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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-01
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
A Largs Representation and Harmonious
Proceedings- Delegates to State Con-
v~ention-St. Louis Platform
Endorsed.

The county republican convention to
elect eleven delegates and their alter
mates to the state convention at AbaEss
deem July 8, 1896, was called to order at
. p, m, by Henry Neill, chairman Of the
county central committee.
ID. d. Holdridge, Esq, was chosen
chairman and J. d. Preston, secretary.
A committee Of five on credentials was
moved and appointed: J. NJ. Duff, A.
E. Fuller, Willis Packard, E. P. Mueller,
VIM. McBain.
The committee reported the following
delegates entitled to seats:
Madison-First ward, a. E. Fuller, NJ.
L. Clark, II. B. Schriner, d. D. Hold
ridge, N. b. Stacy.
Second ward, G. J. Porter. Geo. r.
Farmer, A. F. Glover, J. NJ. Preston, j.
NJ. Duff.
Third ward, A. E. Clough, VIM. Whit
more, Chas. Bingham, Robert Jones,
Agrim Nelson.
Fourth ward, 81. H. Cuisine, /.
Herman-C. I. Westaby, l.. G. Stout,
VIM. Owens, H. G. Cole.
Franklin-B. B. Bowel, E. B Kelley.
Badus-M. F. Bast, E. p. Mueller
Herman Witt.
Wayne-Dunoan Ferguson, Ed.
knight, Henry Smith.
Summit-Sam. Simons, j. A. Delmage.
Rutland-O 8. Meraeer, A. +. Hull.
Orland-Wm. McBain, Ole Erickson.
Wentworth-Wiliis Packard, c. H.
Smith, Robt. Zimmerman.
Leroy-L. T. Crow, Late Weinsberg,
Adolph Stair.
Lakeview-Ed. Biederstaed.
Observation-Disclosures Kruger, Peter
Bakus, Fred Howard.
Nunda-Andrew Hyland, Eric Hyland,
Nels Heidelberg.
Report of committee adopted.
Temporary organization made per.
manent.
Moved and carried to elect delegates
by ballot.
The following delegates were elected;
O.. j. Porter, D. D. Holdridge, H. G
Cole, Willis Packard, George r. Farmer
o. =. Merager, J. N. Preston, N. F. Bsst
L. 7. Grow, J. A. Delmage, Peter
Backus.
A~lternstes: A. F. Glover, H. B
Schriner, Abel Mitchell, 8. N. Fadsr, b
b. Bowel, H. H. Cuisine, A. E. Knight
E. p. Mueller, F. L. Mease, Lars John
son, John Chaplin.
The convention adopted q resolution
endorsing the st. Louis platform.
Persons who have q coughing spell
every night, on account OF q tickling
sensation in the throat may overcome
i st once by q dose OF One Minute
Cough Cure.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-01
this afternoon, in Forest Hill Cemetery.

The findings of the referee in the city
election contest cases adjudging :the
office OF mayor to John Larkin and that
oil alderman in First ward to Henry
Neill, have been filed in Clerk Of Court
Preston's office this evening.
XAberdeen Sentinel, q Mrs. Hanson
OF Madison is visiting her sister, MI re-
Andrew Afseth. Mrs. Hanson is quite
we'll acquainted IN this vicinity as her
home at one time was in Columbia the
gem Of the jim.
Madison's baseballists returned about
2 q. IN. to-day from Bookings, having
lost the game there yesterday by a score
Of Il to 8. BY one badly played inning in
which they lost 6 scores, the game was
lost. Otherwise all through the game
| they were more than a match for their
opponents. A return game by Brook
ings will be played here the 10th inst.
~ We notice by exchanges that tramps
are again becoming a nuisance in this
state. There are a few proving around
Lake county also. A couple weut
through Carl H~athsway's house in the
northwest part OF the county Friday eve.
ming seaching trunks and stoves quite
generally and carried away q pair OF
/ pants, some eatables and IL cents in
money, all the money in the house.
Saturday night others got into Herman
Hartwick's cellar an d helped themselves
to PROVISIONS.
Yanton Press, 30: The yield OF wheat
in the state will not be as large as has
been estimated owing to u%nfavorable
weather. There has been too much
rain. Had the farmers foreseen this they
could have prevented it to some extern,
at the time Of seeding. Lighter seeding
is better in seasons OF abundant rain
fall, and as our wheat growers have been
accustomed to dry weather farming they
sowed their grain with tbBt IN view. A
report from Bon Homme comfy, one Of
the leading wheat producing counties
says the wheat returns will not be as
large as at first expected. Rust is re-
ported as doing great damage in severa
localities. Whea. on last years break
ing is very light. Grain il now headet
out and an early harvest is expected.
Peoples Party state Convention
At Huron, s. D., July IA. 1896. Tickets
to Lake Preston will be sold for on,
fare for the round trip-sold July Is ant
IA. Good to return July Is.
H. r. WooD, Agent.
Mcdonald Bros. have q display Of yer,
elegant nickel. plated table ware in thel
store window which the tasty housewife
ought to inspect before purchasing sucl
goods elsewhere. It 10 beautiful an,
Durable.
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CHAUTAUQUA NOTES..
The Assembly Opens Auspiclously-Man-
agement and Program.

