davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tfeutlibe Stadriht, sa6 cine 25abl in cr'
iaatey Cauntp acbaitcn wsrSsn fcll. pnreb Die
;ilm Gtimme; fir Nlfemtlps psWltalitpsr qua
lltislrtcm Shracr, an benleIhen spldsen pe
iis fir cis Gdstsebcr scllmmt haten bel per
Icttporhsrasbrnptn wabl, am flimften Srel.
ta9s rsr zen eriisn Diltwcet im December
rprau9cht, psltbee l'in mlrc, anf 8reltas
Scn soften SctDter, 1910,
fir oen 3,pcf 30 abler fir Die
Wabl snrs preGosntsa mo 8iSs prsfpem
ten Der Scr. Staaten III errpdben, uno Die
Snfpcftors, Nltbtsr uno Stbrsiter, welebs
tei Der lekttn Babi fi,r NfVcmtlp OltaIcs
ber astisnt batsn, iollsn aueb bel pc[en Wah:
len alS Iptle cicncu, NIB fir Nicknric9cinen
cprr GernahliInauui lbrer fpf dozen cenisI'
trn Gtrafcn untcrperftn lsn rpie b.i ber9lt:
prcleutantcllrabl
llmp cs 1T fsrnsr prrertnet, baB 70 t@le
ALE Die Stlmnsn ab9flcicn unb acSahlt mcr>
prI, ric Nicbtcr Don Iclthem Oitrltt eln Gers
tlFtaf ausfsrtlacn icIlen, untcrSsltbnet ourtt
Ole fria9teE Nicbt;r, ebtr elner Ulebrbrit
rsrfeIhen, pon cer Nn;abl Der Stinmen Ole
filr leorn eanbleaten 9esctrn wirccn; mel;
tbe 3abl III ISortrn ber $anaa nab aue9c;
prlift iCtn, nnb ciuer rer eriaNteu Nitbtsr foil
pas gertiTeat in Serlpabruns ncbmeu uuo
am Monta0e, cen 2ten Jtcpember,
1910, bei Der VcrIammuns Don cinrm Del
Mletter rrn jcren 0itrlft, am grurtbauIt
IN BET St1bt Ncabing, pprlcgcn, ipapn nnt
no bic 70 rerlammelten Nitbter tie iammt;
Iihen Nctnrns pom aan3en @auntr rersnl:
acn, unp inter ibrcn reipsftipcn Sinrcn unc
Slcaelm, Gin 8ctarn rcm aanscn 9ltrltt'
austertiaCn, IND prcifatbe Slunrns ausma
den, uutr;c;ebnet rartt bsiaste Niebtr &c.
Ssaehcn untcr mciner Sano, in rer 9eberif
AmtItute su Nsaclna. am soften 9eptem
tcr, I'M Sahr unisrerss 6errn cin tanisni
- hunrtrt nnb pierslSr unc nAtb osr l!n
attdnaia Der SerelnlStel
@taatsi., im finf unc ictb5isitsn.
Scinrid) einfly, @thcriff.
"&ott erbaltc Die Gepubllt"
Gherlfs Nmrtute, Wearins,}
October. Is. 5lA.
