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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
Republican Financial Ability

II is only necessary to take three items in
the financial account recently issued by the
Treasury Department, TO prove conclusively
TO the world that the Republican executors
brought to the very verge of ruin and desc
lation by the Democratic party, are worthy
of their high trust.
In addition to payments made during the
past seventeen years for pensions to soldiers,
their widows and orphans, amounting in the
aggregate to $685. O23O6, they have re-
deemed our national securities to the amount
of S943,926, 544.96, and reduced the annual
interest charge during the same period $94,-
534, s09.37, with every prospect of a still
further reduction within the next few weeks,
amounting to 81 100000 per annum, by the
refunding operations now in progress under
the recent law authorizing the issue of per
cent. bonds.
During the same period the interest on our
national debt, amounting in the aggregate to
the enormous sum of $3.50, 229, 10S.09, has
been promptly paid, and all these special leg
acies growing out of the futile attempt of the
Democratic party to discover this Union, have
been paid in good faith without any addition
al taxation upon our resources, or the imposi
ton of any new burdens upon our laboring
classes, foI whom SO much solcitude has
recently manifested by the Pecksniffian De
mocracy.
These simple facts are gathered from tabu-
lations lately issued by the Treasury Depart
ment, showing the "annual receipts and ex-
penditures of the government from 1855 to
1882" The Republican managers of our
national finances have no hesitation in fur
nishing any desired information to the people
as to the manner in which they have per-
formed the duties committed to their charge.
Things were done under cover, in the dark,
in the "good old days of Democratic mis-
management and plundering.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
WHY SHOULD THEY.

when the brain is dull. the nerves unsteady
the system relaxed and they feel generally
wretched. Why should nybody drag through
their work in this condition, when bottle OF
Parker's Ginger Tonic will at moderate cost
give them the strength and will to perform
their duties satIsfactorily.-Ed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
County Ticot

For sheriff
AARON VAN AUKEN.
For County Clerk
CHARLES J.. HEATH.
For County Treasurer
JOHN g. MCLAIS.
For Register of Deeds
SAMUEL =. WILSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
ALONZO II. CHANDLER.
For Circuit Court Commissioner
JOHN y. SHERMAN.
JAMES II. JOHNSON.
For County Surveyor
ALBERT 4. FOSDICE.
For Coroners-
ALBERT S. HASHIN.
HENRY NJ. BRODRICK.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
Conversational Ticket.

For Member of Congress, 4th Congressional District
JULIUS c. BURROWS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
State Ticket.

For Governor
DAVID H.JEROME.
For Lieut.. Governor
MOREAU s. CROSBY.
For Secretary of State
HARRY A. CONANT.
For State Treasurer
EDWARD II. BUTLER.
For Auditor General
WILLIAM c. STEVENS.
For Commissioner of State Land Once
MINOR S. NEWELL.
For Attorney General
JACOB j. VAN RIPPER.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
NARNUM Is. COCHRAN.
For Member OF State Board of Education.
bella W. jerks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06

Reserved seats SOC
General Admission soc
Reserved Seats at Chappells Jewelry Store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES.

Under the Management of ALEX. II. wEBH
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
Legislative Ticket.

For Senator, 18th District
CHARLES j. MONROE.
For Representative, First District
ROBERT l.. WARREN.
For Representative Second District
HARVEY Ii. HOWARD.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-10-06
AN EXPLANATION.

The delicate, fiowery and lasting fragrance
OF Floreston Cologne explain why il 10 such =
favor1te with the ladies'.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
A Stnte Ball In England.

