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National Republican., 1884-08-20

A fatal cunning accident took place near
Dumfrles Prince William county, Va, Satur-
day. A son of Mr. Charles Keys, between II
and l2 years of age, left his home near the vii.
lage to shoot. Not returning in the evening
some OF the family startrd to ind him, and not
far from the house found him lying along side
of fence dead with the load OF shot in one
side OF his face, tearing II in u irightiul man
ner and the gun on the other side of the fence.
The position of the body and the gun indi-
Gated that he had gotten over the fence first,
and in the act of drawing his gun oyer had
struck the cock on rail- discharging the
weapon.
National Republican., 1884-08-20
The Treasnrr Pnrer All Right.

1.-THE treasury department often rejects bids
for paper and envelopes" said an official OF
the stationery department yesterday, al
though the quality of our paper is generally
up to the standard. We have trouble occa.
sionally with envelopes, and when we find
out aud compel the contractors to furnish bet
ter ones and we have very little trouble In
determining the quality of paper. although
we use no machine. We tell by tho touch and
taken. / don't think that this department is
ever deirauded."
National Republican., 1884-08-20

The Hod.carriers union had their annual
picnic yesterday at Loefilers garden. Among
the amusements Of the day was hod-carriers
race for the championship. The contestants
were L. Towles and Aaron Foster A load of
bricks was dumped on the ground, and the
game was to transport these bricks in hods
distance oftwenty or thirty feet, the man who
carried the largest number In the shortest time
being the winner. Towles handled the bricks
with such dexterity that he delivered ten hods
in three and q half minutes Foster carried
eight hods in four minutes. Towles Is the
champion hod.Carrier for the year.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Mr.. Neil Anderson was sitting in front OF his
store on Fouraud.a.half street southwest Mon
day night, when James Hennessy, who keeps
restaurant near by passed up the street.
When he had proceeded short distance, he
turned to Mr.. Anderson and made some re-
mark, at the same time drawing II knife and
stubbing Mr.. Anderson three times. In the
police court yesterday he was charged with
wunton assault Judge Mills said the assault
was a cruel aud dangerous one, and was clearly
made out and should be sumlnarily dealt with.
He imposed Il sentence of six months in Jail
absolute, and Il fine of 500, and in default of
the line six months additional.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Building permits were issued yesterday to
James N Rollins, to.erect three dwellings on
Twenty.elghth street, to cost $1,000; Mr.. Dan
cnhower, to erect six brick dwellings on
Twenty-secOnd street, to cost 5000; Brooks &
MCClelland, to erect two brick dwellings on
teenth streets, to cost $1,000; n. l.. Dawson, to
build one brick dwelling on Maryland avenue,
near Third street northeast, to cost S3,25O; |.
n. Rollins, to build one brick dwelling on
Montgomery street, to cost 50 1000; G. A. Burch,
TO build one brick dwelling on Fifteenth street,
OH $, to cost ", 500; u. Herman, to build a
dwelling on street. between Sixth and
seventh streets northeast TO cost 81, 500.
National Republican., 1884-08-20
Checking Railroad Advances.

The commissioners have notified the super
intendent of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
way, who wanted to extend the embankment
along Sixth street forming approaches to the
bridge that during the present unsettled con-
dition of the steam railroad question In this
city and pending the action OF congress, the
commissioners cannot approve action that
might secure to the road Il permanent occu.
pancy of Sixth street. and such project as
prOposed would have this effect"
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Robert Trolland, a paster in the money order
office of the postofiice department, made an
attempt at suicide on Monday night near the
corner OF Seventh and NJ streets He cut him.
self about the head and face several times,
when tne was taken nUru hfnisr Ills
wounds were dressed at a drug store near by,
after which he was taken to the sixth precinct
station and kept all night. Trolland has been
drinking heavily of late, and was separated
from his wife
National Republican., 1884-08-20

The building inspector has condemned the
following buildings Houses No. 30 II
street northwest walls out of plumb. Christ
ophcr Boyle Is notified to take down an unsafe
stnblc In the rear of his hotel on street near
First. The occupants Of No. 1924 East Capitol
street are notified that the house Is unsafe and
they are ordered 10 Immediately yacate. ban.
euhOwcr 4 MARI, agents. are notified that
house on the northwest corner of Thirteenth
and streets needs repairs. MessTs. Sworm-
stcdt Il bradley are notified that the front and
west walls Of 500 Louisiana avenue are sprung
and broken and the building IL otherwise In
need Of repairs aud dangerous. They are noti-
fed 10 secure II in thirty days.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

