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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
COUNCIL OF WAR
AT HARRISBURG
Governor Decides TO Order Out All
Pennsylvania Troops.
WILL REPORT IN STRIKE REGION.
The Entire Force Expected to be on Duty
Within Twenty-four Hours. Troops
Now on Duty TO be Reinforced

Harrisburg, Pa. Oct 6,-Governor Stone
tonight ordered out the entire division o1
the national guard of Pennsylvania, TO
duty in the mine region. The soldiers
will be in the field tomorrow. The calling
out the guard is as follows:
Headquarters National Guard, Adjutant
Generals Office, Harrisburg, Pa,
October 6:
In certain portions Of the counties of
Luzerne, SchuyIkill, Carbon, Lackawanna,
Susquehana, Northumberland and Coum-
ba, tumulls and riots frequently occur and
mob law reigns, men who desire to work
have been beaten and driven away, and
their families threatened. Railroad trains
have been delayed, stoned and the tracks
torn up. The civil authorities are unable
10 maintain order, and have called upon
the governor and commanderin-ch Of
the nalioual guard for troops. The situa.
ton grows more serious each day. The
territory involved is so extensive that the
troops noY on duty are insufficient to pre-
vent all disorder. The prcsence of the
entire division national guard Of Pennsyl-
yanis is necessary in these counties to
maintain peace
The major general commanding will
place the entire division on duty, ,distribut-
ing them in such localities rs will render
them most effective for preserving the
public peace.
As tumults, riots, mobs and disorders
usually occur when men attempt to work
in and about the coal mines, he will see
that all men who desire to work and their
families have ample military protection.
He will protect all traInsand other proper
ty from unlawful Interference, and will
arrest all persons engaging in acts Of
violence and intimidation, and hold them
under guard ultil their release will not en-
danger the public peace; will see that
threats, intmidations, assaults and all
acls of violence cease at once. The pub
lie peace and good order will be preserved
upon all occasions and throughout the
several counties, and no interference what
ever will be permitted with officers and
men In the discharge of their duties under
this order The dignity and authority Of
the state must be maintained and her
power 10 suppress all lawlessness. within
her borders be asserted.
BY order of William A. Stone, governor
and commanderin-chief
Thomas ]. Stewart, adjutant general.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
WHAT ROOSEVELT TOLD MITCHELL.
Through an Emissarv President Asked
Strike Leader TO Get Men Back to Work

Washington, Oct. THE following
statement was made public at the White
House this afternoon:
"On Monday, October 6, Hon. Carroll
d. Wright, commissioner of labor, went to
Philadelphia and gave to Mr.. John
Mitchell the following from the president:
"'If Mr.. Mitchell will secure the inn
mediate return to work of the miners in
the anthracite regions, the president will
at once appoint a commission to investi-
gate thoroughly into all the matters at
issue between the operators and miners,
and will do all within his power to obtain
a settlement of those questions in accord
ance with the report of the commission
"Mr. Mitchell has taken this matter
under consideration, put the president has
not vet been a lvised of any decision"
The president was in consultation to.
day for almost two hours with members
of the cabinet relative to the coal strike
situation. He also talked over the situa
tion with DR.. Albert Shaw and DR.. Lyman
Abbott. About l11:90 O'Clock Frank p.
Sargent, commissioner general Of i'm
migration and for years chief of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, ar
rivel at the White House from his trip
to Philadelphia. where he went as an
emissary of the president to convey to
President Mitchell, of the United Mine
Workers Association, the proposition of
President Roosevelt that the miners re-
sumo work. Mr.. Sargent did not succeed
in seeing Mr. Michel. The president,
however, had heard from Commissioner
of Labor, Wright, who saw Mr. Mitchell on
the same errand last night in Philadelphia
and the latter's report vas that Mr..
Mitchell desired time to consider the prop
osition and lay it before his associates
After conference of an hour between the
Postmaster General Psyue, Mr.. Sargent
and James S. Clarkson, it was decided to
give out the above statement.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
Commissioners Notice.
Sue q. Hancock, in her own right, etc.,
Complainant.

