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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
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Cairo. III. July 1.-THE river fen g Of a
foot during the past twenty-four hours. the
gauge reading IL. feet The weather is clear
and very warn. The City Of Memphis from thu
Tennessee River with q light trip arrived at
a. m. trapsacted her usual bushes; and de.
consists mostly Of lumber. The Fred Hartweg
departed at 7:3s a. m: for the Lower Mississippi
bends with a barge Of WOOD, passed up The
from New Orleans with Eve berres arrived at
D. m. She departed for 81. Louis at 2 p. m:
The LYDIA, having repaired her wheel departed
for the Tennessee River at 4 p. m. The Rees
Lee. from st. Louis. with a fair trip of freight
and long let Of passengers. arrived at 4 p.
m. She DISCHARGED SOD sack. OF whea, and q lot
OF sundrtee, made some additions. and departed
for Memphis at p. m. The Ora Lee. with q
fair start. departed for Memphis at p. m. The
T. II. Davis from st. Louis with ernptieal ar
rived at s GEEK last nisht; and departed I, Ct
F. Frisbie. from the Upper Ohio arrived early
last nieht and went to the bank.
on the gauge. fal LOT ;: feet in the last tw.n:
tv-four hours. Weather cloudy and hot The Hill
city from New Orleans will be due tomorrow
on her way 10 81. Louis. The Beaver arrived
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
RESOLUTIONS ON GALLAHER.
Meeting of Bureau of Geology aut
Mines.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City, Mo-. July 1.-THE Board
of Managers of the Bureau OF Geology and
Mines met here to-day. The members pres
ent were ]. II. Crandan of Sedalia, c. w.
B. Garrett of Lamar and J. II. r. Edwards
OF Jefferson City. Doctor Logan, the other
sent. so no action as to the vacancy in the
office caused by the death OF Doctor j. II.
Gallaher was taken. ]. r. Edwards was
appointed by the board to draft suitable
resolutions on the death of Doctor Gala
her. and Mr.. Rumsey Of St. LoCis, who was
a member of the board. and who died re-
Gently. These resolutions were ordered
spread upon the records of the board. The
board adjourned subject to call of the
chairman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
DEMOCRATS OF LINN COUNTY.
Dave Hall Addressed a Zig Crowd on
Issues of the Day.

REPCBlIC SPECIAL
Brookfieid. Mo, July 1.-THE Democratic
battle cry was sounded In Linn County to-
night by the speech Of David A. Ball, ;ha
party apostle from Pike. sounded IN the
true Dave Ball style, to an audience of
thousand people who had gathered In the
park expecting to hear a good Democratic
speech upon the new issue, and in these ex-
pectations the people were not disappotnt-
ell. After being Introduced by Robert Ia
ley. president of the Democratic Club, There
was a rousing cheer for Ball. who for one
hour and a half addressed the crowd. Mr..
Ball arraigncd the Republican party for its
attitude against a Republic form OF govern
mcnt. he said the remedy for trusts should
be administered In slopathic doses. He said
lie was not only in favor Of electing United
States Senator's by popular vote, but tho
Federal Judges rs well. In concluding his
speech. MIR. Bah said that In his judgment
Democracy will win in November on the
issues now before the nation Other speak
ers of the evening were Clarence kendrick.
Democratic candidate for Representative,
and c. g. bigger, presidential elector from
this congressional district. 1t is very evil
dent from to-nights demonstration that
Linn County Democracy Is thoroughly
alive for the ensuing battle In November.
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LITTLE WILL SUPPORT BRYAN.
Noted Kansas Colonel Denounces Nc
Mckfnleyism.

EEPCBLIC SPECIAL.
Topeka. kas., July H-Republican leaders
have been declaring that Colonel Z. G. Lit
tie. late OF the Twentieth Kansas. was
ready to leave the Popultst party and sup
port Mckinley.
Little will support Mr.. Bryan. He said so
to-day, and thereby dispes all doubt as to
his attitude IA the campaign which Is now
in progress.
Colonel Little said to a Republic corre-
spondent to-day:
II supported Mr.. Bryan in 1896 and shall
do this year.
las ! see the situation the political par
ties are not the real parties at Interest. It's
fight between the great corporations.
trusts and moaopolies which contribute tho
campaign funds and the common people who
fight the country's battles In, war and pay
its taxes in peace.
/ 81 belong to the latter class and propose
To stand by my own people. Bryan is our
man and I'm for him.
Colonel Little is regarded as the strongest
campaign speaker IN the Populist party in
Kansas.
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the people were quiet and that the affairs
of the Government were never in more sat-
fsfactory condition.
Major Sweet replied TO the note in Dip
lomatic letter and it is hoped that no COM
plications will arise from any misunder-
standing.
THE trouble. no doubt. grew out of the
execution of ten Moros wko had been ar
rested for the murder of three men belong
ing to the Twenty-third. They were made to
work on the streets in a gang. and to this
they objected and attempted to escape. In
this attempt they were shot down by the
guards
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
MILLS & AvERlLL,
BROADWAY AND PINE.
SUBURBAN'S LARGE GAIN.
Carried 5,179,373 Passengers in
Second Quarter.

