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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-16

IL Has Always Been overestimated ~
Experts

50 Tar from bullet fired from an En-
g.ish magazine rifle having an impact
weight Of several hundred-seight, as nanv
seem 70 bslisye-one wiseaere states that
half-oGnce bullet strikes blow az 500
yards from the muxEe OF The ride equal 10
about one and hall tons--it only has an
impact OF a ieW rounds weight
According 70 W. Il. Wallace, OF the snf-
fox regiment, who sends 10 the Daly
Graphse an interesting calculation IN
dynamlcs TO show how the force of a Lee
Aetlora bullet striking the cuirass worn
by Dove Is dIsslpsteG, the kinesic energy
impaired 20 ths cuirass Is ouiy equal 10
four foos-pounas. IL a persoa we're TO he
On BIS back and the eairass were drouped
on bis ,hess from height of four inches
It would equal the blow given to Dove
NAen struck By the bullet on the c.irasx
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IA. saa.h before and Af.er N. war.

CLARK Howeii IN North American Review.
The conditions OF the South before the
wAT aud after tae war widely differed. 4
lev order Of things grew ont % the ashes
Ct The ares lelt BY the Northern armies.
The change Vas even greater than that ia
~h'ch tie nss republic found itself = hen
tbe Colonial armies cut the nited ssases
from English territory. Then the sams
Homogeneous Eeople. fresh from tue
STRIFE u var, tnrned 20 the vacations which
taey leit when shsy went 70 the field OF
battle, and devoted their energies With re-
ns~ea enthusiasm % tAs upbnsldiax Of
industry and commerce on the same lises
that they had pursaed before. Hos aif-
ieFeat wita the South IN is65i A new
area . tnaastrsa. development and com-
n'srelas poss3 elllsses dAwnsd xsta the free
@S1a save aAaos. ~ = A.SA lie Asssas.Sa
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Of the South had been confined al
most entirely. most@aaniortunateiy
10 agricultural pursuits Tax vaau
atoms had been cut IN haiI,
and " hen the South finally awoke 20
realization Of the fact that It was IN 'ne
possession Of its own people once more. y
was asionished to find that It's oyeTs nesin-
ing burden Of new indebtedness had IN
crossed in thrice te proportion OF the
decrease of its ability 10 pay ~
responsible, corrupt and sesp0tic
otflc.ais rad gotten hold o. the
ledger or its credit. and had ssanlpsd
debt, debt, debt on every page No people
under the sun ever faced such q task The
lack o. Limitation on the credit OF the
state, which had been safely gnaTded
aud protected by the conservatism
and the honor of the people, hao
been taken advantage OF By a horde OF
cormorant derv ishes who, II they nao
been permitted to continue their mad
caroasai. would have psaced greater oeot
on the Southern states than could have
been met by the combined nations OF
Europe. Yet such we're the instruments
chosen, amid such surroundings, 70 az
solve the Southern states. by virtue OF tue
fourteenth constitutional amenohent,
from their portions OF their bonded m
debtedness. Thus directed by the govern
Dlent to reorganize the fundamental law
OF the Southern states, they paid more
attention to the details OF max
ing robbery easy than 10 Inc
special work of repud alton as
signed to them. On regaining possession
OF their capitals, and resuming the al min
istraiion of affairs, the people OF the re-
spective Southern states addressed theul-
selves at once with becoming energy to the
work Of restoration and rehabilitation, and
to the more important task OF es-
tablishing laws and regulations 10 meet
the requirements of the new order OF
things. This great task they soon per-
formed. and so wisely did they execute II
that the credit established By the South
ern states on the new basis and under tee
new era of their progress was at once put
on a firm foundation, which has been
strengthened year after year BY the never
failing test of experience.
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notice TO THE PUBLIC.