The opening day Of the Chautauqua
Assembly yesterday was attended with
less demonstration and brass band &C.
compartment than usual heretofore, and
possessed more of that lease with dig
nifty" condition spoken OF by the ancient
classical poet 80 conducive to thorough
intellectual and social enjoyment. That
the opening of the present assembly
augurs this for those who attend is quite
evident from what is in store for IL EN-.
The Grand View in charge of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Williamson with Mrs. L. w.
Bell, Of Centerville, as housekeeper, is
particularly inviting and ~restful, and
every detail is carefully watched by
chief clerk, w. L. Fisher assisted in the
office by his brother Frank. All.
Williams experienced eye has charge of
the dining room and BILLY" Shea, chef,
is we'll remembered for his last years
excellent cooking.
The dining hall at the depot is in
charge Of Mrs. Gossage and under fine
control in all it's departments. Mrs. A.
w. Clark superintends the w. G. T. U.
hall and accommodations, which are fast
being utilized by patrons. The gates
are watched by j. B. Jones at the west
side and Leslie Burnett at the east.
Owen Jones superintends the tent de-
partment which was the busy field Of
operations yesterday and to-day, while
Fred Ball punches tickets 1T the gate.
Will Hews keeps the auditorium in order
and Geo. W. Kephart inspects the tick
cts at the depot entry and is Chautauqua
postmaster.
The school tents are across the road,
northeast Of the hotel, and the greater
portion Of the dwelling tents are at
present in the woods, east and northeast
sides Of the grounds.
DR.. May in the afternoon yesterday
gave some choice readings instead of q
lecture and in the evening the Yer.
million orchestra OF eight pieces under
the leadership Of DR.. Collins entertained
the audience for an hour very delight.
fully. The orchestra will win golden
opinions.
Miss Linebarger, OF Chicago, one oil
the finest solo cornetists in the country,
especially in sacred music and who re
fused a very fattsring offer from Ocean
Grove to keep her appointment here
; played one selection, az an earnest Of
what is yet to be Rivea by her and cap
tlvated her hearers.
The audience was surprisingly large
for the first evening and seemed highly
interested.
Frank B. Roberson's stereopticor
lecture on NORWAY" was a rich treat
fascinating throughout. The views O
natural scenery have been unsurpassed
on this platform and his description o
scenes and people was vivid. The Scan
dinavians present must haze felt q gen
uine pride in his glowing tribute to thai
sturdy, honest, intelligent yet unpre
tentious nationality.
CHAUTAUQUA NOTES.
DR.. May lectured on Ireland" thi
afternoon. Orchestra concert and Franz
Robertson this evening. Stersopticol
views on Australia"
The Round Table and Outlook club,
were organized this forenoon and viii
meet regularly at 9 and II q. ~. Sunda,
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WEDNESDAY,, JULY 1. 1896.
SOUTH DAKOTA

h Local Time aAle.
I Chicago, Milwaukee d 81. Paul hallway, which
sook effect, Sanda ~, May 4, 1856:
TRAINS come EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs II 10 =. m. ~
Freight, No. IS, departs Gas .. m.
TRAINS come VEST,
Way freight, No. 81, departs 4:1O D. m.
TRAINS RR0m rHE HAsf.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives $3.50 p. m.
Freight, No. IS, arrives 2 90 p. m.
RAINS HRoA TEE vHsr.
Freight, No. w, arrives lO:4) q. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers: but
.reights only when psssen gers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
1t Kgan for ell points south.
MADISON d sRIeroL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 400 p. m.
Passenger from north arrives, IL 90 q. m.
II. X. WOOD. Local Agent.
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THE CITY.
e ~DRkvlrIRs.

