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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-26
Democratic
congressional Executive Committee,
First West Virginia District

congressional Executive Committee,
First West Virginia District.
"Wheeling. Sept. u. 1896.
Charles d: Elliott, ESQ, Chairman RE, Re-
publican Congressional Committee. First
Congressional District of West Virginia,
Sutton, W. Va:
Sir: - The Democratic Congressional
Committee of the First district is of opin--
ion that the fair and honest method OF
presenting the issues of the present cam
paign to the people is by joint discussion.
and our candidate for Congress shares IN
this view. Therefore your committee IS
requested to corporate with the Demo
cratic Committee in arranging for Sc
ries Of Joint discussions between Hon. =.
=. DOvener and Hon. ". w. Arnett. to be
held at each county seat, and at such
other places as may be deemed convenient.
Il am yours very truly.
FRANK c. cox.
Chairman Democratic Congressional
Committee
To tbs cordial invitation, which was
dated on the Dist inst, as will be seen,
the Republican Committee replied, un-
der date of the oath INST, as follows:
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THE NEW WAY.

its not necessary -
pay - 90 and have
drugs put in the eyes
and be blind for a
week In order 70 have
the ewes examined for
cIasSes. By the latc.i
method Prof
the Optician, ~
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OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS.
TIM, MARKETS

siormies, Time Ever Seen in the Terri
toryliInnd Endorsed.
Oklahoma CITY, o. r.. May 26Thc DEM
ocraio Territorial convention NO; IN this
city today ana after The siormioai time
over seen In oklahoma. niorscts Bland for
PRESIDENT and instructed the delogntrF OF
oklahoma to vote for him nnd 70 fnvor
the fire.. and unlimited coinage Of silver
and gold at Il ratio % ~ to l, nnd Ia slip-
port no candidate for president or Vice
president. who vas not pronounc"dly In
favor of such free coinage.
The following delegates were elected TO
tho National convention: a; y. Beai, ',nin,
homa county; NJ l.. Bixler. Cleveland
county. j. d. I,runvoi kngnshcr .conn-
ty. III. G.. Brunt. Lincoln county " y.
Denton Gnrned county. Temple lious-
ton, woodward county.
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METHODIST coNwEnENcE,
Three Sessions We're Heidi Newly Elected
IfishnlAN lnAi AllNh.

1
Bishops Installed,
Cleveland. May ~ This was busy day
! In the Methodist Episcopal conference
and II was found necessary to hold three
sessions. y, tho forenoon session the
Impressive ceremonies incident 70 The In.
NcCahe, Crnilston and Observation-Disclosures
cd much Interest.
Al thu AFTERNOON soasion temperance
was the subject under discussion and the
committee report, which was adopted
shows that tho Methodist church Is sttil
the uncomrroincug foe of the liquor traf-
lie. An important stcu was taken IN
requesting the board OF bishops to noi
morializv congress TO simplify internal
revenue laws so az TO give them less OF
the svuhiancr OF statutes intended TO
legH'.c the liquor traffic. especially In
states which have prohihitiou The re
Port declares 1t TO be the duty OF each
member of the church 10 be u total alb
saincr. It condemns license. asserting
that the government becomes partner
IN The traffic hy permitting the sale y;
';pnur; II re 'oinmrnds that temperance
societies lee organized In an annual con
fcrcmc,S. tina, the objects OF the anti
snloon league he approved that the
fourth sunday In Noyemhor be SGT apart
ny temperance sunday. that each an
nunl conference appoint n permanent
committee in tcflnrrnncc 70 hr subject
10 the general conference committee.
The evening session WAS tirvoicd to n
further consideration of the report on
the committee on constitution. No rad
irAl changes were made.
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TEXAS MIDLAND.
The Necessary Money Raised and the
Ilxtcnsop IL Assured,

The Necessary Money Raised and the
jlxtcnsiop IL Assured
Paris, Texas. May 2s.--Aftor tho failure
of tho negotiations with Il, H. X. Greene,
relative TO the extension OF the Texas
Midland to this city. a feeling or un-
casiness spread over the city and a meet
ing was cailod ut 10 O'Clock this morning
After some Informal talk the committee
went To work. raised 5000 more. max =
ing s2a. no In all, aud obtained thirty siar-
Huteers to the contract to secure rlght
of way ana drpo, grounds. Mr.. Green
was notified By wire ami answered that
he would accept tho proposition, me
contract win hf closed tomorrow, by
which the Midland viii Ice running trains
10 this city by September =. II IL M
derstood that work Will begin from this
city.
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\ Tram.Car Goes Through Bridge
and the Number of Drowned is
Not Yet Learned,
The Car Fell Over Quo Hundrcd Foe,
and Was Completely Submerged
By ,he Waters.

