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A ooLouyD man In Cincinnati has JUS, obtained
. verde, Tor eight hund-sl dollars sysina street
railroad company in that city. IN eonsequsncs OF
having Teen tjec.ei from one Of their cars. IL
seem, that the company have notices posted in all
their cars TO the effect that eolored women AMI
children may be permitted upon TIE inside Of 's'
cars, but dNties Of the male percussion must find
accommodation, "upon tho front platform" Tie
mpsinsn, 10 the suit hsd the sudscty to diss ard
". ,diei Of the company, and boldly followed lie
wife and child into the forbidden ssneium. lie
was elected, and ,hs vuiie, sbove mesnoned'
with tho abrogs,ion Of the negro restriction rs'.-
tive 10 the cars Of Cincinnati, 10 the consequence.
uene.forih, the dartiss Of rorkopols WILL hot 10
obliged 70 hang by their hands and heels 70 "tbe
from, platform" but will be SLOWED the luxury Of
having . strap 70 hang 10 on the inside, The same
80 While folks.
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Tho Right Hssr Question.

W, believe that the sigh, hour system, under
n,or.bls eircumstsncss Nigh, b. made sccepts-
t. to the peopl. OF oil classes and tbs, IL nigh,
overcome the sn,pa,hy now % generally mani.
fA,tod towards n by employers. A deserving re.
form measure mus, necessarily naks some head.
WAY .g.ins, custom and prsjudics ~ II be iudi.
-, n. 4, a, = a.
clouhy mAnAssd' WV 700 mu'n 70 oAPo'
t1A, the eight hour movement can make any pro-
s,.., in overcoming An, pr,Iud,o.s Of ,nploy.ra.
r"'le II" me ssms WINS pehs oufuehsa oy mo "u'
p.ii1y, OF something worse, Of men who fost them
..t,.a into n,or,,,.p, n,.c..in xo,tingm,n,. soci
eueA- and VINO sg"tishcsly set themse V's up sst
especial champions and directors Of tie eight hour
,,,,.u.,, a,ch man tgno,.r, and in.on,.,.n,
N"
Tut with plenty oil brass are ealeulssi 10 onng
the whole movement into disrsputs by reason OF
tbsir absurd ideas aud injudieious conduct, Their
attempts TO exhibit the advantages Of tho new sys
TEN In favorable Light, only tend 70 obscure its
strong points and 70 dsysops weak .uss, and in
tnis way III. success Of III. mo,sm.n, 10 !eopar-
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Gunthey Speaksi

