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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

1t Is sad that any one should go TO
the expense OF writing book In which
these matters are taken so seriously,
but here is a volume, and there are
two more besides, In which the world Is
informed that the bitterness between
Boston and Cincinnati almost borders
on bloodshed and rapine AFTER my
declaration that l liked Cincinnati"
saws the writer, "a Boston lady ex-
claimed Why. that wild place! They
tell me that in Cincinnati the people do
not sit down TO their dinner, but eat
standing up"
Oh. how painful it is to be so imper-
vious to joke that 1t cannot be taken
to the system without two or three
peptiuoids 10 help the mental digestion
in assimilating it! l was speaking TO a
good friend a year ago at his home 10
Turnham Green regarding the Indian,
In whom be seemed very much interest
ed. When said that some OF our most
serious wars had been with members OF
the Bull family, notably with John and
Sitting, he seemed stunned.
II beg pardon" said be, which
means that he did rot understand me.
Then l patiently repeated the re-
mark, but with that profound gravity
OF face which l cannot avoid, for TO me
life is a serious matter. He looked at
me quite a spell, with an expression OF
deep sorrow, aud then said: "Surely
you have made jolly 1uke in your his
tory, Mr.. Nye, for you know that we
are OF an entirely different race from
Sitting Bull, and besides, you know,
John Bull is really only a general
term, don't you see? When we say
John Bull, we don't really mean any
body in particular. There really is no
such person"
Afterward learned that II wished
10 say anything facetious / had 20 pre-
mare his mental soil for IL by two or
three rosrs Of laughter. Then By plant
ing the joke In q warm place, with
sunny exposure and fertilizing IL with q
lab or two in his ribs, the bonmot could
eventually sprout. It Is national ca
lGmily.
found, too, that the humorous per-
siflags and good-nstured and spirited
bsdinage going on between 81. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS must be taken IN real ear
nest oy my friend across the water. aud
though 3 college bred nan OF great
wealth and refinement, be said that
there must DO still q Rreatdeal OF dense
ignorance aud sectionsl bitterness In
America when in city 3 size Of MIN
neap0lis church congr tloh could
get up and walk out Of nuren IN a
huff because the clergy tocK Els
text from ST. Paul
bava another book of HrIttsa
a, Arerica ~ 4 seote . which
hs-.r.~ -. chaDlsr almost
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

the whole Of the inscription except the
q ame and the date.
As he advanced nearer the motionless
figure in the armchair be stopped sud
denly. so great was the shock II gave
him. In the course of few hours my
poor father seemed TO have become
quite ten years older. He looked
broken-down old man, so feeble that he
could hardly hold up his head. And
this was my doings. The cup ofsmy re-
morse was indeed full.
"Why have you asked me what you
are to do ?" he began, ENORMOUSLY.
"Why didn't you ask somebody else ?"
"Becauss made these discoveries In
YOUR house, Major Haywood" faltered
George. because they affect your
son."
After pause my father said: "Sup-
pose give you all l possess-suppose
you get away safely TO another country
suppose 1 send all your people after
you-would you be satisfied Do you
want to take away my name and nay
son's?"
81 only want to do what is right"
said George, douotfully.
well, isn't that right? You can
easily get away-
The door burst open, and Ben FaYle
rushed in excitedly, with a couple OF
sticks.
"Mr. George-Mr. George-the con-
stablesr he cried. They're just COM
ing to tho front door Take this stick
in case they get in. Wen have a hard
fight for il, though"
Footsteps sounded in the hall. The
next moment they were face to
face with two constaoles VINO had en-
tered by the back. Ben turned upon
them with his stick, but George inter-
posed. ~
Its no use, Ben" he said. They
want me, not you. give myself up"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

boundless farms Of Dakota "In closing
the chapter" he says, ~ cannot per-
haps do better than to give few stats
tics regarding these enormous farms.
According to a very reliable newspaper
published in New York, one OF these
bonanza farmers sent out his half grown
children, each one bound TO . sulky
gang plow, and told them to pillow to the
north end Of the farm aud back. They
did so, returning with hall dozen
other sulky ploHs driven by their chill
dren. / certainly would not have be-
lieved this" he adds, had l not been
assured by New York gentleman that
it was an actual fact, and that be had
seen the plows while In Mandsn. n. ID.
