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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

Ross Mission-D. l.. Fordney pastor.
Preaching, $50 p. IN. first and third Sab
bath OF month
First Mssien--In Wards hall. George
town, South Seattle. Sunday school. p.
m; preaching. p. m.
rd-Ffrst-Broadway and First av-
enue Rev. ID. l.. Fordney. pastor.
Preaching II a m. and 720 p. m: Sab
bath school. 10 a. m: Y. z. S. c. E, $50
p. m.
Calvary-Market and King streets. Rev
6. J. Kennedy. pastor, residence. 533 SUIT
ter street. SERVICES II a. m and 7:so n.
IN. Sabbath school. l2:15 p. m; Y. T. S.
C. E. $50 p. m
Second-North Seattle-Oak and Harri-
son. Rev. w. A. Major. pastor: resi-
dence at TEMPERANCE street Services
II a. m. and T:3o p. IN. The Rev. y. T..
Fordney. of Ballard. and Rev. w. A.
Major will exchange puipits in the morn
ing. Subject OF evening sermon. The
Great Mission" Sabbath school, 1918 u.
m. Y. YP. S. c. E.. $50 p. IN
Flrst-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison. -. D, pastor: resi-
dcnce. 1912 Marion street: telephone ess
Services. II a. m. and 7.so p. m. Morning
subject. Sudden Death" Evening sub
ject, Religious Quacks and Fanatics :"
being a sequel TO the sermon OF last Sun
day morning. Sunday school, l. 30 p. m.
Y. +. S. c. f. 6.lS
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Nrs julia 1aeosas Is visiting srien9s IN
- Louis.
NJ ana Mrs. L X Manning have gore
- san Francisco fCr . few weeks -
touFa-
Mrs G. " rrlchsra iese 81 Tuesday $
overland train Sor a visit 20 frtensts in
Eastern cities
TIE eggs cement - Mr.. Everett CsrtEEs
~ Taeaasa. sui Mlks ftrsre Wallace. q
Portland. has been announced
H~sa LATEST eFbEsS ~ r7seTft announced IS
taat az Miss NalSy EArresly - nr Loaf
Res - ne FnHe-t States coast survey
steamship tIkssicr.
NinnntS BlaEe. - the PIKE orsAra com
Tary, - re Husband % Mr. olive Ner-
t@a hAake. ek Tacoma. Who - SISTER II
the as Ntg -sses'fss4 alderman tor tAe See-
cad vSg-. Percy u. Scrkon. On Sunday
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AL trains from the West ran irse the
ST. Paul union depot. making close con-
raesfnns with The North ~ e6terfl train.
fer the East ana South. Passengers hptss.
~. tickets VIA the above lire have rniy
r step from their train 20 The elegantly
equipped s'Ncrth- Western iintte&. leax-
trw 81. raui every asy Ia she year. Fer
ladies' travelling sians this Is especially
g - considered F0r ttckets ard slesr,-
,rg car reservation es1 en-
=. W. PARKER.
rsarst Souna Agent. 81 Front Sc. seatsl.
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Pear~ou-Bruce.

A quSe. weidmg was celebrated at ssls
home OF Mr. and Mrs Robert Bruce.
1915 u street. Thursday evening. April 4.
1875. abe contracting parties being Mr..
Guy s. Pearson, OF Stanwood. Wash, and
Miss Melissa G. Bruce. OF this city. Rev.
Mr.. Gallagher. OF the Atkinson Congrega-
tlonal church. performed the ceremony in
the presence OF dhe relatives or she bride
and groom. After the wedding supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson left for Seattle
and other Sound points. Their future
home wiil he at Stanwood. where Ar.
Pearson Is engaged IN the mercantile busi-
mesa The bride was formerly one OF tho
Pierce county teachers. and has many
friends here who wish her much happi-
ness IN her new home.
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Tacoma,s Amateur Ministries.

