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CHAPTER 157

An act providing for the return" of pou
books to the County Auditor.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Iowa That
at each general Or special election which
may be held hereafter, that it shall be the
duty of one of the township trustees or tn
clerk to deliver to the county auditor with.
IN two days from the time the election was
held, the original copy of said Poll Rocks
OF said township. The person so deliver
ing shall receive for said service sncb nor
diem and mileage as allowed by law to
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Is ny PAR rny
CHAPTER 40.
AN ACT rennirino that cnnhitinnnl

AN ACT requiring that conditional sales of poy
sonal property is executed Acknowledged md
recorded, ike mortgages of personal prosperity.
chasers, executions and attaching creditors.
SECTION l. BE 10 enacted bY he Geze,oL
Assembly Of the State Of I01rd, That
no sale, contract lease wherein the transfer Of
depend upon any condition. shan he valid a9Sfust
az! Sseetior or purchaser Of the ysndee or Ieeaee
tbar @GsnaI possession obtained in pursuance
writing. executed by the vcDdor nv lessor o ~
mortgages. .. 40 ''"'''e
AppfOVeh- ADrii Is. lisp
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Liberals claimed Indiana for Gree
ley, on the grounds that Voorhees,
and Hendricks would control the
Democratic vote for him. Voorhees,
signs the call for the National Demo
cratic Conv ention, and Hendricks
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Fltz Henry Warren was an Adams
man. When Greeley got the nom,
ination he said: "Greeley should
have been in lunatic asvlum lone
ago. and you had better put him
there if You elect him"
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Approved April 10, 1872.
CHAPTER 14S.


An act to amend chapter one hundred and
forty eight of the acts of the 9th General
Assembly.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Iowa, That
the first section OF the act entitled IAN
act for the better protection of the school
fund.-" approved April 8, 1869, be and the
same is hereby amended, by adding thereto
the following 1t shall be the duty of the
state Auditor to examine and adjust any
claim by a county for exemption from LA
bilily under the foregoing proViso, upon
proof IN writing, submitted to him in be-
half Of the county, within three months
after he shall notify the county auditor of
his readiness to receive it,
In the absence of such proof, or if the
same is Insufficient, it shall be the duty OF
the State Auditor to charge the amount OF
such loss against the county as final ad-
iustment. If found sufficient, he shall pre-
sent the facts thereof in his report to the
General Assembly next ensuing.
Approved April 10, 1872.
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OHAFTER I3l.
AN ACT DIVIDING Tho Stot. ...-..

| ionaI Districts S'"'e INTO nine Congress-
As sEoTIOS u I Be Il enacted by he Genera,
the State shall be divided into MIN V I1, lhat
! Districts as follows 'o Niheoohgressional
JefYerson DiSI ne counties of Lee Van Buren,
WASHINGTON shall compose The first biotn; ana
Scott aI;, Dlstrlct-The counties of Muscatine
comno oit NJ, Jackson, Jones, and Cedar. shall
/ 'oTIMlPose the Second District ' 0"'
Third District--The counter or Dnhroro c,o,,
and naaiiianakee, Wlnneshiek Fayette Buchana1
Fo Dciew n shall compose the Third District
PPree1mer Chickasaw, Howard, MitcheII' Fioy n
Worth W Sfiundy, Hardin, Franklin, Cerro Gordo,
compose the Fourth District, "''s"'' snail
po.n.h iDistrict-Ihe counties of Johnson Iowa |
sbs TIIes sn, Marshall Tama Benton and Linn
SNAIL y. compose the Fifth District "ti'
uJ sixth District-The counties of Davis KeoL,l-
amnsppeilo Mahaska, Jasper. Marion. Monroe and
ApS eUoses snan compose the Sixth District
poc oerehtn plstrict-The counties of Wayne /
h Uecatur, Clarke, Lucas, Warren Polk, Dallas
SeNsnth nAadair and Guthrie, shall compose the
,,d Eight Distriet-The counties of RinggoId
Union mon ADAMS, Taylor. Page, Montgomery. Cas-
Mil uduo oOa' shelby Harrison, Pottawattamis,
District. shaii compose the Eighth
amin DistrletnIhe counties of Story. Boona
Crocker,l Emmett, Palo Alto Pons,, koss9th,
lo,nn Green, Carroll, Sac, Buens Ro4a cal
Mn soeola, o,Brien, Cherokee. Ida
ooaDury, shall Compose the M;n,Ss lyon, ana
:. hach of said districts SHAH he enti- !,
rst a. a. one Representative in Congress- and the 81
ct snail h OF members OF Congress under this r,
ne thnn Ue az tbe genaral election in the year
lem tnousand eight hundred and seyenty-iwo :.
70 OF Congress shall be elected at the gem :.
&C. ERECTION held every two years thereafter al
SSc, o. The returns of elections for memhar. V
congress under this act shall be made 70 rs | al
esIetary Of state and the canvas shall he 49, 81
= 70. ne Board Of State Canyassers. which return
e return and canvass for Auditor OF sts, law ior ID
Approved April II, 1872
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HOTELS

