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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
Card from County Commissioner Reeder
From the oconee News.

TJGALoo, ). c. February :. lS43.
saw an article in your paper last week
asking for the County Commissioners to
explain themselves in reference to the
letting of the county printing. / think
it was the duty OF the chairman to write
this communication, but he is sick and l
thought would write it.
We. the Board OF Commissioners.
thought it would be right; to let the
printing to each paper. 50 all would set
the county news, as some take one of the
papers that don't take both.
As for the ole Board making a contract
with the Oconee News. il was not known
to the new Board. The Chairman OF the
old Board and also OF the new Board
said there was no contract made with
the Oconee News To do the county print
ing for one hundred dollars.
The question is asked why did the
Board not accept the one dollar bid f.om
the KEowEE COURIER? If the Board
had accepted the one do:i.s: bid the News
would have had 10 do the printing for
nothing.
so we let the printing to the two pa
pers for one hundred and thirty dollars.
to be equally divided between the two
papers.
SO I hope this Will be satisfactory to
the readers of the papers.
The KEowEE COURIER will please copy
this communication.
hope this will give satisfaction to all
subscribers to each paper in reference TO
the action of the Board of County Com
j. l.. REFDEE.
County Commissioner.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

New York buys more lace than any
other city in the world, ard there are
said to be scores of New York ladies
whose collections of lace vary in value
from $4,000 to 50.o0o The Vauderbilts
possess laces which rival the Prussian
and Austrian crown laces, and are valued
at 100000. The late Mrs. Astor had a
lace dress that cost $1,000, and another
was recently sold to an American lady
for 50. 600.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
The New Secretary of Stale.

preSident-elect Cleveland has named
Judge Walter Q. Gresham. OF Indiana.
for Secretary of State. Judge Gresham
has heretofore affiliated with the Eepub-
lican party, but in the last election sup
ported Cleveland The appointment
meets with various criticisms. some favor
able. some adverse. Ii is, doubtless.
meant for great tactical stroke. One
OF the strongest endorsements we have
seer is that by Judge lIillyer Of e'col-
gia, who says:
u regard it as an eminentiy wise
appointment. 1t is about the hardest
blow that could have been dealt the
Republican party.
It was bold step on the part OF Mr.
Cleveland-a brave thing 10 do. and is
Characteristic OF The man who, in this
appointment, has boldly done what ne
conceives to be his duty. without regard
10 consequences. thus giving still another
exhibition OF that gigantic moral com-
age which is possibly his gr.ndest attri-
butte.
There were, continued Judge Hill
yer. five or sjx hundred thousand Repub-
Icans. comprising they verg best element
in then party who turned their backs
upon it and voted for Cleveland this
time.
They are sincere men and have shown
that they are more devoted 70 honesty
and TO the welfare of The whole country
than to RcpuhlcaniSm.
.''ghis is the first step which these high-
minded Republicans have taken show. ING
their determination to act with the Demo
cratic party. Now Judge Gresham is the
most distinguished representative Of this
clement which has come#over to US.
1T would Rot have been wise to relc-
gate this grand accession to our ranks to
back seats-to show no recognition Of
their intelligence and influence.
But they should be welcomed as good
friends and made to feel that their hon
est efforts in keeping the Democratic
party to its great victory arc properly
appreciated
another thing, the Democratic party
is in need of reintorcements in the very
section where this valuable acquisition
from the Republican ranks has been
made, because many Democrats have
drifted into tae Peoples Party in the
Western States.
''The appointment of Judge Gresham
was the very thing. to do to make this
newly acquired clement feel at home in
the Democratic party, and to cement and
to strengthen the Democrats where here
tofore they have needed cementing eand
Strengthening.
JUDGE GRESHAM's LIFE.
Walter Quintin Gresham was born
March 18th. 1892. in an old-fashioned farm
house near Lanesville Harrison county,
Indiana. His father was Sheriff of that
county, then in the backwoods, and was
killed by murderer he was trying to
arrest, when Walter was two years old,
the youngest of five children. Walter
ploughed all cay and studied at night
during his boyhood, his mother manag
ing the farm on which she lives and
where the Judge visits her every year.
At sixteen he got place in the County
Auditors Office, which enabled him to
attepd "orydon Seminary, paying his
own way After year at Bloomington
University ne got place in the County
Clerks Office and studied law. he went
to the bar at twenty-five. He was
yghig in politics and joined the Repuoli- Ii
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
County Commissione
Gen. Hampton's Ovation.