Sue q. Hancock, in her own right, etc.,
Complainant.
vs.-In Chancery.
!. g. Watts Executrix LET ais, Defendants.
and
~. S. & A. P. Gillespie, who sue etc.,
Complainants.
vs.-In Chancery.
j. g. Watts Executrlx, let ais, Defendants.
To L. G. S. Watts, Executrix Of John
G. Watts, deceased, K. Bowen Watts,
Hartman Newberry, George w. Harman,
w. +. Harman, A. S. Higginbotham,
Administrator of d. G. Sayers, deceased
and A. S. Higginbotham, Administrator
of ]. 4. Harman, deceased, r.. K. Henry
and S. Z. Graham, LAWYERS and partners
in trade under the firm name of Henry
& Graham, +. L. Gresver and Barnes
Gillespie, lawyers and partners IN trade
under the firm name of Greever d Giles
pie, Bank of Clinch Valleys corporation,
Kate G. Peery, Administrative OF W. Il.
Peery, deceased, John w. Crockett,
James Bandy, Ii. Bowen, Jno. ID. Daily,
James O'Keeffe, A. p Gillespie, Trustee,
]. R. Meek, II. &. McCalI,A j. Higgin-
botham and 7. f. Georgr, Trustee, and
all other creditors of the said John u.
Watts, deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that l have fixed upon
Thursday, the. .23rd day of OrtUber, 1902,
at the Law office Of Bowen & Rpyall, Taze-
we'll, Virginia, as the time and place for
taking the account and making the report
as ordered by decree entered in the above
styled causes at the August, 1892. term OF
the circuit court of Tazewell county, Vir-
ginia, and il said account be not com.
menced or completed on that day, same
will be continued from day to DAY or from
time to time until same is completed.
At which time and place you aIr requir-
ed to be present with such proof as will
enable me to make said report am also
required under the decree to Stale and set
tie the executorial account Of Mrs Z. q.
S. Watts, Executrix of John &. Wais, as.
certain and report all the estate, q h real
- personal owned by the said John u.
at the time of his death, stating all
q and interest in lands owned by bim
"a who hold the legal title thereto, aecer-
lin and report all the debts for which the
estate of said John g. Watts is liable, set
ting forth particularly the nature, charac-
ter and priorietles thereof and any other
matter deemed pertinent by myself or re-
j,.sIred by any Of the parties.
j. POWELL RoyALL,
nsisl Commissioner 10 Cbancery.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

We see that ex.Judge Samuel w. Will
Jams in a recent interview at BluetielC
stated that when he ran for Congress ir
1896 there were 1000 negro votes polled
against him in this district; and that there
were 5000 polled against Rhea in 1900.
The census taken in 1900 shows that there
were only 4757 negroes of voting age in the
Ninth district. We hardly see how 1000
could have been polled against Williams
in 1896 when there were only 4757 negroes
of voting age in the district in 1900 The
same applies to the assertion that there
were 5000 negro votes sganist Rhea. The
fact of the business lie that the negro vote
in the counties Of Washington, Smyth,
Wythe and Pulaski wss counted almost
solidly for Rhea, either by fraud or pur-
chase; and the negroes of voting age in
those four counties, according to the cen.
sus, were 2l77.
Mr. Henry c. Stuart, who was a mem
Der of the late Constitutional Convention,
from Russell county, published circulat
last Fall denying the charge that The sun
derstandng clause" would d1franchise
white men. In that circular Mr.. Stuart
said: LET me ray fret that none Of the
suffrage plans submitted to the Cjnyen-
ton contemplate the Acknowledgement Of
white men. On the contrary they all
agree in providing means whereby thr
white man is and will be hlly prolectrd
They all provide that the right Of suitrsge
does MOI depend either on property or e'l
ucation. The poorest and most 1meducafed
white man can and liH UOte under the pro-
visions of any of the bills" Similar
pledges were made by all the leSdeis in
the Convention, from the President Of that
body down; and, yet, we find thousands of
white men, many who can read and write,
that have been refused registration 10y a
rigid enforcement of the understanding I
clause" Some of tie registrars in T'ze
well county have tod US that they were
not registering voters under these premises
and pledges but under the provisions Of
the Constitution. More than hundred |
white Republicans in TSzewell county
nave been dsfranchised in that way.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09

Roanoke, Va, October 4.-Ihe fol-
lowing official slalemenC was given out at
the general offices of the Norfolk & Wes-
tern Railway today;
"InstructiOns have been issued TO run
coal trains Oh Sunday through the Slate OF
Virginia and elsewhere, in order TO ex'
pedte the shipment Of coal for the relief
of communities and interests suffering and
imperiled for the want Of fuel, and these
coal trains Will continue to run Oh Sunday
duling tie existing coal famine"
General Manager i. E. Johnson, of tue
Norfolk & Western, WAS seen III reference
to the above, and stateo that this was
necessary OH account of the unusual de-
mand upon them for coal, and, as stated
in the order, that communities and In
terests of various kinds are i'll serious
danger of suffering from coal famine.
The laws of the State prohibit the run
ming Of freight trains on Sunday, but as
this is an unusual condition the action OF
the railroad will not be construed into
violation If this law, as it is clearly III the
best interests of the State.
The daily output of coal in the Flat Top
and Pocahontas fields along the Norfolk
& Western at present is 6C0 cars, or about
"A 900 tone per day. The full output Of
these mines is 800 cars daily, but the
tracks are 80 badly congested now that it
is not possible to move more than 6OO
cars. With the Sunday movement the
Norfolk K Western expect to be able to
give the markets 900 cars, or $4,000 tons
of coal.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
Goes Like Hot Cakes.