He also told me that = large Dakota
planter, VINO owned very extensive
farm, had to give two year mortgage
on it, and before he could get the mort
gage on the south end Of il recorded IL
was due on the north end"
A gentleman residing in Glasgow told
me that be would not like to live In
America on account OF the cyclones.
They must be intensely disagreeabe.
l Judge" said he, IL was reading only
the other day in an American paper
about the immense power Of suction
they possess, sort OF electric, | mag
inc, for Ia this account it stated that a
cyclone passed through q large dairy
farm in South Dakota and sucked the
cows entirely dry :! Marvellous, isn't it?'
Yes" said. at must have been. y
"And yet" he added thoughtful'y as
be poured out for himself another
bowlful OF Scotch whisky, which tasted
like an old pair of smoke tanned buck
skin moccasins, sit is even more mar
Vicious TO read about the escapes which
some people have from death in these
phenomena. saw not long ago In sn
American paper description OF how a
young negro was picked up bodily by one
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OF these cyclones and hurled head first
through a brick college without injury.
he found. too, when ne returned TO con-
sciousneSs, after passing through the
college, that there was diploma In his
pocket. The account goes on 10 state
that he still imagines that 10 passing
through the college somebody tried 10
haze him. II Is marvellous how these
atmospheric pheuomena work, Is II
uot?"
Ii had TO admit thatit was. But had
TO catch a train and could not remain 10
tell him how hyperooe In America fur
nished more phenomena than electrlci-
ty.
The author OF this work on America
comments sadly, too, on the mobs which
are COM posed Of ladies and gentlemen,
and OF page 10 describes mob that
opened with prayer. This was In Bos-
ton. They were the gentlemen OF ST.
Louis" says the author, who burned
the black man ana banisbed the students
OF Marien college. They were the gem
tlemen Of Cincinnati who denounced the
aboltionsts and raised the persecution
against them. They were the magis-
trates and gentry OF Vicks0urg who
hanged wayfarers, gamblers aud slaves
in a long row. They were the gentle
men OF Charleston who broke open the
postofiice and violated the sacred func-
lions TO the insult and injury OF the
whole country"
But this author should remember that
| those were the days when our forefa-
! theirs were right fresh from England
and had still In them the spirit OF the
mother country, which led the gentry
| OF England to burn down cathedrals
and all such frolc as that We know
| better now.
While we are on historical subjects
l take the liberty OF Offering here. In
verse, an item OF North Carolina history
regarding the time when the old blue
| laws were more active than az present.
The poem has been carefully corrected
as to spelling and grammar by j. NJ.
| Fuller, Lii. d. aud Phi. D., editor Of
the Cleaner, Ashevllle; price, 10 cents
per aunum. Il mean that the paper is
10 cents. Not Mr.. Fuller.) IL Is enti.
| tied:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28
NYE AND JOHN bull.
WILLIAM TELLS OF TIE PAINSTAKlSG
WORK OF AN ENGLISH AUTHOR.
And Shows How q joke May Be HisiuisTpr'''d
III. Is Not introduced In J0clar Manner
Ia Concludes With a Beau iiul Poem With
q Moral.
copyri N 1894, by Et71r W Nys.

Recently have had the pleasure OF
reading book, written by an English
visitor on America, which seems 10 be
paipstakinQ work on the part OF the
author, and yet l owe IL 10 my readers
and fellow citizens TO correct some OF
the evident misunderstanding contain
ed in it,
OF course we joke Chicago about the
size of her feet and PnlIade phIa about
being slow, but IL never occurred 10 us
TO think that our English brothers and
sisters would take the matter seriously.