A statement fled Saturday by the ST. Louis
and Suburban Railway Company showing
the business done by the road during the
quarter ending June so contains figures
which show that the business increased
more than 90 per cent over the business of
the same quarter OF the preceding year.
The number of passengers carried in the
quarter was s,179373. as against 3.244,s2i
passengers carried in the second quarter of
the preceding year, and the Increase in rev.
enue was S96,722.45. It is estimated by the
company that the normal growth of tho
the other 1.4A,4 is passengers represent the
gain to the company by reason of the
prompt settlement made with its employees
who struck about the same time that the
Transit Company employees walked out.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
TEXAS FRANCHISE TAX.
Tarrant County Determines to Levy
on Corporations.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fort Worth, Tex, July H-After much
consideration the County Commissioners OF
Tarrant County have determined to levy a
franchise tax. and to-day began serving no.
tees On corporations that they would be
taxed on their franchises in the following
sums:
United States Express Company. Sal. 800:
Texas Brewing Company, Sl,69: Fort
Worth and Rio Grande Railway Company,
&. 4s6 600; Pacific Express Company. 81 Cos oOo:
Chicago, Rock Isla nd and Texas Railway
Company. 81, 1901 600: Fort Worth and Dem
Pacific Coal Company. 500. 600; Fort Worth
Compress Company, si0oeoo; Fort Worth
Light and Power Company. SIS DO. These
tax il additional to that levied on tangible
property,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

Mr.. W. 8. Whedon, cashier OF the First
National Bank of Winterset. Ia, in a re-
cent letter gives some experience with a
carpenter in his employ that will be OF
value to other mechanics. He says: 81
had a carpenter working for ME who was
Obliged to stop work for several days on
account OF being troubled with diarrhoea.
/ mentioned 10 him that 1 had been SINH
larly troubled and thst Chamberiain's Col
&c, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had
cured me. He bought bottle of 1t from
the druggist here and informed me that
one dose cured him and he is again at
hia work ADV,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
TEXANS ARE EXCITED.
Officers Fear Violence Toward Ne
gro Prisoner.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

R.PCBi1lC SPECIAL
Texarkana, Tex, July A-Elias Powell,
the negro accused of the assassination OF
Colonel Gardner. the Red River planter, on
his plantation near this city six weeks ago.
was arrested at this place last night. Pow
ell has been vigorously pursued snce tha
commission Of the alleged crime, two colored
Detectives having been employed to accom-
plish his capture.
The white settlers In the victims neigh
hero are using every precaution to avert
any outrage. The assassination of Gard
ner was peculiarly atrocious. he having
been shot with his own gun from his bed
room window while he was talking with q
confederate of the murderer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
VIII Iuaugurate Campaign to Beat
CONGRESSMAN McRae.


TexaIk kama. Tex, July Alt IL authorita-
lively given out by the Republican leaders
of Arkansas that they will !naugurate their
State and congressional campaign at Tex
arkana, Ark, on the 18th Inst. All OF the
leading members of the party will be here,
including H. l.. Rumnell, nominee for Gov
the project by Republican,. as II is designed
for the purpose Of carrying Mcfiae's dis
tr:ct for Congress with Postmaster II. NJ.
Foreman as their nominee. The Democrats.
however. refuse to lock upon the candidacy
of Foreman as anything OF consequence,
and do not fee. the slightest uneasiness for
their nominee. Colonel McRae. in anticipi-
ton Of his denomination having no oppo-
nent, Is preparing for n vigorous fight. and
health, which was once very poor. is now
totally restored.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
New Missouri Corporations.

EFPUBIIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Mo-, July 14.-Certificates Of
incorporation were issued by Secretary of
state Lesueur to-day as follows:
Tie Dexter Milling Company of Dexter: capital
stock S2lO oa. Incorporated by W. @. Bowman. A.
A Joldt. Charles c. Bowman and ]. N. Miller
The st Louis Art Glass Company Of ST. Louis:
capital stock 5000. Incorporated by Louis F.
Booth; O. A Spells and ANN, M C. Beo'h can.
itaI stock 81 coo. Incorporated by w. j. Mcrtland.
G. w Siegfried and H. 4. Sierfried-
Doyie-Lenz Decorating Company of st. Louis:
capital stock s., opo Incorporated by William +.
Doyle p H I.enz and Helen L. Lenz-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
REPUBLICAN PARTY RENOUNCED.
Major J. w. Burke's Announcement
Stirn the Party.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Austin, Tex, July H.-Ma1or j. w. Burke.
for many years one Of the leaders Of the
Republican party in Texas. and who held
the position of United States Collector of
Internal Revenue for this district under
President Harrisons administration. to-day
in an interview predicted that Bryan and
Stevenson would be elected by a largo ma
jcrity.
Kinley administration and stated that he
would not support the Republican ticket
His remuneration of Repuotcanism has
caused a big stir among tho Republicans of
Texas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
A Difference in Glasses,

Poor spectacles or improperly fitted ones
do much harm. Doctor Bond. expert op-
tician, at Mermod Jaccard's. Broadway
and Locust, makes no charge for examining
the eyes and insures a proper fit. Steel
frames 81 and up; gold, IS and up.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
ON DEVILS PROMENADE.
Cherokee Full-BloOds Are Holdina
q Ghost Dance.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Wichita. Kas.. July M-The fuil-blood
Cherokee Indians are holding q ghost
dance near DEVILS Promenade. . place
where they are IN the habit OF meeting
every year, on the Arkansas River, not Tar
from Tahlequah. Only the full-bloods took
any part in the dance. They do not believe
spite their neighbors, who want them to
hecoma civilized.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
ABANDoNs REPUBLICANIsM.
A. L. SIcCawIey VIII support Demo-
cratic Ticket.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carthage, Mo-, July H.-Carthage Demo-
Gratis have organized a Bryan and Steven
son Club. which numbers 200 A surprise
was given when A L. McCawiey, former
RepubIicsu. announced his allegiance 10 the
Denocratic Platform, saying the nag, as
used by the Republicans: is now an en-
blsm of slavery, whereas he always nao pc
reyed Il to be the emblem OF liberty. NC.
Cawley is a young attorney who Will rival
Webster Davis as an orator.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
u,,no,. Republicans Meet.

waterloo. IN. July 14-Monroe County Re-
publicans met here to-day and decided to
hold a county convention for !ne nomina-
e0uaty. On Saturday, August IL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
special q 90 BOZ of Stationery,

Special e1.OO Box OF Stationery,
Containing 100 sheets OF Crystal Bond writ
ing paper and 50 envelopes to match.
stamped with a single initial or two-letter
monogram Mermod & Jaccard's. society
stationers. Broadway and Locust
Write for Samples. KosIe1 Free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
SIX Inches of Rain At Hossto..

Houston, Tex. July H.-Unusually heavy
rains fell over South Texas to-day and yes
terday. The fall in Houston during the last
forty-eight hours was six inches. but many
South Texas towns report a greater fall
than this Streams are swollen. and over
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

A severe sprain will usually disable the
injured person for three or four weeks
Many cases have occurred, however, in
which a cure has been effected in less than
one week by applying Chamberiain's Pain
Rajm-Ady
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z. J. II I z T..
Local Forecast Oniclal.
Arrived,
River FOreca st.
; at st Louis will fall.
River aud AuSfueSs

At 81; Louis the gauge marked to- feet yes
terdsy. fall OF 3 In the last twenty four hours.
Traffic active with light inbound receipts.
Weather hot and clear.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

New Mermod & Jaceard Bldg. Broadway
and Locust. Finest offices. best location.
areproof; 81 80 and upward per month.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
CAMPAIGN BEGUN.
5. Harrison white spoke at Fayette
Missouri.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fayette. Mo-. July 1.-THE csmpaisp was
Harrison White of Pueblo. Colo. who ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic crowd at
the Courthouse on the issues OF the day
Mr. Whites arraisnment of the Repuhii-
can party for its oscillating course on the
financial question. its INJUSTICE to Porto
tration's tendency toward an empire was
severe and was applauded to the echo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
RAIN BENEFITS TEXAS.
Grateful to Growing Cotton and
Live Stock.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