''The fastest selling article have in my
store" writes druggist 9. 4. Smith, of
Davis KY, sis DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds be-
cause it always cures. In my elk years of
sales it has never failed. have known it
to save sufferers from Throat and Lung
diseases, VINO could get no help from doc
tors or any other remedy" Mothers rely
on 1t, best physicians prescribe it, aud
Jno. E. Jackson guarantees satisfaction or
refunds price. Trial bottles free. Reg.
ular sizes, SOC and 81.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Honorable Robert W. Blair
Will address the people of Tazewell coun-
ty at the following places and times:
To Whom IT MAY CONCERN

To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN:-
If you wish to buy oil stock that will
soon be dividend paying stock, apply to
James A. Tiller, Barbourville, KY, who
developed the RichIands oil field in Knox
county, KY. and secured the building of a
pipeline to the field by the Standard Oil
Co., and who intends to make money for
his patrons as well as himself by the sale
of oil and not merely by stock selling.
Respectfully,
42.4t. JAMES A TILLER.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
Notice to the Public.

1 hereby notify all persons that my
lands in the county of Tszewell on the
border of the town of Graham are posted,
and persons are hereby warned not to
walk, drive, fish, hunt or otherwise tres
pass in any manner on said lands under
pehalty of prosecution.
Sept. 8, 1902. JOHN P. CAMERON.
9-tl.3m,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
A Certain Cure for Dysentery and
DiarrhOea.

"Some years ago / was one Of party
that intended making long bicycle trip,
says F. L. Taylor, Of New Albany. Brad
ford County, Pa. 81 was taken suddenly
with diarrhoea, and was about to give up
the trip, when editor Ward, of the Lacey
vile Messenger, suggested that ] take
dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarhoea Remedy. purchased bottle
and took two doses, one before starting
land one on the route. made the trip
successfully and never felt any i'll effect.
Again last summer was almost completely
.l.n down with an attack OF dysentery. |
a bottle Of tbis remedy and this
nSs c cfredtne. Sold by Jno.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
To David Staden. W. E. Bane. Frank NJ.

10 DAVID Staden, w. h. Bane, Frank Nj.
Dick, n. H. McClaugLerty, A. g. Nc
Cue and w. w. Rangely:-
You are hereby notified that 2 lots of
land, situated in the county of Tazewell.
Va, in Maiden Spring Dist, in the town of
Richands, designated as lots Nos. IL aud
l8, il Section l, were sold on the 2lst day
Of November, 1898, for delinquent taxes,
levies, interest and costs to the Common.
wealth OF Virginia, and application for the
purchase thereof has been filed in this
office, and it appearing from the records
in this Office that you are interestedin
said lands, you are further notified to ap-
pear in four months from the date Of this
notice and do what may be necessary to
protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
September, 1902.
I. +. GEORGE, Clerk
Tazewell County Court, Virginia.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each
box. 25c.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price
25 cents.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-10-09
SUNDAY TRAINS
TO HAUL COAL
Step Taken by Norfolk q Western 10
Meet Urgent Demand
THE ORDER ISSUED YESTERDAY.

The Object is to Expedite the ShiDmen
Of Coal for "lhe Relief Of Communities
and Interests Suffering and In
perilled for the Want of Fuel"
The Arrangement TO
Continue During the
Existing Famine.
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@dbler=N egiftrirmtg.