OGA DkkkV
Weather report: Partly cloudy with
local rains : tonight and Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Nsill and grand
daughter Maggie, returned to Marshall,
Mimi.
Z Mrs. Aug. Prohl was an east going
passenger to visit her husband at Maple
ton, MINI.
Preaching services will be held at the
Adventist church on July 6, at Sis p.
m. A cordial invitation il extended to
all. Eds. Nelson and Watson will ficiate.
Canton Advocate. %: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Opperud are called upon to mourn
the loss Of their two-year-old daughter
Nora, who died last evening Of brain
fever. The little one was laid to rest
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School Normal at 10 g.. M, and Bible
class at 2 p. m.
The Assembly chorus will be organic
ed at : o'clock this evening by Lee Il.
Kratz. The chorus will drill IN the
Cantata Of Ruth and Boaz," which
promises to be very fine.
Small in size, but grea I IN results
DeWitt's Little Early Risers act gently
but thoroughly, curing indigestion, dys.
pepsia, and constipation. Small pill,
safe pill, best pill.
FRANK SMITH.
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Hay for sale.

Good new hay for sale. Sand and
rock in small or large quantities deliver.
ed on short notice. NJ. A CUMMINGS.
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Eli Hill, Lumber City, Pa, writes, II
have been suffering ftom Piles for TWEEN.
ty-ive years and thought my case incur
able. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslve was
recommended to me az Q pile cure, 90 I
bought q box and it performed q perma.
nent cure" This is only one OF the thou
sands Of similar cases. Eczema, sores
and skin diseases yield quickly when it
10 used.
FRANK Smith.
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Letters

in the postofice in Madison, July l,
1896:
Breese, Edward j.
Conlon, E.
Grordolm, JUL Alfsen.
Olson, Chris.
Riley, Frank.
Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised" After fifteen days
they will be sent to the dead letter Office,
WV. TOBIN,P. NJ.
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Mcdonald Bros. have q display Of very
elegant nickel. plated table ware in their
store window which the tasty housewife
ought to inspect before purchasing such
goods elsewhere. It 10 beautiful and
durable.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-01

Persons who have q coughing spell
every night, on account Of q tickling
sensation in the throat may overcome
i at ono by a dose Of One Minute
Cough Cure.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-01

Peoples Party state Convention
At Huron, s. D., July IA. 1896. Tickets
to Lake Preston will be sold for one
fare for the round trip-sold July Is and
IA. Good to return July Is.
H.. r. WooD, Agent.
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Nuf mad 0oneSbaIe!

S~oneSeaIe 1T einen Der bIb5heften
Staot6sn i'm nOrobfIi6en 8ennipIbas
MEN uno feline 9eb6Iferuns peit unb
brett beribmt ipesen ibrsr @aifreunO.
i6aft unO liebepoasn Slriorse fur bic
l%lnterbaItuns unb 8equemIi6feit bon
Beiudern. Sc 1T baber aud nidt su
perpunbern, bab fi6 bas 9eutibtbum
bon Scranton a~IentbaIben re9t uno ribri
su elmer sabIreiden 8etbeilisuns bel Der
5sisr bss 25idbriSen StiftunssfeteS bes
SonesoaIe 2ebertrana. tpelhe am Is.
unb l6. Suli ftattNnoet.
Ser 2ieoertrans, bic Sdnssrrunoe unb
Der arion trsfen eifris 8orbsreitunssn
fGr bic Spristour, unb oieien 9ereinen
tpereen Ii9 BON bier biele 8ripatIsuts
ani6liebsn, benen bic friiber tn Cones
bale psrlebtsn id6nen Gage nod IN ans
senebmer Grinnerune iinb unb pelde
bic babel seihIoHenen Sreunoi6aftS'
bdncniie ni4t in S~er8efsnbeit eeratben
Iafen woaen.
Der resuldre grcuriionssue berIdBt
ben .. Il 8. 8abnbof ON ndditen
Wittpo6 Nudmittas 3 lbr, bod iino
bic Iidsts auf allen na6folsenben re9el.
mabissn 3lsen am MittpO4 unb Don.
nsritas slltis. Sis Stud Sabtt bon
Sonesbale srfoIet Donnerftas Abenb
Z nbr. Der 8rsis fur bic Gins unb
Serfabrt 1T isbr nisbris, nur 81 LOO.
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0einnS Seh6rbe.