AYERS AGUE CURE is intended to act as an
antidOto 70 malarial feyers, and all diseases
generated by marsh, swamp or slough. Science
has brought this remedy nigh to pefectlOn, NO
quinine, no arsenic, nor injurious drug enters
into Its composition. Chemistry and the heal.
ing art have combined to make 1t the curative
triumph Of tho age WO live in
National Republican., 1884-08-20

~ NN IsuuOT.
WAsHISGToN, D.. C., Aug l9,-Although John
I. Layt0n's name does not appear in the city
directory, he Isl respectable citizen of Wash.
ington, d. C. A number Of Union Bethel, the
Metropolitan A. ". l.. church, leader of the
choir, and director of the Washington Har.
monlc Company, who are giving concerts al
the different watering place, IN the interest OF
street between Fifteenth and sixteenth, north
west. He left Saratoga last week for Trenton,
\. j., where his wife was lying very IN, and
was on his return 70 Lake George to Join tho
company when SO ruthlessly assaulted. He Is
also n music teacher In the public schools of
this city. JolIS A. SIMMs
No 1908 sixteenth street, y W., Secretary,
Board iof Trustees, Union Bethel A. NJ. T.
Church
National Republican., 1884-08-20
A SOCIAL EVENT IN THE ARMY.
Marriage Of Col. Lsrned TO Gen. Mexsnder's
Daughter.

Lieut.. Col. Charles W. Larned, U. s. A., pro.
fcssor Of drawing at West Point, was married
last Thursday evening at 81, Paul to Miss Lou
ise Alexander one of the daughters OF Gen.
Edmund b. Alexander, U. s. A. The cere-
mony, which took place at Christ Episcopal
church, was performed by Rev. Nahlon n.
Gilbert the rector. Lieut. william ii. CONN,
9th United States artillery, was best man,
and Lieut. William Crozier, ordnance corps
Lieut. James II. Bell, 7th United states cavalry
Lieut.. William A. Mann, 18th United states
infantry, and Lieut.. William II. sage, 6th IN
fantry, were ushcrs, all being In full dress UNI
form The bride, who was escorted TO the a.
tar by her father, was attended by her httie
nicces. Misses Louise md Annie Lieber, daugh-
ters of Col Norman II. Liebcr assistant Judge
advocate general, Z. s. A. The horal decoTa-
tions In the church were proflse and declu-
edly original In design. After the ceremony
brief and rather informal reception was heid
at the residence of Gen Alexander and AT III
y. m Col. Larned and his bride LEFT for the
Cnst Among the specially invited guests pres
ent were Gen. Alfred II. Terry and his sisters;
Mrs Norman II. Lebcr and Mrs Charles Mar
vim sisters of the bride. Lieut.. Luther H. iinre,
eth cavalry aide to Gen. Terry, and Mrs Hnre,
the daughter of Col John Hancock, oi lhls
city; Lieut.. Alfred b. johnson, 9TH United
States infantry aud Mrs. JohnsQn Lieut.. ,ie9' ,ie9'
Andrews, 2bth infantry; Lieut. George ID. Wal
lace, 9TH cavalry the groom's former rcgl'
ment, and Mrs. Wallace; Mrs. william a;
Rucker, wife of Col. Ruckcr, paymnster, ana
Mrs. Charles b. Penrose, wife OF Col. Penrose'
II. s. A.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Why suffer longer from Catarrh, IIsy.fevcr,
and cold in the head? A sure cure Is Elys
Cream Balm II IS not Il liquid or snuff and is
easily applied. Fiity cents.
recommend to those suffering with Hay
all the remedies and give this n decided pref.
ercnce, II gave Inc immediate relief,-C r.
STEPHENS, Hardware Merchants, Ithaca, n. y.
National Republican., 1884-08-20
In Our Dress Goods Department

under yards has been placed among the Rem
nan and the price has been "cu literally The policy will be
carried every Department of house. We shall offer induce
prices which will be MUTUALLY PROFIT
Our business conducted the prn
necessity be either mutually advantageous
dsadvanageou party the transaction. In
of this policy have always offered exchange for other
goods refund the price paid article purchased from
REMNANT the customer make the expected
providing always returned good condition. thus precudng
possibility of being dissatisfied with any purchase made
Therefore risk giving careful examination
each of twenty departments during EXTRAORDINARY
day. August 9 Wednesday, August 20; Thursday August and Fri
day August
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Tho Union Veteran Cadet Corps have chal'
lcnged the National Rifle Cadets to a drill for a
purse of $50, the latter not to put up any money
the same men to drill and the same judges TO
decide the contest. Mr. II. L. Adams, of the
Sidr, IL TO act es siakehoider ana III case the
tiorial Rifles 70 q drill, to which the public are
to be admitted free,
National Republican., 1884-08-20