The prettlest sight at the ball Is the sup.
perprocession ofthe royal family ,followedby
the ambassadors and attended by the great
officers Of the household. Shortly after
midnight Lord Kenware waves his hand,
and the band plays God Save the Queen"
whereupon the company draw up In two
lines down the room, and the great folks
pass along between them, returning In
about half an hour in the same manner;
after which the great company 70 and re.
frcsh themselves. The summer.room looks
very fine with all the gold plate displayed,
and, although you have to eat Standing
what Theodore Hook describes as tables
against the wall, covered with cold negus
and warm ice; where men, women and
children take perpendicular reffcshment,
like so many horses with their noses IN the
manger"-yet when once the first crush
has sub7'ded, and you can once get 10 the
table, you find that the meal is an excellent
one. The champagne Is dry, properly iced,
and In oil respects unexceptionable. The
queen In this sets an admirable example n
to the.herd Of ball.giving people, who too OF.
ten do not scruple TO half poison their
guests with the filthy liquor they place Be.
fore them. In "Lothair" Lord. Beaconsfleld
alludes TO Lord st. Jerome's giving The
same champagne At his balls that he
gave at his dinners" as being fact SUI.
Fcisnt 70 stamp him ~ once q host OF lhe
right sort.-[x udou Truth,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald.

GALVESTON, August 1.-The Galveston
Houston & Henderson railroad was sold al
auction to-day, to satisfy decree of tn,
United States circuit court, on the 23d O.
last March, There was but one bid-$iGO,
OOO-by Colonel X. S. Hayes, vice prcsl
dent of the Gould syndicate, who bought
IN the road for account of Jay Gould aud
Russell Sage.
The annual meeting of general magnates
OF southwestern trunk lines was held at
fremont house tonight. The session was
of the star.chamber order, and nothing
definite can be learned of their delibera.
tions.
The grand lodge. Knights of Honor, met
in grand conclave at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. p. s. Wren, grand dictator, called the
meeting 20 order. Delegates are In attend.
ance tonight upon musical entertainment
ut the pavilion, given in honor of the order
+. 7. Cravens, who for several years past
has occupied the position Of state cores
1ondent Of the New York Associated Press
iosresigned the position. Mr.. Frank Har.
ris has been appointed his successor.
A. T.; Smith and j. q. Boyd, of Dallas
are at the fremont.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
Clchurnc.


oP'V"i to VIZ httStu.
CLEBuRNE, August To-day has beun
one long to be remembered. The best men
of the sixth congressional district are as.
sembled to choose representative in con
gress. At 3 p. IN. Colonel OTIS chairman
of the democratic executive committee for
the district, called the convention to order.
Major II. Nj. Heath was chosen chairman,
and Scurlock of Johnson, and Field, of
Bosque, secretaries The committee on
credentials were appointed by the delega-
tions, of the respective counties: w.
I: Ross, of Ellis; DIR. Colquitt,
ot Hill; Orr, Of kaufman;
X. Lockett Of Bosque; Sansom of johnson;
Jennings OF Tarrant. The committee on
credentials were instructed to report in
writing all the facts in regard TO the Dallas
county delegation to the convention. The
committee on credentials have been in ses.
sion since 8 p, m. examining the the Dallas
delegation. The Crawford faction are rep
resented by Barksdale and Hall; Wellborn
by Tucker and Cochran. The convention
adjourned to meet at $50 p. m. A resolu.
tlon was passed requesting Crawford and
jarvis to address the convention. The ex.
ANIMATION OF witnesses is now progressing,
and the best of feeling prevails. Both
Crawiord's and Wellborn's friends are max
ing hard fight, with Crawford stock up.
There will be hard fight in the convention
when the committee reports.
The convention adjourned to u. m to-
morrow, waiting for the report of the COM
mittee, just brought with the evidence,
ana who will report by 10 o'clock to.mor-
row. II is almost certain that majority
favor the Crawford delegates. There will
be big fight in the convention on the re-
ports. Considerable excitement exists.
Crawiords friends are very hop eful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
Washington News.
THAT VETO.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The following
l, the. full text Of the president message We.
toing the river and harbor bill;
To the House OF Representatives:
Having watched with much interest the
progress ofthe house bill No. 02G2, entitled
an act making appropriations for construct.
ing, repairing and the preservation of Ger.
tain works on rivers and harbors, and for
other purposes, and having since II was rc.
ceived carefully examined Il, after ma.
ture consideration | am constrained To
return II herewith to the house of
representatives in which IL originated with
TO its passage. Much of the appropriations
In the bill are clearly for tue general wei.
fare and most beneticent In their character.
Two Of the. objects for which provision IL
made were by me considered SO important
that FELT II my duty 10
direct to them the attention Of congress.
In my annual message In December
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
Pctersburg's Auditor .
yrxpn nu,,-.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 1.-The sheriff
Of this city, in his receipt Of rule awarded
by ,he.court Of appeals, now in session a,
Wytheville, this state, in the case of S. A,
Plummerfunder claiming 10 be city auditor
vs.. +. II. Russell, readiuster. acting auditor
and the rulo is to-day being executed On
each OF the twenty.four councilmen and n
r. Russell. The rule Is returnable on tbe
lst day Of next term of court, which will he
held at Staunton, September 10, This case
when disposed of will determine who i
legally elect I'd city auditor. N "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
A Murder in Tarrant County Monday
Night.
Other
Yesterday,
Austin.

