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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

Huntington, Texas.-Dear Happyham.
mers; VIII you please Jet me ln . few
minutes. II Is warm out here. III SIT over
here by my friend Miss BESSIE Short Miss
Bessie. why are you 50 quief ] m eN,
pecting 70 hear from YOU. Not married. I
hopei i seems that all the Haps are hay.
ing Jolly time. All have something funny
10 tell I'll Just tell YOU nll about bee
tree cutting and fishing ] went 10 last
week We al stpited early one morning -
about two dozen ~ us-1ll jolly and lively.
We arrived at the bee trees. sawed them
down and ont Of six trees We. got about 2
cupful ~ honey Sister nn1 ] had enougl
~ the bee tree cutting and we went TO the
river, which was half mile fr ~ MS. ana
began fishing. had not been hshing long
before something caught my hook. | pill q
II ont and Il was turtle, ! caught hold
~ II "a take IL on my hook ana u caught
my hnger In It's mouth. w the river J ran,
she started toward me. Az she stepped on
rotten log II brokr ana she went rolling
OF into the river. which WAS nor very deep,
she called for me- went 70 win my
turtle still swinging tn my finger You
have no lde, how heavy II seemed.
pulled her up out Of the water, half
drowned. then ] called for the kaife we
carried with us. but she Ind lost y. trlcd
every way ] could think NJ 10 get loose FROM
such friend MS a turtle but never sue
ceeded We were about 10 go FOR help
Before We got ~ II hogan n rain and The
worst thunder J ever heard hegan TO- resr;
IN my finger and went. ohug, in the water
] was 50 glad You have no Idea the, re-
lief II gave me We then thought ourselves
safe. 80 we began fishing again; lever
caught anythipg else but y had colds not
even bite except a mosquito bite, VIZ
were 50 tired we thought we would 60 back
to thu wagon. We went about mile wheu
we were completely lost. So We Decided ~
20 back to the river We arrived ~ the
same place which VIC had Just left; thoiint
we would tsh unit. brother came Tor ",
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

Muldoon, Texas-Dcar Happyhammers
had picnic. / have been working in the
tCd. I I've six miles west or Muldoon
This is SUNDAY We arc going TO an un.
yelling this afternoon In the colony ! no.
tlcod someone SAYING IN The Post some
thing about putting a monument at Ben
Miam's grave. | am IN tnvor Of a. /
think We ali might throw In q nickol or
n dime and buy monument for him. ne
was so brave. Welt my last two letters
were not printed, but hope this one viii
be Wake MP. some of YOU good dreamsfs
and toll your dreams. / am glad II is
summer We'll for fear the old waste
basket is pecplng at me, | WIN close.
tons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

Beaumont. Texas-Dear Happyhammers:
As hnv'p't written to the Hdps page in II
long time | Thought | would write. | am
l. years old today; like to read the Haps
page. Our school was out last Wednesday.
! was promoted to the ffth grade. ! like
to 60 to school / haven't any pets except
some little chickens. ! have two brothers
and one sister. l must close, with love to
all the Haps, Halle Davenport
Lynchburg Texas.-Dear Iappyhammers:
! am T. years of age and thought would
write a letter to YOU all ! would Ike
My sister writes TO the Happyhamucrs. |
enjoy reading The Post very much. l
haven't any pets. Papa takes The Post.
Iheye is n bird building a nest In our yard
Mrs. Foster and the Ilaps.
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Mfburn Te1as.-psar HaPpyhammers:
among Won. Now don't think hnrd OF me
for coming again 80 very soon; for ! could
The greater, Columbus or George Washing
tonfH To answer correctly We must look
Al the greatness OF each. Now. Columbus
discovered Cansry island when trying ia
and a nearer route 10 india and thinking
the mainland was merely large Island
throngb which he might mud n passage 10
india so vor see Columbus won his fame
quite une1pectedy, by mere chance. Be
covered America Two other men before
Columbus discovered H. The Norsemeu
"a a other men who were Just az brave as
nnverv while George Washington fought
for his country the freedom i now en-.
ton OF TTnton or prIneet9n What would
iii ,har, rand his brave men--and yet we
owe much 20 him. for without his leader
sbtn The men could not have won as they
dId / think Washington was the greater
from the reasons J give ana many more
there are any more clubs being organised.
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Winnie GOODWIN, Flora Bcrgman.