Cairo, Ill, May CA hurricane ana
cioudhurst struck this city at $50 this
morning Fourteen lives IRE iSrewn 10 be
lost by the sinking of steam forty heat
at the wharf iiNo miles of telegraph
poles were blown down on the Mobile am,
Ohio railroad. 1t is Impossible to tell the
extern; of damage south OF hcre. bu, /, is
believed 10 be very srin,.
The storm struck this locality at $50 II.
m There was Il terrific wind ana lain
storm The opera house and unlon depot
were urroofed. Numbers Of trees ar,
destroyed ami signs blown down. but no
houses were destroyed nor lives los, In the
ely. The ferry boat katherine was cap
sized at The mouth or the ohio. arowuin,,
al on board but the captain. engineer and
clerk.
The following ore the killed.
Charles Gilhoncr. cairo.
Hanei Hayes Cairo.
y colored woman, Cairo.
Ward Riitenhouso. Cairo
Mir. Stanley aud Miss Stanley, WycklilY.
Ky.
Richard Thurman. printer, Cairo
William shannon ana bany. Bird's Point.
Mrs. Mary Jones. Jackson Tenn.
Lewis Hall, colored, Caro-
Asbury Alexander. colorcd. Wyckiifs.
Ky.
George pNvis. colored. Cairo,
Miss Orr. Birds Point.
Tie saved Were. Joe Curry. captain;
John hacker, clerk. Il. Il. pruvy, On
ginor. Mcgee. all of Cairo; Mir. Rich
ardson. an unknown man
Al iHtus Point, opposite his city,
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81, Louis. May 96.-The board Of admin
is'ration of the southwcstcrn Trafhc as
soc.ation had II conference today with The
representatives Of Mexican lines for the
plrposo OF considering international rates
on gone Of the products OF Inc liep"phc
of Mexico. A resolution was adopted pro-
v.d,ng for the application of IL rats ci
sl,2j per 100 pounds on Erer'i uopieni
fruits from producing points on the Ai.xl-
can National, Mexican Central. Mexican
international mud Monterey ard MoAican
Gulf railways to 81 Louis. Ch,cago ana
Omaha, that being the rate In effect from
California 10 the shine points.
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Sweet Home Texas, May 25.--1ho re
vival meeting under tho auspices of Tic
Methodist Episcopal church. South. at
this placo-Itev. j w. Sims pastor as
sisted by w. Love Vaughan. gospel singer
llatlas. Texas--w which was inaMruratnd
rne week arc, Is assuming mammoth pro-
portions. These gentlemen coming, as II
were, flushed With victory from oakland
where they had juat closed n gracious re-
ViNal, throw themselves into u meeting at
nis plncc. which from it, inripieuCy has
neen dcclening and Widening, rising
tghcr nnd higher until Yesterday, WHEN
II riinaNod into the deepest interest ever
uiGnifcettd In Sweet Home aud tho larg-
est crowds ever usecmh'od within sacred
precincts. II was n day long to bn re
meiuhrrnd in religious circles, The four
services were largely attended Scores
were Mt the altar of prayer. With six adj
d.tlons to the church
Rev j. II. Biggs OF Yoakum has been
assisting the pastor the past week. rem
derng valuable aid Mr. Vaughan is
Thoroughly mobolizing the singing forces
and the music IN exceptionally fine, hcing
reinforced by number Of Noalsume finest
sirrcrs chaperonei by that superb so
pranlst, Mrs. j. L. Mills. Sweet Home yes
'crday wns rcgui.G ms never before With
the sweetest concordance of sounds.
Sweet Home Will gladly welcome their re
turn.
Rev w j. Sims Of Hnilet,sv,ilc, brother
OF the pnstpr. Is expe ctrd to assist in the
meeting this week. The meeting will
c,ose next Sunday
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HOUSTON. TENAs. WEDNESDAY. MAY 81 1896

