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The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

The school board elected Miss Carrie
B. Campbell. of Meade Center, to take
the place of Miss Wyatt, who resigned in
July.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

The Dodge City roller mills will start
to grinding the first of next week.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05
A. +. 4 4. NJ.

wv Regular Communication Of st. Der.
~ nards Lodge No. 222 meets second
~ and fourth Fridays of every month
at p. m, in Masonic Hall, Dodge City, Kan
sas. All members in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
W. ii. CHAPMAN, ". NJ.
J.C. BAIRD. See'y.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05
SONS OF VETERANS.

General Thomas Camp. No. 43. Sons of Vet
Grams meet the end and 4th Thursdays OF
every month. at Masonic Hall, corner of
Bridge and Chestnut streets. Members of the
G. A. r., and visiting brethren always wei
come. Ed. ii. MADISON. Captain.
f. c. HAMMOND, LIST Sergeant.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Last Saturday morning VIM. Scoville
started with a Peerless steam threSher
on a 100 mile trip over land from Dodge
City to the line of Grant aud Stanton
Counties via MOnteZnma. They parallel
the Dodge City. MOntezuma & Trinidad
road for thirty miles. but us it would
cost $50 to ship By rail they steamed ont
over the wagon road from the Dodge
City depot.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05
LEWIS POST,a,, q. \. II.

LEWIS POST,aa q. \. II.
Meets at Masonic Hall, Dodge City, Kansas,
on the first and third Tuesdays in each
month. Members are earnestly requested
to attend. Visiting comrades cordially in
vited.
L. +. HAMMOND. Commander.
j. c. BAIRD, Adiutant.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

w. L. Adams sowed some Red Rus
Sian winter wheat after the 18th of Feb
ruary. and says it is the finest crop he
ever saw.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Acting Mayor Fitzgerald has another
boy, born last Monday, August lst.
Fitz is grumbling because it was not
twins.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Some of DIR. o. II. Simpsons friends
in this city are urging him TO be Il candi-
date for congress before the democratic
convention.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05
HALL CORONA LODGE.

~ LOO. F.. No. lS..
Lodge meets every Wednesday
evening in new lodge room of
l. O, O.F. All members of the order in
good standing invited to attend.
RoBr. BUCHANAN, y. q.
CHks. Lesson, Secretary,
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

The widow of Frank ID. Shinn. de-
ceased. gave birth to fine healthy daugh-
ter Monday afternoon.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

Dodge City Chapter L. d., meets second
and fourth Wednesday evenings of each
monht in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
S.E. BUssER, ii. p.
j. G.. BAIRD Sec'y.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Mrs. F. A. Mitchell and family have
been visiting friends in Gray County.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

The Ford County Normal commenced
day and will continue four weeks.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Presiding Elder Rose has just returned
from trip among his people. He was
out Il days. preached fifteen sermons
and lectures. held five quarterly confer
ences., ten communion services. twenty
rail. 3ll i'll buggies, ate ID chickens and
has returned to Dodge praiSing the Lord.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Howard Whitelaw has gone to Silver
ton. Colorado.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Born to Mr.. sud Mrs. J. &. Taylor. on
Monday, July 18th. son.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Mrs. Hudson of CiinarrOn. is stopping
with her daughter. Mrs. l.. T.. McGarry
Of this city.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Steps will be taken at once for the
building of Il Catholic house of worship
at Garden City.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

T.. II. Sughrue has two work teams
for sale.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

DDGE CITY, MONTEZUMA TRINIDAD RY-
Trains Leave from Rock Island Depot
No. 2, Recommendations. 4:W y. m
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