Ma OLSON HOUSE.
N NJ. .. PALMER, Qskaloosa, Iowa
- LEMONS HOUSE IN NEW HANDS
~ have purchased this hotel with a DIES of
making IL comfortable and pleasant onelm
4Mare OF IFS reputation, yet feel afdent tiny
mouse will not be entirely refitted tin Ine
opens, yet am prepared TO entertain alihS
may call, comfortably. Give me a trial
~ IL. j. LUCK.
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PHYSICIANS Il SURGEONS.
VIZ l.. MCALLISTER.
W. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. New


w L. MCALLISTER,
w. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, New
Sharon. Iowa. nS5
ii G. HUNTSMAN, NJ. ID. D. A. HURST NJ u
IL JNISMAN ~ HURST, PHYSICIANS 4
SURGEONS, Oskaloosa, Iowa Special aItentior
given TO the Practice of Surgery Office four door.
east ofnorth-east corner of public square 81
! X. D. A. HOFFMAN,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Oskaloosa.
Iowa ONCE over n. Dcdge's Boot and Shoe
stC.t. Residence on Mali street, three blocks
cast y! the 2ubIlc square n21
Ii. WILEY, NJ D., Office and residence cor
- ner Of Liberty and Lafayette sts OskaIOosa
iowa. Special attention paid 10 the treatment Of
Caiarrh. Eye and Ear, Cancer, ScrOfuIa and ali
S1HI"hlc Diseases and Diseases of Females DR.
". mas effected many cures of Chronic cases
Whlch other physicians had pronounced hopeless
t"|attr OF tuch can be shown to those inter
'e'e" CouLIry business promptly attended to-
| RkS CAMERON ~ COOLIDGE.-PUYST.
IL ClANS' SURGEONS, ACCOUCHERS, &c.
naEthg formed partnership for the practice Of
tmrGdiciHs, surgery and Midwifery. Respectfully
tcEger tnelr services. Special attention will he
PAY 10 the treatment of surgical cases diseases
tiOns, "'"' mai 0Aec-
=, once hours from 10 TO II A NJ and from > to4P.
0ficc ~ over over room iornerly occupied as Post
w +. CHAMBERLIN. a NJ N u ISjTT -,
5't ehd professional calls to all day and night
ScnGgPt 10 nose who do not TRY to pay him or
those Of Reg1Ia Fees will correspond to
when the patient is dismissed viii 'e uue
oo APT Evans Il collector of my unsettled ar
TouIjs Oh me six years previous to Dec, / ISL
tional expense. VIII DC no addl-
oitce at Drug Store and at residence one block
- 5Naioosa oIa1on, Iowa. 1871
ID l. COFFIN, N. D., Homeopathic Physician. .
= Oskaloosa, Iowa. Office on Main street | I
: oG h-east corner of pubic square door easI
4 Sueuce blocks due north OF Episcopal church
uoo5s cart on south side Of North street Office
! n -, ON ~ "a 10 a. m, from 1917 TO ? and 10
Z; IN. country business promptly attended IN
Wis EH SoE iTE Maine, D, Portage City,
Alex Mitchell, VI G, Miwaukeef WIS " ~ pa non
II; VI ~ Iowa City, Iowa; 4 c Barry ID ID Racine
IT, 10 " Newell, NJ ID, Waterford, Wis Rev "
'P0oaworth Principal of Rochester Instiinte r.
=, I az NJ ID, FOn Du Lac, Wis: Hon VIM =
i "a IL. Tx otate Treasurer, Fox Lake Wis Hon
90 bremheF, Union Grove Wis 4iv
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CHAPTER $50.