THE Tacoma Amateur Ministries" Is
the name OF company of young gentle
men who are arranging for gorgeous"
entertainment TO take place on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. April Is and is, at
the Ninth street theater. Rehsarsals
have been under way for the past two
months. and from every indication the
public will be given two evenings or ex-
ceilent uinstrelsy. The songs are the
latest thing out SO are the dances and
the foxes No. the jokes are not vet out.
bat will be aired for the first time On
Monday evening. A large portion or the
protits OF the entertainment so TO the Wo-
mans Exchange.
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strength OF the feminine portion. IL may
DC fact that the dullness exists more IN
the imagination than In reality. There has
been little sef-denAal proctice1 as regards
the theaterss for on each occasion OF the
opening OF the house crowded houses
have greeted the performers. as witness
the two nights OF the Pyke Opera Com
pany. when every seat was sold for
Falka-" The advance sales for sea;s for
the 8arde-Jamss combination promises
also that those sayorites Will not play TO
empty benches. howbeit the most solemn
time OF all the Leuten season viii dawn
with their corning-that Of Holy Week
The greatest interest for the ladies OF
Tacoma centers about the Srh OF May.
when, Ia addition TO the solemn sers ices
or decorating the graves Of the fallen
brave. the women OF this city viii send
forth 20 tbs world the first newspaer 1t
has ever been their pleasure and privi-
lege 10 claim as entirely the work OF their
own brains. Every department of the
city government win have an oppportu-
nifty for a fair and square. II liberal criti-
eism. The water front has never been
understood or appreciated as IL will
then be. The city finances. commerce.
the railroads. the churches the police
courts, the Jails. In fact. every part OF
the city will receive a delegation from
the fair sex. who will come to pay q visit
and give each place a write-up. This Is
only hint OF what IL 10 be done locally.
Outside towns VIII not be neglected,
neither will the state or the country at
large, A very handsome offer has al
ready been made for the first copy OF the
Decoration day paper that comes from
the press.
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Second church-G reen lake p-
at Il a. m. and 80 p. m.
First church-Ravenna rars g.
school. 80 p. m. Superintendent
Beck. =
Third church-Brewer's hafl
Claire street, Preaching AT N -
5.so p. m; Sunday school. II n.r,s !. ~
p. $. C. E. $50. Rev. w. W. Brsk I
tor. -
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Sixth and Seneca streets Rev. g n,p
Johnston, pastor; residence. 81 Seneca
street. Services. II A. N. and 10 .. M.
SABBATH school. 1915 >. n. Young PEG.
pies society. els p. m.
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Ladies'. Musical Club Concert.

The Ladies' Musical Club held It's sew
enty-Sixth concert a. Chtcksrtng hall on
Tuesday afternoon. Every number on the
programme was rendered in an excellent
manner. The instrumental work az the
club this year cannot be too highly com
nende.i. while the vocal solctsts have
given much satisfaction. IL there IS n
weak point in the clah II II IN the con-
cerseA vocal work. OWING entirely 20
Lack 90 interest 'n the members OF tie
chorus
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Catholic Churches.

81 Francis Xavier Chapel-Sixtn ara
spring streets. Rev. Victor Garland, s.
j., IA charge. Mass, a. m.
Our Lazy 81 Good Help-Soufh Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. r X. pre-
toutaIne pastor. Low mass. a. m. high
mass. 100 a. m: benedictton. 7:30 p. m.
Church OF the Observation-Disclosures
ana MANSON streets. Rey. Victor Gar
rand. s. j.. paxtor. c'onducted bv ~.
Jessliss. Early mass. a. m; high mass.
1870 a. m Sunday school 9 o. m Ser
mon and b-nedlctson. 7.45 D. IA
osacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Constructed by thu Redarnrtortstv Rev.
Joseph a. kautz. G. IS r. pastor Low
mass. with sermon. 3 q M. high uaag,
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IN DENNIS LAND.

Somewhere 81 TIE unknown spacs
Where cast-oN workings land
Two hungry shapes met face 20 face
Ana baee each other stand.
Hold" cried one. how came you here -
What right have you 20 ~
Consraas % Annie Rooney dear.
OF Daisy or sweet Marie -
Cease" cTlevf the Vlsstapt. aEara
"<or Hare dlzpute my claim
Make ROOM vou faded ancient shan.
For 1rtlhy "a nay nanse"
Chicago Record.
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AaHrA&o Tribune
Proprietor Of fren WorkS-ft under
stand you coTrestly yea wish 20 place an
order fer armor plate that no cannon Shot
can pierce. We are turning cut that kin5
81 thing every dSy. and-
Agent OF FOREIGN CSovernrnsn,-Sn. Won
mtsg24erstsnd ] Wtsh 20 know II vsu
caa manufacture a cannon thai caa
pierce any &xguar plate
PTOpFaet0v-~CeFSafniy. sir We are do
Ing sha; kind ef thing every day.
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Congregational Churches.