For instance, the writer says: Many
time in America have | been conscious
of that pang ana shudder which are
felt onlyin the presence OF hatred, and
| question whether the enmity between
the British and the Americans at toe
most eXaSperating crisis or the war
could ever have been more intense IMAM
some that have seen flashing Ia the eyes
and heard from the lips OF Americans
against fellow citizens 10 distant
sections of their country. l nave
scarcely known whether 20 laugh or 10
mourn when have been told that the
New Engan people are all peddiers or
canting priests; that the people OF the
south are all heathens. and those OF the
west all 0arbarians. Nay, l was even
told in New York that the Rhode Island
people were all heathens aad the New
Jersey folks no better
"Some Baltimore ladies' told me that
the Philadelphia ladies' say that no Bal
timore lady knows how to put on a pom
net, but that the Philadelphia ladies'
have something worse the matter Wlta
them than that. for they do not kno"
how TO be bospitable 10 Strangers
Yet" the author adds, 81 saw some
pretty bonnets most becomingIy worn
in Baltimore, and can speak CONN
IDENTIFY as TO the hospitality OF PhiladeI-
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MERE THOUGHTS.
All. how Time has moved his millions
Since the days Of which / speak Of,
Carelesslike aud sort Of reckless
Moved the good aud spared the wicked,
Left the burdock aud the thistle
Whilst he slashed khe meek eyed violet,
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5taot Columbus
Grfol9reih DE Operation.

Cine IuBerlt lduleri9e, jeoo6 erfolQ=
rei6e Operations n09m Mtontog 9}OrQen
9r. Giltom I'M ct. Nntbonp's 6oIpitol
on 6rau Gatborine 9iuB por, Der Satin
BON Nnbreos NuB, einem alten 5Sreunb
un0 2eler Der oWeltbote" non 8ptfins,
Sbelbp @ountp, Cbo, 0ie Yotientir
lit ieit LANCER 3eit am Sruit. &rebs, Der
on brei perl6ieoenen Stelen lein Gr=
ibeinen gemo6t uno einen t0oli9en
Nus9on9 gu nebmen brobte. Ser oe=
i6idten Sono Oes 9lrStes gelang es ie=
bod, bic @eI6wiire su entfernen unb be-
iiubat lib bic Gatientin oen umltdnben
mod beute 9io6mittog bereits beIer.
Die 5uhthaus= unteri hun9.
g8ie beridtet, bate Gr=0eputpmaroen
Ylopforb elm S6reiben besiisli6 leiner
Nmts sfii6runs nnb erober 8eliebtbcit
unter ben Strafltngen anfertieen uno
pon 2eBteren unterl9reiben laiien. Oo
jeoob Die 3u6tbauswdrter in Grfabrune
bradter, baB Ylopforo's Nntpalt oieles
56reiben als Bemeismateriol fir Ylap=
ioro's llnbeI6oltenbeit in Der betonnten
3uhtbausunterluhung porle9en mollte,
10 wurOen Die g@drter bariiber Iehr QUIZ
gebraht, uno mahten am Samltae oo
lie mobl muBten, oob lie infolae bie1es
Sbrittes bon 98orben Sames ipQter
an bic 2uft gelest tpurNen, cine @eoen=
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lire unterIdriften unter fali6en @(nga=
| hen BON TloDForo erlon9t poroen tpGren
unc bemnod iDre Namen Don Der 9ilte
tfernt ipilen pollten. 9lad ihrer o(l=
1emeinen @usia9e bate Ylopforb ibnen
aneeseben, oaB Der @ouoerneur i6m cine
anoere Nniteduns in elmer Staatsonltalt
;ufommen lallen molle, faQs er cine gln=
sobl ltnterl6riften gu elmer Gmpfeblung
iiber leIne 5dbisfeit lid li6ern f1nnte
5ie iudren oemnu6 BON Ylapforb ge=
tduIdt moroen unb MOLTEN ibre Namen
auf ole 6dlle SuriidgeSogen tuilen.
Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @eiu9 miro Der
3u6tbausbeboroe in Der naGften @er=
lamnlnng etngerel6t luerben.
Goo zines l1loroers.
Ser Notwithstanding gBilliam
S6inoler lit am Sonntas Mittas an
einem 9erSeioen seitorben. Gr mor am
25. Mdr3 1878 mesen Ntoroes i'm
3weiten @rooe auf 2ebensSei, bon
2amrence Gounto einseliefert morben.