EEPCBLlC SPECIAIL
Austin. Tex. July IA general rain WIS.,
tied Southwest Texas last night and to-
day. 1t is of great benefit to the growing
cotton crop and to the live stock interests.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
DOCTOR HOLLOWAY MISSING,
Mysteriously Disappeared From
Shelbina Two Weeks Ago.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECfAIA
shelbina, Mo-, July 14-Doctor E. A. Hcl-
loway. graduate from the Doctor stiu
School of Osteopathy at Huntsville. Mo-
mysteriously disappeared from this city
about two weeks ago. He bad q good prac-
tice and no reason can Be assigned Tor
his sudden disappearance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

Ladies' Chatelaine Watches
Complete with pins, fully guaranteed. ~
to $50. at Mermod & Jaccard's. BROAD
WAY Cor. Locust ST.
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Eermillion.
Tennessee-Reyerend James B. Converse.
Morristown.
Texas-T. p. Gore. Corsicana.
Utah-R. c Chambers. Salt Lake.
WashingtoE-J. II. White, Seattle.
West Firginia--O. ID. Hill. kendai!a.
Wyoming. f. Osborne, Rawlns.
Wisconsin-JOhn Toohey, Milwaukee.
District Of Columbian. M. Devine. Wash
ington.
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In Our basement saIesrooms.

Lo,cest Prices in Aaleriea for Fins Goces
CHINA ICE CREAM SETS. from $3.50
to SIS, at Mermod & Jaccard's. BROAD
WAY and Locust
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

SUITS MADE TO ORDER FOR $50 IN
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
II for vacation wear you want q
good, serviceabIe
SUMMER SUIT
OF fast color and permanent good
shape, sewed with silk throughout.
II you don't want to buy q more ex-
Densiye suft at this time of the year,
one Of our $50 summer Suits to order
will please you.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
Old Cfti.en Of Maryville Dies.

Maryville. Mo-. July H.-Isaac Cox. aged
81. died to-day. He was the Oldest citizen
in this county, having lived on the same
farm near Maryvtlle siuoe 1et1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the RI,

For the last "a hours. ending a. M:
ST. Louis No., Saturday July "a. 1909.
Stations DANGER Gauge Change.
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Ladies' Chntelaine

flows which have become frequent in this
section, are expected.
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gSieber cine Stride uOm SliBt
getrOffen.

Im 8ieuitos 9ta6mittos iuurbe uus
Iere Staot BON einem @epitter beim9e.
iu6t, bas BON bsftisem &eseu besleitet
mar. @esen 6 llbr i6lus Der Slis
Siueimal elm, ltnb Stpur tpieoer in gtOro
Ga groiie, unb abermals mar ems Der
9etrUhenen @ebGube cine Stride, ndmlif)
Die beutibe lutberiibe, Gde 9ognn uno
GoOn Str. @s selous jeou6 Der 6euers
iuebr, on uniere 8umpen biesmal beiier
arbeiteten, ben Sdaoen anf einiae 6uns
bert Dollars au bei6rdnten. Der 8ers
luit lit bur6 &eriiheruns 9ebeft.
9as anoere pom 8lib setrOffeue @es
bGuOe mar 5raut &Oesel's @Obnhnus
an 8roipett unb 9iublee Str. Sas
6euer ipurbe jebu6 nit eiuisen @imern
gaiier 9el6Iht.
8ei benz @epitter am Sienita9
Slbeno uurbe Elm S6eil BON &obinlpn's
@iSbausoa6 uuo BON Der nnd) Der
StraBe leiten6en Bride pe9geriGen.
Sr. 6. 8. 8Upnton unb Samilie, bic
aiif Der auoern Settle bes Slulies ein
Hidnif ab9ebalten batten, tuuen 9eraoe
oorbei, uno entsiu9en mr nit tnapper
gtotb bem Seroerbeu.
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@egen Oas nnOerniinitige 9lb=
brennen uDn Seucrwerf.