SIN Der am Srsitas absebaItensn
8erfammluns oieier 8sbbrbe fanb na&
grleSieuns Der resuIaren @ef9dfte Rsu.
organization ftatt unb M. s. 2elp
tpuroe babel ais Braiibsnt unb Walter
9. Briggs aIs Sefretdr srpabIt. Wapor
Bailey bsna&ridtiste bic 8eborbs in
einem Sdreiben. baB iis nit Der 3euor.
saniiatisn mebrere @oben tparte ioas,
ba er CLAUDE, baB Elm ioI1es 8orseben
unter ben obtpaItenben l1mfdnben unses
istlia lei, bod feline Communication
ipurSe ntdt ipsiter beadtet unb nur sinsss
ihrieben. Ser Sefretdr berihtete fir
SUM las GobeSfdle. So Seiratben unb
83 8eburten, iotpie 48 ~anitsdsabe 2ranf.
belten unb II IObesfdae bon benieIben,
Seri6ierene anbere ianitdrifds Sa@sn
rpurben beiproben unb man mill au4
einen Blan ausarbeiten, um quite MiI@
fur bic Statt su erbaIten.
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9as Htttston 1tnaliief.

9ln Der rnsIidsfGtte tpurbe am
SOnntaB Worsen uneebeure Iufrssuns
bur4 bic Radri4t berpor eerufsn, baB
man brei beutIide SdIdss auf benz Sc.
Ieiie seb6rt babe, ipeldss mad Der STEELE
flbrt, tpo man bic 8eridItteten bermu'
tibet. 8ormann gpans IisB ioiort bic
Nrbeit einiteIen unb CAB in geb6risen
8piidenpauien brsipierteI Stunben lang
nit einem giIsnitiif SisnaIe auf ben
Sdienen, aber es erfoIsts feline Nnttport.
Mun 1T iiberseust, oab baS @erdui6 (oie
ansebIiden SdIdse) nidt o ben 8srs
unslitten berribrte, ~ipnbern bon 8ers
idiebunsen bes @elteinS.
SIM llebrisen in bic Situation unbsr'
anbert unc eber i6Iimmer, aIs pie ein'
ftiser. I'm 8 ubr am Samftas Norssn
mubte bic Rettunesmannitaft bic 9rube
uerlaHen, ba bebrobIi4e 8erf&iebunsen
l~tattfanben 4; bod fonntsn bic Morsens
7 lbr unb Ra6mittass 8 llbr antretenbe
WanniGaften ubne Stbrune t%peiterarbei'
ten. Bon Sreitas bis Samitas Na1t
mar man ettpa 40 SUB porsebrunsen,
bod bIeiben bis gum SuBe bss Slopes
nod INNER lber 800 SUB bss @eftsins
su burbbrinsen - cine arbeit, bic Der.
mutbIi6 nod 8oden lang in glnipru1
nebmen ipirb. Srssno pel4e Sofnuns.
bon ben 8eridItteten nod e~inssIne Is'
bsnb ansutreffsn, bat man ni1t. Inter
bieien llmfdnben mar Der 4. SuIi Elm
Grauertas fir bic Burger bon BittstOn.
Sim Wonta9 besunn bic bon 8Ouo.
SaitinsS anseOrbnete llnteriuduns,
tpel4e bon ben Snipsttoren @iliam
Stein bon SHENANDOAH, Gbtparb Hobes
rid BON Scranton unb Gbparb 8rannon
bon Sbamofin s~sleitet pir6. SO tpiro
psnig obsr ear nidts babel berauS fom.
men, bsnn eS 1T ia b%etannt. baB cine
&rdbe Der anberen fein Nuee ausbadt.
Sc 1T ferner befannt, baB bic sroben
Companion bic @rnennun9 Der @ruben'
Snipeftoren (tpelbe ourb ben @oupernDr
srfOlet) tontroQiren uno eS nirb often
%bebauptet, baB bic Snipettoren, auBer
Dem bonn Staate beSablten Salaire, nod
erbeblide @ratifitationen bon ben Som.
panien besieben, um porfommenben 5al'
les elm Guse Ooer beioe suaubrIden. Das
9eieb 1T ia elm euteS, aber es pirb muir
i'm Sntersiie Der Go~rporationen sebanO.
babt unb bisie 8fidtperidumnib besub'
len iabrIi& bunoerts son Irbsitsrn nit
benz 2eben.
Am Witttpod bat man in 9ittston
neue SOfnuns seid6pft, inoem nan nidt
melt BON benz arbeitsplub Der Rettunss'
mannibaft bas @erduib elmer friiden
2uftitr6muns au pernebmsn 8laubte.
SerbdIt ii1 bieS tpirflid 70, bann ipirb
man in tpeit flrserer 3eit auf bic Steae
itobsn, mo man bic 8eriddtteten su fin'
ben bOft. Sc 1T babel isbod ni6t auber
4dt Su Iaiien, bn6 nod immsr ,.Ser'
idiebuneeu" Der Oberfdde itattfinben.
@roBe gntriituns bat es berpOr aes
rufen. baB bic GOmpanis ben 2sutsn Der
8ettunssmannidaft nur reip. SO fir
Winer unb $3.50 fur TaseI6bner sabIsn
mill,
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HnS benz uberen xhale.
WrtbaIb Gprrtfppnbsnt.)

