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The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

EOR ShLE-The farm belonging to the estate of Horace Squire, deceased, containing about one hundred and sixty acres, with the ture, blow and wood land, is well watered Will he sold together or in parcels. CHARLkS I. SQUIRE, Administrator, Roxbury, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

e A- S TT o z T "A. Beara tho 9 ThB Kind Yoa Have Always BOagta a's.s''fs ss sZzzzzx
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

Mrs B. $. romlsDson and children haYe bee
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27
G. N. Clark's Vegetable Liver Pills

C.. Clark's Vegetable Liver Pills Regulate the stomach, liver and bowels. Here lies the sec ct of their great cess in curing biliousness, constipation, indigestion, loss ot appetite malaria headache, etc. They also purity the blood and wonderfully improve the compile ion. f SIX your druggist for them and take no substitute, as their equal tor re- health IS probably unknown. Sample by mail 25 cents. Address,
 G. N. CLARK, Nichols, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

Honest Work For An Honest Price
 We build or repair any thing on wheels. We guarantee every job & satisfactory one. We advertise our price and don't charge yJn more when you come to see us. Light wheels new rimmed S350 per set, new tired with best steel tire s3.5o per set, light spokes loc each, set in wheels q. 50 per set. Horse shoeing sI, reset COG, light open ouggies painted coats, striped and varIl1shed S5 top carriages S6. We use only the the very best paint and varnishes made. We do all kinds Of jobbing cheap; we are prepared to do good work Of any kind and do 1t quick. II you are paying more than way.
 HENRY A. PRATT, HstterkoWu.
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

FOR sALE-Barn hay. Mrs Daniel Camp, Newtown, Conn.
 NOR SALE-1 pair of close matched horses C weighing 2200 lbs, suitable tor family or coach use, are all acclima ated and ready tor work. Al 0 pair of chuncks we ghing 250 pounds and three young single hoI ses These horses are all seasoned and in daily use and will be sold at very low figures Edgar Andrews, 34 Elm street. Bethel.
 p pANTED-Man with milk route to take the VI Plnmb tarm at Nichols and run the same as milk and vegetable farm. For particulars enquire ot s. E. Plumb, at Plumb Hardware Go, Bridgeport, Conn.
 EOR SALE-Dairv farm, l50 acres Level smooth and well watered. Keeps 25 cows, V oung cattle, horses, etc. Large house and barns Known as the Joe Stillson Farm Slt uated North Carmel Hill, tblehem, Conn. Terms easv. For further particulars address Mrs J Stillson, Bethlehem, Conn.
 NOR SALE OR RENT-Farm contai ing 100 | acres. Good timber and land Dwelling house and buildings In good repair, situated in southern part ot town of Bethlehem. Terms very reasonable. Ad ress Mrs Mary E. Al len, Bethlehem, Conn
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

D NJ. TUTTLE-Horse shoeing shop. Car ID. riage Establishment, SOUTHBURY, CT.
 Horse shoeing on natural principles; more All kinds of wagon repairing at shortest mo- tice. All work warranted to give the best of satisfaction or money refunded.
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27
CUPS AND SAUCERS.

Still another make, ll2 piece sets, for S6. .SS the Bet.
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27
sTEPNEY DEPOT, CONN.

FARM FOR SALE-40 acres of good tIllable land, houses on the place. Near sehool and church. Located in hometown diFtrsct
 Bedding, Ct. Address, Mrs Burr Edmonds. Bethel, Ct.
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

\ AOTICE-On and after February l. 1899. my ~ feed store in Ha sleyville will be opened every dsy tor the sale of grain and feed of all kin at the very lowest p ices for CASH.
 Respectfully,-fH- B. Coger. Hawleypille. Jan. g, 1899.
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NOTICE.