Wallis. Texas. = Dear Happyhammers:
my ION Your happy band OF boys aud
sWlsf | live in tie country nov. we
moved to Wallis to 60 to school last win.
lefs term. When school was out IN Ap.gl
We moved back TO tho farm. / am IN the
NTH grade and viii he ten years old on
June ~. like TO live In the country in
me summer hotter than In town. We have
the china trees make sucn ni,e shade
Tor us to play under. My sister and
take tuln about riding The pony TO hIiug
nc COWS nome eN en.ng We have 10 20
about mile after thc.A have a cat
and little brown rabbit for pets viii
send cents for the helping funi, for
want every. girl and boy who Is Grippe
To have a chair. Nornic Pencock
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That truc friend is hard 10 lind
And when you ind friend that's good ana
true
Change not the old friend for the new.
All the Haps come and vote for George
Washington. hope he will win.
Fay Adams
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

Rock Springs, Texas.-pear Happyham
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-13

Brig. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, u. s. A,
retired. is quoted in an interview pub
iished in Cincinnati, as saying:
1.-The treatment of General Smith by
the President is not strictly in accord
ance with military usage. The Presi-
dent of the United States is not en-
powered TO add to a sentence promul-
gated by a military court However,
the President may rightfully claim,
should General Smith see At to refer
the matter to any court, that he, as
President. has the right to retire any
Army officer he, may desire who has
know General Smith personally, but I
know that he has fine Army record.
It is not unlikely that remarks Gen
eraI Smith let fall without sufficient
thought figure too prominently in this
matter. recall an instance in my own
career in the Civil War, when l. on
finding that persons were setting fire
wantonly to a town that had captur-
ed, on the spur OF the moment ordered
that any person caught in such acts be
thrown into bonfires they had them
selves created. On sober second thought
1, of course, avoided such savage
modes of punishment, but certainly I
laid myself open to charges of extreme
cruelty by my first expression. I re-
call that there were formal orders pro-
mulgated during the Civil War that
had as savage and bloodthirsty flavor
as the orders alleged to have been CIV
en- by General Smith. Army and
Navy Journal.
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Hallet Kflbourn, Who has recently
been admitted TO the Government Hos
pital for the Insane. near Washington.
was a notable figure in the capital in
the early seventies, according TO The
New York Evening Post He was once
arrested and locked up for contempt
because he refused to furnish certain
information about land speculation to
an investigation committee OF the
House. He was under duress for forty
days. during which time he lived royal
ly and entertained his friends elabor-
ately in the district jail, and after his
release he sued for damages. TIE jury
awarded him 100000, but the verdict
was set aside as excessive. A second
jury awarded him $4,000 and third
S37 SEQ, with the same result. The case
was finally settled for $4,000, which
Uncle Sam had to pay. 1t was dem
onstrated in the trials that Kilbourn
was clearly within his rights in refus-
ing to answer the House -committee's
questions.
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ETC., and they had only the right as to
representatives, and they insisted on a
change. Who did thai? The Home
Rulers? No, it was the party with the
few people in it. Then In the time of
the Queen. she never had that constitu-
ton changed and. yet they went to
work TO make her sign another Who
did that? The Home Rulers? No, it
was the missionary party What did
they say after that? They wanted an
nexation, and they got it, They said
there would be plenty of money Have
we got plenty OF money now3 No.
They cried for annexation and they got
it. Where is the money? After they
got annexation they did not want it,
and then they wanted to try to get the
votes away from us. They are the big
gest kamipuluS out.
'Kamipuiu' is the word that I am
certain was used in Mr.. Nakuina's
speech, and fairly translated means
damn fool That Is the meaning all
Hawaiians give it."
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sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of a certain ex-
ecution issued by Lyle A. Dickey, Sec
end District Magistrate of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,
on the 21st day OF July, A. D. 1902, in
the matter of T. H. Davies and Com
pany, Limited, VS.. c. H. w. Ali, l
have, on this 18th day of July, A. ID.
1902, levied upon, and shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the Police Station,
Kalakaua Hale, in said Honolulu, at IL
o'clock noon of Saturday, the goth day
Of August A. ID. 1892, all the right, title
and interest of the said G. H. w. Ali
in and to the following described prop
erty unless the judgment and cost OF
execution amounting to one hundred
and fifty-six and 1900 dollars, inter
est, costs and my expenses are pre-
vicusly paid:
Lease from Kahiliopua ct al TO
Ali, dated May 22nd. 1897. Of premises
at north corner Of Nuuanu and Pauahi
streets. containing about 1880 So. feet,
and recorded in the Registry Office in
said Honolulu, in Liber 169, page go.
Term of lease Is years from June LIST, I
1897, at rental Of $l25 per month.
Subject to mortgage to Hoffschlaeger
& Co, Ltd. for $500, as of record in
said Registry Office in Liber ~ page
FL
2. Lot in rear of and adjoining fore
going lease being L. c. Award 1177,
Royal Patent I55, conveyed by deed Of
Geo Moau and wife To c. Ali, on Octo-
Der 18th, 1896 as of record in said Reg
istry Office in Liber los. page 207 and
about 300 50. feet. Subject
to mortgage of c. Ali to r F. LANCE,
dated February 2Sth. 1898 for $1,000 as
of record in said Registry Office in LII /
Der ia, page AS.
3. 60 interest in partnership I
known as Look Hop & CO, owners Of
the lease made by J. r Gilliland to /
Hee Leong and Hung Yau. dated Octo- /
Der 10Th, 1899, of premises az corner Of
Kukui and River streets COS feet on I
Kukui street and 17s feet on River
street, and recorded in said Registry /
Office. in Liber 197, page 347. Term Of /
lease. g years from November LIST, 1893, I
at n rental Of $50 per month. Subject /
to mortgage to Levers & Cooke for
s95e0 as Of record in said Registry Of
ice in Liber 300. page 2e4.
see Estate OF Ching Ahi, deceased. in
probate record Of Supreme Court of the
Territory OF Hawaii No. $3.50.
Honolulu Oahu.
CHAS +. CHILLING. WORTH.
s2s4 Deputy Sheriff Ter. OF Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-13
BY AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION.