Kirkland-Kirkland Rev poratfo AL
ing, pastor. Sunday services IL a. m. and
80 p. IN Y. p s. G. (, $50 .. m sum
day.
Taylor-Birch street. Rev George II
Lee. pastor. residence. 236 Birch street
Services SUNDAY At II q. m and 40 D..
m Sunday school, 1926 y m
Edgewater-Rev. ]. T Nichols, pastor.
Services II a. m. and 7:39 ., m. sunday
school. 1913 D. m: Junior G, E. a.30 %. nj.
Friday: Y. p. 3. c. E. SD p. m.
Piymouth-Thlrd and University streets.
Services. u a m. and 80 .. m Sunday
school, 123o p. m. Y. =. 8. c. E.. 20
p.
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Methodist Protestant f,hrn.,

Second-North Seattle. Renuh,se.,
Poplar streets. Services. II a. M 49, -
n. m. Prof. Eugene Miller. A. NJ ia =. -
tor. -
First-Third and Pine strees,
Clark Davis, pastor; residence. "a g. s..
street Services, II a. m ara ga -
Morning subject, "Rrpfhe-Iv E,rsrE
Evening subject. The Boy WA So
Home Sunday school. 1s.M y. Ps
T., els .. N. Z
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Baptist Churches.

Swedish-Beil and Eighth streets Rev
Aug. Olson. pastor; residence. 20 Dexter
street. Services, II a. n. and 7:3e .. m
Sunday school Il m. Young peoples
meeting, p. m
Market Street-Msrket and Main
streets. Rev. ". T. Fieenor. pa stor; rest
dence, sol Market street. Preaching II
a. IN. and 7:30 p. m. Young peoples
meeting. $50 p. m.
Mount Zion Msssion-Coiorefa-Re p
W. Jenntson. pastor. Young Nsturarsts'
hall in University grounds. Praise ssarv-
lee. Il 30 a. m. Sunday school, 1890 d. m.
Preaching. 7:45 p. m.
North Seattle-Thiri and Cedar streets
Rev. c. +. Brownlee pastor: residence
IGa Oak street. Services. II A. m and
TO pm. Sabbath school after morning
services. p. Y. p. o., $50 p. m
First-Rev. w. r. Taylor. pastor. Resi-
dence. 1902 Marion street. Now worshtr-
ing in the Seattle theater. Preaching n,
u a IN. and 8 .. m. Morning subject.
The Shadow OF God a Place OF Safety. -
Evening subject, Restoration Offered 10
An" Covenant meeting, 10 a. M Sum
day school, 1870 p. IN. q. Y. p. u, e.45
2. n.
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Reformed Churches.

street and Second avenue a gsr-.s
pastor. Services Sundays al II a nj -
day school at 10 a. IL -
German Reformed church. sa.ss.
Seventh. between Pine ans. Olive sfrss..
Services at IL a. m. and 80 D. "a. sv -.
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a. m. ~
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Christian Churhe.

olympic Avenue Church OF 49,
Olympic avenue. r. III Moss
Sunday school, 10 - II. Preachir. "a
m. and T.So .. IN. 1
First-Seneea street. between TA,~.
Fourth, ]. y. Smith, pastor. r,as ssss.sN q.
Lake street Services. Il a. =, =
m, Sunday school, l2s0. Y.
S,fS y. m Subject morning
What Are We Here rar~s
sermon. "Man-Whenee. what. yas.saalss
Elldeavor meeting. sis ?. m. See
school, 1s.S0. ss@a,
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh. between Pike and Un.c.-.r.,
J. II. Acton. u, d, pastor. Servsce. :
a. II. Subject OF sermon. tina Ain =
the American Congress az Tns.s;
Churches" Sabbath school. lasm A. ~
song service. Subject. "a Genuine i,.u
Fool" Sabbath school. is:se D n. -'sas
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Entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
roy Pratt celebrated their wooden we'd
ding by a cinch party TO which some thir-
~ OF their Intimate friends were invited.
The pretty home OF the Pratts was put
into festive attire by the use of a guam
tity of cut flowers and vines. A delicious
supper was served close on 10 midnight,
which was enjoyed with a great zest after
the interest OF the game. I'm which Mrs.
Harrison Foster and AIR. Albert Sutton
won the prizes. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Low. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Il. Todd. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, MIR.
md Mrs. Van Marter. Mr.. and Mrs Al
Bert Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. William Max
held. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Keen. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Best, AIR. and Mrs. Frank
Case Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bowen. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G.. Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ashton, Mrs. Harrison Foster. Mr.. Hart
Gibson and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Brown.
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Christian Alliance.