The pubiie 10 hereby warned not 70 psy
any money 10 parties representing 70 Dc
agents Of the Seattle PosT-IsrELLIsEEcxz.
except the following. who srs the only
authorized travelling agents OF the fosr'
lsrrrIrsrrcxR viz; J. A. Mcclellan, I.
&. Davies, and J. l. Hawisy. 1bss dossaos
sr,iv 70 resident agents Of this paper who
fre located In various cities aud towns OF
tie Northwest. nor TO postmssssrs. who
ara in al cases authorized 70 take suoscrip-
fscns for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
PoeT-TxrgTIGsEwrKR
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TIE Tssgiasa Ssn. Which Is The only
heretofore been 81 large dimensions. has
Eedased It's sze 10 = very small foUr.page
papszand states a. lis reasons tag 50 dolas
thai "its fueg has ran oaL and that 'ats
saa can no longer Hold $ candle 20 ths
nehs q day" The I.ynehhnrg Nssss.
Desn.. says there sre nos enough FopaAsts
ia VlrginlA 70 snpp-art a PAPER.
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Px.r..r,r ws.n Aprtl a lssa

Pcst-Inteliiseneer Co. Seattle, wash
Gentlemen; \ our map arrived on tae first
of April. aud a ter sixty miles travel py
stage from EliensbuTg 10 this place. came
In excellent condition | am well pleased
with Ihe map rs well as astonishea AZ me
price for which you give the map TO your
subscribers Most respectfully. n. NJ
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EAST ST. CLoUD, Mimi. May rs, 1892
Post Intsliigeneer, seaftie. Wash
Gents: The map received Ia good order.
and we think is 10 a ono map You should
certainly oe able TO dispose VI . large num-
Der OF them. Yours truly, va
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yoRTH WELLINGTON. z. C., Jun. =, 1891
Editor Post- ut ell gencer, Sea tie VI ASIA
Dear sir: l have received your pr
MUM map IN GOOD order. and aigniy
pleased with IL. consider tnaL have Eot
your valuable paper free. - 1 value tEs
map more than the price q subscription
Yours very respeesiaily, II j.
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sAyIEs OF THE WORLD.
SEATTLE Jalyf4

SEATTLE. July il. 1894.
Tc TIE EpTToR; Which European power
has the most formidable navy, ard how do
tie other powers rAnkf EE W.
lEugland's navy has for centuries been
pEe-smiaent, and Is today. The other
powers rank thus: France. Rassia. Ger
mAny, Italy. England, France. Russia
and Germany are building many rev war
ships. and Italy Is bankrupt
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Post intelligsncer, seattle, wash
Gems: 4 received me map Of the world
sen. " Tou IN good order and am well
please with u II IS both useful and Or
nsmental and should find place In every
househ hold. Please accept my tnankG
Yours respectfully, NJ ID
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nn.ror. Mas. inn. 10. 1924

Poet IntsiIigencsr Co. ssastie, ash
6sats. I received some time stncs your
eAceAsnt map Of The nltsd states and the
Sofld map on the reverse side, Ana am
p4esssd w8th IL IL forms . handsome and
vsiaAbie addition 10 nay eftice. and cannes
iaii 10 De satislaosoFy 70 any oas vino ta-
vests the small sum asked for the map.
Years Truly, q L.
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FNrxRRRrsE, Wash Feb 10, 1894
seattle Post Intelligence. Seattle,
Wash.-Have received the wall map. Am
exceptionally well pleased with IT. 1t is
excellent Accept thanka Yours truly.
II. IL
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M.,orr w.., Marc. 40. ,ssa

MAIorT, Wash, March so, 1SS1
Pcst-Intelligeneer "a, seattle. Wash
Gents: / have received the map and am
well pleased with L. Think IL well worth
S5 which IL would cost TO go TO q store and
buy it Long may the Post Intelligencer
live and prosper. / remain yours very
respectfully. s H
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Protesting sgaiusi Al income tar. TIE
Narfe.k. Va, Lsaafserk. Deza. SAYS:
''Way net make a iss rich nea pay al tAs
Fsderai taxes II ne are xsing to z3Sg. ia
pxsESap.s ~ Ea10.as sAxs
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AoV1s
Editor kost-IHtelll gencer, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: I have received the map OF
the world, etc. and am pieasel 10 state
that l am thoroughly sausned with IL
Yours truly. w. 8
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May Il, 1se2
Post-fnteliigencer Co. Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and Is very
much appreciated Very truly. j. 8
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The Seattle Post-inteli gencer Co. Seat
tie. Wssh. -Sirk: 1 received the double
wall map short time ago, and in good
condition Am more than pleased VIA AZ
Is 10 worth double she price You're truly,
Ia. j.
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CLEvELAND, wash, Feb. 2, 1891.
EDITOR Post-lntsiiigencer, Seattle, wash.
dear sir: received your premium map
which gives US great satisfaction Ny wife
q inks 10 Is worth more than the paper and
map both cost she Is much delighted
with It. Yours very respectfully. Il p.
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IOohIsToN, " Ash, feu .. IoSA
Post-lntelli sencer, seattle. Wash II re-
ce lived yeur map and az 10 away bey oRd my
expectations think 1t In worth fully ten
times the money you ask for it and IL Is
the best map 1 have ever seen published
Yours with respect ]. -
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LUkhI. wash, Feb. 4 1Se2
The fost-Intell igsneer, seattle. wash
Dear slrss ] received yo'ir premium map
In good condition Many khanks for IL
Respectfully yours n J.
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ONTAkIo, Ca0aoA Apru q. 1874
Post Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map received
IN good order, and 10 gives perfect satisfac-
ton am yours truly, M h.
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LANGLEY wash. March 81. 1891
PostInfslligenger Publishing Co, seat
tie, Mash.-ernts. l would say That am
delegated VITA the map. IL came Ia good
order, and 10 . dalsy. A. d
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wr.r rrnrpALn. wa.a