There 10 no longer doubt that We are TO have
ousdrsngulsr race for the Msyorslty. hsyor
GusrHka announces, in . manifesto TO the public,
hs, b. docs no, intend ,o Ia ruled out Of ,h, race
BY any Of the fresh entries, but that he intends 70
mlk. his best time 10 the forthcoming beat, We
should no, be surprised II the Mayor would shgws
terrific burs, Of speed for, according 70 his mani
f,s,o, 10 10 gosdsd almost 70 desperation by the
persecution which be has suffered for his political
principles. Those who have been counting tue Nay
or out Of The race, should rsmsmbsr that tho
same belief Of his running qualities was en-
ter,sinsd Two years ego, but the result show
Cd that be came up 10 the srstch on
election night 81 least . neck Ahsad Of
both comps'it.rs. In Tho coming contes, he will
present ono 'hne point" according 70 his address,
which will distn guish him from ell the other con-
,ss,sns. In speaking q the other candidates be
says that in neither Of whom the people can re-
eoguiIe The principals for which am persseutsd."
Ho 10 right and he may defy the world 10 nnd
these principles In eithor Vi the three opposing
candidates Tor the ksyorsy. "ITsly upon your
verdict" ssys the Mayor, ard IAN confident Of .
result based on the intelligence and virtue Of The
people" There 10 no better reliance than that. II
The people want the Mayor W continue in his pre-.
sen, esps.i,y ,hoy will lot him hnov on election
day.
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DwYER-on Sunday, Nov 20, Jo.ephias. youpr.
est daughter Of John 7. aud Mary l.. Dsyer aged IL
months.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are In.
yited TO attend the funeral, from the residence Of
her piront., Mott Haven on Tuesday afternoon,
Nov, IS, Of o'clock. JOS
DUFFY suddenly, on Nov. 2Tth, Thomas Duffy.
Friends and rolstiyes, also his brotheT.ln.aw
John sweeney, are requested TO attend the funeral
gu ModuesC ny afternoon, nov. 20 a. O'clock (. onn
his ls'o residcuce, IL Plymouth IT. near Iudeon ave
Booky sus1 ehannA tfenns, !vAnial and Rich
mohl tNITglhsl papers p'eAS' copy, lA
HAsLoN-on sunday, Nov. &c, John Hanlon,
frienis and rel.tirss Of the family ar, r.,n.c,-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral This tTuesdsyl
afternoon. ~ o'clock from his late residence, $50
L. 10th It. 81
HAwKISs-on Saturday, Nov. qS,h. are, ,bo,,
but severe illness, Eva NJ. HaWkns daushter OF ia.
vid, A and LIiEa /. HAwkin+ aged Y ssI. 10 mos
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 at!end the inneIaL on TUESDAY alter.
Methodist Church. 1872
KEENAN, ON Monday, Nov. n, ID. T.ro,.
youngest caughter Of Patrick II. and Mary Keensn'
aged year, mouths aud II DAYS
Ihe frieuls Of the family are respectfully Inv
70 attend the funeral, this lAeGay Afternoon. At
i O'Clock, m0m the residence of her parents lGS
Henry a. III
LAKE-on Monday, Nov. q, Angelina Lake. ssod
/ scar and ~ days
We sat and watched her bosom heayins.
And Fently sighed 10 Let her breathins'
For aH IL Eats =, sweet TOsebul sosy i, iiasn''
Tho relatives and friend, Of the f.mny
are respectfully invited 20 attend the tunofal' on
W,dnesday mornine g9th Inst At oc'ock. from ~,
the iusidcuce OF her parents, y. Lesi,u, IN AZ
MURRAY-At sLemI Mae, on Er'd,v. Nov. "a.
John Murray, late OF 100 fgs al,tsL f.si 40 -
Tho ursTal will take place nom NJ Nov jJsrs,,
R Il, depot, cor 2I,h g. 9ta ~ A,o o. Toe. isy,
axe respectfully invited TO attend ~
MAcGREG oR-On SATURDAY. Psth inst. F.th.,
| N.cI,Teror, ssed Is years mOuJhs an II aav.
| vldos OF the lac S muel N'e 'ie'y '
nj ber ,nna. sAnl Benz rut Da Ma, ro u sn es
ie.psct6ly iavitsd To t..SAS ae iasls ION hs
avs on Tus.dAy aiisIpean. 9Sta maj " o,slo.i az
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IN. u.b... C.rp.. Co.aic, in Alabama

The Usbess Csrpus ConhIct In AIsbsmn'
Tn. conflict Of suthority between the Military
and the United e,a,ss Dlstrio, Court Of Alsb.ma
which was reported in yesterdays Sur, 10 the sub
Zee, Of much comment, aud considerable interest 10
,nsnifss,sd a. 70 whether the President will sus-
sa,n he Judge Who Issued the writ Of habeis cor
nus, or the military eommandsnt who hsooeyed
Il, whs,svsr may he said respecting tho dssirs
bili,y Of putting an end TO military disregard OF
e,vl processes we osnno, see, In this Casa how the
Pr.adsn, can do otherwise than sustain the mill
cary. The habeas eovpvs was suspended ~ Pres
dsnt LIsooLs, In an official proclamation Tor thai,
PURPOSE. 10 vas The FRS, time that such q
shtng he'd been done since the forma-
fon Of the Government but nobody dis
putsd the legality q The measure since
ths Constitution makes II admissible In the
even, Of instruction or rebellion. To male hs
habeds corpus again operative II 10 necessary that
II should b. rsiustaied by an official order Of the
President which hss no, yet been done; or 70
establish It's present legality without such sction
OF the President II would be necessary 10 show
Aba, insurrscton and rebellion have technically
dlssppesred-s hard thing 70 do 81 present. II 10
not improbable that Justice DUsTEKn who bu,
recently lei, this city 70 don the srmins IN Als.
bsms, Is dssirous Of sIgnaliEing his sdvsn, in the
latter State by something eslculatsd 70 give him
notoristy and render him popular With the sI-
rebels The character Of the man sirengt hens that
conclusion.
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TRADE NOTICES.