| CnAI LEN lou.
An act making appropriation for the pay
ment of the mileage of the members O
the 14th General Assembly.
Section L. Be it enacted by the Genera
Assembly of the State of Iowa, Tha
the following sums of money, or so nue.
thereof as may be necessary, are hereb,
appropriated for the purpose hereinafte
designated.
Sec. 2. For the payment of the mileag
of the members of the Senate, including
the Lieutenant Governor, the sum of twt
thousand six hundred and forty-eight do
lars.
Sec 3. For the payment of the mileage
!. # thc,rpe.rbers Of II. :" House of Represen
. no part, OF principal due fornd ~ I hTr
'hshce 9nly Que ninth yearly ti,Iju,a tm 70 iuN
.Liouucis VIII pay tor ]" ID and imnrnts.
within the limit ofthis geuerons crad5t -
. ~ better terms were never of,srrd ara
,lle Sa asi S MI oef
tatlVes, the sum of five thousa duce Others to
dred ahd twelve dollars and eighty &C are inv
Sec. 4. The Auditor shall issue var.
rants upon the State Treasurer for The
foregoing sums in favor of the members of
Tue respective Houses, and deliver the
same to the State Treasurer
oec' D. The Treasurer of State upon re-
ceipt OF SAID warrants, shall pay to each
member such amount as shall be shown IN
be his due by reports of the committees on
mileage as adopted by each House resnect.
lyely, and 1t is hereby made the dutv of
Ine PRESIDENT and Secretary of the Senate. |
and the Speaker and Clerk of the Honse ~ |
-urnlsh the treasurer of State certified |
copies OF said reports as adopted by their
respective Houses. 'n
Sec: 6, This act being deemed of imme-
nate importance, shall take effect from and
;tter its publication in the Daily State
register and Iowa State Leader, newsna.
ers published in Des Moines, Iowa, with
ut expense to the State.
Approved April 10, 1872.
L hereby certify that the foregoing act
as published in the Daily State Loader
prll 20, and in the Daily Iowa State Reg |
ter, April %, 1872
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER 15s.

| <f<4@AA loo.
An act 20 amend Chap. 90 of the acts ot
me lin aeneral Assembly.
Sec Be it enacted by the Genor.,
assembly OF the State of Iowa, That
section two in chapter 90 of the acts of the
llth General assembly is hereby stricken
out, and the following inserted:
The Board of Trustees of the Iowa Sol.
dlers' Orphans Homes shall consist of one
person from each of the respective conn.
ties wherein said Homes are located and
one from the State at large, who shall he
appointed by the General assembly for
TWO years, and until their successors ara
elected and qualified. "'e
provided, further, that the County Re-
corders IN the respective counties wherein
said Homes are located, shall act in oo,
nection with the resident Trustees in max.
ing quarterly settlements with Ornban
Homes Superintendents, for which sor-
vice he shall be allowed three dollars nar
DAY, to be allowed and drawn the same 90 !
mileage Of trustees.
Sec. 2. This act to be in force from and
alter its publication in the State ReoiStar
and Leader. Approved April 10, 1879
thereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the daily Register anriI !
~ ana In the daily Leader April %. rs
Ed WRIGHT, Sec. of State.
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NUARLES }. DODD,
A