PestIrisiiixsAcer, Seattle, W ash --siFst
received one Of Jour premium maps tns
other day, aud u ~ a hne map in evesy To-
spsct and deserves praise. Yours truly.
j. n
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The Thnrston county offcers have re-
d2es2 tbsax oEAes expenses 81. 6Ss year.
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NoRrx YAKIEA, wash, Feb o, lss7
Pest I2tel fg~nceg, seattle, Wash
GeEis; Enclosed please md STAMPS fer
balance due On subscription sad map
Aucn pleased Win nap ThsRx it u nRs
prsniaEa- ! ours res pectfa4ly, g.
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THE VERY FINEST French
Lawns made, pink and yellow striped
ground and black dots. SOC per yard.
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AnApow. VISA, Yeh 0. 1897.
FostTntell1genear Ia. seattle. ash
etrs-Tns map Is better than We expected.
% Ne AEs vel sAtlsnsd villa l. hespecs-
fully. Ia
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LArAE. wash, Fso 0. 1884
Post fntsiiixsaeek. Seattle Wa&h dear
slrss Map resolved ia god shapA Wei
pleased vita ilAn9 Aiso lac p&psE Yours
rssyecsfal1y. .. II
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AsExnEKs, wash. Feb Ia. lssa
Posf-i 1tSili senc<K Co. rsanle. Wash
Premium map received aud gives pertscI
sAsizs&c-a0n. Years respectfully. a Il.
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EMBROIDERED CREPE CLOTH
white ground, with pink, blas and
lavender dots, 40c per yard. This viii
make you a handsome summer dress
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Duck Suiting.

just received, q new LOS Of these
stylish suitings new colors and pat
terms. i5c per yard.
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Fer fnforrnation eonesrnfnz THIS mgp
s&a e. Tia publication ecacs o. sd1rssa
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Mems Underwear.

Mems Imported Gauze Shirts or
Drawers, white, natural gray or ecru,
so cents.
Mems Fine French Balbriggan Un-
derwear at $1.25 per suit.
Mems Fine Merino Underwear, me-
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You Must Feel
Uncomfortable

Ifyou are wearing spring weight IN
dergarments II you haven't exam
ined our summer weight goods and
found out what a little outlay of
money twill take to make you enjoy
life these hot days come this week.
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'" Red . t 5 g f.,;.
Calico -

Oil Red Calico. very neat fs,,..
worth s3sc regular, for Sc per yard
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SCOTCH CREPoN in pink. IN.
and lavender stripes, reduced 10 \.
per yard.
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Ladies' Jersey Ribbed SummerVests,
pink and white or blue and white,
worth 25c, for loo.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. silk
finished and perfect fitting. 25c.
Ladies' Isle Thread Vests, all
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Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Union Suits
for soc.
Silk Finished Jersey Ribbed Union
Suit 75c
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JAPANETTE CLOTH in plsia,,.s
stripes, extremely beautiful colors ga
perfectly fast. These are lust IN.
thing for warm weather. Sc per vua
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-01
Wbio @flrbgtbnng.
0ienfa g, ben 81. Sch.