Austin
Special 10 the Herald.
AUSTIN, August 1.-0n the list day of
April Gicente del Morris, alias, Bermoris,
was kidnapped in Mexico and brought into
Texas and turned over TO the state authori-
ties. Complaint was made to the Mexican
minister at Washington, who laid the mat.
ter before the secretary of state, Hon. 7. +.
Frelinghuysen, for investigation. The
Texas authorities were asked to ascertain
the particulars, and il seemed that Morris,
who is desperate man, was kidnapped in
Mexico, ironed and brought into Texas and
turned over to the rangers, who had several
caplases for his arrest, He was tried anu
sentenced to the penitentiary, but the gov
ernor to-day pardoned him because his ar
rest was violation of International law
He will he released and returned to Mexi-
co. He is charged with several murders,
notably that of the sheriff and his deputy,
of Starr county, last winter.
Captain Arlington has resigned and Ser
geant Hotter succeeds him.
The governor to-day issued proclama-
ton giving notice that no ap-
polntments or ,reappointment of cotton
"NtSh'ts VIII pS hiuut chCcDt Ill inc
cities OF Galveston, Houston, Dallas, Sher-
man, Austin and Waco. ALI appointments
made heretofore except for those cities are
revoked, If made two years previous to this
date, or at the end of two years from date OF
appointments IL made less than two years
previous TO this date. Weighers who have
farmed out their offices to others and are
not giving their personal attention TO their
business are requested to send their resig.
Nations.
Receipts at the treasury last month:
Revenue, $237 ,5l7; first payments on school
lands, S2l ,55S sale of public domain, $3S,,
2S3; on former sales of school land, $l5,2l.
total receipts from all sources, 1927 ,5S5
! Sale of school lands reached 10000 acres
sales OF university and asylum lands were
! light.
The health officer leaves tomorrow fol
| Brownsville TO investigate the disease pre-.
yailing there, He Iesrs an epidemic and /.
Determined to take every precaution to keeI
1t confined to the present infected district
The capitol syndicate was out TO-DAY
examining the rock quarries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02

$500; insurance, SGi0, in London Assurance
Corporation.
J. p. Asterhout, postmaster loss, 500;
insurance, 500
Texas, news dealer, loss, $3.50; insur.
ance 5000, in National and Home Of New
York, Phoenix and Louisiana Confapcc.
George w. Tyler, lawyer. loss. Sl,l00;
insurance, S725, in Home. OF New York.
ID. A. Chamberlain, loss, $1,000; insur-
ance Sl,5Oo, in Insurance Company of
North America.
Il. Bovett, Of London. loss $1,000; in
surance 81 l,e0o, in Insurance Association Of
England and Continental.
Brophy 4 Otto, loss $1,000; insurance
$500.
W. A. Thompson, damages by removal
$1,000; insurance 1880 in Liverpool and
London and Globe.
Nj. NJ. Moore & Son, loss 80, 900; insur-
ance 5000 in Liverpool and London and
Globe, London Assurance, North Amer.
lean Mercantile.
J. Q. West, loss $s,00c; partially insured.
George j. Butler, w. 4. Rucker l.. T.
Williams, ID. Il, Potter, w. y. Mcfarland
lost their Offices no insurance.
Total loss $4,000. These buildings will
be rebuilt at once as the property is too
valuable to leave 1t unoccupied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
San Antonio,