Wdbreno leines Ieds5ebnjabrisen Auf=
entbaltes i'm 3udtbaule bate ct fait Die
ean5e 3eit In oer Srrlinnieen Mbtbeiluns
3u9ebro9t. ct NOR sur 3eit ieiner gtn-
lieferuns SIS Sabre alt uno purbe ert
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slei9 an leinem Wtitliraflins uno uers
lebte ibm einen oerben Stblas. Ser
@drter bate Die Sahe Ioglei6 bemertt
uno Die beiben Strd flinse BON einanoer
setrennt, miebrisenfons eine ebte &eile=
rel swi iIhen ben Beoen ntltanoen pdre.
Cine ansemellene Strafe blteb ibnen
natiirlib nidt aus.
Weeen &Drperperlebnng ipurbe Mm'
&orbon auf ein Sabr ppn Soding GountD
einseliefert.
9ie 2eibe bon @illiam S0inbler
,puroe am Wtontas Dem meoisinilhen
gollesium iiberseben Set S6inoler's
Ginlieferung waren ale ieine Terpano=
ten geitorben.
Ser Strdfling 6reo. 9lllen, Elm Gin=
BREEDER bon Sutton County, luurbe am
Wtpntag nob gSilliams Gountp trans=
portirt, nm bort IN einem grose1le per=
bort gu ueroen.
0ie glusgrabun9en fir einen Mnhou
our Office Der 3u9tbousbebOroe tpnrben
am Montas beeonnen.
Rurles 2lllerlei.
- Ser Staats N}iI6= uno 9}abrunes=
mittelcommilldrbat fol9e l9enoeGrnennuneen
semabt: Gbefclerf IS. j. 9eoton, 9lew
Carlisle Subcommittee, Milliam So.
Stelport, Solon, uno s.. Gj. 2ubbino,
Cincinnati; Ntild= unb 9o6runeamit=
el=SnIpettoren, 9S. 9. $oaltings, Sout6
goint, S. ). RnouIT, Galouel, W. 6.
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ton, uno gBiuis Cells, Columbus, uno
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bert gS, Smitb, Glepelanb, 6. q. &ir6=
maier, Soleoo, unb G6os. :. g. 6snneI,
Cincinnati.
- ISn Der Office oes Staats= Sefre=
tars muroea O}ontog Die Sripolip 81 M
paenle in Solem nit $4,000 3apitol
uno Die 9rpabDan Drills Gpmpognie in
@lepelano nit $l5O,000 Gapital intor=
pprirt
- Sr. s. .. 4robIt BON Der 5taats=
Is iunbbeitsbeb0rbe lit 9ienltae 9lbeno
nod Chicago sereit, um bort nit ben
Setretaren Der Stantsge sgelunobeitsbe b6r=
ben BON Mtifison, Snoiono, Wisconlin,
Soma, Millouri uno Minneipta suI ont
men Sufommen unb 8prlibtsnabregeln
sesen Die Ginl6leppung BON Slattern,
wel6e bort epioemilh ouisetreten linb,
in Die ansrensenoen Stoaten Ill treHen.
- Sn Der Office oes Staatg=5efre=
tQrs ipurOe BET beutl9e Gronf3u=
Inter itiigungsperein in Golion, Die
Barnes Company lit Boineapille nit
$4,000 &optol uno bic Cincinnati
Otorine Goi!map Gompann in Ginci1l=
natl nit $50, 900 @upit0l inforporirt.
9as 5eitament non Srpin s.. N}at=
tocn, friiher in glenGon 5Dipn1bir
pobnboft, wuroeM Mionat9 inQ Qrpbatseribt
ein9etra9en uno miro ON IA. Wtai Inn 2
llbr 9to6mttogs perlelen merhen. Sc,
Seritorbene binterlGBt eine 9tutter, ei=
nen S1uoer uno eine S6mefter ir
@eIlerpiile, iopie Spei S@>ueI tern IL
beiieer Staot
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sSnfolee elmer Operation lit lebte

oSH|plHe et!el SpeAuttpH w S2le
9Soae Der 2Oidbrise gilenarbeiter @m.