Christian Alliance meetings win MIN
at III Moltke street, corner or Depot ~
ery Thursday afternoon at O'clock. N
friends of the four-fold Gospel ~ =
x~ifai
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Wits. q Wednesday the following Ia.
dies. Mrs .. W. Dels}ustsr. Mrs N. -.
HAYDEN. Mrs Ralph Meicalf. Mrs. :. Z.
Sears, Mrs Edward kneaie. Mrs. = Y.
Benharn end Mrs. John 4. Scott. Tea
was served at o'clock after a very
leasant faternoon-
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Mrs. Frank chandler gave q very pretty
Luncheon Wednesday. the dining room
3ecorations being green ana white ana
ne menu most delicious. Those present
were Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs, Gardner. Mrs
CaspAr. Mrs. p.ckson Ana Mrs. Jennings
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AdventIsts.

Advent Christian meetings In Mnnna
building. DIR. William Chapman, paGeR
Social and prayer meeting. loH = =
Preaching, IL n. m. Sunday school 6ne
diateiy after preaching.
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FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath =
he is the senior partner of tho firm q:
J. CHENEY * CO. doing business u =
city OF Toledo, county and state afa~
said. and that said firm will pay the -
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eafa
and every case OF CataFrh that Canned =
cured by the use OF HALLS CATAkhh
CURE. FRANK J, CHENET.
Sworn 10 before me and subscrfbed
my presence. this 9Th day OF DecensM'
A. u. 1856.
tSeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Pubic
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken intsrnzV
and acts directly on the blood ana ~
cous susfaces OF the system. Send ~
testimonials. free
+. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists 75c
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Seattle City Mission.

Hall so4 Commercial street-Gospel ~
ices. 80 d. m. every evening thruz1A
the week. MONDAY prayer service. ~
/ p. m. Y. +. S. c. Il. Sunday sd
$50 .. m.
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Fvnnrelical Association.

German-Harrlso and Birch streea
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor, SD Harnms
streets. Services. ii a. m. ana : p. n
Sunday school. s;45 a. m. Young reopka
meeting, D. m.
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African NJ. 4. Chnrch.

Jones Street African NJ. E. churcn.-
Allen w. Whaley, pastor. Pnsse,,.
study, 1870 Jones street Seryicrs = |,
a. M. and s p. ~. Preaching BY the nss.as =
Sunday school, 5 p. ~. Praise reetinr
T:30 u. m.
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Nn.ikn Clnh Meeting

tn. Nesfka club net on Tuesday at
the residence of Mrs T r. Haraeubergh.
Following was the programme:
THE University sNtension"............
--.....................N Mrs. l. Z Sampson
Military nFlu tn - hoois''. ............
.........-...,--.- Mrs. J. .. Mason
Topics - the Time Mrs. L. U. LOOMS
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Salvation Army.


Barracks, corner Yesler avenue q
South Third street-Prdyer meeting LA
Holiness meeting. IL a. m. Free and 81
p m. \ rouslng meeting at 5 p. m
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With sermon. 1850 A. m. Suss.v
$50 ?. m. Holy Family sssossls So -. -
Ing. =. n. NeSperS. sermon sns y, -
dictlon. 7.sa =. m. eesk
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

(Notices for this department must be
handed in by o'clock SATURDAY 70 IN
sUra inSertionl
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TheoSophy.