6ierourb miro befannt gen1aht,
oaB ib Die 8iiber meines MnnteS fiir
Die &egiitrirune aller Gtimmgeber
BON San MntDnio, Berar gountp,
Ieras, Dem @eieb entiprehenb am
eriten Dienftae i'm MDnat Dttpber
1902 erDHnen tperoe. sc lift bas Der
Z. Dftober uno rneine Office befinbet
lib i'm County ourtbauS am Mains
Bla5a. Die Office miro 20 Tage
lang. Die SDnntaae auSgenpmrnerl,
DON s (adt) ubr 8Drmittags Biz nm
8 (adt) ubr Ibenbs ieoen 9ag pfen
gebalten meroen ibis gum 90. Ots
tober).
0ierourb eriuHe i1 ale Dieieui.
gen, pel6e fib regiitriren laiiet puls
len, in Der @eiie ~pDrbereitet gu toms
men, oaB lie ni9t nur ben @amen,
ionoern audi ben Nanerl Der StraBe,
in Der iie mobnen uno lire 6au8.
hummer angeben fDnnen, Ipmie Die
3abl bes Gountps H~recinftS, 5u benz
fie gebDren, ba baourb unnDtbige
8er5Dgerungen permieoen tuerber
uno Die Geeiitratiun mDglibit prompt
BON StelIe geben fam.
S. u. s bapa a,
Babl. &eaiitrator BON Berar County.
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oD9 Deroet Die Sbiere our6 SnSu6t
BON Sabr gu Sabr f~leirer.
ID Wie oiele Wuttersieeen fam
man auf einen Bod rebnen?
Nntport. @enn man Die BDde
1ur oes Nabts in Die 6eeroe ldBt
uno ite am Gage gut fiittert unb
ndiiert, fann man fir einen Bod
Is Mtuttersiegen innerbalb 4 big 5
W0hen rebnen.
49, 8ie bod fommen Die unz
foiten beim 8eri9iden oes Wobairs
nah Seem gorf poer gum ndditen
guter Marft?
NntmDrt: Wenn man bas WD=
bair nab SEEM gDrf lenbet, muB
man ungefdbr q Gents per 8funo
an Srabt &c. beaablen. Die Breiie
in Seem gprf itnb ober falt INNER
10 u t, oaB oieie gerineen nntoiten
menig ausmaben.
1917 2aifen iib Die Nneora's gut
an einen ihnen u~nbefannten 8(ab
gepDhnen?
Intnprt: Sic gemDbnen 1td)
lebr lei6t an einer neuen Blab,
menn man iie ntdt NIT 6unoen tpilo
mabt. Sic fomlnen fait INNER l9Dn
cine Stunoe Dor SDnnenunteroanq
beim, uno es tit atn beiten, in Der
Benn ibnen einige WtaisfDrner gu
geben, mDmit man 1ie letbt in bie=
len bineinlDdt (ntbt treibt) uno am
WDraen iollte man ibnen ettpas Sal5
gum 2eden geben, aber rtur tpenie.
20) gertragen Ingpra's bas Ser
Ienoen per @iienbabn gut?
NntmDrt: 9teie i3tegen 1Heis
men oas 8erienoen better aus5ubal=
ten, als ireeno anbere Tbiere.
81 @ie piele fam man in elmer
28fuBigen rStpf=gar" perihiden?
uno miepiele in ether 36fiiBigen
Double Ded Car?
MntmDrt: Sn elmer 28fHBiaen
Gar bdben Ito 8lab, unb in elmer
36flBiaen Double Ded : Gar baben
230 ausaemadiene 3iegen Blab.
~ Wie perIbtGt man am beiten,
tpenr man nur cine, snei. brei
ooer bier oetienoen min?
Nntm0rt: Cine fleine Mnsabl
iollte man per @rpreB i'm &dfis
p~erienoen, bod tbue ib ni9t mebr
als orei in einen adfie.
24) @ie ibmer miro Elm ausges
tpabiener NngDrabammel?
NntmDrt: Gin ausgepadlener
3iegenbammel tuieat uneefdbr IS
biz S5 Bfun6 in gutter @eioe, ntands
NAL audi biz bunoert Bfuno uno
bariiber.
25) Sir pelben 8reis fam man
oas 5leiib BON Inaorabammeln
perfanfen?
Nntmort: Dieles 5lei1h foitet
unQefdbr ebenio ptel pie S6af=
bammelfleiib; bod perluhen es bic
Sbladter gerne, Die 3ieeenbammel
lebenbig etpas biaiaer gu faufen als
Shafbammel uno, naboem lie ge=
fblabtet itno, meroen fie bann gez
uDbnlib als Defenders do
mes elfeifb tbeuer
perfauft; uno neil es in @irflihfeit
ihDner tit als S~hafhammelfleilA,
miro es natirlib iebr germ gefauft.
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einert reeuldren grtrag; Elm erDBerer
8rusentlab eiebt nur oas Nnlasefaz
pital suriid, unb Der Get Der
Winen brinat pDaitdnbiee gerluIte.
Iber tr0b aIebem fenut Der
2eibtfinn Der Merifaner in Winenz
ipefulatiunen feline Grensen. 8enn
aub Der grpprt BON @ilber uno
@Dlo i'm lebten Jisfaliabre iiber 45
WiaiDnen Beios betrug, 10 lit oDd)
audi fiber cine fat gleide Summe
@eloes in merifanilden gereuerfen
i'm lelben Sabre angelegt m0roen.
Su Der 6auptltaot WerifO biloen
Observation-Disclosures bas 9anpt9ez
lprdb bes Cages, unb pom Weinilter
Biz gum einfaden Sanomerfer uno
gpmptDriiten ipefulirt Elm Seeliher
in Minenaftien. Gin ganses Seer
BON Maflern, rGDpOtes" @raries
mDlfe) aenannt, ourdeilt Die Straz
Ben unb @eibafte, ipmie &antinen,
UNI Die Nftien ireenb ether neuen
Silber= uber aub mobl @olo>
CRUDE, uelbe cine 8Dnansa lein
IDn, ben 2euten auf5ubdnaen.
Wenn AUDI bas tdelide 8ulz
letin, melhes ben eegenmdr=
tieen @ertb Der Winenaftien uno
berer lebte D%ipibenben perDHents
libt, nur gar gu beutli6 seiet, oaB
Die meiiten merifaniIhen Wfinen ear
feline Dipioenoen sablen, uno es Sc
hermann CUR @arnuns oienen loate,
iein iauer ertpDrbenes @elo i'm Berg=
bau an5ulegen, 10 1T bod Die 2eioen=
idaft fir Observation-Disclosures bel ben
Werifanern uno ielbit bel Der Mebr@
aabl Der in Merifu anidliieett Srem>
ben gu groB, 10 oaB ibr gu 2iebe Der
STUN 10 manhen, pDrbem i0rgen=
freien Samilienbeimes beiieeeft miro.
Denr mie pDr elmer firen Sbee erfaBt,
glaubt Der Mtnenipefulant, oaS ibm
oDb enoli1 einmal bas Slid gleib=
lam i'm Sblafe fommen muB, uno
Dpfert ibr Naes.
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gie ane iagett es.
Nt6]t MIR in Sam Mntpntp, ipmoern
audi tn jeSem Srte Der llnipm.

