1ano=&acen Dor bpi og %ipnrIemmet,
1og &c Sobe6ifaller, ser er bebaret>
|biier Neieben al inarere %ronnerif
emo tartariif Eppe.
Mlligebel bor Sc iffe e%SSn6ianere,
|1figrt De 1to6 ot1trent poo 1on1me
Giciliiationstri11, br1tgte Sue, 5pDb
|og &ll1bbe. Sc ofpeg bla1ot onoet
/, at Be fife f%falpere6e 6eres Sien-
Der, men | Ste6et ion Sc biloe
|Wt9no pan 8ornco afbuggeoe beres
|Sobeoer og iotte 6em pna Bele.
|Deres $ptter Iigne0e Snoimernes,
runoe eller ottefante6e, me6 Sl6ite=
I6et / Wi6ten. Mcn Sc homie hpn
mprfelige 5ff at grade Jig ielb
|ne6 for 8intere11 / 9uler omfring
ISloiteoet. Sc ferite bbi6e Settlere
meb6eler, at 6e baife6e fig blot,
naar 6eres Snitrner 6goe, bborimob
|Sn6ianerne pleie6e at baife fig al
log til, naar Sc bar ipge.~
S De iioite @ar Mm bar man /
I0eaine fnn6et nogle gamle @rabe,
Der life fpnes at bobe beret Sn6i-
|anergrabe. S 6isie bar mar ogiaa
[fun6et baan6fuloe al rpot Offer,
Der brogtes font ct Differ til beres
|bpbe.
5fient 5ogen enbnu er for rp
It'll belt at bore granffd, iDneS 6isie
ioafal6te vrpomaIeoe Soft" at babe
bpret en- tioIigere &ace, iom Snbi=
anerne breb u6. Wean fan 6erfor let
1tenfe Jig, at Be gamle u8oetbncfer"
Il Newfoundland bar &e1ter af 0e
reomaleoe Soft, Ser Der babbe fin
falte 8org moo De algonfin=
lite 5tamrner. On lille Da Iebeoe
til IND / set ntteu6e Morbnn6re6e, ct
|ufarIigt, frpgtlgit Solf. Ser bleb
|giort ct balm Sorfeg pan at biGrge
lon iDite Saan6fuD i 1910, men
ifor lent % ben fiofte al Stau11en,
lei gar1mel abinoe, 66oe i 1929.
lSnaleoes foripa1bt otter ct gam-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28
Otter Sail Gonntp 5arme.

Otter Sail County, ion1 er e
LAT De itprite al Sc tpt befolfe6e
|eountDer StaterL ligger lom be-
flenot $50 Mil 1ror6bet for Mi1-
neapoliS, % rtaa betegnes iom en-
at De begnn1tige6e @gne i 9tuen.
Ser fi1oes &ufin6er of Gmnoiper
og @onoleb, og 6esuogtet finoes ser
meget li6t Sumplano, % Sc flelte
|Seer bor bgie 8re6oer meo 2erun=
oerlag, og bette bnr igjea1 til Gglge,
at Set ct faa 5te6er> bpor oe berpg-
teoe Mosquitoes fan tribes. s sp-
erne finoes Masier al Silt, og ser
er goo Mnoe= og &pniejogt ber. ssor=
BEN er abiolltt fprite aloSieS, og lon1
en- Slnitration fan 1ppnes, at Scr
fi1oes Marfer, bbor ser Ct bleben
oDrfet @peoe / 80 poa bi,1unoe1
felgenoe Mar> ltoen @r11g al @ip6=
ming. 5ioligere bor set ijer Sbe6e-
BURNING, 2on6me116ene lag6e Tia
efter, men | DC icnere Nur Dar 6e
}loaet fig pao umireo forming",
bbortil bette 2an6 CT f%ortrinligt co.
net. Ser fin0es olt fer, bbo6 ser
fan bere til @abn og Nptte for
2anoman6en Wejerier, Banter,
Observation-Disclosures, Glebotorer,
MAILER Sareblie, regelmesiig No1t=
gang, 5elefon, Sfoler og &irfer.
Sen 0pgtige og afbol6te 2ano-
agent / Sergus SollS, iom / oper
.16 Mar bar ban0let 11oeluffffe10c me6
Otter Iail County Central Min=
neiota 5arme> bar lebet fer / SO
Mar, og fien6er 2anbet 1o og in6.