30 tons of first class hay; white oaR. ash
 chestnut and hickory plank. all thickness, q years seasoned; one good buggy; bobs for or and horse sleds; chestnut boards cent per loot. The above will be sold at low figure CHAS. E. BLAKEMAN, Box I4a. Newtown. Ct.
The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27
HENRY A. PRATT. Hattertown.
H. B. CoSer's
Horse Shoeing-W agon repairing

am better prepared than ever before to do first class work both in Understandings and wagon repairing. An expel fenced and cap able horse shoer, able to care tor any kind of horses feet. Wagon work, both wood and iron, promptly and enthusiastically attended, n (..ar TyraTf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
MARsDEN nATTER.
specIal Oorrespondence,


Marsden, Feb. 1.-Marsden is
still thriving, although sickness is
prevalent. Much la grippe and
pneumonia is scattered around
through our neighborhood.
Two deaths are reported; the g.
months old infant of Jim Williams
living on Hickory, and Doctor
Stephen Stuckey. aged about rs
years, who was inferred at the Cor
don graveyard this evening under
the auspices Of the Masonic frater-
nifty. DIR. Stuckey has lived in our
neighborhood eight years and was
honored and respected by all. He
has been blind for about 40 years.
DIR. Stuckey was the father of Rev.
l.. FL. Stuckey now residing at
Antlers, in the Choctaw Nation,
who was summoned by telegram
and arrived in time to be present
at the interment.
j. S. Perry, an esteemed resident
of our neighborhood lies at deaths
door, very i'll w7thPnenmonias .si4
The wife Of Mr.. CHM; another
resident of Marsden is in a critical
condition with pneumonia and
heart disease.
Little Eta, the daughter of w.
h. Moran, who has had a very Sc
we're attack of la grippe is able to
be up again.
Our school is progressing very
nicely under the efficient manage
ment of PROF.. Van Mccullough.
On Friday night, Jan. 18th, we
organized a debating and literary
society with Prof. Mccullough as
president, DR.. A. Y. Easterwood
vice-president and Miss Eta Gates
secretary and treasurer.
Bad weather still continues.
The farmers of our vicinity are
very badly behind, many having
done no work at all. while others
have made but very little progress.
Cattle. stock, etc., are standing the
bad weather extremely well.
The Pittman gin is still running
/ a day or two in a week, although
nearly everybody are through with
last years crop, and are ready to
put in this years crop as soon as
the weather fairs up so they can
go to work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
IT is ANOTHER war !!
The Dreaded Rupture Between the FIn-
PInOs and Americans. Gene With
n cIssh-vIctory for Americans.

Washington, Feb. 5.-The re-
port this morning that there had
been battle at Manila between
the American forces and the In
surgents was believed at first to be
a hoax originated to influence the
vote in the treaty tomorrow. The
cablegram from Admiral Dewey,
however, settled all doubts and of
fetal circles were soon astir.
Secretaries Alger and Long went
to the White House early and dis
cussed the situation with the Presi-
dent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
HEALDTON HAPPENINGS.

Special Correspondence.
Healdton, Feb. Ave have had
another week of winter, cold and
icy.
Our town was visited the past
week by those hustling drummers.
Stiefel, Sneed and Elliott, and a
tobacco man.
J. w. Orme and family have re-
turned to ArdmOre.
R. II. Whaley and wife made
visit to Ardmore.
Mrs. John Cook. after a linger-
ing illness of 32 days. died on the
I'd inst, and was buried here.
The sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out to Mr.. Cook and
his motherless ones in their sad
bereavement.
J. N. Smalling of our town is in
Ardmore undergoing medical treat
ment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
VIOLA VISIONS.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Viola, 1. T., Feb. 4.-"Bad
weather." Eyes, sir-eel is the
usual greeting.
hree SHOWS in one week is the
record out this way.
Considerable sickness is preva-
lent in the community.
F. B. and S. D. Wilson went to
Ravia last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Holland is reported
quite i'll at this writing.
Neal Williams has opened up a
new stock of goods at Salt Springs.
We regret to report this week
the death of the infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Holland; also of the
babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Yea
ger.
There is an excellent opening
here for a good school teacher.
The right kind of a man could get
a good school. None need apply
except those recommended by cer-
tificate from the states.
The boys are already whispering
around the corner of the ballplay-
Ing season. They expect some
lively games this summer, and are
evidently laying for the Boston
Bloomers" or the Woodville
Woollies. +" Which is it, boys9
In every direction covered wag-
ons can be seen vending their way
in from the states. Some, how
ever, decide to cast their lot with
us, while others move further up
the country.
We are glad to note the enter
prise shown by our citizens in pat
ronizing our home newspapers, es-
pecially the ARDMoREITE. Border
papers represented by smooth-fac-
ed kids with standing collars,
tbothpick shoes and peacock caps
are fast becoming thing of the
past.
The whole community was
shocked last Saturday when quiet
ly but sternly Deputy Ran Dicker-
SON swooped down on our little
burg and arrested Sam Provine (if
such he may be called) on the
charge of incest. This case prom
ses to be one of the most disrepu-
table ever brought before the
courts of the Southern district.
Ran is the only one of the boys
who has the grit to. cross Blue,
Ieoming east, and we hope to see
him again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
THE FIRST REPORT.