COACH MAKERS UNION NO. IA
Eos y, this Tuesday ey,nins, Nov. 2S,h, at 5
o'tocE. eubicct--TLc Eight Hour Movement Emil
neht ,peskers will sdites the meeting. All con-
Leeted rl the Coach trade cordially invited 70
attend. BY order w.B. LONG, Pres 1913
OPERATIVE PLASTkRkRS-YOU ARE
~ hereby notified TO attend the regular vesSy
meeting at their hall, cor $50 ami sth this
Tuesday evening. A tul al endsncs Ia iequ red a.
there 10 business Of Importance TO 10 brought for
ward. Tne Committee on balls will have the tickets
ready and hop Q the members viii come iorw ard and
take an active part max ng II one Of the gtandest
sfalrs Of the seaSon. Y. +. hcDERAOTT, Pros I;
THOs. DILLON, Rec. Sec. 124
TINTED COOPERS, NO. S-WILL HOLD
VA special meeting this Tuesday evening at ~
Court st. BrookIn, at ~ o'clock. All meml ere arc
.equos cd 10 attend BY order PATRICK KELLY,
Pres, 1HOs. RYAN, Sec. 14l
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The Washington CHRonoLs Of Saturday, des'
eribing Me ram stonswsll, ssysi

The Washington CHRoHoLs Of Saturday, des-
eribing Me ram stonswsr, ssysi
Her hull Is completely armed With pls,es Of
wrought iron three aud . half inches in thickness.
Ion griudinslly placed. and covering her from the
Ave foe, below tho water line. She also has an
inside Skin" OF iron about half An inch In thick.
ness and her decks and beams are Of tho same
material the former beng additionally covered
with plank about two and half inches In thick
meas. Her wood work 10 OF great sOudlty, and tho
vessel, taken a. whole, 10 . remarkably strong
and substantial piece Of naval architecture Above
her upper deck there IL light bulwark Of wood,
ensendlng entirely around, and about hyo fee, In
height. Her turrets, which are stationary, are
eight fee, high, and covered with verHcle plates Of
wrought iron, four and . half iuch,s thick ON the
most exposed Sides and elsewhere about four
inchcA In the forward turrei thsrs are three
pors. one directly In front and one on either side
ID contains . splendid three hundred FOUNDER Arm
sNong r;hed gun, which rests on mahogany car
rage running On = circular track, - that tho gun
can be traiaed 10 either Of the ports. In tho sitter
,urrs, there are four ports, two OF the bows aud
Two on the quarters, and u contains two seventy
| FOUNDERS Of tie same construction as the othsr,
| and similarly MOUNTED. The first mentioned has
n bore about ten inches In diameter, and Vie " .
| latter about six inches. Tho bsAk Ia heavily ar
| morsd, aud pointed with . shsru and heavy piece
OF steel, that would penetrate amosi any suOsiAnJs
| az aims, which 10 nigh, DO driven. II slopes rad.
| ually, and with sight curve from re Up Of tLs
for ard turret 70 the point Vie latter being about
| seven feet below the surface Of The waer It's
| length from perpsndculM line dropped FROM Ius
top Of the slope thirty -lhrss feet Il Is, ipueeI.
mos, formidable offensive weapon.
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TIE Advertiser.

w,vcuid ss.is yemi nd cur Advertising peu'n.
sA., ,b,i, vor, iii be "tco late 70, elasbes'i n
.,Ie.. handed in At our counter before nine o'eloc'
we Keep our publication office open for the reception
Of .dyer,i,emen', until ~ 1cioek r. NJ but do not
sia.,ify them amer nine O'clccE.
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F,.a.si.l News sisrkseS de-