Being advised that the convenience
of the voters of the Second Election
District requires an increase In the
number of the precincts thereof. I, San
ford B. Dole. Governor of the Territory
of Hawaii. by virtue of the authority
in me vested by law, hereby set apart
and establish the following precincts
and polling places in the said Second
Election District:
First Precinct-North Kohala: Poll
ing place. Circuit Courthouse.
Second Precinct--South Kohala: Poll
ing place. Waimea court house.
Third Precinct-That portion of North
Kona lying north OF the northerly
boundary OF Honualoa and a line run
ming from the north corner OF Honua-
loa to the south corner OF Puuanahulu.
Polling place, Circuit Courthouse at
Kailus.
Fourth Precinct-That portion OF the
Second Election District bounded by
the Third Precinct. Hamakua, Kau.
the boundary OF Keauhou from Kau
to Honaunau. the north boundary OF
Honaunau and the sea. Polling place.
school-house.
Fifth Precinct-That portion OF South
Kona lying between Keel and Olelo-
moana- Polling place, Hookena court |
house.
Sixth Precinct-That portion OF South |
Kona lying between the Fifth Precinct |
and Kau. Polling place. Papa school
house.
Seventh Precinct-That portion OF
slau lying between South Kona and
ounaluu. Polling place. Waiohinu
courthouse.
Eighth Precinct-The remainder OF
Sau. Polling place. Pahala school
louse.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
he Territory Of Hawaii. this 18th day
# August, A. d. 1909.
(seal) SANFORD b. DOLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-13

CHOLERA INFANTUM should be
guarded against and prevented BY
treating the child at the first unusual
loosenessl of the bowels. Mothers can
not be too careful about this. especially
in hot weather. They should have med
icine ready for such an emergency.
No better remedy is prepared than
Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. Every household should
have a Bottle at hand. Get 1t today.
1t may save a life. Benson. Smith &
Co., Ltd, wholesale agents, sell It.
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SORRY
PLEA OF
MOSES

Continued from Page u
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
superintendent of Public Works till II
m. of Monday. the 9Th of September,
1902. for constructing new road into
Waipio Valley.
Plans and Specifications on file in Of
fees of Superintendent Public Works.
Honolulu, Harnakua Road Board, and
E E. Richards. Agent Public Works,
Hiio
JAMES H. BOYD.
superintendent of Public Works.
s24S
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So many historic doubts have been
thrown upon the charge that the En-
peror Nero was the incendiaFy of Rome
that IL may be now dismissed as a
myth. Nero had committed so many
crimes that 1t was thought this story
would not do his character any more
harm. 1t was believed at the same
time by the credulous pagans that the
wicked Christians In Reme were the
real authors of the confiagration.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-13

IT there as one business
more than another requir-
ing careful and accurate
attention, that business Is
The fitting and making #
glasses to correct visual
defects, and that such care
as gipen in my optical de-
partment as fally euiden7
eed By the constantly groso- /.
ing csientage.
as alreQdg 0dgertised,
l am noe deaDting my en-
tire time to tie optical de-
par7ment, making that a
leading feature Of nay bus
sness, soatchang each de-
tail, fr0m the fitting to
the finishing Of glasses, so
40 error can creep an.
If a perfect knoeoledg. !.
of the eye anG ats needs, ]
applied an O conscientious !
manner s0iU gioe perfect I
results, you may safely !
ent,ut your difficult OPP !
sieal seork to this depart /:
ment. /
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RICH LAND
IN
Central koma
FOR SALE