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am 24Fsu @eptenter, in 8crA Gaumftbip
Isrfs gauntp, gbriltlan Supp, i'll 7Oitsn
Sabrc fcince Nltere.
--am 26Itcn Sept, i'll 5artcltaun 3aNh:
iebip l'nicn gauntp, Safob ,Brepfo9sL frntcr
BON 0crfs gauntp, in 92ttcn $cbcnejabrc
tin soften Gtrt, in eumru Sannidip,
Sotn Bitman, I'M 77ittn Sabre ieincs $etene
-am 24ltcn Sspt, in Binrior SaunIttir,
al Der Nubr, ellfabetb 6ctfncr, s6tterIen
BON 13lIIiam 6sffncr, ihrss lltsrs 6 Sabr
7 Wlcmat uno 4 Saae.
I'm l7ten Septemter in Srlinmtitb Sauil'
febip, naeb einsm 4DcebcntIictcn Sranten:
loaer, am Yruitfietcr Olaria >citp, sebcrEs
0ahmau; @attin bcs SthuHcbrcrs $cltr,
in ibrcm soften $ctcn&1abrs. - &cltbentert :
}. Cor. ), E. 7. uno 8.
Gin l4tsn Scpt, i'll Bern 3aunidir
Saret SebM in 2Ofcn >etensjabre, all Oct
Nus5cbruna.
--am soften Gept., e(natsth <cf6cr, bru
Sttmoup Saunihip, im Slitsn Sabre lbree
alters, an NltcysItb pdcbe. Slc GcrrpiSnnq
seletab al Dem paraaf folsenocn Sreita9c
auf Dem Dunfcls &irehbcfs.
---am ctrn hitiss 3d., IL picftr Gtabt, $us
ila <shia, 2pebtrr reg 5grrn s. G. >lctis, i,
lbrem O. ften Sabre.
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re unterlinas lit, bic als gut eiseiphnlrf nno
snsrerjrt ftnr, BEN Yrefbent an ibrsr Splss
une bic Cub. srdiurp ;u itrsr ;lntsritheun9
baben, Geo pertbert rab ale eiefs Srsatus
rem sebsims Ssfsbls BON 0Eaibin9trn srbaltsn
batsn, nm NasS,islbif oae @suferiis Su nassn
um bas Dclf ~ belisssn; sS iff babsr ;u ers
martsn, sab Is aae Mittel tenusen mernsn un
ben aDiaen ibrse Msiitsrs su erftasn. HSir
faacn oabsr nod sinnlal, "9lanbt fsinsn Ge>
riidbts msltes lis immer aufbrin9sn ne9cn." +"
Sie @abInadrtbtsn unb ale anpsrn grssnis
f. i'm poltiIbsn Seles, iino osr Nrt bae S3ars
rilons grlpdbtun9 burbaus nidt msbt 81 bes
;,psifsln 1T. Die bartndti9sn &nifrsn9unsen
unfsrsr @e9ner sleibsn BEN Ssmiibunsen sinsS
Grtrinftnoen; iie islbif wi1sn sS gut ssnu9,saf
iis psrlisrsn ,rsretn.
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Sarrilon, &Vler ilno Neform u.
.Demcfratilbe &criommlun9.