E~s Y0rk, Monday, Sou. ~, Q p k-The s:'er-
noon quotations Of the sener. Stock MARKET As COM
pared With those Of Saturday afternoon ,how de-
cline Of from \ 70 ~ per cent. Governments we're
depressed by the reported airing on a French vessel
on the Rio Grande, by United state, troops The
decline vas about y per cent Gold closed at 1874.
The loan marie, va inaetiye aud nelins1 to ,,rin.
gsney. The rate vn per cent Commercial paper
vas more active at 7k.s for hnt.c!.ss, and u ls
for 10. choice names. The bank statement, Thu.
vsof, Ia favorable The legal tenders have inc lsed
two millions the deposits amo,, two milolL aud
the circulation one million The loan. have
s9OA,saA and the specie hAs declined slvd,4II. on
Change to-day Flour was very hrm for sound Extr.
State, and dull and heavy tor all other kinds Wheat
VA about lie. lower Corn su heavy and lie. lower.
| Oats we're dull Pork was heavy and low r. B,ef
va steady. Lard was unsettled, and WhLksy va,
dull aud dropping,
| sIooK sALHs-Tisar BOARD
| $500 Us. Ga 81, cp. lObN 9ULeAi,h hRCl 10
| 800 do.........lO5A w do 49, IL,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho Ms,or.i,y.-Thero IL n. class IN.

Tho Mryorrity.-Thero II ne ciass more
interested in the great reform nov progressing,
which contemplate. placing John Heeker At the
cad Of our municipal affairs, than the sborins men
Those Who pay rent must bear in mind that their
rent will ineresss a. the tsIes increase. The labor
ins man must reflect that while the sbu'" In uhe
administration Of cur city matters are felt fret By
the pr opery -o-ner. yet their maisn influences are
a. certain .s Fate to reach eventually the toilins
POOR. Nov 10 an opporuolty for ne lAboiins men
to RS. above mere party considerations, and place
sincere int lgent homes, and faithful man At the
head Of our municipal government. l42
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF The YOUNG
IhMen'. Fathor MAthev r. A. u. Society No. |,
Jonoy City, will be held ut Cooper Hall. on Tuesday
eloquent speakers will sddress the meeting Miss
Laura " Robinson, DIR. H. n. Robinson. y a. Nc.
Clone Esq. and Hon judge Doromus Of Patterson.
There will ALEC DO some fne singing from Misses
Crane, MANURE. CGnavan. RYAN, nufey, Patterson.
hessrp. Lindsey, Corvin and keenan,, Front see
reserved for ladies. n. B--1he society have tho
honor TO announce that Hon. p. r. Barnuin will
address the society on Tuesday evening, 9th Deem
her. RICHARD McAGHAS, Pres. j.. GIBSON,
Wee. rHOS. q. HUGHES, Rec. Sec. lOS
A o. II. L. 1.-THE BOARD OF DIRRC-
II. tors Of the above order 10 hereby notified I.
attend special meeting At their headquarters. Oh
Tuesday evening, Nov. Ssh. At ~ oclock The
to at.end. by order DENIS AEAGhER, {. ID. :
PATRICK BRlODY G.s. ~
7 REQUEST THE SISTERS OF THE KIN
L cora Lavelle and O'Nnhony Circle, Of the FcnIan
Sstethood, TO attend private meeting on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 2slh, At o'clock p NJ, At the hail 9gd
Ct and lat sy BY order OF Head Directories, Mss
ELLEN A. hAHoNY. S72
THE LADIES FATHER MATHEW 7. Alb.
L society, No Z, N Y, viii hold their regulA week
ly meeting at their hal, cor sd It, and "a ave, on
this Tuesday evening. Speaking by Mr.. Johnston. q
No. 9, \. \. Singing by Mr.. Kelly. Miss Tumble,
aud several OF the lsdy memlers. The members
requcsted TO be hand al business meeting and re-
their tickets for their grand ball, which will
take place on Wednosdsy evening Dec. 9th, Irving
HNii, cor l5lh 81 and lr, ing place. OWEN McGO-
WAN, fresr JAS fURLOSG, Rec. Sec. III
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lnnnmmation ana ram are es insephrn'
bic ~ AIs and heat Inflammation produces pan,
and pain produces Inflammation. Wherever there 10
upnsturL heat, throbbns or rcdnssS no matter
whether 1, caused BY fever, hurt sore, poison,
rheumatism, pile. scad, burn or sting, there Il In
fainmGtlon. A hundred books OF thousand sermons
cannot alter or change the eosclusion. To relieve
pain and relieve nature, innsmrastion must be sub
dued. To accomplish thl, the efforts n the physician
are Away, directed. Thousands Of physicians, and
tens Of thousand, Of tho FIRST ard mo,t ssgacous per-
son, who have used Dsley's Magical Pain Extractor,
are convinced, and admit that is control ever in
hammstsn 10 mos, wonderful and immediate, In
,tanty sAyng the palm neutrslisns poison, extract
log morbid ,ecretions and forcing nature to
her course renewing and healing. No burn, scald
sore or ,lmeni s too seversto yield to Its soothing
and curing influence. 1t Is slso . certain euro for
Piles, Rheumatism, Corns, Chllblans, and all pains
in tie side Sold by the single Tor Al Depot % Lii
srtyst l1Q
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~ Ar IHAssEg.