WASHINGTON, February lo.-An event
in the Senate to-day was the appearance
on the floor of Ex-senator Wade Hamp-
ton, OF South Carolina. He came in
quietly. and while seated on sofa was
Immediately surrounded by Senators
from both sides of the chamber congratu-
lating him and paying their respects.
Vice President Morton left his place in
the chair to meet him, and during the
brief tine he remained in the chamber
his reception was an ovation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
Judge Maher Dead.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. February 10.-Judge
J. J. Maher, prominent South Carolina
jurist, died at his home in Barnwell this
afternoon at the age of G6 years. His
end was peaceful and quiet. His death
was caused by Bright's disease Of the
kidneys. The deceased was elected a
Circuit Judge about twenty years ago
and was accounted the ablest Judge on
the Bench About two years ago he was
selected to codify tie laws of the State,
which work he carried on until forced to
give up on account of his health.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

The Democrats of Ohio are ,'@.nanding
the leadership OF Ex-Governor Campbell,
who is said to be stronger to-day with
the people nf ;he Buckeve State than he
las Dcen since he entered the political
arena. His friends declare that if he
secures the Democratic nomination he
viii easily defeat Mckinley for Cover
nor, III the event of the nomination Of
The latter
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution, issued from
ID the Court of Common Pleas for
Oconee county, South Carolina, l will
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
salesday in MARCH, 1893, between the
legal hours of sale, at the Court House
door in Walhalla, S. c., the following
Personal Property, to-wit:
Four Side Lamps, Round Table, l
Washstand, Chairs, Pole Axe, Gal
Ion Pot, j Gallon Pot, 2 Water Buckets,
II Glasses, Square Table, Brace and
Bit, / Mirror, Wash Tub.
Levied on as the property of NJ. A.
Dockins at the suit of the Augusta Brew
ing Company. B. F. DOUTHlT,
Sheriff Oconee county, S. C.
February 16, 1893. 7-2t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
owl, BRAND
] = Z B q ii
~ y : : :
FOR SALE BY
F-E.Harrison.
February ., 1>"2.
ALL IN THE FIRM


HREE new baJi in one week, one
boy ami two girls, Hustle is the word
now. The little mouths must be fed,
and we are going to do it.
The goods must 90. The line Of 10 and
T.; cent Ginghams. thrown on our coun-.
ters last weel. for cents, sold fast: only
few of them left. We have added this
wee, to those Bargains 4 line OF MEMS
HANDMADE SHOES that cost in New
YorN So and 81. Take yoar choice
for $50. This is rare chance; tEey
are shclf-worn and soiled, hut rs good rs
new to wear The sizes are broken.
Come quick: it will pay you to look and
see them. and send your size if You cant
come.
Try our LEADER TOBACCO at -
cents. Try our BIG Run TOBACCO at
20 cents by the pound You can't match
them for less than 81 cents.
Don, forget we lead on FINE FLoUI
..Sonoma. '.verona' and Graphic
stand on top.
Genuine RED OATS direct al 90 cents
per bushel.
Our stock is complete and we want to
sell you. but don't ask US to charge these
goods. These are SPoT.CASH PRICE
After the first of March we WI.
supplies on time, if you can make US s.
for the money, but no other way.
Come and sec us and our babies.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