Chas. E. Gallagher, the civil engineer
and railroad promoter, passed through
here Thursday enrouie from San Fran
cisco TO New York. A GLOBE REPUB-
LICAN scribe chanccd TO meet him and
was advised that the prospect is very
bright for lot Of railroad bnilding into
Dodge City in the near future. He said
arrangements were about complete to
commence constructors on the line from
MOntezuma to Trinidad. That line TO
build through to Trinidad this season if
nothing interferes with the present ar
rangements. When this is settled the
north and south line from Omaha will
ar once begin construction for this point.
He further said the r. Z. & W. and Mis-
souri, Pacific system would push in after
the others.
The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

W. /. Watson and Miss Anna Edwards
were married at the brides former home
in Pennsylvania this week The lady is
recovering from . serious sickness. and
they will return home this week. Mr..
WatsouS shame will be before the con-
ventiOn Saturday afternoon.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-05
Heaven Begun.

: I. .
Il is said Of an old Puritan that heaven
was in him before he was in heaven.
That is necessary for ell Of u.s.. We must
have heaven in ns before we get into
heaven. five do not get to heayen be-
fore we die, we shall not get there after
ward. An old scotchman was asked
whether he ever expected to get to
Heaven. "Why, man, ] live there" !"
was the auaiat reply. Let us all live in
those spiritual things which are the es-
ssential features of Heaven. Often go
there before you go to stay there. If you
come down to morrow morning realizing
that Heaven is yours, and that you will
soon b. there, those children will not
worry you half so much. When you 60
out to your business or to your work you
will not be half so discontented when You
know that this is not your rest, but that
you have a rest in the hills eternal,
whittier your heart has already gone,
and that there your portion is in the
everlasting dwellings. "Lay hold on
.sternallife."' Get &hold of it now. 1t
is thing of the future, and is 9 thing Of
the present; and even your part of il
that is future can be, by faith, 80 realized
and grasped as to be actually enjoyed
while you are yet here.-C II. Spurgson.
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Welded lin a Cemetery.

OARRoLLToN;s ei1.a, April 12-Mr. w.
N. Green, agood iafmer living just over
the Carroll line in HARRISON County, se-
lected q novel spot to be married on q
few days ago. Mr.. Green was widower
and he courted Mrs. NJ. A. Sanford, q
widow, and an agreement to marry was
made between them. Mr.. Green sent
ior anesr friend of his living over in this
County, Squire Newt Tllman, to perform
the marriage ceremony. Mr.. Green has
q beautiful home and near it has mill.
Between the residence and the mill is g
beautiful grass knoll, and on this elevated
spot Mr. Green selected his family
cemetery, and also selected the exact
spot where he and his future wife must
be buried, and on this spot Squire
Tillman made Bill Green and Martha
Sanford man and wife, last Sunday morn.
ing, inSthe presence of .halka dozen wit
nesses.
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= To be perfectly proportiored man
should weigh twenty eight pounds for
every foot of his height.
- tt is curious how woman who
screams at mouse is not startled by q
millinery bill that makes a man tremble.
The earth is nearer to the sun in the.
winter than in summer, but tie cause of
the cold weather of the former season is
the oblique inclination of the SUMS rays.
Did the sun shine as directly on the
eatth's surface in January asin June the
winter would be the hotter season.-Mew
York Herald.
- An old restaurant bill printed in
Richmond in January, 1864, gives the
following wartime prices in Confederate
money: Soup, $3.50; chicken, $3.50;
roast beet, So; ham and eggs, So; raw
oysters. 81; coffee, So; bread and butter,
$3.50; a bottle of champagne, $50; q
drink of rye whiskey, So; bottle of ale,
$12, and cigar, 50.
Governor Taylor, of Tennessee, re-
Gently told of colored clergyman who
preached sermon on the text, "Hnd
the multitudes came to Him and He
healed them of divers disease" Said he !:
"My dying congregation, there is terri
bic text. Disease is in the world. The
smallpox Stays its hundreds, the cholera
its thousands, and the yellow fever its
tens of thousands, but, in the language
of the text, if you take the divers you
are gone. These earthly doctors can cure
the smallpox, cholera, and the yellow
fever, if they get there in : time, but
nobody but the good Lord can cure the
divers"
- In an interview with representa-
tive of the New York Herald the other
day M. Paul Deschanel, of the French
Chamber of Deputies, who has been in
this country to study the condition of
American labor, expressed the opinion
that the laborers of this country are vast
ly better off than the laborers Of France.
He was struck with the abundance, not
to say luxury, in which the average
American workingman lives as COM
pared with his French brother. France
has high tariff, all no doubt for the
benefit of French labor. 1t is little
wonderful, therefore, that French labor
is 80 badly of. The high tariff, accord
to our tariff lords, has made wages high
here and laborers prosperous and happy.
1t is queer that policy doesn't produce
tho same results in France. Perhaps
after all, the tariff Injuries the working
mon in both countries, but less here than
in France, for the reason that our natural
resources and demands for labor are
greater.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-05