afTSssss:- Die Sreunoe BON oarrifon,
sss ss \, ssNssss is 5pley uno &eform, Don Gus,
y szs ss.S "a " esmtmanor unp oen bcnadtar:
ten SanHihipe, tiuo criutbt elmer aIlaemslnrn
Scrlammluna belSmpcbnem bic am Saltbaas
&c Don Gamuel Sernbarb, in Nnss
ermbmanor 3annithip, SCsfs gauntp, srbaI:
ten ,pcreen foil, anf
Samitas Den l1ten nd1fen Setotober,
nm ltbr Slahmittaas, Inn Olaaerearlu in
8ssus auf Die beportstrnce prclScntsnnabI
ansunebmeM 2llle. ele, aracn cine itcbrnpc
Urmre, cine Ncintryhaltcr Sanf unp ale ALL
bern prrrertlisbtn Waaerraea unicrer Ne
miuItratiou lup, fnc b6fld criuht triiuz
wpbnen Dicle Demefraten.
Geptemtcr 90. SIN.
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NrpCl q 1T u t / 8 It.
~
October Is.

Slahctm Der atttars Jobn Sanfa, esq.
preteent per perItbleeenenG cnrtcn Ycngcm.
mon plcae, ees rrittcn Gcrihtsttsirt6 Ne:
,tetenc aug cen gaunties Scrts, S(orttamp:
ten mne $ceba, III spennlrDan1u, unp Tlhs
tcr ecr nnterGhNflltben Gcuttsn non Over
unb Scrminer, ner rierteli5bri9eu SiBunaen
uue alarmrinsr Gefdnanib Grlcolauna, in
aeraehtcn GauItss, nnr Diattbiae @. gfrl>
tbarr unp lDlaiam 2(heame, esa'e., 0itbttr
rsr gcurttu pcn Opcr uno 3rrmlncr, ttr
Urrteljdhriaen G!sanaen II. Gllaemeinrr e'es
fdnanis GrlceiAuEa. FIR bic Ulehtnla bon
6aurts nnp anesrn Verfrcttsn III acbahtem
Gauntp Ssrie, ibrcm Vcfcbl al MIDI ansaes
itelt batcr, patlrt Ncaoina, bcn 6ten unauit
a. I'D. $40, Wprin IIe cine Court pcne em'
mon Qleas rer allaemcineu plertrllaArtaen
Gisuuaen, Oper uno Ssrminer unc anaemtis
ncr Gefdnonl6 Grlcbiauna antCranmCn, rrel'
che aebaltcn werocn ioa 81 Neaona. fir ric
eaunsp Serfs, auf Sen erifcn niontaa
i'm rdctifen Topbr. (peltbes brn 2trn cee
crfaaten Olcnate itin wirp. nno ,rcltbc j'prl
mceben eausrn IrH--
Gc nirb bierinit Naetyiht erttslt al hrn
Gcrcner, Die Srieoeuerltbtrr nnb eonttatel
Der aceachtsn gauntp 8crfs pas fte ittb sn
eriaater 3ct, UNI 10 ithr Sornittaas. NIT
ibren Str,eitbni1Isn, 8eaitratnrem ltnter'
luctunacn une Graminaticnen unc allcn an'
bern @riuncrunatn cinsufneen batcn,um fr's
ete 9inss 3u thun, ris ibrcu Asmtcrn Sin'
thuu ctliesen saleiehcn 0iejsntaen iprls
che prrtunocn Itnr aeaen Die Gefanarnen fls
III pem @efansni7e tcr Gauntp Serfe Itnr'
ooer nanu Icin mtacn, aerihtlib gu prrtafs
rrn, 70 pie es reeht iein ,naa.
Seinrieb Sinfly, Sberlt..
Sdbsrifs 4mt &eaoingl
Oct. l3, 1910. AM.
"6ett ertalte eic EpubliF =
S Sic 3euasn unO Snrrre, ipelehs anf er'
iaate Court ocraeIarru 0no, pcrten eriuttt
YinftiAtsit III tscbahten: i'm Sail itree
Guftls,tsns msrrtn fe in Gema6btit fcs
Gsiesee eaSn acs,punacn. S,sie Qn5:iNc miro
auf tefcnrern Nsfehl rtr Court ecfannt ae'
maebt. oahcr alle Oisjcniacn, ipslebe ee ais
sebt, 1ttb narnaeb su ridhtsn batcn.
~ Oic Sriercuericttcr curehaHe esreauas
tp ftno shrertistbiatt erfudt Bsrltht bon Mes
ccani,aness uno Anflaasn all einen Der pro-
Ieauiraneen Gumdloe, peter Silbert une =.
prinale Senss, gsqs. einise Saae por Der
Court su MAIDEN, 70 pas gias sutreitst
mcrpen mtasn, fit oae Sanoeln Oct Srane
Snrp unb parteiem. 3suasn ttnp bci,rcbneu'
'ps Surp feline 3st psr!isren.
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qBas ater etr Ghrebcr tcm Ghmanttr,
Seleein,ieben uns Selpausperfsn febrsltt,
bas ncnne ict "linfim." Dis Banf fam
Slismanp Sclo sstn tsr fsins mill. Cir
Fam Slicmano aueb uebt einsn Cent bsaats
'en maebeh rer feine BON ibr selrbnt bat
Dies ale 1T frhber fbca tiGlanalleb temls.
fen, nabcr halte id ss jest fir nnnis ferners
Ssreile bcr5ulesen. Ans pes NspnbllFanere
Stbreitcn 1T allo Der &lamenfnB gang Ssut'
lid III Icben, ater neil le niebt Iebeu molten,
,psGm (te aud riebt "oaB alle ibre tchen Bee
amtem Sscrralilten Gnr-nsunsn 1eb Semos
fratsn nnp llimnsn fir S6praliiten,"--o s
beige ih eincn &lausnfub.
Elm &aucr.
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NSobI prcfl.Ml,otlcn.