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
a recipe that will cure you, free of charge
This great remedy was discovered by "a mis-
sionary in South America. Send a sclfad'
dressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph 4. lnman,
Station d. New York CITY
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Albert Beckett, the colored man who was re-
leased on 81 900 bail to await the action of the
grand jury, for cutting Mr.. Wash Nailor some
time ago, was surrendered to the police last
night by his bondsman, Mr.. W. T. Chapman,
Beckett intended to leave the city and jump
bail, SO Mr.. Chapman thought and officer
Kenucy arrested him
National Republican., 1884-08-20

THE Rowland Dental Association No. 21l
Four-anda.half street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue do all kinds OF
Dental Work. All work warranted iirst.class,
Have administered nitrous oxide to over 5000
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings in.
serted in the best manner.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

The new governor general of Canada brought
with him thirty.ninc servants. That seems u
good many. But every stomach has more
servants than that, Lungs, liver, heart, arte-
res, veins, esOphagus. kidneys, and all the
rest of the party must be kept in prime order
If rst-class service is expected. Browns Iron
Bittcrs is the great regulator for all these. II
quiets them when in rebellion, and keeps
them 10 their work when they are lazy.
National Republican., 1884-08-20
A Dishonest Domestic.

Sarah Chapman WAS held in $500 for tho
grand jury in the police court yesterday for
robbng Mrs, Caroline English of 1907 n street,
of $40 worth OF clothing and iewclry. Two
other women were arrested. but Chapman
confessed and the others were liberated The
Chapman woman was employed by Mrs, Eng.
nsh nA Ii lnmnsIir
National Republican., 1884-08-20

swer such a charge. Mrs. Kelly told the judge
that Mrs Cooncy was burden to her life, and
Mrs Cooncy said that Mrs. Kelly was liar
and "a regular old night liner" Mrs COoney
LEFT $40 for assauting Mrs. Kelly, and departed
the court with u smile.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

are under way, The entire establishment will
get an oyGrhauling Our show windows Will
be feature in the city Pending the improve
ments we will dispose of the balance of our
summer stock at prices never dreamed OF.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Mr.. AND MRS CABELL will continue to re-
ceiyc into their family limited number of
boarding pupils. These young girls are re-
every care and privilege that parents should
desire for their dalghters during the critical
period of school life. The session OF lSSi-'S5
begins Sent pb 1884
National Republican., 1884-08-20
Five Days Extraordinary Remnant Sale

Taking Friday the a2d instant We call the EX-
TRAORDNARY because willing to make than ordinary
lines goods preference them
other Again. like stock of Remnants Odd
Sizes &c. have therefore made larger reductions than
necessary ordinarily with view of making Stock Taking
memorable and customers and mutually profitable BOTH
For instance
National Republican., 1884-08-20
Not DAnfOrth's Stove.

To The Editor.
The report Of the accident to Justus Rath.
bone on Sunday is incorrect to the extent that
he was not using Danforth stove nor Dan
forth's fluid. Respectfully yours,
AUG. 49, 1884. RoDERICK 4. DANFoRTH.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

n THE finest mayonaise dressing for all kinds
OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, pickled
salmon, cabbage, &C., is Durkec's Salad Dress
ing. 1t is, besides, more economical than
| home made
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Mrs, Ellen Coonoy denied that sne had as
saulted Mrs. Mary " Kelly In ''SwamtOodlep
to Judge Mills yesterday, when called u an
National Republican., 1884-08-20

TEPSFVS (
81 OIIOOH L NJ !
tt
JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE.