- She: "oh, it's fun, I tell you, to
airt with man till you get him to pro-
pose, and ther ray NO." He: "Yes; /;
but should think it would be greater
joke on him tosay 'Yes.'"
= The longest cataleptic sleep known
to medical science has been attracting at
tention in Germany. The latest report
states that the mana miner of Silesia-
has been unconscious four and half
months, with no unnatural appearance
except absolute rigidity of the limbs.
During this time the patients hair has
grown, but his beard remained stationery.
Food is given by tube.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-05
A LONG FELT WANT! !

patient
Washington and
chemicals
io9 all used in ths United States entirely free from
TIE an inferior @ article It pleasant to the gs
mild the youth old It mudng @ the
y the leading doctors and hSR phycians
strength
ycomnon andca
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-05
Old St0DeWall,

Anyone who has read of General
"Stonewall" Jackson must be an admirer
Of his sturdy manhood. BE left an i'm
preston on his soldiers that is indelible.
Mr.. st. John, President of the Mercsn-
tile bank, New York, relates the follow
ing Is in his own experience: "a year
or two since be was on business errand
in the Shenandoah Valley, in company
with General Thomas Jordan, Chief of
Staff of General Beauregard, and at the
close of a day they found themselves at
the foot of the mountains in wild and
lonely place, where there was no village
and not even "a house, save a rough
shanty forithe use Of the "track-walker"
on'the railroad. %It-was rather suggestive
of the suspicious characters that lurk in
out of the way places; yet here they
were forced to pass the night, and could
find no shelter but this solitary cabin, in
which they sat down to such supper as
could be provided in this desolate spot.
The uuprepossessing look of everything
was completed when the keeper Of the
station cane in and took his seat at the
head of the. table. A bear out of the
woods could .hsrdly have besn rougher
than he, with his unshayen beard and
amkenpts hair. sHes answered to. the
type al the border rufian, whose appear
ance suggests the dark deeds that might
be done here ip secret, and hidden in the
gloom of the forest. Imagine their as
tonishment when this rough backwoods.
man raped on the table and bowed his
head And such prayerl Never,
did I hear q petition that more evidently.
came from the heart. It was SO simple,
so reverent, and so tender, so full of hu
mility and penitence, as well as thank
fulness to the Giver of all good ! We sat
in silence, and as soon as I could recover
myself + whispered to my friend, who
can he be 2 to which he answered, I don't
know, but he must be one of stopewall
;Jackson's old soldiers And he was !
AS ne walked out into the open air, I
;accosted our new acquaintance. and,
after, few questions about the country,
asked, 'Were you in the WARP oh, yes,'
he said with a smile, i was ous with old
Stonewallp Rere, then, was one of
that famous "stonewall Brigade" whose
valor was proved on so many q battle
.6eld. Such were the men, now white
with years and SCARED with wounds, who
last ssummer, ION the anniversary of the
battle Of Bull Bur, thropged the hill top
at Lexington, land wept st the unveiling
of the monument which. recalled their
old commander"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-05

PAINTS and VARNISHES,
Mburn Wagon Co. sufficient guarantee to taose
that
reliable and that their goods just
handle these and will
you buy your paints. - :
A. N. TODD CO.. Druggists Anderson Sc
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Tolnato For Cows.