ton favored higher education for the
clergy and more hearty cooperation by
Frcshytcrians In the ,s,usc OF education. X
supplementary fund OF S,Hnn for theo-
logical seminary wus adopted after n
wutm Fight.
Or w. II. Harris of st Louis ndvo-
Gated the rotation OF elders IN office
Action on this matter was deferred
Mrs II, Williams of Memphis. for tho
woman's rd reported an increase of
Sop in receipts over the previous year
memorial asking for tho appropriation
OF $500 Cor Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN en-
hthi, at the Tennessee Centennial. Nush-
VILE. was received md referred
Pending dsNatc on the ihcoloSi,Nl sciti-
nary. adjournment WIS token.
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CAUSED by CHILDREN.

lIillsbo.o. Texas May 2d.-Yosierday af-
ternoon about o'clock Il. +. Matson
and Bob Snyder. tenant on Maison's
farm. became involved In a shooting M
fray at Matson's farm. three miles west
of here. Matson was shot In the side II
tho mouth, the ball ranging downward
and lodging below the Jnwbone. Snyder
was shot twice, once through the nand,
the other bail taking effect In the left
breast below the NIPPLE where 1t struck
a rib and glanced, running around the
body Medical aid was summoned AMI
pronounced Matgo,fs wound as no, being
very dangerous. snyder came 20 town and
gave himself up 10 the sheriff and had
his wounds Dressed. They are not regard.
cd as dangerous. The trouble grew oLt OF
some Qnarrels among their children
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cuMpEnLAND pNHspYrERIANs.
Debate over the Location OF the Orphans
IInmo.

Debate over the Location OF the OFpAhhs
Home.
birmingham, Ala. May 26.-The general
assembly OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church Of the United States today tabled
Inc repori of tho finance committee recon-
,,onair,. thai tax be levied 10 defray
W., .,.r,.ns.s OF delegates TO the assembly
"a thtt ~ do away with entertain
ments This prevents the aecep.nce OF
r'hiesr,,'s invitation that the assembly
meet there next year. The reegmine i''t-
~, mar the orphans nome be located at
Tenn, came up again and pro-
,.or.cd hot debate. McSinyiAe. Tenn. PUT
4, a hid FOR the home. but the report ~as
Committed TO the ministerial re'ief COM
' The report Of the committee on educa-
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grnyIcn Pension RMponT.

Washington. May 2G--~Thc house COM
miltee on inynIid pensions today author
lied n favorable report on BIZ to give
a rervloc pension Of 81 per month TO all
who served ninety days IN ID. late war
dny served over ninety days. 1t ~ estl-
mated that this would add sapOVV.0oo
year 10 the peng, OH expenditures
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PREACHING At PALESTINE.

Palortine. Texas. Mny Ca The Roy. =
G. Weber Of Boston rs In the city for
three dnys and VIII preach three sermons
each day while he remains. 4 large audi
cnce ~as at ST. philW's church ycster-
day TO henr him He viii probably go to
Austin Wednesday from here and be ac-
Nomnnmlnl LG NnN. Il $ StalaMri.
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TODAY'S FEATURES.
Fair, soush winds,

FOREIGN.