LIsNER while in Paris last month"; purchased dozen Jerseys
manufacturers These goods received last tuesday
and exhibited stock embraces Styles
greater quantities. and lower prices than be found elsewhere
n fact, having purchased direct offer
National Republican., 1884-08-20

VIZ call special attention TO II. H. Taylor $
reduction in mems, ladies', and chidren's
furnishings, and advise all TO accept of this
opportunity 10 buy ilrst-Class goods at great
reduction. US 1t will continue only short
Mllln
National Republican., 1884-08-20
Corset Sale Extraordinary

Having closed from the importer nearly dozen of the FIN
EST FRENCH CORSETS in Black Dab Pink Blue and Creme ell
egany embroidered and lined oughoucost to import $1,000
low price We propose to offer them to our customers
Midsummer Bargain per pair We have them in all sizes,
except Creme and Blue and 25 a6 and a7 Black Sec-
ond Floor-Take the Elevator)
National Republican., 1884-08-20

"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAooSs."-Fresh Al
dcrnev butter churned every morning, and do
livered In " pound Ward" prints, at 3oc
per pound Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball;
ouuermllk, DC. per quart, and sweet milk at 90
per quart
National Republican., 1884-08-20
White Goods Department

cutting many pieces day and ordinarily any length will
the regular price, but this week length less than full
pieces and make reduction in price.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies and a
fine assortment of bottled goods. JAMES THARP,
6lS II street northwest.
National Republican., 1884-08-20

ST., east side bet. 18th and 10Th SITS. n. W., lot
30, II. A. Kohrs sub. of So. l44, George E.
Emmons to Maria C. Peet 81 800.
Mass. ave-, south side, bet. n. j. ave. and I'd st
II. W., north half of lot 4, In So 565, James $,
Lynch TO Thomas II. Lynch, So.
25th ST., west side, bet. ii and SITS. n. W., part
of lot 10, So II, George II. Saltmer, trustee
ct al. to Albert b. Hines, 81 500
22d st., west side, bet and L SITS. n. W., lot 26
l.. p. Pumphrey's sub. of So 60, Charles w
Bowman to John J. DAILY, Sl52.
b st. south, north side, bet. 9Th and 9th SITS
east, lot A, Woodward ct al, trustees, sub o
50. $40, Wm. Il. Woodward ct al, trustees t
William NJ Seton, So, $50.
Ridge ST., north side, bet. 4th and 9Th sts II. W.
part of lot "a. 50. 5l3, Philip II. Weber t.
Meyer Loeb, 81 800.
National Republican., 1884-08-20
A Single Jersey at Wholesale Price

stock Jerseys be had at osc o a4S a9S
s4S 36S ,oS and 4oS Black Navy and Marine
Blue Garnet Brown Green Pink, &C. In silk 99S and 1893
National Republican., 1884-08-20

Columbia heights, lot 5, blk. 33, John Sher.
man, trustee, sub, John Sherman, trustee,
to Emily s. Moore. 81 ,l29G5.
National Republican., 1884-08-20
OUR GREAT SPECIALITY!

Jerseys that be purchased elsewhere
under They made the finest socnee heavily and
handsomely braided tailor finished and positively guaranteed absolutely
perfect in fit. Please examine them
National Republican., 1884-08-20
ORU BARGAIN COUNTER

dozen Heavily Beaded Crowns at Iac
sold last bargain for each
On the Bargain Counter will also be found the remains of our Silk
Glove Stock at prices that will make you smile
National Republican., 1884-08-20
OUR GREAT WONDER !

oSc this Jerseys equal quality to those
The The workmanship the
BEST remembered the Paais Royal did, and
will, keep "trash" at any price.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08