wORDKN-HOLLAND- SUNDAY, Goth inst, ~
Rev. II. Clark, Ar. Henry Wordeu OF Mass, 70 Mr.
Ju.ia H. Holland, Of Gresnpoint, l.. /.
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Valuable and Convenient --"IIrown's
Bronchial 1rochss" are widely known A. sdmirA-
bic remedy for Bronchitis, Hosr,enesL CoushA and
other ttoube' Of the Throi, and Lug. They arc
OfsreAt value Tor the purposes for which they are
designed. While they are usually aud pleasantly ell
eGeiou., they contain no hurtful Ingredients but
NAV At all time, be used With perfect safety -Boston
Rerorder 1875
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IisIe's Honey of Horehound and Tar
A certain cure for coughs, cold. influenza hosrs,-
ncss, difficult breathing and all affections Of the
throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs leading to con-
sump iJn The Honey Of Horehound soothes all irri-
tsiioa. The Tar Of Balm Of Gilo.d penctr-te,,
cleanse. and heals all parts Of the throat and lung,
There Ia nothing like II. SC. per bottle. For sale
By ell Druggists. Charles Dovner, General Agent,
No - Cedar street, NY. 1871
Piles PILES :! Piles !!-An you have TO
Do Ia 10 Try one bottle Of strietlsnds Pile Remedy.
Il vii cure In three days. No mistake. Wells 4
Co IFS Franklin st. Agents. 4ls
Pyle's q. X. Soap-The Cheapest soap
In Csc for the working classes Gold By grocer
everywhere. 40
FnI, and Winter Clothisg for Men and
Boys The largest assortment Ia the city bot style,
and price Less +. H. Baldwin, 70 and " Bower. 32l
Grover & bakers Highest Premium
FlasIc stitch snd Lex Stitch sowing Machines. 405
BrosdvGy, y. Y. and 33h FULTON 1t, Brooklyn. 5l5
Wheeler 81 Wilson I OCH stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine NO. G25 Broad
wBy, ~. Sl3
Howe sewing Mnchinc Company No GID
Broadway ~. y. LIA love DR.. rsesi.ent Agenu
wanted. 5li
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IN 600 NEEDLESS DEATHS A
AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION SALE OF GLASSWARE. a
"A s. BOGART auctioneers will sell by auction on
the premise. 2S5 Water o., bet Peek slip ana Beck
man IT. al 10Y O'clk a. this day, Tuesday, the
.eth inst, large variety of and kerosene glohes
gobleu and tumbeL cut and PLAIN, suitable tor CLAN
cutters and dealers g45
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Cir itehIeu luie bic Muhsr.