$. 6. 2inbermann bon NrdbaIb,
Der iid felt Ginger 3eit in eInem Bribats
boipitaI in scranton sur 8ebanbIuns
befanb, fsbrte IeBts 8o6s in ssbsHsr'
tenn @eiuncbeits3uftanoe beim.
0arbpntaIs Gprrtippnesn,.)
- Serr Geo. S6r6ber bat bon ieis
mem 8ater bas g~isentbum No. rs Ga'
naan StruBe tdufli6 erpOrben.
= Die bieiss Seisr be8 4. SuIi tpar
in 9llen eenommen cine srobartiee unb
piele 3uidauer tpobuten osrfelben BEL.
46tb. @aluiba @rotp's 8ebe mai cine
patriotii6e unb tpuroe init sroBem 8eifaQ
aufsenOmmen.
- q. 8. @eitcott bon Sermpn unb
9eors: Ban Scran bon bier beitanOsn
am Sreitas elm 8erb6r, auf bic anfIase,
iunse Wdbden gu unmoralifden 3tpe.
den perfibrt au baben. Sic ipurben beioe
unter ie $500 8irsi4aft selteat unb ba
Ban Soran bieieIbe nidt Ieiften tonnte,
ipanberte er ms @efdnBniB.
= SEQ, Der iunse Sobu Der GbeIsute
6. s. Rearp bon Siib Wain Strabe.
that am SOnneritas einen fur6tbarsn
SAD, incsm er aus benz ~stpeiten Stodtpert
ieinsr Ssimutb fieI, tpdbrenb er ALIEN
mar. @r erIitt tpeber 8nobenbrii&e nod
iunsrli6e 8erIebunssn, bod befir6tet
man cine 8erleBuns bes Ridsrats, ba
Der 8leine iid nidt betpesen fam.
- gm Sreitag erbisIt Der IL Sabre
aIte SObn bes S6neibsrs @m. WeIRuI.
len cine aus 8ieieliteinen beftebenbe Cabs
uns elmer fIeinen &anone in bas 8ein,
eine bOie 8erIesuns madenb. unb ipater
parb elm Sobn bes Sueb WeIie bon els
mem papierenen Draden (2ite) an Der
Stirn aetrofen unb ibm cine Gber aufs
8ei&nitten ; bic Bunbe tpirb iebod obne
i6Iimme SoIsen p~erIaufen, ba ibm TO.
sIsi& arstIi&er 8siitanb ssssbsn Uuros.
- Sobn 3. Sost bat feline Gommii.
lion ais Poitmsiter BON Simpion er.
balten.
am Samitas Na6mittas batten
Sobn Witfouis unb Sobn Serfmann in
Der pOIniiden @oIonie su Simpfon Streit,
nobel Serrmann benz @itfoipiB einen
WeIeritl6 i'm untsrIeib CAB German
entflob, puroe aber ipdter einsefanssn.
Bitfowib pirb ii6 pabrideinlid erbOIen.
sas- Das ,@o6enbIatt" entbGIt aae
Hadri6tsn unb foitet nur $500.
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9emofratil6e National Gonbent