y Z II u " uSh -. OSu.
sym Sena bra1te 2aiplor cine Bill
elm, bab Der Staat bie Soften Der linz
terbaltuns ppn MaHenballen trasen
lou Mtpssrope brohte cine Bill ein,
wpna1 Die Goao Superintenoenten bas
&ebt baben lpllen, @raben uno WaIler=
ldufe su er0ifnen. Wooo brabte spei
Bills elm: bab Stin,men Der Surp gu
einem gserotft in Gipil= unb Criminal
falen aeniisen iollen, cine antlase auf
Wloro i'm erlten @raoe iit ausgenommen
ferner, boB Gldser in BroceIIen por
sSriebensridtern cine Surp perlan9en
fonnen, ouh uenn Der Terflaete nldt
erl6eint. Yailirt spuroe Soen's Bill
sum @ioerruf oes Ybilippsseiebes, luel=
DIES ben Nerfallf BON SpirituoIen i'm
Borbeaeu perbietet; 0eaton's gill, oab
bel benz 0erfauf BON MeiSen ppm pro=
oucenten an ben erlten Rdufer, bas
Stanoorb babe 8uI1el sebrau1t iper-
ben ioa; Gdlep's gla, tpelbe Die Srga=
niIiruns BON Gompa9nier, ,pelde segei
Diebltabl uno unfaa perlibern, erlaubt
9as Soans bei6aftiste lid lans'
3eit beute Mtor9en nit eiilem Mntrag
Die Binhingtmine Bia 10 gu amenbiren
baE lie erft am l. September 1894 II
| Graft tritt. Oie Debatte, an melhe1
R9 @riffin, @osers nnb Gin betbeilis
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ten, mar duBerf lonsmeiltg. Die xre
ipriin9li9e Bin ipuroe BON MogerS TN
Mnfang Der Stbuns einsebradt unb
purben Die 8eitimmungen oerieIben
1bpn friiber mitSetbeilt. Webb bro9te
eine Bin Elm, iuelde perfast, naB bic
Graee, Of Der Gpuperneur Elm WetoreGt
baben Iolle, benz Uolf 5ur Nbitimmung
unterbreitet tperben ion. Oobge's Bin,
bas @eles BON 1898, pelaes ben einsel-
nen gomites bas &e6t eibt aber bic
6umpfdnbereien gu Derfiisenz 5u uioers
rufen, tpuroe palIirt; ferner eine Bin
Gannpn's, bob in gonoemnirun9sfduen
bic @runbeigenthiimer por benz Stabi-
roth ooer iiberbaupt Der betreffenben
Beb5rbe erI9einen lollen, ebe Der Yro=
aeB beginnt. gm Nadmtttas murbe
iiber &oger's 8ia, melde Betrd9ereten
bel benz 8erfaaf BON v8inbinstwine1
oerbinbern ion, abseitimmt uno BITE Bill
purbe perporfen.
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@ons 10 I6limn1, lpie es 8roielior

- Sang 10 l6limm, iuie es groIelor
Maetsolo, ber beutl4e 5tei9senm'n'l=
ldr fir Grsiebunssweien auf Der ebica=
sper @ellausfellun9 ntacbt lEebt es NIT
oer iocialen Stellung Der amerifanl1Gen
8olfslhulebrer oenn bo9 ni0t. Die
ameritanii6en 2ebrer bran9en rt9t Su
befiir1ten, baB lie bel einem uml9lo9
Der politi11en StrDmung abgelebt mer=
ben. 6 mag inoellen bel Der Su6t Der
Mmerifoner, Mlles In bas @etriebe oer
Yolitit bineinsussrren, nod einnal 1o=
melt fommen bab 2ebrer, dbnIi4 wie
PoliSiIten, aus Dem amts fliesen, 'uenn
li9 Der pplitilAe 2uTtsus dnoert. IS
sibt ia nidt fpenise Sdnlratbe. mel6e
in ibrer Ssnorans nnb &obbeit einen
2ebrer als cine Dirt auf Saselcbn arbei=
tenoen, BON Der Stabt ange1tellteu
Strab benTegers, Der lib ia nit Sei6tls=
felt erleben loile, betra6ten.
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- Mnfniipienb an cine i'm uWel ltbDte"