Manila, Sunday Mcrning-The
long looked for clash between the
Philippine army and the American
forces has occurred. The insur-
gents made an attack upon the
city of Manila at $3.50 O'Clock on
Saturday evening. They fired upon
the outposts all around the city.
At this hour, 8 O'Clock Sunday
morning. the fighting continues.
The American troops have been
successful in repelling the assault
of the native troops.
The news came as a shock, for
the administration. which though
apprised that an ugly situation
prevailed the in Philippines, has
clungto the hope that by tact and
patience actual fighting might be
averted, and even those public
men who felt that Eostilities would
follow should the treaty be ratified
and the United States attempt to
occupy the islands, believed that
Aguinaldo would not force the
fighting when the treaty Of peace
was in its most critical stage.
The news of the beginning OF
another war came from Admiral
Dewey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
DEwEY's MESSAGE.

Manila. Feb. 5.-Secretary of
navy, Washington: Insurgents
here inaugurated general engag-
ment yesterday evening, which
was continued today. American
army and navy generally successful.
Insurgents have been driven back,
and our line advanced. No casual
ties to navy. Two American sol
diers killed. forty wounded.
Double my order for ammunition.
DEWEY.
1t seems to be Dewey's fortune
always to be able to report favor
able news, and, like all of his
messages that have gone before
his cablegram, told of the success
of the American forces in the ac-
ton. 1t is with great regret, how
ever, that the administration learn
ed that the Insurgents had forced
the issue. 1t had hoped all along
that they could be brought to see
the advantage Of placing their
trust in the American people, and
relying upon the president to deal
justly with them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
AGoNCILLo sKIPs

Washington, Feb. 5. -AgcncilIo,
who left here last night. il said tr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
IS ssTHORNHILL'' -
REGISTERED No. 3eO7o.

The fine registered Jersey Bull
which / bought at the Dallas State
Fair, viii stand the season at my
barn, northwest Of HarRrove Col
lege. Service Fee, SIS. Must
be paid when COW is served. allow
ing return privilege. This animal
is Of the
FansIJ 81. Lanhsri siraIn uf lsrssys.
finest butter stock in the world.
Thornhill,s dam made a test Of Is
pounds Of butter II seven days
4. NJ. GQFF.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
be in New York on his way to
Canada.
WILL NOT BE MUSTERED OUT.

" I'LL INO4 b11 N . I I11NI1 y =
Washington, Feb. s. The Pre-
sident and Secretary Alger talked
today over the necessity of recall
ing the order recently issued mus
tering out eleven regiments. aggre-
eating $4,000 men. 1t is likely
that an order will be issued tomor-
row eountermanding all the orders
for the mastering out of troops.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
ALL QUIET AGAIN.

Manila, Feb. 5.-To adjutant
general, Washington: Situation
most satisfactory; no apprehension
need be felt. Perfect quiet pre-
walls in the city and vicinity. List
of casulties being prepared and
will be forwarded as soon as possi-
BILE. Troops in excellent health
and spirit. OTIs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
An rioneat MedIeIne for La GrIppe.