i'm @ablnlGanerz Gouegium BON SOtpa Z
SttmnIen filr Glebelauo un0 6 TIr Sutler
ab9egeben tueroen. @s lit Qtusit6t Dor6dnz
ben, DaB Dieier gBablSetteI am 4. gtopen17
Der ftegen utro. 8iirocn bagegen Ste De-
mofratil6e Ynrtei uno Die @reenbdf>parz
tel lebe fir ~belpubere 8rdiiOentenmahl-
manner fttmn1en, 10 tpiroen ipabrl6etlltb
Die orei3ebu 8loine>N ablmGnner gepdblt
tperoen. Sebt aber ftebt Blaine IN ernitlt7
der @efabr, ieIbit Soma, auf tpelheS lett
@rinDuug Der rep~ublifantifen partet iez
Der republitanti6e Observation-Disclosures
nit Telicufeitigfeit rchnen fonnte, 81 per7
lteren.
GbenIo lG6erIi6 ais unperi6dmt tit es,
menn repuhlifaniihe neutrality-suspicious.
iiber baS oBei1 beipro6ene 1lebereinfom1net
oIs iibcr cine vSdGnoIi6teit' larn1e1.
9enn Blaine un0 @enolien itnb ia lett
Monaten in DerI6iebe1en Staateu, -
Meitpirgiuien II. /. No., ia ielbit Ntatne, -
frampfbnft ben1ibt, Die @ree1tbafer auf
tire Seite gu sieben. Die 0fotbla9e aber,
in pelhe aGe freiiinnigen unb pernilnfttgen
Mfeni6en in Soma Durd Die BrobtbtttonSz
Sdurferei Der 9tepubltfaner geratDen itno,
milrbe 6etuabe ieLbit einel 8unD nit Dem
Seufel gegcu bic 0orttge republifanil6e
8anoe redtferttgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
Seut 9erinG)er crIeGctt.

Na6 ieiner @efan9ennabme ober @afz
fenitreGunB erbielt 8 I'LL cine
Wtel1ge Nnerbietungeu bon rGbeaterunterz
reDrneru", Sdaububenbeiibern unD bQl.,
pelhe i'm I'm G5elo offentli0 au5fteaeu
ipoIten. Nber itOlS tpte5 er ale bieie l3u7
mutbuuge1 ab nit Der @rtlGrung, Dap er
iib ntdt CUR 8efrteoigung Der 9feugter Der
8laBgelt0ter 6er9eben lDeroe. 9o1 jeBt lit
ct Dem Geriuder bod erlegen - Ghnlid
ME ber sergeant M oou, Der nab
ieiner 6reilailunA aus Dem 3u6tbauie in
@lbaup dDnll0e Nnerbietun8en nit Der Grz
fldrrng, oaB er teiu Sumbo lei, ausi6Luq,
ober iip BALD Darauf bob Da5u bergab, olS
WlerftpiirDigfeit = in v9ime Muieums"
GuSgeitellt gu tpcrben.
@iltige reid)lih bemtttelte 6erren in ct.
Saul babeu yein Spnoifat" gebiloet, UNI
ben Sitting BuI in Den gr0Beren StGbteu
ber Ser. Staaten unb @urppo's Q~us3uitelz
len, unb CT bat iDr Qlnerbieter uuter Ser
geotngung ,angenommel, DaB er Elm SierteI
bes @etpinnS erbdlt. 0as 2tlnt fir S1z
biauer> Qlngelegenbeiten bat ibm Die Grlaub=
nib 81 Der 0tetle ertbeilt uro er lit bon Sort
gates beretts IN 8tsmarf etngetrOffen, no
TIN ieine G6renfibrer erporteten.
. @ier mad 0eto 1T e5, tpel0e ben itolsen
4rOpbeten Der Siour ober 0atotos opdl
nod on5u getrieben bot, it1,r mte Elm ptloes
3bter III elmer W&enagerte, auSitelleu 81 Lai7
ielt. A9Gbyeno er ale WiIoer iid nit einem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08

!3elte unO einiacu 9toiien beaniigte, lit QIeid
beim Seginne ieineS 2lutcntDalteS ulter ben
MetBen Der Geufel Der 6oblubt in i'm gez
fabren. Set Subr unb Sag bat CT nit
ieiner photographic, iomie nit ietl1em 0la=
menS3uge etl1eu eintrGgliden 6arloel getrie>
ben Den N~artens3ug auein bat er, ob9leib
0teier nIdt utel better oI5 Elm robes Greu3
lit, an ptele 6unberte bon Q8eiBe Su 81 ons
StitG perfauft.
Nuf ieiner acknowledgement J3ejie miro er
1td nidt nit leluem @etpinltant0eile be-
~gnigen, %ionoern ct nintmt cine Wleltge BON
Stour=W 81 Observation-Disclosures nit, Die CT INT
m0gltdit 1o1e Gretie al bic itb I'm i'm
lomrneI1oeu 3uldouer gu perfouien 9ebenft:
8rie956altben aus 2lolerfeberr, Srie9sbeile,
53elte uno Gbeile bon .3eIten, a3elt8erGtbe,
inDianiiheS gierbegeihtrr, 8ifielfelle uno
- Wenl6eni60pfe. Sein ibn beglettenoer
0teffe, One Bun, miro Die 2tufii6t iber
Dieien tnanOernben &ranluocn fibren.
Gergeant Waion bat nit leiner Selbitz
ausitelun9 5jelnli6 ihle6te @ei6Gfte qe>
madat. Der before Gbetl Des QublifumS
erblifte i'll ibr cine gronc Eaftloitgfeit aegen
baS 2(nOenfen 0arttelo's, fiir bel1en &Gder
ftb Der Sergeant ou5giebt. Citing Bltu
miro aber obtle 3peifel belier n5te6en", OBJ
9leih lein 9tubm ebenfallS bauptlG6li6 nuf
einem fir Die Ser. Staaten ttef trourigeu
GreiglltB, Ser 8ernidtu1g Cutters unD
iei1er 9tetter aln 2ittle Big 0orn, berabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
@ermiS0teS.