in youngstown, Wsabonins
Gountp, seitorben. Sn Ieinen Ginse=
weioen bate li6 elm Oransen=&ern felt=
eeleyt, ben gu entfernen Die 9oftoren
ouBer Stanoe paren, pbne eine Opera=
tion porSunehmen, oo6 mar lein Spltem
gu l1pa6, I'M bon Der Operation gu ge=
neIen
8eim 8earbeiten einer etlernen
Sdule flos am 6reitas Elm Gilenlplitter
benz 27=ldbrisen Irbeiter gBilIiam Wult
in glepelano tn's Muse uno ser It0rte ibm
Die Sebfraft,
- 3ur sluieedung bes Def @asfel=
bes i'm @albpnbins Sbale bat It6 eine
neue Gompaenie orsanilirt.
SEER Moam Burns lit leBte @o9e in
Wopbpile SownIbip, Sanousfp Gountp,
i'm Nlter BON II Sabren seltorben. Gr
mar elmer Der anselebeniten gilrser BON
Sanbustp county unb lein Sob miro
aGsemein betrauert.
Selbltm 70 - Ser junse 6ar=
mer 5lpieert i'm n6rbli6en Sbeile BON
@rapforb Gountp ltiIr5te li6 am 6reitas
in einen 8runnen uno ertranf
Ser 8abnbof Der Gincin=
natl uno Ntustin9um Iallep IN Wfc=
2unep, Yerrn Gountn, lit am Sreita9
abeebrannt Der Sbaoen am @ebduoe
betrdst $1,000 nebit einem lhmeren
Serluit an 6radt.
- Gotparo .. Mdller, ,pel9er infol9e
elmer Selerplolion i'm lebten September
erbebli6 perbronnt muroe, bat Die Gan=
ton Bridge Company auf $4,000
S6aoenerlas pertla9t.
SIT 8otapia, Glermont County,
miro om Wonto9 iber att Sage Elm
S6ulratbsnit9lieb 9ewablt iueroen, bel
pelder Gelegenbeit sum eriten Wsale
6rauen sum Stimmen SueelaIlen net
ben.
6rau 4snes u. Strule in 8 Soleoo
bat Den oo1ti9en Wirtb 5bomas S.
giesbitt auf $4,000 S6aoeneriaB per=
tla9t. 2ebterer bate trot oorausse9on=
sener Grmohnurs Splrituplen an ben
@atten Der &ldserin perfauft uno oa=
bur6 aneeblib oeIien Gelunobeit ruiz
llirt
- Die wbeelins unb Cafe Grie
gobn puroe am Somltae BON Sobn
Starr in 0uron, Grie Gountp, aui
$4,000 S6aoenerlab perflo9t. 81
mar infolse BON 8erlebunsen, Die er in
einen gabnunfalIe erlitten bate, ouf Der
einem Seite our9 einen S6laefluB pol=
Zig 9eldbmt tpOroen.
- Ser Settionsarbeiter Gb,porr
2itp in Sanoustp hattie Die 9ote Sbort
gabn auf $l5, 5,O00S9a 9abenerlaB perfla9t
Die Surp Irro6 Dem &ldser $4,000 ols
Gntl6doisun9 su.
-9lls am Samlto9 in @oobltod
Champaign County, Der Iarbi9e Sam
Scott etpos Sol, lpoltete, Lief leil
fiinfidbriser Sobn neben inn pnrbei Uni
erlitt einen 9roBen Sdnitt an &opfe.
- Sic 9onoo6o II. M}ifieon Gohl
bot Ole H0bnc ibrer 2lnQeItellten I'M el,
3rittel re0u}irt.
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3er llnterseitncte beabld,tiot icin ouf ser
lNoncn Snlcl Fut etn9Sap, Sbio, gelcacues SQus
MT mt 3Immern. Nles IN beiier Srbnuna uno
then. Sarauf 9iefeftirenbe belicben aeH. ui
ooorelltren: IntDn Stub, =. 8. Bog $50. 94 But,
in @9}ap Sslanb, 8. 1tp 1t tn
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Sn iebem ShulsOiitritt Ron Srontlin,
Etdaipap, Sapette. Maoilon, Union, Oelas
ipare, 3tettn9 unb Satrfielo Counties perben
Nsenten 1llr Den Gerfallf zines eanebaren Sir.
tttels oerlangt. Sine lelten sebptene @elee
9enbelt rllr Setu!lebrer uno enersil9e 9lgen.
tsn Noort1llrs nit @eferensen on bic 8 1T 8
W htnerp Supplp Gp., So 3OS
9tprtb Sigh Ctr columbus, .. 1tm
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10

por bier Sabren BON Der epileptil6en
Rranfbeit befallen, Der li6 Elm 9ersleiben
,ueelellte. bas INN ben Soo berbetfiibrte.