Spona' To the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, August LA Laredo spe-
cial says; -Four hundred persons more or
less are affected with fever at Matamoras.
Physicians here say that the fever is GER
tainly yellow jack, and that all towns on
the lower Rio Grande are in danger. There
is no alarm in this section, which is re-
garded above the fever belt. Authorities
are taking every precau tion to prevent its
spread, and their success may be judged
from the fact that not single case has
been reported ON the Texas side.
The sad news of the killing of Judge Ju.
Illus Schulze. editor Of the Austin Wochen-
0latt, o German paper was received to-day.
He was killed at Fayetteville, Fayette
| county, ny another German named Her
man Zeip. Schulze was prominent re-
publican and dictator Of Austin Lodge,
Knights of Honor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
DeIlison,
Special 10 the H,rld.

special TO the Herald.
DRNIsoS, August IA difficulty occurred
yesterday between John Greene and his
Step-son, Beverly Steele. which eliminated
in shooting aflray. Steele received a
wound, the bail passing through the sum-
init OF the right lung. Greere was shot
through, the ball grazing the right kidney,
and coming out at the lower end of tho
breast bone. The trouble arose out of
some family matters, The wounds are
very serious and both parties will probably
die.
Charles Caudle fell from freight train at
Whltewright, yesterday, breaking his right
arm.
Emma lIildreth, little girl aged 10,
fell from swing yesterday evening break
ing both bones of the forearm.
A fire at O'Clock this morning destroyed
the frame residence of Frank Carse, on
Sears street. Loss, 81, 600; insurance, $625.
Cause of fire unknown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
Bolton.
Special 10 the Herald.

BELroN, August 1.-Fivc buildings re,
Gently built on the scene Of tho octobe,
fire, were burned about 3 o'clock this morn,
ing The losses and insurance were as fol-
lows.
Trepess Kemendo, damage on removal
S6,C }; insurance, 81 ,000, lin Hartford, Nortl,
American, Liverpool and London and
Globe, Springfield, ,Glens Falls, Philadelphia
Fire insurance.
Harris 4 Saunders, lawyers, two build.
inps and law library; loss, 5000; insurance
$8,OOo. IN Liverpool and London and Globe,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Corporation, Continental,
Philadelphia Fire assurance.
Charles Donafere, damaged By rm,yal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
Fort Worth
Special 10 tho Herald.

Special 10 tho Herald.
FoRT WoRTu, August LIN quarrel
at the Decker's house at Oak Grove, Tar
rant county, last night, man named Pro-
dit was stabbed in the heart by dirk in
the hands OF one Redmond. No arrest.
Parties are In pursuit.
Tom Clark was jailed to-day for theft of
money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
Iiearnc.
Special 10 1 he Herald.

HEAgHE, August 1.--James d. Kinney,
post-oilice inspector, sent an official state
ment to Albert Bishop, acting postmaster
here, Oft. IL. Roches account in money
order business, and the shortage foots up
$l,s67.23 and the postal account to be
heard from.
". G. Purity, of Houston, has been ap-
pointed postmaster and took charge OF the
office to-day and found that Mr.. Bishop
had kept his house in order and was ready
to receive him.
No rain for six weeks in this section,
crops, nevertheless, will average a good
yield
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
q rsicana.
Special to the Herald.