~ uARLES j. DODD,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Peoria Iowa
Special attention given 10 the collection of
Claims Business attended to promptly. Is
GEO. W LAFFERTY I KHIIy TouNsoN
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DAVENPORT, BOLTON & FISHER.
DAIIORN EGS AT LAW, Oskaloosa Iowa
OFFICE, on the west side Of the Public Square
IN the room recently occupied by Z. T. Fisher.
nqYl
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declares he'never tnOag1- -o,.,--
porting greeley.
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2 AFFERTY Il JOHNSON.
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Oskaloosa, Iowa
ONCE in Union Block, North side OF the Pub
tic S4G2rc, IN stairs. AZ
-. II. >EzvEIs5 - [ c,T-T,cs
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>- - 40 I--ooAhAN' INV GLEASON.
ffROOkHAM d GLEASON
- IICRNE1S AT LAW, Notaries Public
Lne several Courts OF the State. COLLECTIONS
promptly attended 10. Office over National SAT-
Bank, OskalOOsa, Iowa. nSS
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!. Low prices rule at
BALDAUF i Co.'S
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GEEVERS y CUTS.
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Oskaloosa iowa
C.lSe IN Union Block, in room recently occupied
nos
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

VI. ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Notary Pub
room recently occupied by County Judge. 81
The Van Buren press., 1872-11-12
NO. %

nv beautiful gem p said with snthusi
ssm, a. / paused aud gathered in the
whole scene.
In tho ctcning, when we sat round the
tea table, my family all about me. ] could
hardly eat for emotions Of Joy. Oh, u
was 30 good to have happy, cheerful,
loving and beloved home The contrast
came up before me vividly.
Instead OF chattering, noisy, dusty.
loom in my room was q piano. Beside
the CHEEKY fireplace, was o stand on which,
lay grandpa's glasses ON the well-rcad
Bible. with books and magazines and pa
pers; and on the walls pictures in hand
some frames Unlike Katy Raymond's
poor hen pecked husband, whe was afraid
to step his cautious feet on his ewn foer,
my kingly Charlie, in slippers, would cit
and read aloud, sharing every good thing
with me and the children. My boys and
girls were studious little men and women,
who might break every dish in the cup.
board and not teel = blow from my low
ing hand. ! was their mother and com.
.panion--not tyrant who dealt with them
coar.ely and hrutally My daughters were
permitted to indulge in oil innocent
amusemeats, that mako youth so
beautiful to look back upon.
After tea wcat into the sitting room,
and | thought had never seen It look
so homelikc, cosy and inviting. thot
Of all the homes had seen that day
Katy's, on tho bank Of the creek Auaty
Canlield's bleak, bare bedroom, and how
she scolled me, and how desolate sho
made It for poor, dear Susie; ofthc poor
invalid girl, and her old parents depend
Ing upon her for their support AMI
felt truly thankful that my lines had fsl
len in pleasant places, and that none Of
these burdens lay upon me or mine. A
sense OF my own unworthiness filed my
heart with shame, and stole out and
slipped up.sto Charlie, and put my face
down beside his, and whispered do
you know, Charlie. that you. havo very
ungratsful, unkind wife, unworthy ofsuch
a home, and Of such 4 husbandf : Do
you know il, you poor. abused fellowp
Charles warm lips touched my cheer,
and he made his voice very soft aud low
and musical, as he answered: mo,
don't know it, my little queen, and no
word Of yours can make mo believe II. I"
- Woods Houschoid Magazine.
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POETRY.
The Parting Hour.