The Columbia Register says that the
opposition to the dispensary law has
fallen through; that the liquor men can
raise no money to fight with and will
leave the State or 90 into other business.
and that eight-tenths of the people are
or soon Will be in favor Of the law.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

In Chattanooga the school board has
decided that after this year no married
woman need apply for a position as
teacher The Chattanooga Commission
ers have no sympathy with the modern
custom of wives supporting their hus-
bands.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

Hon. John L. Stevens, United States
Minister to the Hawaiian Islands, has
established a protectorate over the islands
in the name of the United States. The
proclamation was issued February l, and
was at once recognized. This action was
taken pending negotiations at Washing
ton. A bill has been introduced in the
Senate looking to the annexation of the
islands.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

The ex-Queen of Hawaii agrees to
relinquish all right, title and interest in
the throne and abrogate the monarchy
forever, If the United States government
will give good and valuable considerar
ton therefor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

Somebody has mentioned the name Of
GOV Tillman, of South Carolina. for the
Cabinet. But Cleveland docSn': want to
be oyershadowed in that way; he was
elected tc run this government and it
may be safely presumed that he is not
going 70 take any risks.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

SEC 26. That any person or persons
having claims against the town must pre-
sent them within 90 days or the same
will be debarred from payment, unless a
satisfactory excuse is rendered.
SEC. u. That any dog running at large
within the corporate limits of the town.
between the 1st of August and the 1st of
October. without a nnuZZle is liable TO be
:, zed and retained by the Marshal for Il
period o. twenty-four hours. during
which time his owner can redeem him by
paving the sum OF two dollars, and, if
not so redeemed. the dog is then to be
killed.
SEC IS. All residents and owners of
property within the corporate limits are
expected to keep their premises in Il
clean and healthy condition. and any one
failing to remove nuiSanceS. when
requested to do so, Is subject 20 be fined
five dollars and cost OF removing same.
SEC. 30. That it is unlawful for any
person to leave melon rinds or other such
trash on the streets Of this tcSp. and amy
person so doing and refusing to ccmoye
the same !, liable to be arrested and pun
ished within the discretion OF the Intend
art.
SEC 80. Resolved. That all laws enacted
by the Council heretofore. not in conflict
with these Ordinances. are considered in
full force. and that each and every one
OF these Ordinances shall be in full force
aftey the publication OF the same.
Done and ratified in Coun-
SssSEsA. Gil and the Seal OF tie cvrpo-
8 SaeN ration Of the said Town of
gIAS Walhalla affixed thereto this
So the 9th day OF February. 1893.
II. d. A. BIEMANN.
Intendant.
W. J. BeAMLErr. Clerk Council.
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1'le State Of South Carolina,
OCONEE COUNTY.
oUHT OF COMMON PLEAS.

tOO hl We tON-hON LI.-1'>.
Russell Duke. Plaintiff. jSuNMoxS
against FOR
W. P. Looper. Defendant. RELIEF.
To the Defendant:
N0U are hereby summoned and re-
l quired to answer the complaint in
this action. which was fled in the Clerks
Office. Oconec county. South Carolina.
on the Sd day OF January, lS.5, and to
serve copy of your answer TO the said
complaint ON the subscriber at his Office
ut Pickcns Court House. South Carolina.
within twenty days after the service
hereof. exclusive of the day of such ser
vice: and if yo,l fail to answer the com
plant within the time aforesaid. the
Plaintiff III this action will apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated .January 3. \. D. 1879.
l.. :. JAMES SEABoRN. c. C.P.
j. H. NEWTON.
Plaintiff ; Attorney.
TO W. z. Looper, Defendant. take
notice. that the summons aId complaint
in this action was filed IN the Clerks
Office for Oconee county State Of South
Carolina. on the I'd day % January. lS95.
j. H. NEW'.UN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
January, 1893. Low
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

To prevent the hardening of the sub.
cutaneous tissues Of Che scalp and the
obliteration of the hair folljcles, which
cause badness, use Halls Hair Renewer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
NJ r M 8:

For subscription, s1.5o per annum,
strictly in advance; for six months, 10
cents; for four months, 80 cents.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar
per square of one inch or less for the first
insertion and fifty cents for each sub
sequent insertion.
OBITUARY Notices exceeding five lines.
Tributes of Respect, Communications OF
a personal character, when admissible,
and Announcements of Candidates Will
be charged for as advertisements.
Job Printing neatly and cheaply execu-
ted.
Necessity compels Us to adhere strictly
to the requirements OF Cash Payments,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
Fresh Beef,
Fish and Oysters.