65{syr s5s{seysr re ysSsss - Il 20 r. FIS 4
dssss tells OF ; iarmer
ger 3: g 8. ilal'ket li aardensr( who has
sen ry5ng sht experiment. OF Iced
5Mat toes TO hin COWS. Having sey-
Iundysd Bushels Of the fruit on hand
lime when the. markets were glut-
Id mot liking to haye them 90 to
he commenced feeling them to his
Ea first IN small quantities. Find
they ate them greedily, and that
tk fom increased rapidly, he fed
antire surplus in this way, and
wsn pleased With the result that
snce planted bis tomatoes in a
~ 8 4 g. e stab,a fftn;tg has all baen
|Tsd SIa saysa ltba Z, cow, could NOT
"a svay,, l,osa az tsa, vines. Init rooted
ogs, s;th tbs;r9 moses - and horns.
|IssyeI { M everything but the bare
long ass the tomatoes lasted
sams into the barn at night pain
fuls and with distended udders."
|of course, does not prove that to.
z al Se proftsbly; grown as q feed>.
G-tN -
but Il comedies with the
sszperienee, that much of the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-05
A Good Ticket.

This is q year when all sorts Of fpresi-
Dental tickets will be suggested on all
kinds of platforms. The Southern Cult.
uator proposes the following:
For President:
INDUSTRY.
For Vice President:
ECONOMY. .ss5 :
Electoral Ticket:
l. Hog, hominy and hay.
2. Grain and grasses.
8. Cotton aud the cereals.
4. Home raised products.
s. Improved labor.saving machinery.
6. Intensive culture.
7. Fields terraced and titled.
8. Improved stock raised at home.
9. Improved public highways.
10. Smaller farmers and more thorough
tillage.
II. Homes made more attractive.
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JOHN O'DoNNELL's PALACE SALOON,
snI1rfI MANN sTREET ANDERSON s

the the different including the %
Ao
ha go
March
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NOTICE!
MILBURN WAGON COMPANY,
Manufacturers of Wagons and Carriages,
TOTEDO OTTO Tan 1G 1909

A.. N. & co, Anderson, s.
Varnh will that it is
goods made c but knowing
goods exactly what he buys and
asthe Ito m
c. FL MILBURN
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New, Rare and Beautiful
PLANTS, ORCHIDS, &c

A COLLECTION of the most beautiful
~ Fancy Caladiums ever offered, with
the newest and rarest Hot house and
Greenhouse plants, carefully grown and
at low rates.
Orchids-a very extensive stock-East
Indian, Mexican, Central, South Ameri-
can, etc.
Hardy Perennials, Roses, Clematis,
Peonies, Phlo1es, &c. New and Standard
Fruits. Rare and Beautiful Trees and
Shrubs, Evergreens, &c. Catalogues On
application.
JOHN SAUL, Washington, D. G.
Feb 25, 1892 81
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Trains north Of Columbia run by Eastern or
18th meridian tfuie. Trains south of Columbia
run by Central or 90th meridian time. For infor-
nation apply to:
J. F. BABBITT, Jr., G. P. A., Savannah, Ga.
T.B. sLApE, +. P. A., Columbia, 8. C.
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DR.. A. S. TODD

OFFERs his professional services to tEe
people of Anderson and vicinity. W1ll
respond promptly to calls when not en-
Gagged, Office at Simpson Il Sons Drug
Store, Hotel Chiquola. Residence, 59
North Main Street.
Juno 4, 1881 4S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-05
Central Railroad of Georgia.
IN EFFECT NOV. is, 1891.
Grains run by 18th Meridian tine,

Connections st augusta for Atlanta and all
points West.
to all points at cheap rates and baggage checked
10 destination.
For any other information aud apply or write.
8, 81. HARDW1CK,
Asst. Gen, Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
HraToett S%arrtfon's repmbIifani=
fd1e 0c4Mcr.