There's something in the parting hour f"
Will chill the warmest heart
Yet kindred, comrades, lovers, friends,
:. Are fated ali to part;
But this We seen-and many pang
Has pressed il on my mind
The one who goes is happier
Than those he leaves behind.
No matter what the journey be.
u Adventurous. dangerous, far,
10 the Wild deep or bleak frontier,
10 solitude, or war
Still something cheers the leart that dares
In all of human kind.
And they who go are happifr
Than those they leave behind.
The bride goes to the bridesroom's home
with doubtings aad with fears,
But does not Hope her rainbow spread
Across her cloudy fears
A las the mother who remains,
What comfort can she find,
But this-the gone is happ@
Ihan one she leaves behipl2
Have you friend-a comraac dear
An old and valued f-iendl
De sure your term OF ,cL eoneourse
Al length will have ! \ end
Ana when you part--as part va will
Y take il not unkind
ii ne who goes is happicr nOuli,
Than you he leaves behind N
dod wills it so-and so il is;
The pilgrims ON their way,
though weak and worm moro cheerful are
Than all the rest who stay
And when at last, poor man ubdued
Lies down to death resgni'l -I.,.
May he not still be happier far
Than those he leaves behind?
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Masonic Notice.

The regular communications of VAN BE-
|ry LODGE, No. 6, +. a. MAsoNs are held
he Saturday on, or next preceding each full
loon. at p. NJ. in their Hall at Van Buren,
.mbers of the Fraternity in good standing
te respectfully invited to meet withus.
&. WILCOX w. NJ
lw. II H. SHIBLEY. Secretary. ..r
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Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
prial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion. An
tansient advertisements cash In advance.
Earriage and obituary notices not to exceed
nss free, over five 20 cents per line
Cards or communications of personal
|haracter, If admissible at all double the usual
ties and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates ror Congress or
|tate office 'iI't .t'uafrttpa .- 81 90.
Editorial n,i.~ 8 sut- pee 81
Yearly ADVERT "a ela nah} .n,trterly. in
Ivancc. Legal and .lH ieu' advertisements
i be paid for when irlt III tde office.
All Job Work. 10 he paid for on delivery.
Ad lress all letter, and communications to
J. S. DUNHAM. Editor and Proprietor.
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Col. WIN. II. BOURNE.

Formerly Ct Fort Smith, Arkansas, VIII a., a.,
,,renar rod 10 make cash advances on all ship
,nents ep of Cotton to the House Of Messrs. +. I.
RparSs & Co. Baltimore. and will PERSONAL
iy guarantee TO shippers as much per pound,
~ net. rs they would receive by, shipping !"
Now Orleans or New York markets.
W" G. A. MEYER.
Agent for Baltimore and Arkansas
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kT A beggar posted himself at the
door Of the Chancery Court, and kept
saying, "a penny. please, sir! Only
one penny, sir, before you 60 In !" "And 4
why, my man ?" inquired an old county
gentleman. Because, sir, the chances
are you will not have ono when yen come
out!'
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(&tn9elaubt.)
ct. @epr8, %. Ott. 1872.