Seattle Branch. No. I. OF the Thecscpkt
cal Society. Sunday. 3 p. m. In ITS -
hall. Gle Third street. Lecture on 'tScims
a the Spiritual Life" by Mrs. ]. 8. Ckk
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We take pleasure in rocornnsensiirg
ohAaibWElain's Cough Ressssiv. beCavss il j.
praised by sIi Who try il. wv. Cox & sen,
druggists, Mansfield, Ore.
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Detroit Free fress
''YNg scea IA have ar tire late neveia.
1jwson What 80 yea taink of them
u havsBf Tegd theus yet answered
tSwsNu, My wWe - IRA alag them 70 sec
y ghey nre af foe me
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Aloha Club Meets.

The Aloha Club viii meet tomorrow.
Monday. at the residence OF the acting
president. Miss Cora Fitch. at so2 North
c street. The subject for the day is lit
erature. OF which committee Mrs. W. a.
Martin is chairman. The programme
reeds as follows
Education Is Liberation from Narrow
ness
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A Bartoi
The Americarr Poets"
.....--.....N Mildred Fuller Wallace
The American Noveifsts' ..........,.
Northumberland. Mary l.. A. Brown
Current Topics" -... FANNIE NJ. Reauan
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Christian science.

Pettis' fall-7:30 Mrs. Loe r. Prior VI!
lecture. Subject. Spiritual PHILOSOPHY
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IAN Mission and Seame

Ia basement of Seattle National BaHl
building. South Second and Yesier ave
nue-Services Sunday at and 7.&5 !
every day at L o'clock.
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Free Methodist Churc
Spirltualisn.

Tenth and Pine-John Glen. pastor
Sabbath school 945 a. m: preaching
morning and evening.
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IN TOWNS NEAR BIZ.
How Society Enjoyed the First
Week Of April
ONE WEEK MORE OF LENT.
The Diversions az Tacoma, Everett,
Port Townseud and Other Places
Looking Ahead TO Easter.
ONE WEEK MORE or LENT,


Tacoma. April h
.OPLE say that
the LNntsn Gull
ness has been more
apprectAhis { n .
past week than at
any time during
the season. and yet
considering { ne
clubs that. with
the charities. call
urau the time and
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Young women's Christian Associatin

The Young women's Christian Aspph
ton will hold n gospel service this am
noon at 4 O'Clock in their rooms. 7ls ~
street.
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Restitution.

The Christian Science Bible class rese
at IL a. m. In room 5. Hinckley block
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STATE or ONO, ITy OF IoLEDo. a.
Lucas COUNTY.

Services every Sunday afternoon q
O'Clock at hall. 230s Front street
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Wemeite NaNri0te,t.

Die Gbriitenberfoleung in Nrmenien
loll i'm Gan5en uenisfens 10, 900 ger=
ionen gum Opfer seforoert baben.
sSn Der gtdbe bon SeruIalem bat elm
Wtob Die britiibe Miiiion angesriffet,
uno einige Berionen 9et0otet.
Weitere 9lufitdnoe in Der aliatii6en
5iirfei in Sprien Qlrabien &c.
g}o6 allsenleiner Meinune ndbern
ltb Die 9inse auf @uba elmer Grilis,
penn es Spanien nidt balb eelingt,
Der Snlurreftion Serr gu tperben.
Sn Gatunna, Grie1enlano. lit am
Gonnta9 ein beftiger groltoB oerlpirt
moroen /; panif.
slm 16. Nopember miro China feline
8meite SriessSablung i'm getrag bon
30 Wtillionen Saels an sSapan gu lei=
item baben.
sSn oer &entudp 2esislatur, nel6e
our @abl oes 8unbesienators 68 Se=
68 &epublifaner uno 2 po=
puliiten iteQt, tperben Die lebtern bas
3in9lein oer Waage in 9anben baben.
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Die WahI lit Sbio

bat, ipie bereits in lebter hummer mit=
getbeilt, nit elmer bon feiner Der par=
telen porbergeiebenen geipaltieen giie=
berlage Der freilinnigen bemofratifhen
partei geenoet. Eie republifanil6e
Mebrbeit bon 1877, 900 in 1894 III al=
leroings auf $4,000 3uriidgesaneen,
Ifebt aber INNER NOD bDber als bic
! $4,000 Majoritdl McGinleD's Dor 5tpei
Sabren. Die pluralitdt bes gum @ou=
lpernellr ertpdblten 8enerol 8uIbnel
miro jest enb9iiltig, immerbin nod
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nur 6 Semofraten nehen Ii1 finoen.
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gen nit 1926 Bluralitdt auf.
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