8 George W. Waitt Of South Gardl-
har. Me-, says; 81 have had the
wofst cough, cold, chills and grip
and have taken lots of trash Of DO
ac sount but profit to the vendor.
chamberiain's Cough Remedy is the
onIy thing that has done any good
hmfeyer. have used only one 90
cant bottle and the chills. cold and
mrlh have al left me-. congratulate
S m-nufacturors OF an honest
6l1lclne.e Ror sale By City drug
RAnHm mud It. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06
WHAT MERRITT SAYS :.

New York, Feb. 5.-Gen. Mer-
ritt regards the situation as of
pressing moment. The present
disturbances are due to our passive
policy, he says. He tells how the
Filipinos fight utterly beyond dis
cipline. We can beat them back
easily. Ours is case of mistaken
kindness. We should deal with a
strong hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-02-06

Don't get scared when your heart
troubles you Most likely yOu suffer
from indigestion. KodoI Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you go. Tt Wfli
enra every Gafm of dYEporEIe. ".
u. Frame. drun1fBt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
.Sbm~ Nauls Salbbruber.

glusuit "copper" &rueser, elm SaIbbru'
Der BON ..Obm Baul", fam uuf isiner
Reiie nnb oem Iranspaul, um iib borl
ielnem beriibmten 8srpanotsn i'm 8ampie
sesen gneIanD ansui6Iisben, nod @bi.
ca8O. 81 rsiits nab 9sp gorf pelter.
Auf bsm @ese mad ieinem 3use fsl
feline Asbnli6fsit nit benz PrdiiOenten
atdser auf unO feline Sbentiidt purbe
balO bstannt. Iueultus Sopper 8rue.
ger fam birsft BON ieiner Seimatb. Ns.
llsb. Nebr.. nab @bieusO, um nit 9dr.
ssrmetiter SurrliOn ipesen Der 9ilcune
zines 8esimsnteS Srldnoer unb Deut,
iter in @bicaso sur llnteritubuns bes
lranspaal su ipreden. gr mar isbr
enttdui6t su etfnbren, ouB Serr Sarri'
ion psrrsiit mar. Serr 9rueser elaubt
supsrIdtIi6. bub Der siss ii6 an bas
Banner BON .,Obm 9aul" beften tpirb,
psnn ss sum 8rieee init ben 8ritsn
tpmmt. @r iuste, sr babe in Rebrasfu
Sbbne uno gnfel, bic ibm in brei ODER
pier 8Oden nud Sibafritu fOlesn riir'
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
@erf ftpiirbiee Sertrdge.

81 2ibsraI" srfIdrt. Spnnien Tonne
iih i'm SinbIlf auf ons 8orbanbeniein
zines ensliid.portusieiii6en 8erirasss,
cur6 oeHsn 8toinsunasn Bortusal Der.
pilidtet IL. 100. 900 Rann mObiI su ma.
den unb @rOBbritanrien bic 8snubune
iviner 5eiiuuaen unb 4tfenaIs sur Der
iiipuns su itsaen. i'm Sale oas 2sbtsrs
in einsn &riea psrlpidslt piro. ben gr'
eianihen i'm TrunsouaI seaenilbsr midi
aIsidatItis pe,baIten ..Gl 2iberaI"
flat Oieier uuesrbbnIi6sn Sebuuptuuf
nod binsu, oa8 aub stne ssbelme Nb
muduns beiteht. wOnud Boriuaul on
@rOBbritnnnIsn 2aursnso Diarqus, ar
Der 9iorbitite Der DeIasOa 9ai uno WO'
sambIque an Der Ohtdfe BON glIrita ab,
trstsn piro. Das 8lait fOrpert bic 8e'
sieruna duf, i'm Sntersiie Spanisns bis,
crete WaBnubmen su treifeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Grperbstb dtisfett ber Traueu.