WE will have FRESH BEEF every
w day and FISH AMP OYSTERS
once a week at our market. next door
above tl.e Post Cflice. Cali and see us.
VIII collect accounts every SatuiCay.
MOSS Il CRENSIIAn.
February ., lsa}. 6-3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

judge Aldricln on Saturday reserved
his decision on the Port Royal Railroad
cases after hearing full argument and
atfidavits from both sides.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16

The assistant postmaster at Griffin,
Ga, has been arrested on charge of
abstracting money from registered LETT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-02-16
AN ORDINANCE,
TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE TOWN
/. OF WHLHALLA FOR TIE YEAR
1s93 AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Be IT ORDAINED by the Intcndant and
WardenS of the Town of Walit;slla, in
Council assembled, and by the authority
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staats= Qesislatnr.

Geraf.
Muffin. LIZ. Snnuar 1898,

Iu II, Is. Sanuar 1893.
Senator 9ips 5telte ben Mntrag, bic
3u@tbausbeb6rbe su autoriiiren, Mders
baulanb I'M Wertbe pon $500, 900 ans
aufaufen, ba8 our Mnlegang BON
Staatsaudtbau8 . Garmen bermenbet
uerben foq. YreBler beantrast bic
Bilbung zines tteuen gountp &eagar
aus 9seilen Der Counties Coleman,
Me@unoueb unb Condo. Sc tpurbe
cine groBe InsabI bon Nntrdsen eimses
brant.
Senator Greer bereitet cine gemeins
fame &eioIution fir cine Mbdnberung
Der etaatsberfaFung bor, tpona9 b,r
Staat neu in 2egislaturs Diftritte ein>
getbeilt tuerbe1 fou. Die 3abl Der Sc
natorer fou auf 81, bic Der &eprdfen,
tanten auf 60 bei9r6nf. merben. Mud
lou bic 2egiSlatur itur ole bier, anftatt
ME iebtaae 5mei Sabre3ufammentreten.
6ame.
4u n, 16. Sanuar 1893.
Cine iiberaiis groBe Mn3abl bon Bins
unb &eiolutionen purben eingebradt,
bon benen iebo9 bic r~reiften nur lofas
len GbarafterS tparen urb feirt allges
meineS Snterefe batteu.
Inter ibnen befattb fi1 aud cine
Bill, bur9 tuel6e bic gifenbabngeieGI=
f6aften perpfli9tet perben iolen, ges
fonberte Warte : SdIe fiir @eiBe unb
Garbige auf ben Babnb6fen ein3uri9s
ten. Dean beantragt cine &efolution,
bur6 tpeI6e bic teranii6e 3ongreB>9e De.
legation aufsefOrbert tperben fOl, fir
bic Qbf@afung bes iebigen @ablmos
bus fir bic grtpdbIung bes prdiibenz
ten, 8ice , prdiibenten unb ber gun>
besfenatoren gu tpirten unb fiir berert
birette WabI bur9 bas Bolt enquire
ten. Weinert ~beantragte cine Mbdnbes
rung in Der Gorm Der g~rpdbIung Der
gountps9 ommifdre.
Der Spre9er p~erfiinbigte Johann bic
3niammenfebung Der % Saus : Mus.
f1ufe, worauf 8ertagnns eintrat.
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8efanatmadnng.