gin SER, Der far,lia aus benz sTiesn suridses
febrt 1T, mslost, oaB Die crrtiSen 8esierunSs. @senz
ten mad Gem 3runriase banesln, Dap cies ibre
Isets Gslsssnbsit 1T, unO Dap ie jeees unebrliAe
0ii,tsl annsnpsn, UNI rIslb gu madcn."
60 melcet cine spsjial Gsrelbs, uno mir slauA
tsn's auf's gSrrt. Sic @siaitte Der &,rrsiiuns
asn, ustsrsriTs unb gdrinpsleisn, Die rrn nO,S=
Iiasn 9samten unp NSentsn i'm siosn reriitt mcrs
Cen lnn, ,rirb metl ME rruidneiS scid,ietsn rsr,
ben. @ie batsn bic tsrrliaie Gslsssntsit ssbatt,
Nh ee ,reiisn Sui@sn 81 iiiusn, isi es furA Yaums
,rra, @rssuIaticnsn, euth Sdmusssl= SanOel nit
Cen &stsnsn, burh @rpre1unSen jsser art ODER ari
ancsre gBeiis. Mer fh gs9sn lire sDirtbihaft
a~rdstnte, murne sinfam als &erralbsr unitGblib
asmadt. g!ter bic Gtnntss Ssit risisr lrralsn 4sats
rnirtsn astt All Gnee, nsstalt miilsn lie fei6is ats
tsitcn, neil es nod Sag it,. ets iammsIn niht
ris bic Bienen, Icnnsrn ie ufs9len iris Gle &atsn"
une couiseiren in ibrsn Cad, haB Is bic 2rt fat.
Ser Nsecnarufticnss 4lan Co.'S 4srdiiesntsn raSt
turdaus niht IN ibren Siran,. Gle miirecn Cen
@acsn 10, ia 20 SABRE lang tsisst tal,en uno burh
nDrslide 4eamts reSisren nno aueiaussn I~aieu.
Gurd be Notwithstanding Der iiclibsn Staaten
,rercen ibre tteuren &icnfte iiterhiiiiS uno fe heels
len i1A, ron Der Bsuts ned 10 risl iris mrs!ia IN,
TIT ibr Sad al trinssn, 10 LANCE tis Srnns iHtiut.
Ser Sapsn barf Gin areuj u,adsn, speGn CT bic
Ss~uimreGentanpe loe 1T. w
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RnbI=Nndlrihlten.

slus alIen Gssenem tes staatss fcrmen Nads
rihtsn rcn Bsirissreitn, esrcn lid bic rsrutlifanis
ihsn Qartteiiitrsr idulris mndtsn. Sn Mu;anst,
Starf So, ninfm.en itsr tunest Stucsnten Gee
DIT. Union @Ousse, rtmrtl ie niht @hrssr ece
@cuntr's, icnhsru nur Beitnsili8e 9srctncr
~csfcltcn fne. Sn Dtaiiilcn une annsrn gtiesn
,rureen 8rutlntnsaer sum Stimmrsdt 5usslaiitn.
Sap trcssem eis Gsmrfratis Dos staatss sinsn ir
unse6eursn Geminn aui;unsiisn 9at, tsrsit flar.
,rslhsr llmldmuns in Ter rfentlihsn Msinuns sins
sstrstsn 1T, uno ras trir fir r,e 3ufnnft III srmars
ten tatcn. 2a,rrsnes County rsiit einen esmcfras
tiihsn @sminn ben TAFT 1900 Stimmsn, gsirtr
County sinen Gsrinn rcn 400 @tinmsu AMI,
Surrab fGr bic Semcfratsn rcn 9a,rrsnes une Seis
etc Aebnlite Gsirinnits atsn mir in riclsu @cuns
ties css staatss, rabrcno unisre @ssner mr. in
~,ptniasn Counties uno MIR in isbr untsecutsnotm
1raee an stimmsnsabl seWcnnen batsn. sic bas
Fen 'rabrli4 'rsnis @sat, i4 nit ibrsn cissiabri.
gen Sisse ju t%riitsn.
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gSic lie hCulfu!

Gas x@cfcn Commonwealth" 1at Gin r~rsulircs
Seuer auf cen Tr6insutsn errfnet; IN sinsr lsinsr
lssisn yIummsru lhlsucsrts CO fcIseNes Ybralsu>
%tciafeu:
.Gs aab cine s3tit, mc bic game Station aui
Ssrru SpbuIrn tlifts nit gSrblpcusn ssaen feline
4ericn une nit 8srtraucn auf lstus Nominii~traiicn
SisIe j3sit lit rcriibsr. Ser Ytaiosnt etr Ser.
Staatea iii sin Yartsi : Wiann ssmcrcsn, Der prr
@artsi 5 Wctirsn tssinfuBt uno pen Iartciz Yrins
,irisu aeltitet nitn. llnaiiidliAtrrsie fat 81
iin elmer Yartsi in tie Nrme s%smcrftn, ecrsn
9cl,tif pas 9ano auf'S Rsus IN &riss ~iilr1en miro,
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