Ga bic gcnfituticn Der Sereinistcn5taas
ten pcrftbrsiht, oab fir ole lBabl elnes pre-
Itocnten unO 9i,e Drsf0entsn Der Serclnlas
ter @taaten. jsper 4tast. apflplt6s W'anis:
,pis bic Gsieesstuma rslIsIbsn Dcrfshrsitsn
maa cine Nn,abl grwablsr srnsnncn fell,
alsieb rtr 3abl ecu Gsnatorsn uno Nspte
ientanten 3u psletsn cer Staat i'm ecn9reb
hsrehtiat 1T; ptsweam
@el ee pcrorenet pureb ben Senat nno oas
Saus Der Ncpreientantcn rer 0rpnt'It ppn
YenuirlpanieM III SeneralsNNsmtlp pertains
melt, nuc es 1T blerpureb ein Ssire errtb rlf
Iutorildt peeltsn, pafItrt am etrn Setrnsr
1902. limb ss 1T mir sur pdiett aemaebt'
ben Icleher Babl bfentliche Naftrlfht 81 &C.
hen, rie fir pcrtsjaStsn 3mef seha'ten 'per'
ben Ipll,:
SD, Soeinrih Sinfln,
6ceb Sthsrlf pcn Berfs ganntp, ,maebt efb
balb b,ermit tefannt uno aete blsrenrb ofi
grmablsrn rsr erlastsn eanntp Ssrts e'ei'
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I'm 26teu Gsptemtsr, rurh tcn gbr,r.
Srn. Onsile: 6err 2S,lliam Sbncictr nit
Nlib Olaraaretba RsIn,, tripe rcn NcacinS.
-am 2Otten Grpt, bnreb pen gbrp. Srn.
Sassr 5err Oioie SraunmiIlsr ron 6ams
burg, nit Oli6 gf5cr 9)lllIer bon Binbior.
--am namliebtn Saae, rnreb benleten !6r
Sapip Steluer Don Olaratamnp, nit OnB
Nnaelen $eitp BON Grinpittb.
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q T o { erte II.
pbiltp 3teter.

um alten Stanc prn 3cber uno Scbnlltt
gds Der 4ten uuo spsnrsSra1t.
Sat 70 chen crbaltcu Elm arclte nno wptls
ausssluhtss NHortement BON
@rOcc ten,
l6orauf CT Sdufer bsiouocre anfinsrtiam jn
madden winlebt, ea pielclten foohlfell Set'
fanft nerpen Icacn, i'm 8 t emu. u es
uen n, fit Baarsslo ooer in 2auite tas san'
res:propufte
Nsapins, Ssptcmtr Is, 1910. SIN.
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Gine effenbersiae GrFlaruna.-Gi

Gine offenbersiae ErFIaruna.-ein
2cfcfrfo in pbilaSclpbia bate nsulib einsn
outsn Treunb ouf sne Slaidhe 9Hen ein9elas
ben, cbns gu niflsn, tae bielsr Sreune ithrn
ldn9it Dem Gan Sursaism cntiaat bate. Itf
fie am Srinfsn ,parsn ia9te Ger ecfcfcfo, "pai
benft Ou bon unitrer Satbe Bel Der nabifsn
Babl; ib 9Iautc es iisbt iiemIib trauri9 nit
uns aus /? gu bait tcb nidtS gt,pettst boffs
id :" "9tsin' "Gjut, msnn Su nibt baif,
ums S3imnetS T3iasn mstts AUDI nur nidbt5,
senn ieb bin ftbsr, Gu wirbeif ss psrliersn
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Gil, Svcthejts Dolu1l

Dir Sreunce ben 6arriIcn ,ptrpen eiutn
Siferv Pol anfrlthtsn, an 5aMe rcn26i'.
liam Stamm, IL gumru 9aunidslp, aut
ndtbttsn Gamitaa bet l7tcu 9iNes. 0lc
Srcnnre pom SIC rrm unp be Tsrc 3sls
ten, fluo eiHsclGoCn bslSWDoAasu.
Oc!ctcr Is.
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(@il,aefanbt.)