SptUIUI 70 Ihe HerNIu,
CoRsIcANA, August 1.--0ur colored pco-
pie here formed n company with capital
of $4,000 and sent to Austin for the pur-
pose of enabling the members to purchase
end improve land in this county.
In the district court to-day John York
(eolored) was convicted oi negligent homi-
eide and fined Sl,l00. Tom Bradley (uol.
ored) was given three years in the peniten-
tiary for attempt to kill Mrs. Hall last
spring.
Weather is very warm and our farmers
complain of the screw worms being worse
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The Congressional Convention at Gle
burne Adjourned 10 Await the
Report Of the Commit.
tee on Credentials.
A Hot and Earnest Fight is Anticipated
But Good Feeling Prevails
Among the Delegates.
A Disastrous Fire Visits BeltOn-A
Detailed List Of Losses and
Insurance.

A Newsy Special from the Gate
City.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
pie Gemperensfer babsn nidt INNER

OVe SeUlPtteh3te% paoeH h'Wt 'Hulet
llnre&t, wenn fe ben 8irtbsn &riss mas
den. Da if !. .. cine game 9lnsabI
8irtbe bier In Der Stabt, MIR t0nnten
Namen nsunsn, bic fi9 ein @si5dft bas
raus MAIDEN, iunse 8uben bon Is bis l9
unb 20 Subren in ibren Saloons gu bulbsn
unb ibnsn bort nidt alstn Bier, ionbern
SpirituOieu aIsr art usri9sntsH. Cine
anoere Sorte 8irtbe sibt ss, bic ben Ieis
bsni4uftIi4eu Ertutsrn Sdnups seben,
10 LANCE fe @elO bubsn. Sb babel bic
Samilien ROtb unb @Ienb Isibsn, mas
timmert bas bieis 5infcsntsidnapper.
6reiIi6 bas @sies uerbietet betbes itrsns;
aber mas timmert iis has @sise. Das
@eiss 1T Elm tObter guditabe, wsnn Ries
manb ba 1T, basieIbe aus5ufibrsn. 1nb
has 1T bier Der Gaa. Die YoIi5ei Tim.
inert id menis UNI bic @irtbs. Treiben
bic S6fsr IS gu toa auf ben Strabsn,
itedt man fe elm. 60 muBtsn 4. y. fol-
der nnmdBise am 81. Wsibna9tsfeife nidt
psnissr aIs IA bic Radt i'm Der galobooie
psrbrinssn unb banebsn purbs cine gn.
3abI unter girsi9aft far ibr @rfdsinsn
DOR benz ffrensen @abi %entIa1su. @dbs
es feline Birtbe, bic ben T%runtsnboIbsn
ibsr Mab 3u trinten sdbeu,. sdbs ss aud
bsratise arrefte ni9t 70 uisI an sinsm
Gage. Wir wOlen ni9t iassn, baB ss tn
Der art tn Dubuque i9Iimmer III, ais an
anbere Orten, aber iebenfaas 1T ss i9Iimm
Senus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Der Scr. $taaten Maridau @sbiIfs

Der ger. Staaten Rari9au @ebiIfs
o. 5eberIins bru4te etnen Der Gage lester
Wo9s %. y. &aufmann unb 6. 8. Oas
pis our Stubt, neil fe ueriu4ten einsn
y~soIbenen" gaditein einsm Burger Ia:
mems 96Iters gu uertaufsn. RatirIt9 war
Der Buditsin ni9t o %sebranntsm 2sbm
unb nidt pom Sob, ionbsrn BON elmer
S%upfermufe. Die 3wei Spisbubsn wsr.
ben pObI fur cine 3sit lang binter bic idwe.
biiden Gardiner tommen; fe baben's uers
bient unb fnb sefdbrIide Subjscte. Dis
Buri6ei ftsutsn Claus 8OItsrs, sinem Ga
loOnbuIter in WuquOteta Dor, fe bdtten 5
Stit s~OIbsner Buditeine i'm 0sttbe pon
$50, 600; fe tOnnten bieisIben absr aug
sspifen l1ria9eu ni9t uertaufsn unb bot,
ten fe i'm @albe bel Davenport psrffsdt.
S6Iters sins NIT ibuen mad Davenport, e,
fob bic 8uditsiue, man lief einen probtrsu
unb Der @Olbi9mieb ertIdrte, bieisIber
ieien ls turdtbis. Den 5unbsI f6lot
gIuus gOIters isbO9 ni6t, ionbsrn lief BIZ
Burden f~eftnsbmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Sm piefen Saus6aftnngen bat man