Matabelc routed aud pursued by British
forces,
Favorable comment on decision In the
ltoraa comment
The ear Issues N manifesto providing
sweeping clemcncies.
Serious riots IN Cairo. Egypt; American
missionary aud wife injured
DOMESTIC.
A mother browns two OF her children
and herself AT Cleveland. Mo-
Edward w. Perry oonfesscs TO par
tioipat,on In tho murder OF tho Sawyer
family.
Colonel John S. Mosby seriously III in
San Francisco.
CUBA.
Agent of Cuban junta settled for busl-
ness In Galveston.
Story Of tho escape OF tho Laurado from
New York harbor
Spanish newspaper discusses possibility
OF war with the United States.
RELIGIOUS.
Southern Prosbyicrians considered and
rcjec'ed several overturos.
Christian Endoayrrors won victory In
the Presbyterian general assembly.
Tn" scssic rs Of TIM Methodist Episcopal
,.o,,,..r,,o, ,,s,t
Hot debate In Cumberland Presbyterian
assembly over location OF orplanF home.
Baptlsts ready 10 adjourn.
WASIi1NGTON.
''t ,"' ''p'", " s'c''op q, '"''i INV
providing for rebate on alcohol Passed the
49, '''"'' '"'" 49, -" ''"''h
IN inc senate
POLITICAL.
A split regarded as certain In rhe p-ohi-
bl,ion National convention on the money
plank.
Indiana free silver men take aggressive
action.
Cook county democrats demand fnnrd-
late restoration OF The bmetalic system.
,, r,.. ,ran.,o, ror, worth
-. ~, I,.,,.,1.., r,',
las II. San Antonio /. Dcnipon g.
National Lougis Boston pi,,sburg
game postponed Cincinnati ~, washing
ton r, New York &. Cleveland 4: Brooklyn
4, Louisville a: Philadelphia =. Chicago l. !
Baltimore 10, st. Louis 3.
Southern Leaglo--,Mobic ~, New or
leans h.
,,,,--7, i
c 80 ,., ,., an
a. -. ,v,,a,.or ~ n,
=, .., ,n -, ca, mrs, ~ E, can.
stputlnn. stoL
Winners nj Motifs -ShnkrHpcare
H.. to b. Nolley, to q Bnstion, to !.
ltHnHpll, 10 ], I.luD.H, eNtU, i'ltull'i,
10 !!
winners AT Kansas 'i'y-n''i,a '.osa".
I'inIs, Etta.rc. Come Away nhu w. H. hay
lead heai, Monteii, Carrie o.
Winners at oakiey--h'".' 'rs'' 70 -
jop Clarke . to ], I.fOfla H., q 10 ~
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focKnALr rnorRACTEp MrrrlNG

Rrchdalc, Texas. May GA proirncted
meeting IL In progress here NJ tho lRnp-
list church. conducted ~ the pastor
Eov, A. J, Klncaid. assisted hy hs broth
or, Rev. j L. kiiicnii uf,Jiilisi orc. The
meeting IL being wcll ntt.n I'D and n
hninljer of acoessious have bean male to
the church. This church rditice hnr re-
comfy been rented and rcpa.ntei aud IT.
auditorium Is now very hands inr in
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NAVAsorA pEYIrAI.

Navoso,a. Texns. May 2s.-The pro-
tractcd meeting nj the Methodist church
continues 10 draw crowds. Last night
Dr Solomon ~ Austin preached AMI
ihcre was standing room only. Services
WIN conu.nne thiongh0nt tic Wcek.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIuNT.s eYNorsIe,

An area OF low pressure overaes w'ese,
ern Texas and an area d high pressure
is central over the East Gulf StAtck.
Tho weather 10 clear over Texas and
generally partly cloudy ~ cloudy elses'
" here, s
PRECIPITATION amounting 70 nos IN inch,
Is reported from Atlanta and Nashville.
Tho maximum temperature today ae
Abilene was iD0 deSreea.
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Caldwell Texas. May p, There Is stu
grca, interest being manifested in the
revival here, md It viii be continued
another week Inst night Roy. a. u
ingram buptizrd ter.
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CATHOLIC AlIaNION