SIN peIdem umfanee in DeutiGIanb
oas peiblide 8eidle6! an Der grtperbss
ibatisfsit betbeiliet lit, bariibsr bat bic
@enerals Gommiiiion Der @eperfidaften
DeutfdIanb's einen ausfibrliden 8eridt
usrbifentIidt gDie aus bemisIben er'
Iidtlib. bat bic SSrauenarbeit in Der 8eii
BON 1882 bis 1895 um iiber 90 9auieno
susenommen uno spar 1T. mas auf bic
pielBerdbmte Yroipetitdt einen ountlen
Sdatten pirft, bic 3eit Der i'm @rperbs'
Ieben ibdtiBen perbeiratbeten Sruuen
ooppelt 10 idnea seitiesen. bon $40. .639
auf | ,046. .38l. NImmt man nod bic @be.
frausn binsu. bic i'm Dienitbotenbsrut
ibr 8rOO erperben, 70 iinO i'm Sabre
1895 insesiammt !. .057, ,6l3 Sausfruuen
(unb Miiiter) ibrem natiirliden 5bdtis'
teitsSebiet msbr ooer tpenieer entjOaen
norbsn. Die iOSlale Spdoisuns, biz
oaeur6 entitsbt. 1T uni6per su perfeben
DaS SamiIienleben muB oarunter leioen,
unb bic grperbSselesenbeit, nie oel
8eroienit Der Wdnner piro sei6md!ert
bis ii6 idlieblld bic Witurbeit Der Sral
ais Jotbwsnoisteit ersIebt. GinitpeiIsr
beanipruht bie2anbpirtbidait bic msiitsr
psibli6sn Nrbeitstrdfte, Gin brittle
cerieIbsn 1T IanOwirtbi&uftIi8 tbatie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Gurppdif6e GinmifAune? e?

Ser seb.imnibboqs 8siu6 bss ruff.
fhen UiiniiterS Der Nusndrtigen Nnee.
le8enbeiten, @rufen Wurupisip. in San
Sebaitlan. mo Ct bic 9bnisin, Reaentin
uno ben abnis bon Spanien bsiuGte unb
lanee Gonferensen nit Senor SilbeIa,
oem ipaniiden 9remierminlfsr, bate, be.
f6dftist politiihe @emtitbsr.
8ubIanbs Saltune in ben SransbaaI.
4nseleeenbeiten 1T aasemein bstannt.
Deuti6lnnb 1T offisiea neutral, aber
8aifer BiIbsIms tertibmtss lelssramm
an ben Brdiibenten 2ruser III nod ni6i
perBehsn. uno bieies. suiammsn nit
5rantrei&s @roa ipeeen per Suidobas
aHaire unO 5paniens 8erOruB iiber bic
Saltun8 gnelunbs ndbrenb oss ipanii6.
amerlfaniidsn 8rieses, psranluBt bic
Seute su Der Sraae, pelbss bic Wlotipe
fur Dlurapieips 8elie eisentlih iinb.
Die Sin8oprsiie ma6t iih ibsr bic
Sbee elmer europdiiben ginmiibune
luitis unb i'm ielben Iibsmsuse sreift iis
ireenb einen 3pifdenfaa. nie ben Der
gadtrennen um ben 9s6sr Imeriios,
auf. um bic Sunabme Der anslOumeriias
nliden Sreunoi6aft su bstOnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Das Drofeiicr Campbell entbeeft
hat,

9tad ben neueiten 9eobadtunsen bes
BrOisHOrs g9. g9. Campbell pom Sid
ObisrpaiorIum 1T Der 9toropolariiern, Der
Die 8leinisfsit BON 255. 900, ,000, 900
Wsilsn Don Diuttsr groe entfernt 1T sur
tein Stsrn I'M iibliden SInne oes 8Or.
tes. ionoern befebt aus brei ppl itanblp
peridiebenen &brpsrn. 9ieie bspseen
ii6 in m6diissn 8nbnen in berieIben
g8eiis tpie Der Wonb, bic Groe uno biz
Sonne. Selbit nit SIIfe Der erbbten
uno idd,itsn 2eIsifops mare es unmOs.
Ii6 eepsisn, bisie @ntosduns su MAIDEN.
bate mnn ni6t an bem sroben 36AOuleen
Reirattor eaS 2id'i6s Stsrn. SpsttroiiOr
uneebradt. pOpurd ii6 bic 8epesunf
Der brei Sbeile, tpelhe alS S0nnen eelter
iOnnen, erfennen lleb.
Die Beobahiuneen baben ferner fef'
sefsat, bab Die @ei6tpinbieteit Der 8e'
pesuns peridisbeniit. unb baB Der gioro'
iiern nit elmer SdnsQisfsit BON adt
8lIOmeter per Sefunoe iib unierem Som
usnipfem ndbert. Der poIaritern Oreb
iib. ple bic Grbe, um feline eissne 4bie
unb feline unfdtbaren 8esIelisr emma
um ibn in bier Sosen. Sbre 8ubn if
beinnbe treiSfOrmts uno bon Der unssfdbl
rem @tbBe oerienisen bsS Wonoes um oI,
@rbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-12
Gin Selo;us bon europ pdifben ga,
pitaliften eeeen baS ameri'
fauifde S6peiu.