Ser 8erltorbene biente por leiner Gin
,panoerune in Der preuBilben Mrmee,
unb ma9te bier Den merifanil6en &ries
nit. gta9 8eenbisuns oes &rieses lieb
er li9 in Sronton, 2aturence County,
nieoer, no ct Die 8ittpe Wtof nit bier
&inoern beiratbete. Gr er9ab li6 lpater
Dem Srunte unb gertetb nit leinen
9tieftinoern pielfa6 in Streitisteiten.
sSn elmer lol6en sifeire erldob er feline
ssrau, perwunoete leine Spei SOdter uno
perlu9te aud leine Suei 9Obne su er=
l6ieben, tpelde nit fnapper y}otb Dem
Sooe entsinsen. Gr lelbit bate per=
ludt, lib su erI1ieBen, genas jebob bon
leiner Sertpunouns uno puroe prose'=
lirt.
plSblih 9eitorben.
Ser aIbefannte Sarmer Samuel 8al=
braitb in Berrp Sownibip itarb Sonntos
Mbeno ppr ieiner 8obnun9 in oer ytdbe
ppn gtprb Columbus zines plOsli6en
Sooes. Gr mar Elm gutter Semofrat
unb beinabe 60 Sabre alt, als Elm S6lo9=
fluff leinem 2eben Elm rabies Gnoe
nla6te. Ct binterldbt cine belabrte
Satin nit pier eripablenen &inoern.
Der ,llinen=Streif.
Sie Situotion besis(ib bes erpBen
Streifes Der Minen=slrbeiter bat lid) leit
SomItos ,penis sednoert 0te leb=
tie Nieloune mel6e Sobn mfc8rioe
in Der Nn9elesenbeit erbielt, fam BON s..
8.McGresor uno beia9t, ,oab dm nd6lten
9onnerltas 1000 Miiinurier Ser9leute
! i6 Dem Streit ani6lieBen tperoen
Serr 8ildoii, Der &eootteur oes vSlad
DIAMOND" elmer 3eitune, Die gu Gblcogo
i'm Snterele Der 9lrbeiter berausseeeben
pirb, befinoet li6 in Der StaOt.
Jnterenante Gntiheioune oes SUE
preme Oerid,ts.
0as Supreme @eri0t bat cine
Gntl6eiouns in Der &lasela6e Der Gom=
milidre BON Mprrop Gounlp sesen Nu=
bitor goe obge9eben. Sc banoelte iid
babel befanntli6 Inn Die Srase, ob Mor=
rom County ooer Der Stoat Die So ten
fir Die ME pollSosene Sinrihtuns beg
M0roers @ano su tro9en babe, tpel6er
leiner 3eit baourb Der irbtI6en 8ered=
tieteit Elm S6nippben ltb!us, oaB er
tur5 Dor Dem gu ieiner So6seit nit Sci
lers SD6terlein beltmmten Sage SelbIt=
moro besing, 9as Supreme &crid)t
bat nun entl1ieOen, bab bos County Die
6oroerun9 oes S6eriifs 6eden mlB,
County. Gommiiidrs.
9ie county Gommill0re micipn Die
9}etitiou pon SleoOor GepnorO II. u. Inn
cine Ireie 6ohrItraEe in WitfTlin Sown=
lbip auf Den @rlnb bin ab, boB lett Sim
reidun9 Der PetitiOn bas Gelet 9ednoert
porOen lei.
Stano ser Staatsfalie.
Oie piertelidbrllbe 3iblung Der
5taetsfoile puroe Wtontag burd Den
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