Palestine. Texas May 25-A mission
was commenced N tho catholic church
Yesterday. with Father Brapnnn prcnch-
Ing. a llrsn nudicnrc wnn Oul Iaht nlBhi.
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i,aa wNl bo ss'f IF he court nou.s acre
toddy The nans 49, family is pronlgiy
the largest IA the wofH nf
ono descendants fta
setiler OF what 81
CINCINNATI Hei ef ~
Reformed church va tuiT
today. This hoQf i'H t'iii' "
churchmen and tlt n
~ consequence. ~ H"'
s|an About 300 ~ t' '.''
hary questions F-
'usi press for decisive 'tAi
MsRsHALLToW ~, fo The ioN0
state l3ankers' nssnn!auc T.h y
aiNrfl ineetins in ms rli, QUAY p"
n..r s. An cffori W'4 NJ ma i'
tie 5.d5n rs IN 1fse' 10 the
iDr f the state !. D. eNWet's
s.ron inAofeerrrnt Of the gold A'Anaa %
mn he made.
PHILADELPHIA 80 TIC Vail lo-re
eHd.ter 81 tie Daughters OF m
trr vi. visit the oh fTanne "a y
az - honor the ,as moiy ar 4n
lary SOLDIERS bur there.
yHfd sort aims grave ni two r F." tl ii-
H. nsfa'. and SrUr-a' ,lsh ~ = tif
ina ti'oa D.. thf BATTLE Of Df'i-Nt.'
is hsilled not ffr NAY
iNnf4N 0HIs-r p demo 9Ne
IT, }4s .n ~ tae sue7 lpnr
~ ,r 4at ~ iHc rlfr q iirl
d, e., ia n l-rtN~ saDni1rs y s."
I'm 5.IDr-a.r o4N-i decisions d. -
.s.tif~.r..+ .5l. the question
M {rrtara Governor Ma -
Nrasidcutial candidate VIII also w "l
red.
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wuIrsrrNTIDE AT wARnENToN

NHTf'H'"NH, INNHs' My "ol~-I OINY
being Whit Monday. services were held
AT ST. Martins catholic church ~ this
uiacr, RDv. Father tromcIls win re-
main here for week In order to pre-
i'urs cinas for Tho rite of cnuilfna-
ton Religious services are announced
for next Sunday
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THE ALcALDE's WITHDRAWAL.

Austin, Texas. May 2G.-The Announce.
mept in the Statesman this morning that
Tie Old Alcalde had withdrawn from the
race for governor caused some eoinmcn,,
brt created little nrprise. having AZ
ready been discounted.
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'oofWo FoReQR8r


w YoeY-rna
and 'Fonv ~. ~ 't -''op " WoinN
lllan,io s,h ',e - er9s7
~ YoRK-vha .as.
pay OF Miss ~ * - hnnouncea
a'er OF l.awreno H. Iurnure' eiHest
syenue. 10 Nai- ' ~ Oh ne. ~
a, Of Phiipaelrsi. '' ~ -ha'"'s'
ID
ias Officer , IL W lellway A.
fsaeIns toIay y'H 2s 0ala % NE cly.
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FORT WORTH RESIDENCE.

Fart Worth. Texas May 2s.-Flre this
evening destroyed the residence OF A. IA
bel. on Blum street. Loss Si2vO; Insurance
S40V. fsf
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Not included In neana

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
Observations taken By tho unkee States
weather bureau al ali stations y ! p. m.s
lle1...
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THE PANEL GAME IN POLITICS.


the Little Rock. Hot Springs and Texas.
Happcnnings In tho railway world ono
year ngo.
The cooperative plan of ticket selling
being introduced ON Texas lines.
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CuIaA.

Agent of Cuban 1unta settled for busl-
ness In Galveston.
story Of tho escape OF the Laurado from
New York harbor.
Spanish newspaper discusses possibility
OF war with the United States.
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\ SUMMER BEVERAGES.

apEX CIDEKS MD BLACN BENZ
NY AND GINGER.
kpPI.E CIDER
.rpERRY CIDER.
rnIHIF0RNIA ORANGE CIDER,
AND GINGER.
-. sooas have proved cmincntiy sat,
.orv whereyer introduced. They have
*. lost of time and use. They are
a.,lw pure and htalthful and delicious
~ " palate-just the article to sell in
climate.
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Matabelc routed aud pursued by British
forces
Favorable comment on decision In the
Itoraa comment
The ear Issues manifesto providing
sweeping clemcncIes
Serious riots IN Cairo. Egypt; American
missionary and wife injured.
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Colonel @. A. hin advises closer trade
relations with Mexico.
spcrabundanec OF grain cara Affects
the market price Of cereals.
movement to re-establish nm old sys-
TEN OF placing train crews under tho
personat charge OF conductors.
Ur,ah Lofts intervention suit sSsln8
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300 gselehmunay 500.