BY order OF RET11NE EolsANErE
I Trustee, 1 offer for sale csasm s,srau5ss,
parcels of land situate az QnsaslE s3svrta
hona, Island OF Hawai-. Gessye&rN su
Royal Patent (Grantl Ne. IESa - n. q.
lSchulze, and containing ne ss.rwx. RsE-
al Patent Grant No. Has1 a AS-uS-ou
and containing 7s9 75-Ios Scr-e. szeauxe,
at Keopuka and Onouli, Eaaxad a. Hh-
wall.
This is tract o. lanx &C uuxr rzx
acres. situated "a the noae ee.czs sna
richest portion OF the Islamd &C NscnuuR
It faces the new Goveguuaeag Em6. 60.
tends 10 the sea, aud Il ava hEtnxnur
walk from Kealakekua Bag. ~ w~p
OF the old Government road wsar1e s,umE
through the property. Perfsans q tslw
land are already under euEErvGzsEzE-
This tract is 80 sitWznez ehmc &C. u
about midway between Eaxznm azRNF
Hookena, and five mliGH frosa EEznup-
poo, three most importnmf psciE a. usn
Kona district. It has suMsebene aE.~su-.
ton. running up 20 fourteen husnzrzze
feet. 10 be PARTICULARLY hnRikAesk. nRAe
Its soil is well adapted 90 tsa Trs~rn
of sugar cane. coffee. FRUITS. 3AAresw
or for the promotion az &eu@zsasE
farming.
Dec, 'pants OF this land aaxe ear me-
cess to- several ports for Gxpac9. sd.
with the advent OF the KGua. EGTruuM
Will find themselves In close eoanczz-
nication with the thriving CITY a GIG4HS
This. Of couse. affords a spteD66G co.
portunity for the exporting a. sSEE
products to the California uszrGs3x-
With the revival Of the KanG s--snr
Co, considerable portions OF eh6c ss1s&
can be successfully pianee& 90 sE<sra
cane. va
This is one Of tie mast sgs@xdE8 aW..
for a good investHsan& G2N1.
has been put upon tue market vx -
period OF fisRe-
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The premises covered ty eszs MART
| gage consist Of:
| First: All that lot or fznd. axsssw =.
portion of the premises edxexwf BY
Apana Of Royal Patent SG8s aGG r.. e..
| Award PAT to G. Kanaina for william.
! G. Lunalilo, situate on the nE5fzE sSfe
of King street in Honolulu. O1srT. Herr
ritOry OF Hawaii, adjoining the 1ERE1I-
easterly line of the lot used 1w eIas
street department OF the CsdveryrzsHe-
in the block bounded by King. EaunEhs
bowl, Queen and Mrii1ni x9pesaE and
having a front OF eIghty-twe tsSe esst.
on said King street and an AREA. ST zsgri1f
thousand six hundred and Gr6R-s1w
$3.50 square feet or 19s-1e0a axr@
Second: A lot adjoining the psnaHsars
ly Or makai side OF the FIRST bsG zE7sDs-
said (the two together forniuw Gro
large lott being premises nsoe9 rEay d.
scribed in Royal Patent kSa1 en- n G.
Award 637 to Kuluwailehuz, e2z1,EEnlsEg
222-1000 acre, together with E1G Rne
concrete building standing uZQa smS6
premises; and
Third: The following perSznsls uss1E-
erty and effects now lying In SzEE aHfb8-
ing:
/ II. p. c. e. Co. Direct cnrzAae Xzb-
12H. P. G. z. Co. .DlreS2 cnszsuzs
Motor.
e-4O-Zo0 u. r.. Co. .Seuer1ICEs - AfIt-~
pere, direct connected 60 n MsEnUada
& Seymour Horizontal Euasue. a N
~.
2 Blue Vermont Marbla PzHzR 8sS4nr15
Boards, fitted with
z 800 ampere Overland CiYcuEL Bsps1kenss'
: 500 ampere underload Cirezz4 Szazk-
ers. E.f1r5
2 Thompson Astatie rOltustzs&. ro,
volts.
2 Bristol Recording voltn1e4-Tg wse@
cards.
2 Bristol Recording Voftn1et@rz.
Z Main Switches.
/ Thompson Astatic AmnefefE-
/ Station Recording Walt Estez-
Card Resistance Box
| 22-ft 2O00-Ibs. Travelling CFzng-
i 200O-ibs. Pneumatic AOfar ct1in
Hoist.
Breast Pneumatic Drfn-
Worthington Water Meter
STRAIT ton Steam Separator. "a ~4Tt
gate valve.
% Gals, of acid-prcof MoguI Eafae-
ONCE safe.
once Furniture.
Sundry Electrical Fittings
Electrical RuDabouts-No EJrter1sz-
Automobile RunaboutS-&a B4fSSxfez-
O25S go t-s
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laval Sh'npo Sha