Sn pisfen 9aus6aftmnsem bat man
Sefeu, bic MicapIatten baben, weIde bas
Gsusr bur9i@sinen Iaiisn. Dur9 bic
5ise Iaufsn bieie YIatten oft an unb per:
bunteln ben sldn3enben Ssuerfdein. Su
einsm Der bisfsen Easesbldtter sibt Sc.
manb cine isbr sinfade Gnweiians, uis
bisie 9Iatten gu pusen finb. Nan reibe
bisisIben nit giRs unb Wafer ab. Die
@ifsfdure e~ntfernt S@mss unb SIeden,
unb bic Wtcai&eibea iebsn bann wte neu
aus. Denn Der Ofen beiB 1T, nsbme man
sinsn Stod NIT einem 9appen, Der tn BITE
SIiiRsteit setau@t if, unb e~ntferne bamit
ben S4mut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Ein RI6uer Die6fa6f purbe SO,

Gin Ra6ner Diebaa6f purbe Don:
nsrfius gbsnb bel 8OImOOb in bsr
MainfraBe ~besuusen. SIS mar &c
gen buIb asbn, bic StraBe BOILER
2suts. 9a sins elm Dieb bin, psrram'
msIte bic Gbars burd Elm Stid 5oIs, bas
CT ibsr bic RIinse ifsdte, f9las elm srObes
2absnfsnftsr elm unb nit einem @riff er:
bal6ts sr cine sOlbsne Webuile TIM Wsrtbs
pOn $s5, elm S9isenprsis, ben 5err Dor:
uioob In ct. Paal bauonsetrassu. Dis
mn ben prsis sereibten SiIbsrmdn3en lief
Der Disb Iiesen. aass bas sef&ab 70
i4nsI unb unueriebenbs, baB Der Dieb,
sbe bic tn Der Rdbe beinbIi@sn perionsn
wuBtsn, mas porsins, ueri&wunbsn mar.
Ser S9absn am Gsnffer betrdst an bic 80
Dollar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03
Gus Dent Staate.

Ole etn3ise Qrmen a m bes
Stautss, weI9e ft9 bsBablt, III bic BON
0oooburp County. SIN Iestsn Sabre be
3ablte Der 8erpaIter $1,000 In ben Goun
tpi9ut. Dies astst ieoenfaus cine quite
8erwaltuns unS suslst4 3sist es, baB bic
DemOtraten In benz repubIitanii4sn Wooo.
burg County sbrli5 fnb, bsnn Der gsrDal.
ter 1T Elm Democrat. go idseibt ein
BedielbIatt, bas uns i'm Srtbum su isin
i6sint. Wsnn mir nidt irrsu, finb nod
msbrsre anbere Counties I'm Staate, BITE
Rueen aus ibrer armsnform Sisbsn, 4. o.
SudiOn County; 3ufdaiserwsiie aud elm
bsmotratii6es @ountp.
Gin 8drssr Wari5aIL
t o M n, Der iebr seneist III, Bel isbsr De,
Iesenbeit gu experimentation, beabfdtiste
ieinen Sfen gu i4wdrsen unb risb bsniel:
ben, oils CT sIibsnb beiB mar, NIT Benign
eth. Das Experiment mai ais S9par.
3unssmittel etn totaIsr WiBsrfoIs. Die
6euerleute ertIdrtsn ss ais sin traurises
greisniB.
&eotut ueri9ifte wdbrsnb bss Iesten
Sabrss lO4 WiQtonsn Dussnb Gier unb
bebauptet man BITE Stabt iet In bieler
Bran@e allen anbsrn Stdbten bes 9eftens
poran.
Sn2ouia 6 bsrri9t &raut.
moth. Gin &rauttopf tofst rs Gents
fhnf fur 81. Wenn ein iunssr Wann has
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