9er 3abnarat Or. 9unter, befen
Office ii9 felt 10 Sabren 4O2 Oft 0ons
itonsS traBe befanb, tannH iebt in ieiner
neuen Office, ~gegenlber benz Mengers
9otel, 203 alamo plaaa, San Mntus
nio, an9etrohen tuerben. Or. Sunter
bat BEN 9r. g. g. 3bombion Don
Soronto, Canada, al8 partner anges
nommen unb 8eibe finb ieber 3eit in
Der pben besei9neten Office por3us
finben.
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Ser Sngenieur beridtet iiber ber=
f6iebene Steintreppem Dor ben Sdu.
fern in Der 8ilitazS traBe, bic entfernt
werben ioIten. Sn prefa StraBe
miihen Seitentpege erifer &laKe bergez
felt merben. 9te Manerr bes Sc
bdubes gde Martt=. unb Oturrt>S traBe
iiu6 baufdlig. Wef =6oufonzS traBe
iuirb ermeitert. Sn Der Ofz@pmmerees
5traBe tpirb Elm WaKerfang gebaut.
j. j. Collins erbdlt 8auerlaubniB.
Sn Der MbamS @tierets unb @iinz
tber @traBe perben @aherr6bren ge=
legt. Sie Cones tarz8 raueret erbdlt
@rlaubniB, bic 8abn spiiben Der
Brauerei urb benz Sunlets@eleiie nit
Danlpf gu betreiben.
9as 8eto bes MaDors gegea bic
Ginforberung BON Nngeboten CUR 9er=
fteanng BON Seitenipe9en pirb aufre9t
erbalten. Dagegen ftimmen 8edmann,
06fling, 8oelbautpe.
Srau g. Eager flaet I'M IA SUB
2anb in Der @rodettzS trate. S6ftng,
8edmamn, Mnberion lperben bic Sade
unteriuden.
96flings Nntrag, Midleiobn bic
inn bonn @eri9t augeipro6ene Snms
me aus3ubeaablen, ftieB auf Mis
6eripru6. @uerguin bebaustste, Der
proaeB lei ein einieitiger getpeien; bic
Staot babe ibre Seite ni9t bertretert
f6nne1. 9as StraBen : @pmite babe
bic 3ablumg Der &e9nung ME empfob=
len; Mideliobn lei mieoerbolt barauf
aufmertiam genta6t tporbert, baB bic
Stabt bic pflaferungs= Nrbeiten ni1t
arerfennet nnb iibernebmen tperbe,
po3u er la9te. Oieie MuhaFnng 1T
Dor @eri@t ni@t our @eltung gebra6t
porben. Gr beantrage 8erufung gegen
bas urtbeil ober einen 1euer proaeB.
Qluf Mntrag Webers tpirb @uergmin cine
Wo6e 3eit gegeben, I'm gu 5eigen, oh
uub inulefern bic Stabt gu ibrem &e6te
geIangen fam.
Neue Nntrdge.-Weber So
fortise gr0fnung Der Qla3an : 9it6 ;
Muffellung elmer eleftriiden 2ampe,
@de BON Grio> unb @bape3sS traBe.
Oldham: Die erte StraBe n6rbli9
BON Martin = Gonbent : StraBe, Die
awilden biefen beiben = proipett>
StraBe gu nennen nnb fieielbe nit Sizes
su befabren. Sen 9auptmarft in Der
W%arfttrabe 81 perfanfen unO nit benz
Cribs auf bem Brelioio 6 Square elm
neues Marftgebdube gu erri9ten. ues
ber ben JluB in Der Ssbnipnfrabe
cine Bride 81 bauen.
perf9: Sen Mb3ugsfanal in Der
SibsalamotraBe bis CUR NbamstraBe
gu berldngern. NeoabaftraBe nit aies
3u befabren. Ser 2ose l. u. s. unb
u. 81. einen 8eerbigungsplaB anau=
tpeiien.
8oeIbautpe: Sen Solicitor an3upei=