9r,i ddts 6nrrifOn &rautsStpfs fnb in
Dem @artsn rsS llnteribriebsnsu in 0iOflano
Iaunlbip, Ssrfs @auntp, semahfeu, msl6e
;uianf,sn As Yfunb ne9sn. Sstet baS ibr
fleine martinssqeute. Der ltntsrlbriebene
bcfTt, bas gsncral IB. 8. 6arrifpn iibsr AS
Saufenb Gtimmcn Wlsbrbeit bsi Der natbiten
Eabl srbaltsn mre. Jeurrab fir Sarriien.
Jaeob q. Miller.
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CBai{encourt 9serfouf.
Octctsr 13.

;Spfol9s zines Ssfsbt6 ser QSaifcnecurt bon
8srfs @auntp, irn auf 6Tsntlid>er @snbu pers
fauft wsrosm auf Samitaa ben 24fen Sage
inliebenpsn Oetnter an hem @afDauis ron
Gbarles I. Saber IN Sustaun:
Sin se,pii7e &obnune uno eotte eano>
oslcasn in Der Sfast Suetaltm Ssrfs Gauntp,
btsren;t turdb Gotten bon Safob {osfnsr unb
Nnpern, unr in YIaot bslastsr Stact teyid)s
net NIT 0le. 90.
2syA Die &erbeiIsrmoen fno elm
|i;;:E. ,meifofiaes Srdm @obnbaus
a.lgu s.asszgu (. n. ecetberiosS Gi9entbum
ceS perltorbtnsn 0opib Grim.
Ser @trfauf tesinnt I'm llbr Ia6n,its
tags, menn ssbSrias Nuipartuna SeSsbsn uno
Die SsrfaufSbssSin9un9sn befannt ssmadt
msrSen ioHsn, eurb
7c;1s Ra%';! a1imS +; e''"'} s''"i"'''rs.
9(uf Ssfebl Der Scurt
James Donasan, sdrsiter.
atsaoiua, October 6, 1910. BIN.
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ilnpermDacnDe Sbnlbner.

Slatbpem mir, Die ltntsrIct, irfrnr,, lei ber
Court Uru Common plcas non Strfs gallns
tN nm be Mchltat rcr Sslcee, weltbi 3um
DtItcn unpermbsenesr St6ulpncr geinabt
,poroeR, anaNutbt baten, mo nathrem bic
crlaQts grurr osn erften t1Jontas i'm nad,s
,Fen tTopembtr, (nimlltb ben 2tsn erIaaten
Wcnate) antcraumt bat, nle nno ,n(ere
@rcpttcren am erIaateu Gage, Scrmttaas
uu, 10 llbr, in ecm gcurtbanle per Staot
0eacina, atmhtren 70 acten mir unfern
rdrettipen grertcrcn biermit Slad,ritbt, pas
NIT ts ltet Damn uno Snicltft eiuinpen ftn'
ncn rrnn Ile ss fir ant baItcn,
Gbarlcs Z. Gu;nmins,
7atob &uit.
Daniel ge Score
1obp t1Ieollis.
1OiHiam Gauman,
emanuel Sornpalt
Deter Stubblebine,
Daniel Smct,
Henry Lug,
1obn Filter,
Jebn Rod,
Setrber 6, 1910. Am.
nterlofeni1aft os5 perForbenen 0 es
o:9 y er.
0eabriht
lDiyo tiermit acaeter ra6 administrations
Sricfs rcn frr 6inteylaGenihaf ocs seritors
tensn Scclac Ddaer, wcilano pcn
ellab saunleh,p, 8srfs gauntp, ecn lluters
idhristensn, mpbnbaft in rsr 9tact Neaoins,
perwiHiat wrresn Ilnp. 1ae Ysrlcnsa, bic
nod an OisIsts itbulpia Nnp, ,psrocn eriuGt
III fpmmsn nno cbne 95er,ua ab3nbcsablea
unb Solhs, meltbs nctt Sorprrunacn sesrn
oisfelte baten, nclsn is mpbl bcttatist fur
Sc3ablun9 sinbdnDiasn al
Gbarlss Uroreu, Ieminilfrater.
Stptembcr go. 4,n.
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Semcfrofilbe Ceriamml,in9