Ser Gorrsiponbsnt Der ,.aFociirtsn
PrsHe" erfdbrt aus gutter Nuele, bnb
cine aus franabiii6en, beutiden unb rui'
iiiden GupituIiitsn behebenoe 9sieaihaft
nit einem GapitaI bon iber $50, 900, 900
eebiloet tpurbe, irelde ben amerlfanii6sn
Experimentation s@rporteuren in europa.
namentlid in Deutidlunb, England uno
Sfunoinupien, @oniurrens MAIDEN iOq.
Die Sbee 1T, in Sibirisn Sdpsinssudi
in srbberem WuBitube su bstrsiben. mos
bort billissr eeideben fam. oils in ben
Der. Staaten. Die Sdpeine ioaen lie,
benolB auf Der iibiriiden gifsnbabn nab
Der norbpeftliden 9rense bon Rublunp
perianbt tperoen. IS pirb bebauptst.
caB unseadtet Der proBsn gntfsrnunssn
iolbes iibiriiheS Sbpeiusheih billieer
auf ben europdiiben W6rft eebraht tper'
ben fam. ipie umerifaniides. unb spur
tpesen Der niebrisen Brobuftionsiofsn
unb bes biqiasn @iienbabntrunsports.
BrofehOr Stiles, Der pifsni6aftlids
Itta6e bel Der 9erliner amstitnniibsn
SOtibaft. fanb filrsIib beruus, bab meb'
rere erobe Sirmen in Anttperpen minbsr.
DertbieeS uno peroorbensS Shpeine,
uno Rinbfeii4 in amerifaniiGer 8sr'
pafuns in ben Sanoel brineen, unb Ell
reiit isbt in Der S6psis. 0sutidlant
uno Ddnemnrf umbsr, um 8emeismate,
rial seesn bic betrefenbsn 5irmen ~
lammeln.
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S6riftfeeen um bic 0Bette.

@iliam $. Stubbs. elm in Der Druid.
erei Der Baltimore Sun" anseitslter
5eber. iibertraf bic bisber als bic bbbhe
onstfannte 2eihuns i'm 0iaidiensnidriit.
isben in einem @eititrsite um ben @lniot
BON $3.50 auf ieoer Ssite. g8llium
Duffy pom ,.8bilabeIpbia Snquirer"
mar iein @esnsr. Ser Betiitrelt fant
in Der Office Der ,.9biIuoelpbia Sun''
itutt. Stubbs ieste 66.6l7 WS in fdni
Stunben unb 80 Wlnuten ODER burHr
ibnittlid H. $40 Ws bic Siunbe. 81,
fIdbere bDhte 9eiitune mar 10000 Dli
bic Stunbe uno ipuroe in Der st
2ouis Bot. Disputd" Offce Dor piel
Sabren errsidt.
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0roteff eeeen bic Sereepaltisuna
elmer uab Srsibeit lebs
senoen Raiie.

Bon ben Reoen, auf benz etoben
Semotratliden 9drnlpaI, Der in Saaas,
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fen.
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unb es folte uniere Sreuoe iein, uns
itriit um uns ielbit su betiimmsrn, uns
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pdrts su fteuern, obne uns UNI Der WeIt
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tommsn bic Sesnunssn oss 5rieosns su
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