Snn bar ct fortrinligt ll0bolg al
CODE og billige Sarme til 9alg, og
bill meo @lebe gipe e1rbber 2an0=
ibgenoe nprmere Splpsninger. 81
TON anbefale Scr. 8afer iom Ell oDg-
ttg og iambittigbeoSfulb Srrret-
ningsmn1o, 90 hi bor fje11Dt bom
iglennem ma1rge Mar> og ret farof-
teriitiif for bans Sorretning CT Set
at Steri teoelen at 6e Soft, iom fip=
Der 2an6 fro bnmz er 5legtninge
eler 8efien0te al Soft, ion1 tibli-
gere bar figbt fra bam, og BON poo
tager Jig alorig at ialge Ell 6arm,
for BON bar oberbebilt fig ON at
Hriien CT rimelig. Sebrigt be11bi=
fer i til omitaae16e Mnnonce, og
anbefaler enbber, ser CT interesle-
ret, til at ffribe til Mer. 6. 9. So
fer, Sergns Soils, Mfinn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-28

BET ifl1loe bet fsnoeriDoFe Soil biioe,
.m bpao Ben tpife grn e11go1lg log.
fine &lGer / loo ben alorig Hippo
igien. Mon Gpfflmo og BET tnife
Soft bar glem, at ser finoes en-
Wtngt fon Ct magtigere Ell Epifz
la11os. So, for 6enne bimmelife
Wagt fal er6og bbert anp beie
Jig. Sob oS life forglemme, at guo
itanr be Sobmo0ige imoo.
Sesie Gnnb,
MobnIl, g. g., / u8iifuben".
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observation-disclosures
EhRERS|p hREi
B~rRai1fntpua Rriar.

som e un6H Ste6 i 8la1d meo,
belt ogter Rrpii6ert 8ilion / en-
nor Jren1ti6 at tiltreoe en- Sore
nrogSreiie no pier Stater11e, for at
pette oln1i1toelig Snteresie Tabgr
at 2anoets Soripnr.
d Tan bel betragtes Tom r6en
oro EpibI at ben paatenfftte @ej-
e bn gibe iig l1oilag i Ell forget
sailnt,1il1g til 8rniioentens 6or=
lparsprogram. Neen set er pno SEN
a1oen sDe bit ct fort @pprgs-
nrtnall, ont BET at bnffffe Ell inooon
silih1tr1ing ub ODER 2on6et % ba
1prHg 8dten Ct set me It 11eoben=
bige for &rafioenten at gibe fig /
auit meo.
zsss5Sugen CT, at Der / Sc 1io]te Moa=
nener er ftet ell flor 9@noring / Sol
tets &onfegang me1 &enipn til
2afbes Joribursbereoifab. gor
biplpeleie 9hlIiing i oct merifanife
5pprgsmum bur ber fot fine @por,
Dg a ON Ser life er 1ogen gie=
bIiffelig Sore for ct ben6tligt Mn.
greb pan Jor. 5tater, faa BIZ
Der bog Here % flere flar ober,
d get bill bore beoit at foa ct rime<
igt milliitnn Jorfbar 0r6en.
st nugget tIe11oe 8ebis for, at
Ell *Dofiaoe 5temning / Sen
asaeettnn1alm bearsiIiillhning, Gbeo-
bore RoofebeIftH sfts#oenf Dite Gib bor
nlnod % bngIig binder. Set er
bars ghIIing tic 5orlborsiagen, ser
aiiper bm DDnDeft ITO ODER 2anbet;
hans @rb ON militprt 8ere6ifob
anr S1renIpo. Ser er ret life Sole
ON, bporpiot ban til @%fternaret
sn1ulIliig fan bIipe pnIgt til @refioe,,t,
eIlIIer bborbiot BET Il set belle biloe
5Dpre gobf, ont ban bleb Breiioent
igien: Dt orger Jig ber fl1n ON
ben STRENGTHENING, at bans Nop11=
Iaritf er tigen6e, og at bette fer
Jig mnaife belt alene - ifploes
bans foran nppnte Sorfbarsbenlig-
:beo, % enoelig ont ogiaa 1ebnt
80 Iere % flere ilutter Jig Der
tit
nnoer oigfe 8orboI6 ct Set, hi
letter ct spprgsmaalstegn peo 6et-
te: ON Brpfioeut 8ilion life meo
tprre girffnii11g ffrnoe ogitere for lin
SoripnrspIan Rongresim / @aib-
ington ems uoe / Solicit? Oct er /
samgresiem Der er 2urfenbeo / Sen
Sag Naen bet ct 10 muligt, &re-
fioentm mener, at Den melt birf=
s1ainggfuIbe Maa6e at ir6birfe poo
aongresfen paa oil bore at faa en-
ltarf Stemmng Doft u6 ODER 2ar-
set. Maar &ongresmenoene marfer
en- oaonn Sfemning, tager Sc fig
s1naaife anmen % giGr 6eres Nligt.