"" ~. AN> 1910
Gs tpirb Ste tnserelTren ~ sernebmsn. ba6
ct. @eora ubi&on etn EFF neu ansetester
plab in Mc Qeob County, btreits cine tletue
Stride BAT. 1nfer @eelioraer 1T 9e&w. @ater
Solepb, neI.5er iebeu Monat 3uetmaI bier Got-
tesbienf bdlt. Gnili& IL unere air9e pas
bic tnnere Ginri&tuns betrtFt, nod i@le@t
beieut; bod pire Is nit Der :3eit bur@ . pfer-
miQises 3ulammenwirteu aud better.
5anbel uns SnbuRrie nebmen sineu eutsn
MufIapune. Gs befebt bier eine Mabl. uub
Saeemible. cine 9uflamtebe, Gin 8aufabeu,
Elm 9otel unb pas bas Bette IL, Is tt cine quite
5armerseeeno. Seben trittsn Greitae I'M
Monat baben mir 8iebntarft. Muf BEN, lsbteu
raren eirca 400 @tld &inbpieb, tpppcn uter
200 perfauft wurbeu. Settles gieb II bier iu
biaisen Vreiien gu baben, unt i'd bente, bic
Mtbeer pom ct. paul tSnnten ta CUTE ST.
19afte MAIDEN. Sat Semano einen Waeeu
eebru&en, 70 fnoet Ct CUTE &eparatur bel Cub
mig 9tntelmann. @ortrefFi@e @etrdnte unb
@peiien (inb BET @sthieb QuaSe ~ baben.
Die @ebruper &5brenba@ fersen fir Mebl unb
aei&nittenes 5ols auf's Btls ; tnelid ii unier
aaufmaun s. &ube in feinem SADIE gar ni9t
81 bitten. Made uns balb elmer 8efu@.
Detn Greunb i.
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@taQt8= Neut8tettem.

aus Datpta County sernebmen mir,
; .b fit bic nS9ae @abl baleIbf ti@tise @an-
sieaten aufeeaeat fine, beioneers aud cine
per3asli9e &epraientatton bes beuti9sn Gle
mentss. Sir bas Amt zines County, Mubtturs
1T 6err M. 5einnen, fit bic Qesislatur 81. ..
Slider unb als County Gommilar Or. s. Sbein,
npminirt, Das County tann QOls rarauf lein,
lol@e geanate ~ bsfommen, bic iein Sntere1e
tpabrnebmen msrbsn. Die 9enannten Ganbt>
baten feben bel ibren Mitbur9ern tm 8urtbeil~
bafteRen Nufe uno baben noQen Nnipru9 auf
pas :3utrauen berielben. Sn 8etref bes 5rn.
5einen tpiro nod Defenders bemertt, tab oer~
1elbe in ct. paul cine Spr3i8ltGe gtlenna
eencGen unb in Jamilienperbtnounsen bal'lblt
1ebt, bic ibm l&on fruber ben befsn &uf ser~
1daaten. @eine 3ablrei&ea Greunee tn &amlss
County, bic nidt fir Jpn fimmen fOnnsn,
regimen UNI 10 mebr ba,auf, sab feline 6reunbe
i'm Na9bar<Goun fur ibn etnffeben tperbea.
Da7elte gilt fir 9ru. SIC Gartbs ais &ansi-
baten fir bas Mmt zines Gpunty~& ommiiars,
pa ber1elbe f9 bur9 ietne bisberise Sfentli@e
@irfiamteit bas 3utrauen betoer Aationaltta-
ten e.tuprben bat.
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2aft eucb re8titriren
fir bic n19fe Wabl.

Die Gair gum 8efen Der veueu STRIDE Der
ceutlder fatbolilden @emeipte dbertraf ale
Grpartuneeu, bur@ ibren elansenbsn Grfols.
@ir la0en bier bas 9tslultat Der Mblimmuugen
foleen:
Den Stpd NIT BEN eoloenen auupf erbtelt
81. s. 9. Oliver, ais popularfer Gounty-Gan-
bibat NIT 1921 sesen 1918 @timu,en, bic auf
5ru. @tepbenion felen.
6e=r .. 5aupers erbielt als populdrfsr
@@mieb NIT 1858 @timmen ben eepolterten
Qebnnubl.
Die eolbene l1br fel 9rn. pubert s. MiiQer
als benz popularten 8u&bruder nit 1916
Stimmen gu, 81. &obe bate 1859.
Mls bic befen 9ausfraaen erbielteu Yreiie:
Rrs. s. 9aeeemiaer einen &oblefen, NIT
Ga @timmen, Mrs. 8reunb einen 8ran3 son
@a9sblumeu, NIT 459 Stimmeu, Mra. u.
E,mme einen Ganariensoeel, nit 453 @timmen
une Mlrs. s. Drsis einen Gate NIT 113 @.im-
men. Das fnau3ieQe &eiultat liefert i'm
@anaen einen Gr,rae Don SIS, l1O.26.
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Gin &Sprt orr ser 9tbfftm:
1tt11tt9.