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRzET-
ing Office. The publisher az EEzZa&
shinpo, the only daily JaEr@aese a<1sz
published In the Territory a. E4z1n-
c. SHIOZAWA, FTUsrtGs1g-
7. sOGA. E&ftGr.
Editorial and Printing Gdlss-ffSa
Smith ST.. above King. p a Goz nj.
Telephone Main 81.
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NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL 1EEzBEE1
help or advice, IL invited to saH1@u-
uicate, either in person or ~ kzriHss
With Ensign Hattie z. LazTuDe1. ssz--
tron OF the Salvation Army &e1nzs's'
Industrial Home. lss K1ng skrs1k. Res--
ulu. @
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Terms: Cash. payable in U. s. Gold
Coin.
For plan and further particulars, ap-
ply at the Public Lands Office. Homo
lulu.
EDWARD S. BOYD.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office. August 18th, 1902.
gas
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PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On Saturday. Sept. 18th. 1902, at IL
o'clock noon, at the front entrance of
the Judiciary building. will be sold at
Public Auction. the following remnants
of Government land. situate in the
Town of Lahaina, Island of Maui:
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Further particulars OF
JAMES F MORGAN,
IS QUEEN srRKzx-
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE O.
FORECLOSURE

IN ACCoRDANCE wTrM 1mxR'
provisions OF a certain nnartxwzgf nanEa
by the HAWAIIAN AEYE1EG3z8xE-E,
COMPANY, LIMITED, ca ES&XEfkNB
AND COOKE, LIAITED. 6noasE fsss
2lth day of May, 1901. Ternraa& KIisaE
226, page s; notice Is hereby GEs9n eEz1s
the mortga gee intends 60 GvE4esmass oE1ss
same for condition brokan, O. vasf- ezAB
non-payElent OF both intereea au1 zust1-4
cipal. -7y0 rrt0l
Notice Is likewise given thaA sEaE oEsa
expiration OF three weehz frosz cas- dafes
of this notice. the properly canczeNe&
by said mortgage viii be aSveftEEed for
sale at public auction. ne the <sHE<xiBn
rooms of James r. Morgan Tn Esznu-
lulu, on Monday the LIST dag, ar &su-
TENDER. 1902, at u noon &C saA1 aaEs
Further particulars can bei fEE1s or w
r. CASTLE, attorney for ua0rtxxRsR
Dated Honolulu, August 4. l9o7e
CASTLE AND COOKE. LSxxErEi9D.
z.sS,s ~ ~ 30 M znlRzasaL
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Kohala Telephone Co. Ltd, the follow
ing officers were reelected for the en-
suing year;
Mr.. John Hind. President
Mr. Z. c. Bond, Vice President
G. p. Tulloch. Secretary and Treasur-
er.
Mr. w. p. McDougan. Auditor.
Mr. II. H. Renton, Mr.. r. H Naipo,
Directors for three years.
GEO. P. TULLOCH.
Sec'y Kohala Telephone Co, Ltd
KohaIa, August 5th. 1902. e244
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Dole'S Iurannei.

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tpirtbf6nft bes @ouperneurs Dole. Ser
Bsrtrnusnsmann WcRinles's fibre dut
Den Snieln elm ridiiees pai&o &ssi.
ment. Dem 8olfe babe sr ein Rt4i
na& BEN anceren entriHeu. unb in alien
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rupticn. @ouberneur Dole aQein iHreibg
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teputlltanif&sn Gunbibaisn unb ,ipinss
RE Burger nod ieiuer 8orihrift ibrs
5timmen ab,ueebsn. De Snielbsuob,
ner ielen tpeiter ni@ts oils nnteribanen
bes Germ Dole. Auitm btttet, Dole
~abauberufsn uno BEN Sawauiden 8olis
peniBitens elm esrius,s Waub Der Tim
uerip, odenen Sreibstten au eepdbren
Bsnn Der Dols'f6en NiBpiribihafi midi
balo Elm 8isl esisst perbs. triiIbs baa
Bolt s~sspunssn fem. bic 3dssl Der Rs'
slerunB ieibfi in bic 5dno su nebmsn.