Oils Blaine, ~se3tpunsen bur9 ben ldIe6s
ten 3uitano Ieiner @eiunobeit, bic nG6Ite
republitantl6e Observation-Disclosures,
Die er nit Si6erbeit bdtte befommen tom
men, i'm 8oraus ablebnte, l9ten es u~rl5tpeiz
telbaft, Dab Bra1toent 6arriipn bon ieiner
8artet nieoer aufgeltelt merben mirbe.
Sn Der Shat baben leitber ntele republic
tunti6e StaatsconDente 1i6 bOblt treunoz
lid iber !6arrilon geduBert. uno nt6t nee
nt9e Selegaten gum re~publitanil9en Jtaz
ttonalconpent itno brett gu ieinen 8uniten
initruirt.
0o6 ie ndher ber acknowledgements riift,
0efto mebr ribren itA 6arriion'S republiz
fanti6e @egner.
@e9e1 Jpn arbetten etni9e Der 6auptz
NADER ieiner BGrtet =: 10 Der pen1liDIpa>
nil6e Senator QuaD, bieier republifantlhe
~Sel0sugSleiter aus Der portgen Br6lioentenz
Dablcampagne, Der es nt6t pergeiien fam,
bob 6arriion als YrQlioent nibt nad iet1
ner Yfeife tam3t. NuS oemlelben @runbe
1tno Der y8oB" glott BON SEEM Norf, Der
v8oB" Charlton BON Soma uno Qnoere ae=
rlebene repubIlfaniiGe Standardization qez
gen t6arriion. Selbit iein 2anosmann
'SuoleD BON Snbiand, Der 0a6LfinItler nit
ben blocks of five", arbeitet eeqen ion.
neil er ii6 ni6t fir belobnt bGlt.
Sebr erbttterte @egner bat 6arrilon ald
inter ben republitanii6en Sreiiilberleuten.
uno bic beiben republifaniiden 8unoess
ien1toret bon Colorado, @olcott unD Sell
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
1tmpatrtotii6e 9arteiflcpper ttO
SdimNfbnINe.