Nnfniipieno ON eine i'm ~sSelt tbote"
erl6ienene, einem WeA1elblatt entno1ll=
meme 9totis 16reibt uns 3ep. Mrtbur =.
@rinsel, anselilb=lutberil9er Yiarrer
at @prinsiielo, g., bob Die Na6rl1t, ct
babe benIenisen Mlitsliebern Der ct.
2utas Gemeinbe, tpeide Yier trlnfen,
bas Mbenomabl perpeisert, auf einem
syrrtbum berube. Ser 9err Yfarrer
i6relbt, bab er Der Meinuns lei, has
fiAerite Mittel, fein 5runtenbplo 5u wer=
ben, beitebe oarim, bab man iiberbaupt
feline berauI9enben @etrdnfe senieBe
unb er bolte es fin leine Yfi6t, bas gu
prebisen, mas leiner @niibt na6 bas
3utrdsli6ite fit bic Wfenlhbett 1T. Gr
lei iibrisens tein 6anatifer, lpiinl6e in
oeiien, pom beutlben SubIitum MIR ri@=
tie peritanben su peroen. IS '1elni
aber, bab slpii6en Der @emelnbe uno
bem Serrn 8farrer Weinun9sperl6le=
oenbeiten entItanben linb, oenn Gep.
@rineel bat, tpie er uns '6reibt, ola
Yfarrer Der ct. 9utas @emeinoe relig=
nirt. g8ir betonen nod einmal, oaB Die
betre}fenoe 9tptis einem anOern Slatte
entnommen mor unb ooB mir notilrlid,
Ielblt fein eieenes llrtbeil borilber haber
tDnnen, fpel1er Dirt Die Don Dem Serrn
9farrer eebrau6ten Neubernnsen tparen
unb ob lie in irsenb elmer Metle iii,
lolbe @emeinbemitglieoer melhe Spt=
rituplen trinten, perlebenb woren. So
Gbrlltus auf Der 9o65eit su Canaan
Woller in 9Sein perpanbelte, lit es ia
auA foum benfbar, bob ein irgenomte
bibelfelter Yfarrer lolGen Gbrl1tell o't
Spirituolen trinfen, bas g(benomahl per-
meieern iolte. Menn Gins iiber aller
3weifel ieltseitellt merben fam, 10 lit e
Die 9batlade, baB Der @enub BON Spl
rituolen ni9t ben 2ebren ebrilt
wioerIpribt. Q8as lpeSiell Die oent
l6en 2utberaner betrlift, 10 molten fl
ebenlpmenie ,pie Der @riinoer ibre'
STRIDE, 9r. Martin 2utber, BON ben
SemperenSunlinn miilen. OoB bas
Iberite Wtittel, fein Srunfenbolo 81
meroen, oarin beitebt, niernals Spiritup
len gu trinten, 1T ia lOmeit ribtls, abe
| 1T niht, ba bon bernorrosenoen Wteot
sinern bebauptet miro, Der Ntenl3 be
oiirfe einiser Stimulantten, 8eiabr Dor
banben, baB oerjenise, melber gar tein
| Spirituolen trinft, einem nett l1limme
rem Safer gum Opfer falt2 Wir meroe
ndhltens bieie SSrase etwas eingebenoe
, beIpreher.
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unb &ublanb als Blref9aften Der Sort
bauer bes Griebens begriiben.

0origen Winter purbe in Der Gee
aisIatur eine 8iu poiiirt, tpeltbe eine
5teuerauilase BON ] Mill fir ben Bau
zines Mrbeitsbauies in Columbus per=
fiigt. 9ie Mufase ersab $4,000.
@eprdlentant Sane bat iebt cine Bin
eingebraht, tpelhe ben Stabtratb bon
Columbus autorilirt cine neue meitere
Spesialaufage pon ] Mil fiir benlelben
3med aussuidreiben. Daour6 miro
Die fir ben Bau perfiisbare Summe auf
$55. 1000 erbDbt tperben.
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- Sic 0empfraten BON Butler So.

- 0ie SemDtraten pD1t Sutler 20.
bielten am Somitag eine W(alenconpens
tion in 5amilton ab. Gs puroe Elm
neues Gentralcomite erwdblt uno auBer=
benz wurben 9telolutionen pallirt in
pel9en bic Mominiitratlon Glepe'ano's,
iopie Die @illon=BiQ auf bas Gntlhie=
oenIte enboilirt muroen. Oie Oelesaten
sur @onsreBconpention tpnroen inltrutrt,
fir 8. s. @prs BON Mfiobletown sll
jtimmen. Serr Sora, elm prominenter
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