fen, cine 2ifte berienigen 8irger an3uz
fertigen, bic ibre NfeHments ni9t bes
5ablten. @tua 20 eleftrif9e 0ampen
auf3uiteIen. Dor benz Union 8iebbof
cine so SUB hreite Strabe aus5ulegen.
8edmann: 9aB Der Mubitor cine
Cite aaer Sorberunsen segen bic
Stabt borle9t.-Sen S~ibungsiaal elets
trif6 3u beleu6ten.
@regorp erbdlt apei Wo6en llrlaub.
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faunt cine groBe 3abl Der 2efer fi9 &c,
neigt fiblen mir6, fie geuau su ftubiren.
&ur3 geiagt, 10 bringt fie ben 8es
tpei8 baflr, baB es-tpie bpr~aus3uieben
par-9errm 9ogg gans 10 uie alen
8ourbonen ergebt, nit anbereu Morz
ten, baB er aus benz binter ibm liegens
ben Wablfampfe Ni6ts geIernt unb
aud Ni6ts bergefen bat; er bdlt ftarr
an ben alien Mni6auungen feft, unb-
ietnem programm nod = pirb er aud
als Der grpdbIte elmer Minberbeit bas
rperf6nli9e &esiment" fortfibren.
Cine anbere Srage 1T freili9, oh biz
9altung, mel6e bic 2egislatur linn
~gegeniber einnebmen tpirb, ni6t bieIs
lei6t cine %berartise. iein uirb, baB fe
ibn gu elmer programm . Ienberung
3uingt.
9aB bie Boti9aft ni9t baau ans
setbart 1T, bel ben 2euten ~auspdrts,
beren &apital infer Stat gu ieiner
gntrpidelung n6tbig bat, einen febr
giiniigen @inbrud au MAIDEN ober bod
ben @inbrud au nermii9en, bab ber
Mann, in befen 9dnben bic @ernal,
tung BON Seras fir bic nd@fen 3iuei
Sabre gelegt 1T, benz aapitale feinbIid
segeniiberitebt. Menm Der @taat ba,
Der a,!f Der Gorti9ritts6abn ipei
Dorangebt, 10 tbut er eS trob 80 .
unb nidt, neil biefer benz Gortf9ritt b
Sbiir 6fnete.
Gin tp~abrbaftes Berbienf nm ben
Stat unb be7en gntmidlung piirbe
bic ieBt in Muitin tagenbe ~geicbgcbe,
ride &6rperi9aft fi9 eriperbem, tpe,tr
fe Mittel unb Wese fdnbe, I'M cine
@el6beuiqiaung fir bic Mlsfteflune
bon SeTas auf Der gbieagoer Melts
ausfeIung gu erm0glt9en. Ser pIab,
uelder bon Der Neutrality-suspicious.
fur bas Serass@ ebdube a~ngepieien 1T,
bat, tDie algemein ansrfannt wtrb, Die
i66nffe unb ginitigfe Sage. Sas
8ebdube lit nabe3u ~poflenbet, aber
bis ieBt 1T ni6t nlebr aIs Der brittle
She'll bes 3ontraftpreiie8 (oom $685.
O00) be5ablt mnb erit, tpenr Der gauge
getrag poa besablt III, tam bafelbe
benz Staate ~iber9eben tperben. Sur
Ausm6blirung unb grbaltung ipdbs
renb Der NusFelungsbauer 1T bann
noh cine tpeitere SuHme Don etpa
$500 erforberli9. Das @eIb gu bes
f1afen, bat elm 0ereiu bon patriotis
f1en 5rauen iibernommen. Ser grz
folg ibrer Mrbeit 1T big babin aber elm
ungeniigenber geblieben. IS erIheint
omit aiige5eigt, baB bic gertreter urs
1eres Staates, f6pn UNI feline @bre gu
rmettet, perpfli6tet iinb, aus benz Stats
i6age bic @eIbcr anaupeifen, tpel6e
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