-Nus Deridieoenen 2anbeStbeilen ba6en
9euti1e BET 81atne brieflt6 angefragt,
ME CT 3lr 8robibittonsfra9ei tebe.-
Oo6 obglei6 Blaine lonft Elm iebr pInftz
lider unb 90fli6er 8riefbea1ttDorter lit,
bot er, 10 Diel man tDetB, bod auf fetner
Der bier ertpdbnten 8riefe geantmortet.
- g1i6t meniger dis einunb3wonz
sig bes MtprDes I'M ct ften @raoe
NnQefIa g e befinoeu ft0 %9egenlpartt8
i'm @efGngniiie in ct. 2outs.
Mar6e v@ouutp : Qrme" in
Stem Oorf murben, wie it6 bet elmer
unterludung ergab, in alien Stodz
fti67 uno - r'Dgoobs" SC ten
auf Dem QIrmenfrieobofe beerotgt, 1tott
in Sdrgen, mGbreuo Der betr. 2et9enbe1tat7
ter SGrge 5I liefern bat
: es5eBt bot Der so NJ" in s o n a aud
cine qcri6tLi6e NieDerlage e%rlttte1,
bod porerit nur cine frteoensgert6t7
li6e. &anm oWsum" t1ob peiter in ben
Wfarft gebra0t merOen, Obne Die UabrItal1z
ten uno YerfGufer DeSlelben ben Straten
beS 8robibitionSgeiebes BON Soma auS5n7
ieBen? Obige Sra9e ipurbe in Ginn SountD
Derneinenb entlGieDen, urto 3tpar IN elnem
Sale, in pel6em Der Staat Der GlGger, uno
S"rr M~nnu1tS. Girorfhit,ner her nroRen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
Gin Ncter0&t.

Son ben pitr0tgcn alien Sibreru Der
republifonii6en 9artei 9ebt elmer mad benz
anDereu. ytidt tDeuige baben it6 Iebeno
bon ibr 9etreunt; anDere bat oer SOB 0bgez
rtfen. gu Den 9eBteren geb0rt Jest au6
6enrp 9. Q~ntbOnb. Mdre ieine
8orau5iiht ni6t g~epeien, 10 beiGBen Die
Ser. Staateu ieBt tetnen 0tSeprdltDente
Ser 8unoeslenat bate linn in Der leBten
@OngyeBotdt, inoem er i'm gu letnem 0or1
itBer DGDLte, tbatiGdlt6 oteie QSilroe ilber@
tragen; aber gtntbonD le1nte tie ab nit Der
@%rflGrunq, DaB ct nidt mebr LANCE sl leben
babe. Sn Der Shat ma er i6on I'M leBten
gSinter le6r franf.
Gem 9ieuitalter mad tit er Ser Q~lelteite
bes ieBigen 8unbeSisnateS g%eipeien, oaS
DeiBt ct bat Dem Senat am lGngiten ange@
bort.
@eboren mar er am l. Q(pril 1915 in
benz Staate &9ooe S5lano, 3ufGuig an
Denlielben Sage mie 8t5marG; aber ietnem
G6rgetSe genitgte Die Stole DeS erlten W2an>
mes III leinem fleinen @cburtSftaate. Gr
erbielt cine tit6tige miiienlhaftlihe @uSz
btlDung, miomete itd friib ber 3ettuugs>
idreiberet unD mar Bis 5U ieinem GoOe Der
Better bes y0ailo Sournal" Su 8ropioence,
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gum @ouperneur bon 0t6oDe S3lano gez
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