Der 8rcbe @abllampf uabt feineu Gnbe.
Me@ tpentee Sage, unb aus ber @ablurne eebt
bic Gntf@eibune berpur, tuel&e Manner iber
bic ui&tsfex SutereGeu fo3ulaeen p~erfaeen
iuQen ~ ftbr bdnst suu eer Beiebuns Der
Aeu,ter In btefem 2anbe bas Dpbl besltlbea
ab. @on bsisen politl&en 9auptlasern aus
fas bic 9aupttampfe eeltefert; bas Nult tennt
feline SPINNER. Deb,alb ii Is CUR @tunbe
uterfaifs, tueitlauFse G%r5rteruneen bAriber ~
i&reiten ; an StsF eaaa feblt - freili9 aud
beute ni&t,
Ga erbeten bic Grandfather pl5slid tas
Belbeeidrsi: &eaetion! eeeentber Greeley,
als pdre Grant gum Dormant Der Iuftlarune
pieles Sabrbunberts umeel&aFsn murten.
Greeley lo0 Der &eatttpndr lstn, benz man bic
7emperenS5 @eiese sstptner @taatsn uae ales
NSslt9e in bic @@ube idiebeu mDdte. Der
gelsr petb gut eenue, ta6 ioI@e @ablman6uer
chen ni&ts tueiter fnb ale blauer DunR bere&>
net cine 3Itube @aRe 81 tdui&eu. @elaab es
ettpa unter ber @teteruue etues GREELEY als In
Ohio, Sainois, @iseunfn u. {. {. lene infame
lyrannet unter benz edible Der u&emperens-
eeltse" benz Bolt aufreburbet .purbe? 9srri&te
etn Greeley in Minnefota, als man bier per<
lu@te> tenn golte basielbe Sud aufsulesen :? .
nein, bas tparen gang a..tere 2eute als GREELEY
2eute iene eebSren aQerbiues aur Gerber
Gertl@rittsYartei.
Sic eesnertfde prsGe ptrb nidt raitbe, bic
8ur3tse ibrer @austeaten re&t elanaens bin3u>
aei&nen. Gs fault uns nt@t Elm, etreabafte
Mdnner Der @sesnpartei sertleinern ~ tpoueu,
aber bic Grase it erlaubt: feben ntat unfere
eaneibaten in 8e3us auf trsfai9e eissnftafen
i'm MQsemeinen ebenio bod unb IN 8e3us auf
Gdbietett far bas bstrsFenbs 9ln1t ntdt nod e.
mas bSber? @an bebt J. 9. bic @i&tistett bes
Mmtes zines @~taatsaubiters NIT &e&t bersor
ater tueun tann bebauptet pirb: Der ~rahitale
Ganoioat war GSunts @9asmeiaer BON Slm'
teac COUNTY, alfo pabt Ct am befer fir hieies
Amt ;-fo 1T bas Gin areer Geblldub. Denn
81. gilbert SdeFer fam i&, spas 8abisttit in
1inansserwaltuns. folioen &barafer uno Gr>
februns tetrtft, auf eas :3eusnib feiuer Mit'
burger in einem t1mfreiie berufen, Der sr0ber
1T als Elm e~tn3elnes GuuntA unb bier baneel1
es lib eben ui9t IN, etn &cunts', ~ionhern unt
Elm Staatsamt. @erabesu iuaberbar aber tlinst
es, psnn bic Na9barin bebauptet, man hurfe
CUTE beut(ae 8ureer ni&t aufurbern, fir 5rn.
Gilbert S9efer 3u fiuauaen, pet ct etn Deat-