Ber ben amerifaniihen polttil6en Gums
mel nIdt TENT, Der muB bettn Gelen Der
geaen1etttgen Barteilitnoenregtlter IN an1erlz
tantlden Partelproarar1n1en glauben, bob
aLe Dffentli6en Mt6nrer OteleS Sdnoes
S6urfen ooer @ieI 1tno. go l6limm ilt'S
aber ntdt gemeint. l1nb 6as amerttanii6e
8olf int NQgemeinen bIeibt bel 6ieien
S6tmpfereten lebr fubl.
Wirfli6 unpatrtotti6 iin6 ungere6te
Observation-Disclosures iber Die aus
tDartl9e poltttt Der geraoe am Jtuoer be-
ftnoll6en @%egenpartei. 0enn Die letht
fonnen tie unter loI6en austpdrtiGen gtaz
tlonen, nit tpelden uniere Jtegterung eln
0lbnden au rupfen bate ODER 81 rupten
bat, ben trrt9en @tnoru6 er5eugen, oaB
min6eitens Die 6Glfte bes amerttaniiden
8olfeS Die BON Der amertfantlher 9tegiez
rung befolgte Bolitif gegen io(de 2GnDer
peroamme nno etsentli1 auf Setten loI9er
2dnOer itebe!
Die 6erporrufung zines iol6en Gin
DrlldeS mare nnr bann 3u re6tfertt9en ODER
gu entl6ulotgen, tDenn unlere Jtegterung
Elm lhtpereS unre9t ee9el Elm GroereS SanO
~be9angen bdtte.
9o9 10 man6er 6emofratil9e Staatsz
@onDent Der lebten 0ohen l6impft gemll>
len> uno btrnlos auf Die gar3e austpGrttge
Yoltttt Der -gegentparttaen VunoespertpaIz
tung. Sem ettet1 lit tie launtl1, lpantel1
mittbig ooer gar l6pa6, benz anoeren llberz
mitDig uno brutal.
Oleles @el6impfe lit urn 10 b%lDo1tnniger,
ais gerooe Die geahtetiten oemotrattl6en
!3ettnngen OaS 0erfabren 8laine'S uno
0arrtlon's gegenilber pon Stalien, Gbtte
uno @roBbrttannien enti6leoen gebiQt9t
baben uno ais oaS ibertpiegenb oemotrati>
ide Sauscomite fir Musipdrttges, nit Dem
Siio>0 cmofraten 8lount BON Georgia an
Der Spibe, oas frGftige uno erfolgrethe
yultimatum" oes 8rGltDenten 6arrilon al
GDile uno Die bon Der lelben Settle al @roBz
b%rttannlen gerihtete trGfttge unb erfolgz
rei6e Jtote betreffS beS vmodus vivendi"
gebtut9t nno unterltaBt bat.
Die auSpdrti8e 8olitit 8laine's unb
SarriIon'S, bon Der gelun9snen S1lthz
tung oeS Samoa>S treites bis auf ben beuz
tigen Sag, lit i'm QtQ9emeincn cine ausgez
5ei6nete. Mber natllrlt6 iplir6erl, tpern lie
Don elmer Demofrattl6en 8unoesperpalz
tung ansge9algen mare, republtfantl6e
StaatsconDente tie ebelllo I6Leht MAIDEN,
tpie iie ais republttanii6e' 2eiituGlg Don De-
motratiiAen gonce1ten aus9ei6tmpft
tpir0.
@tne ribmIt6e 4usnam ME bat Der
neuefte Demofratt6 de Staatss
conoent o SIItnois gemo6t.
Oenn iopobL in ietner 8latform als in lei7
men &eDsn murbe jeoer 9lnsriff auf bic
auspGrtige Yolitit Der gegeumGrti9en Bunz
besoertpaItung permteoen. Nud babel
3eigte es iih, bab bieier @onnent unter ei7
ner tpeit fliiqeren uno geldiGteren 9eiitigen
2ettung itano, ais IS 9epObnli6 bel bemoz
tratii6en @onOenten oer Sail lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
Ser tte1tcte Semofratti6e staats=
Gonpcnt rpn SAinotS.
%. MbrtI.

Ser Gonbent tn Springftelo nabm 9eitern
Nben6 Die g~tomtnationen fir Die Qemter
Dor Der Seltiteuung 0es Bartetpro9ranams
bot. ,--
Oils @ouperneur lit, pie fid borausieben
lieB, Der 9eutI6z Qmerifaner Qltgelo auf>
geiteQt. ST. 1tebt in Der S6utfrage unb in
nuf Dem Stanopunfte aIIer 0euti6en m
Sainois. llno oaB er boaauf sur 8efletz
oung oes @euuerileursamteS' befdbt9t 1T,
Ieugnet aud fein pabrbeitsliebenDer unter
ietnen polttii6en @egnern.
Die fir Die peri6ieoenen arl6eren StdatSz
dmter auf9eiteaten 0tGuner iinb, 10 -pieL
mir BON tbnen tptiien, ebenfaas ebrlt6 uno
fGbig. 81.
@inen guten @in6rud MAIDEN bic @rz
n%ennuugen fir Die @breniteuen bon Yrqltz
Observation-Disclosures. oarlnter Botter 4Salz
t1er uno @ping pom bier.
@inen glidli6en S6ad5ug that Der
GpnDent bnour6, oab er Die betoen BODICE
a6teten Ofitbetperber nm oaS @ouDerneurs1
amt, 8lad uno Sumter, ais 9tationala6gez
oronete fir ben gGn5e1t cStaat aufiteute.
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