purbe am Dienftas Ra9mittas UNI l
nbr in Gbicaeo BON Germ Sarritp sur
Orbnuns ssrufen, tpsIber i'm Namen bes
Gomitss ben Dapio 9. Sia bon Nen
gort gum tempordren 8oriiBer nominirts.
Der Minoritdtsberidt bineesen ems
pfabI Sobn Q. Daniel sum tempordren
8oriiber. uno bic ipdter erfoI8te abftim.
muns na6 Staten er8ab $50 Stimmen
fur Daniel unb $40 Stimmen fir Sia ;
Retu YOrt unO 8ennipIpanien itimmten
fur Sia.
gm Ibeno bieIten bic 9utseIbsD emo'
tratsn cine 8eriammluns uno ernannten
Elm Gomite, tpeIdss bic 9pedmdBisfsit
elmer Organization Der @uteeIo . DemO'
tratie erpasen ioq, bic u~nabbdnsis bon
Der Wabl i'm naditen Hppember su bans
oeIn bsredtiet tpdre. IS tparen bel Der
8sriammluns ettpa 300 9oIoIeute ans
psieno unb Senator @rap bon Delatpare
fiibrte ben Sorlib. Wiit ettpa Der eleiden
Ibitimmune ipurbe ipdter Senator
0bite gum p%ermanenten SOrIiber er'
ndbIt.
Der Tumult mar am Witttpo4 seit'
tpeiie 10 Srob, baB mo fein Wort per'
iteben %fonnte. unb Der 8OriiBer tpur ni6t
i'm Stanoe. benz Orpnunssruf @eItuns
~ peridafen.
Ser prOieftirte gnttpurf Der 9laiform
peroammt bic Gussabe BON Bombs,
ipridt ii6 sesen brittle Germine aus unb
ertIdrt iid fur SefferiOnii4e Brinsipisn
uno bic freie SilbsrpraeunS i'm 8erbalt'
nib bon Is gu l.
Wan slaubt iebt, bas SIanb bic beitsn
Iuslidten fir bic domination gum 9ra.
Observation-Disclosures bat unb ferner,
oab bic 9utseIb . 0emofraten ii9 bon
benz Gonbsnt trennen ipsrben.
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Sunmpre.

- 9eim glbf9isBsn elmer 8anOne am
5reitas Abenb traf bic 2abuns ben ..
j. SIanneQp am SUB uno rib ibm orei
3ebsn ab.
- Wartin Sopee fisI am Sreitas aui
benz go. 7 8erse beim 8eereniammeIn
90 SUB bon einem bOben Selisn, tpobei
er einen 9einbru6 uno S&rummsn ba'
bontru8.
- Gum 9enefs Der BittSton ROtbIei'
cenbsn finbet am ndbften 9onneritas in
Der 8uibinston Gale cine Absnounter'
buItune TAFT, Su tusIdsr Der glntritt 25
Gents 1T.
= Sin itaIisnii6er Sunss Namens
2amioe bon Sim Strabe erbieIt am
Disnftas in Der Nup Nus Niine bier
ssrbro6ene Rippen unb elm iblimm ssr'
oritdtsS IinfeS 8ein.
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- Srau 9eter 8iester III bon elmer
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fdperen &ranfbeit auf Der 8eferuns.
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= Serr GbarIss Safe bon NiIpaufss,
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men 8efannten i'm belten Mnbenfen iiebt,
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l9 Subren unb befIeibet felt 16 Sabren
in ieiner SeimatbSitabt cine STEELE ale
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lin giien Gompanie bon DIT Berlin,
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ben. Ut boft oas ale asibenbe fem SeiImittel
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Dalton ansab uno pp. stuei Wo6en in
Sarso, y. O., berbaftet purbe, tpirt
fir Sames DURHAM, ben Galifornisr,
8ebalten, tpelder Der grmorbuns bon
feds perionen aneetIust 1T.
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Ohio unb Der Obio 8iper' 8abn 1T that.
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tsrsburs uuo @rafton bus6 itarte 8eaens
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