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Brt n~rntukratiBkP
Yarti.

acknowledgements bor 10 aItio poo
ltaaf, at Demofraterne lite ep1eoe
at regiere 2o1oet. gu CT IorboIoe-
ne blebe11 lua. alborlige % panifeli-
zee, at bet paanp ifaI prppes, ON
|oen1e Baoitnn6 er rigtig eller ei.
- 5tanr @rober glebeIanos on
|8ooorop Bilions @orti operfor e,
|strllc, iom CT n0e1, 5i6eitDfffe i Sc
|ito1te so aar, % bill set Ter toge
tel, til aonodS Sta0e % til eget
gee0crIag.
Sbaret maa gibes al Demofra-
|terne ben nj, iiboenoe aongres.
Eraitoett 8ilio1 begpnote fin
Mominiltratio1 iantmen 1nc0 ber SO.
4ongres, Ser bar poIgt paa ian1me
INrogram iom bon. .Denne aonores
|uotprte Ct nip6bmlig fort Mrbei-
Toe, ltprre % betp011ingSful6ere, ems
nogen &ongres baboe ubfert i LANCE
Fiber. Den COB 2onbet set beojte
Banfip1tem, Der enonu dor bpret
flenot. Sen gob en- retfpr6ig Eol6=
LOB, % ben gienoprette6e 2m1ots
gGre / @anama 9ol6ipergSmaala.
Yartid par opgtigt leod, og Ser
bar Ell @nigbe6 i bets Mpffer, Tom
|gjoroe bets Mooitan0ere mobilize oq
|gl9oe0e ale Demofroter / set bele
|2ono.
We1 / Ii6en mellem 6e1 So. oq
|oen 81. &ongres reilte fig set ftore
|Spprgsmaal ont ct beore Tor5bor
LAT 2mof emo bi6til. Man flr11oe 111
|babe be1td, at ben 81. &orares
|ptloe babe piit fig bel iffiiffffet til at
Ilp1e ben Opgabe, iom 6ermeb er al
pet. Men bbu6 fer Ri? s 5teoet
for at 1a1nleS % orbg0e for .Sngen,
|oriner Demofraterne / &uid og Sc
|natet en- imaaIig in6bproes Gipoli-
|1ering og bar ctbnu intt fom BELT
|u6rettet.
S @te6et for at lptte til oeres
|balgte 2eoer, @reiibente1, ser bar
pitt fig reoe til. at gao / sspi0len
flor at ~leie 0pgoberl Iptter De til
|tol1te Brofeter og ofintte 2eoere,
It'll 8rpo11 og an6re. Men ct Barti
n1eo 2eoere, iom lite fun elIer biI
|leoe, moo blibe- .uben 0roeu oa
lSnmmenbob og mao e1toe font en-
inumendtimlet SOB, bbori ollie roo
Der i Mun6er paa bberan6re, oa
Torbirringen tnger 0berboo,,b.
Mf Higt bliber 2anoet boa inort
)trG. Spprgsnaolet ottt 2an6ets
Is55ss's1oor buroe iamle ollie uoen
9enipr til @orti, % oct er gleoe-
)ligt at fe, at mango Mepublliiffanerc.
Jog 9ennofrater Der reffffer bberan-
lore 9aano. Wnnge fIere bur6e qig.
re oct. Men bet Barti, fom er beo
|Wta9ten, bor Anibaret for, bpuo
Der ifal tie. 8u Demofraterne feile,
!lom De feile6e / 1894? @uer bill Sc
|gibe 2anoet, bba6 oct trp11ger til,
fom 6e gior6e / 1918?
Sor enbber Democrat er bette
Spergsmaol ct al De melt brent
oenoe. = CGlebelarb @lnin Seal
err, (0emofrotiD.
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