tiibcn Sorm Don OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oct eurcb Gao 2lut unferer repeiutienss
rem patrieten, uno &eancr elmer itebtuprll
2(rmce uon 300, 900 Dram,
rcr Cub 3rdIurp, psltht tsm Oelfc eas
GeIS aus sru 6inecn nimmt unn ee IN Die
6anc zines sinllsen Wlames aisbt. ocr !Srrs
atlssuua hee >ctnes unb gtaentbumS II. Der
3ruettsprsilc, fell sshaIrn ntrecu am Sauie
BON IS bm Od9sr &sltmrtb ;u Scrns
pllr, 8crts gauntp, auf Samfna
DEN 24iten Delc6, um | llDr g. 81.
October IS.
81. 8. Spretbcr pcrorn rrpartrt pie Scr:
iammuna III rcurtter une enSllittcr Spra:
tbe ~ oobreiftrsn.
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>Sy s<EEz5'1 1aas

UP8ir erbalten 70 eben tbeilpeiit Ss.
ribte pom Gtoote Georgia, uno balten
Die preis elm, I'M nod ben srofern Sbeil
unierer eeler Die slorreicbe Saeui9feit bon
Der leeten 8abl mit5utbelen.
Son 80 Gauntes babsn mir 8ericbte
une bon oielen baten Die Wbiss in %
eefie9t. Sbne meitern @e,pinn 1T Der
Staat itbon 9etponnen, ober mir baben
bas 8efe nod gu ertparten. Ndbffs
@cbe mebr bapon.
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Sic aeben auf.-@ine 2cfcfofo Ssjtuna in
SsnncTce ioat "gs 1T niht mbr su lduanen,
bas bic Iu6Iibtsn fir unisrs Sadbe ;ismlib
trauriaer Nrt iinb. Die bsmctratfdjs Qofos
fofc) Vartsi 1T nar nrdb Elm Stbattsn pcn Dem
mas iie Dor sinenr Sabre surif mar, uno no
ca5 Gsibrs fir 6arriien mob cnbsn wirr-
nsi6 @jott belTer mie mir
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2teSenpes Gt9eutD,lnt
re6 perilcrhenen GaptD SOD.
Scrf5 GauntD, e5.

~~NttS >S"'"eW wv
,,,s;,, Sri elmer Eal1cnerurt arbal
,,Ss3sISsa ten in Neactna, III uno fir Verfs
M. gauntr, am 7tsn Iuauf, 1910.
1880 Scr tcn Ihtt. Srbn Sante, ,Giq.
1. YrcIpent, uno fciue 8sbnlfsrieb:
tex Ger erfastcn gcur, bem,IIl9te Gle Court
Auf Borieblas zine Nsssl fir aIe Die erben
uno anorrc spcrirncn rts interentrt ltnp tti
rem llcseneen giatntbnm oes perfterbenH'
Dapie SOD, leetbin ron NltbmcHc saun.
icbtp, in Serfs Gauntp, 9pr Der 9Sailsutourt
III critbentn Die am 6tsn nActtien Mersmtcr
IN 8eaeina 9rbaltcn weresn ioll fir triaatt
gmntp, Damn unp calcIblt rae tefaats liesru
&c Giacntbum, rper ren 1eerth reNelben, al.
Sunebmen rrtr iu pcrpeiasrn.
Iucttrt aus ccn lIrfunrsR.
.Jameo DonaSan CDR. rer Is. G
Oetotsr Is. 5m.
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Sriumpf in TenneGce !!