Die 2eier ber rSreien 9reiIe4 iperben fid
freuen, su eff brer, bab es tpenisitens eine
eefirdtete Rranfbsit siebt, ipelde bic @iiiens
{daft tn al ihren Stufen au beiIen i'm Stanbe
1T; 9auS 8ata,rbs8ur 1T bic ein;ise iest ber
dr3tliGsn 8ribsri4aft betannie pOfitioe sfur.
Ratarrh erforbert aIs eine Contributions
&rantbeit cine epnitituficnelIe 8ebanbluus.
9au's 3atarrb Sur tpirS iunerIi6 senom
men unb ipirft birett aaf eas Blut unb bic
5Hleintisen OberfIdden bes Ssitems, babnrd
bic @rurbIose ber franfbeit aeritorenb unb
benz Totienten Sraft ssbenb, inbem lie bic
&onititution bes SSrpers oufbaut uno Der
9tatur in ibrem @erfe bilft. Die Gisentbii.
nter baben 70 biel @ertrauen su ihren 9eil.
traften, bab fie einbunbert Dollars 8elos.
nuns fir ieben GaII anbieten, BEN fie su fiji.
rirea berfebIt. 2abt @u4 cine 2iite ecr
4euaniffen tcmnten. Man abreiftre:
8. s. gbeneb 6 6 o., Tpiebc. {
- Hertauft bon allen Gpotbetern, 76Gi
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Cine Staelt6e Grfinbnm8.

Durd bic Grfinbuns bes beriibmten
Saloaticn Sels it Der Mehaniter unb
Sauoiperfer jest it ben Stanb 9eIest,
pbne 3eitoerluft, leihte @erlesnnsef,
tpie Guetldungem unb @errenfuilset
Su teilen. Dieies Scr;islide Eminent
tarirt ale Shmer;en icfprt. "&iirss
lid perlebte id1 burh etnen 20 SuB
tiefen Sal mein Sein unb nur burd,
bic 9lntpenbung bon Salpaticn Sel
tpurben bic Shmeyen beleiti9t unb
bic 9erleeuns pollis seheilt. SD fam
be3eusen baB Saluation Sel ein gang
ausaeseidnetes SeilsMittel it," q.
SacOb 9ice, $40 @burd Ctr, Gaftcn,
pa. Salpaticn Del 1T hberaa fur
25 Gents ;u baben unb Ioate tinnier
bet ber Nanb fein. 8eim @infaufe
ieht earauf baB Str tas dhte befcmnt
csnn ed ilnbGadatmitnaen imWarfte.
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5eIsolaub, geitiftet. Ser Safer mirb
ben 8e6er benz @igentbamer ber
geminnenben Oa1t in &iel perf6n.
lid iiberreiben.
= Wie St6ders Bolt 10 fen nil
bat las 5faiierpaar bei9loKen, fur cine
8eibe BON Sabren auf Wilbelmsbobe
bel 3afel aufatt, uie bisber in pots.
BAN, ben CONNER 5u oerbringen.
- Ser Oberh 2iebert, ber, tpie bes
rib:et, als ReDrganiIator ber dineR.
i1en Mrmee fiirslih bic &eile nod pe.
ting angetreten bat, III 3uglei9 Der ues
berbrin9er einss 9anbfdreibens aai.
fer Wilbslm'S bes 3meiten an ben
Saifer bon @bina. Sn benz S9reiben
fnb &eformborl6tdge enibalten.
= Nuf Der SnleI 0eIeolanb baben
19 $50 8ewobner pereinigt, um ben
Militdr Giscu8 tpegeu ungere9ter
gnteianu5g BON &iiitenlaHb au pertla.
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unb bie5ocialbemoftatie abl6ien merbe.
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ben Ser, 6taaten febr 6ur9 engIiides
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politit unh bic sepiaaten geiebgeberi.
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mein erwarteten Nnipielnngen auf Die
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aus. uobl aber beicnte Der 36uis nit
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benS nod meai6lider 8orausfdt ee.
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