Der @eIfdftsfiibrer oes 10c Store
an Iiiol. 4. Str. brannte am @tOutna
Slbenb Dor Ieinem 9uoen fre6er @eiie
einen &ieien.5 5euerl9mdrmer db, infolee
befen tie Bferoe oes Sormers Sim
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au9ebunben tunren, Iid) losriIien unb
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eirem Slblieferuneswoeen ranute eben.
falls Dor slngit II. S6reden bauUn, tpuroe
jeou9 balb ipieoer ein9efnn9en. Die
6ulse bauun lit, baB Die GOliSei ale
Siejenigeu, iuelde 6eueriuert Dor benz
Sierten ab6rennen, 5ur &e6enid)aft sic.
ben piro. Nir piinlhen, bnb iie
nod tpeiter geben luiiroen, un6 bas uns
iinnise 2pstnallen BON &ielenlbwdr=
mern O0er oersl. iiberbaupt unteriuste,
neil bies fir I9padnerni9e uuo leidt
erresbare 2eute BON GROCER @efubr lit.
glu6 iOllte oas SeueriuerfsNbbrenue
nit Mitterna6t IL llbr nm 4. Suli ein
@noe errei6en. @emarnt lciro jeoes
SdDr, oaoet blelbts 1eoo0 au9 III oer
9fe9el.
g8as Die @isentbiimer bes ,3e6ns
Gent Stores" aubetriift, 10 6rannten iie
oas 6euerpert mutbmaBlif nur aG Gm
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tbun, oaB ioldes balel6it 5u baben Iei.
9aB es in Ga grOiie 3eitungen in
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iueroen fam, lpeiB Oieie
l6Oile 8unoe 5luar gang 9ennu, aber
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ten gebiibrt, 5n tbun, lpiiroe ibr &rdmpie
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mus uno @emeiniinn 6eIibt, iollte pifien
uie eS iih iolden 9eltten eegeniiber Su
uer6alten bat
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QfrfranaBfiiae @sItrei.

Der fran56fiide @eltrei.
ienbe @rneite be . auier, Der piele
Sabre i'm ,,&ei6e Der Mitte" selebt bat,
trai aui elmer @ei6ditsreiIe I'M bic @rbe
in ben Ser. Staaten elm. Gr duBert
ii6 iiber bic ,Bprer unrube II
inc bina 10: yObsleid i'd nidt nit
ben 3opitrGsern ipmpatbiiire, muB i6
eeiteben, baB iie ii6 i'm q fte beiiu.
BEN. sic tdmpien fiir eben benlelben
@runbias, Der in anberem @ortlaut ben
glmerifanern tbeuer 1T: y@ bina fiji
Die 6 bineien". Sie 8orer iino
eine Der in China 10 alltdsli6en 9ebeis
men @eieaiduiten unb reprdientiren bas
ultra.cOnIeruntiue Clement, binter benz
Die &aiierin: Reeentin ltebt. sic Itrdu.
ben iid sesen ausldnoiI6e @infliiie,
uno niht nit llnre6t. Die gSurSel
alien lebels Iino bic 6riItli6en Miiips
ndre. sic oerbesen ibre Sefebrten ses
gen bic 9aesieruns, perbieten ibnen,
Steuern gu Sa6len, uno uerlangen nas
tiirlif itets. baB ibre Seimatbs &esie.
rung ibre Sor6erun9en unteritiibe. Gu.
ropder, 3. 3. -@ei9dftsleute, lino in
China tuiafommen, 8roielpten Ma6er
aber ME. Der @bineie buloigt einfa9
bem @runbiase: 8ebrt Dor Der eis e :
uen Ebiire."
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Der Baltimore 9euti h e
GorreipOnbent" bat pun Der Ses
beutuus Der 9 deere bel Der &ebat.
tiOu elmer tdsti6en 3eituns cine bobe
Weinung. Su einem Na9ruf fir ben
tiir3li9 Su Sltlantic Gitp uerItorbenen
Seraus9eber Der rBbilabelpbia Ga
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unb tein Oielieitis sebilbeter 2iterat,
iueni9itens babsn mir ME etpas 8ur6=
idlaeenoes BON i6m selelen; aber als
9ruder bate er 9roBen @el9mad, uno
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belten ausgeitatteten unter unieren
@e6ielbldttern; ais 3eitungsberausses
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9roBe llmIidbt, uno dls Geonfteur, slt
oem i'm bos S9tfIal ma6te, bra9te ct
elm angebprenes Talent nit, Ubne bds
nun einmaG feline intereliante 3eitung
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bldttern purtreifli6 gu wdblen unb per=
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Subenb tiibttser 3asesi6riftiteller ni6t
intereiianter sei6rieben peroen fam; er
mar an @nbe nidt bebeuteno NIT Der
5eoer, er mar aber Der seibidteite
S6eerens &ebatteur uno 8eituns sma6er
unlerer @eneratipn.
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So6SeitsglOdeIl.

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AM NlitttuO6 in Der County. 6 ferris.
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Der @eisbeit
Sine 6o6seitslicens erbielten
Grant Cornelius bon BinslOw, 9lrijo.
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gaitor 9lnoreds trdnte geitern in
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yulnsp, Ga, uno 5rl. Dora g. Baloen
BON ct. 9l0uo, Winn.