Die crfcn Sriid,te Der suten SADIE.
Bs elmer farstih 9cbaltCnsn @itp 0sabl in
Tafbpias, iis9te oas aonp oHbi9 Sifet. Die
1Ebi9S ,pibtten ibrsn Wapcr IL 9lIccrmdnner
unb alc ancsrc Neomte NIT 9utcn NJlebrbtiten
Gruntp'6 liiasn bic er in Ssnnsilee auS9cs
ifrsut, tragsn fb6ns Srilbte.
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0lDrreitte Bab!neui9feiten III!
Gin Sdus pom fleinen Gelanare
auf ctc trltttfben SortcS i!
Ein &aucr,
ban 2Aurcniem III total auaaerottst

Dan 0urcniem 1T total ausaerottet !
Infer flsns Sbwsiferltaat bat ben sritcn
Shritt jur 9utsn Satbs 9etban une, mir fac
gen, e6 mar ein slorreder. Die am lsstsn
9ienifa9e taislbif gebaItsnen SnfpeftrrSs9Sab
len isi9en, eas per @eiif ron '76, rsldsr bic
patrOtiitsn Sdtr jtne5 gtaate5 bsfsslts,
mob nibt erfcrben. Ole quite Sabs bat pcas
frmmen Ssllt9t itlbif in Nsw Cattle @auntp,
Dem Sauptsp paltpunfte bsr Qpfripfcs, 1T Der
repclutipndrs @eiif eripatbt, unb mir mt0rn
nit @swibbcit auf cine Msbrbeit pon 1000
fir S1arrjfrn, vom fleinsn Sslamare rscbnen.
9te,p Saitls @auntp, mslbss tsi ner Wabl
in 1888 Der San Sursn Yartei cine Mebrbst
pcn 20s 9at, 9ob nun cine McDrbet nuf bic
$9arrifrn Ssits prn 143! Sent @auntp, pelz
bss Bel ser ndmlden 0Sabl cine oEbi0 NNebrs
belt prn e6 CAB, CAB nun $40 auf pisistte Stis
te. Gin einy9es Sauni,bip in Su1tr Sauntp,
CAB cine 9Nebrbet pcn 1O3 fir bic {,arriicns
Jnipsftsr.
1000 Surrabs fit Warp(auo,
Ger Staot III pitecr acponnen uno
eer SieS ptllis unfcr!
9Eir BADEN Ssrltbte prn fan alien Gauntie9
in OlarD(anb erGaltsn, ppn bcr retsn Wabl.
1Sir babsn bsute feinsn &aum BEN ausflbrlls
d9sn Seridt mitjutbeilen uno fa9en nur turs,
oas perlslbc tiber oae Grmartun9 9(rrrsi,3 1T
Wsit Iusnabnle Der Statt Baltimore unb sps
&auntis~ habsn bic Srsuncs Cen. l,orricn{
rur,haebsneS NIT 9rciIsn Dlebrbsitsn aeNsat, ii
Iiitriftsn 20 bic gcfcfr.pS ftsstsn, 1T itrs fri
btre Mebrbtit Biz sur Sdlfts bsrabaeibmclsen
Narplanp if fiber fa9te Subanan. GSi,
fa9en AUDI fp Simmp ;-ss 1T fdsr srnu9 mi
un9sfibr Sauisnb fir (oarrifcn.
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made well In an hour siter taking hold Of his robe
SEEING three decent looking mon talking togetnef'
s.ksd one IL any person had been uredto-day'
II know only one /" said the man, "but presume
thSse are more aHaye you sesn the person Y SAID
4 seen him and haven't seen him these ln,es
xesr. every day. and never knew him walk step y
ma ami he there now, jumping about with them boys
Wonder = There was no resisting such evidence as
ths and, as the boy disappeared in the crowd, had
no opportunity Of disbeliesing
asked poor woman who had brought her son ten
miles ON her back il she noticed any change In MN.
~. cannot have all we ask for; ] hope Father Mat
thew's prayers may presaor at least the sight OF
such an pared man may do him good" More than
600 90 adults have taken the pledge, and y Is very
seldom broken. Many say there never has been ou'
.,,s ca.e-tha, oflhe man in Dublin, who died-whch
shows that there have been but few Those who take
I, receive a medal, which they wear around Their
necks, and many consider il a kind of charm"
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who made him an excellent scholar, may recelys
the disgrace Of his pupils ugly scnboie, WIZ"
sprawls about his careless and inelegant ieusn
..Charles l. wrote a fair open Italian manu-
and more correctly perhaps Than any prince W.
ever had Charles was the first Of our monarcns
who intended TO have domiciliated taste m on,
kingdom. and il might have been eonJes'Ial;s s
from this unfortunate prince, who so nneiy us
er;m;na,ed The manners Of the different painters,
which are in fact their hand-writings, that ne
would not have been insensible TO eiegancies OF
the pen. - :. !,
wrote in haste or uneasy till he had done" S9eh
was the writing to have been expected from TINS
;llustrious yagabond, who had much 10 write, Oh
ten in odd situations, and could never get nd oil
his restlessness and vivacity.
aJames ii wrote a fair hand" Il is eharac-
teIized by his phlegmatic temper, as an exact de-
taller of occurrences, and the matter OF business
genius Of the writer.
"Queen Anne wrote fair handin that is. the
writing she had been taught by her master, pro
badly without any alteration OF manner naturally
suggested by herself; the copying hand OF com
mon character.
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THE CONSERVATIVES OF PENNsYLvA-
MIA

The redemption OF the State OF Pennsylvania is the
browning triumph of the Presidential contest, and 1t
has been accomplished by conservative influence
The political character of the State has been changed
through the nstrumentality ofmen who formed part
Of its immense Jackson majorities. The great body
of the Van Buren, party would have been utterly in
accessible to whg argument. They had an antpathy
founded on prejudice perhaps but strong and rooted
as il based reason and truth 10 the very name of
wing But when they found that of their own
party, with whom they had long acted politically, and
whose opinions they were accustomed TO look up TO
and respect, had abandoned Mr., Van Buien, and not
only abandoned him but enlisted heart and soul with
the opposition, they began to think there must be
something rotten in the State of Denmark" Anon
came the fearful commercial revusion the derange-
mcni of the monetary system. Then they feH that
there was something wrong in the policy of the go-
vernment and turned attentive to the explana-
tons asd advice of those who had been their leaders
in the great contests of 1928, - and 36. The state
ments which they would have secuted, If .made by
wing they believed when uttered by their former po-
tica associates they rallied by thousands under the
conservative banner and repeat that to conserva-
tive influence, General Harrison owes the Electoral
vote of Pennsylvania.
Foremost in the rank Of the gallant patriots who
have fought the good fight in Pennsylvania under the
conservative banner stands DR. j. b. Sutherland, of
Philadelphia, who, from the very commencement of
the struggle has labored with zeal untirnp to redeem
the State Messrs. McMichael, of the same city;
Ramsay, of Bucks county; Johnston, of Armstrong,
and host of others, formerly members of the Jackson
party have been less assduous in the good cause.
But il is not in Pennsylvania alone that
tive influence has proved fatal to the hopes of loco
iocoism There can be no doubt in the mind of any
thinking and unprejudced man, that it has been
leading element in bringing about the great revolution of
1910 The following remarks which copy from
the Philadelphia American Sentinel, only echo the
opinions of all candid politicians this subject-N
y. Times
General Harrison is indebted for his election to the
of thousands of democrats, who, like Rves and
Tamadge, and Johnston, of Pennsylvania, felt them
selves compelled, from paramount of duty to
Buren, and temporarily separate themselves ram the
majority Of their party.