Wenn Der 9eler iib Die Belt uno
Wtiibe nebn1en miiroe, feline Mits
burger lber Die einfahe Srage, Die
unten angeaeben lit. gu befragen, 10
piroe er Die cine IntmDrt erbalten.
Wenn er Die Guslaaen lelen purbe,
Die iebt in San NntDnio perDffent=
libt peroen uno Die Besug baben
auf oieie QntnDrt, 10 piirbe er spei=
felos lebr eritaunt lein bariiber, baB
es oeren 10 piele 1tno. Sc fDnuen
uno tperoen aub pielleibt nod piele
ttebr berDffentlibt meroen = aber
oelienungeabtet fraeet bod ben gr=
item, Dem SIR beeegnet, tpelhes Mit=
tel Gudeni9mer5en beilt. Die Nnt=
pDrt miro Iein: uDoan's Nierer,=
Bluen". 6ier lit elm Burger, Der
oieies beitdtiot.
6err 6enrp &0rber, elm Sarmer,
11O2 Blum =StraBe tpDbnbaft, iaet:
,Sd 5og mir I'M pereaneenen 6erblte
cine @rfaltung gu, Die auf meme
Nieren iblua. Wein &iiden i1merate
MIDI, balo Elm menie, balo nit iHar=
fem Steben uno b%eipnoers bann,
rpern id MIDI bidte Dber mad benz
8lden nieber aufribtete. @dbrenb
Der Na6t fan0 ib feline &ube mebr;
BEG WDrgens erbob ib mild nit ent=
febliben Gidenibmersen. Wein
3uitano perlbltmmerte fi1 mebr
rno mebr uno i9 erbuloete ur1=
beibreiblibe Qualen, als i9 BON
9uan's @ieren : Binen b1rte. SD
beri6affte mir cine Shabtel in Der
Berare&potbefe, @de Mlamo 8lasa
uno 5ouiton=S traBe. Diele Bilen
eaben mir in nenigen gagen 2tnbez
rung uno nab Gerlauf BON suei
WDben tparen meme &ifen1bmer=
gen total per1bnunben. 9ieie Sill
len Iino oaS 8e1te, mas i1 iemals
gebraubt babe uno ib benfe, baB iez
Der San Nntoniu'er y, Der an ben Niez
rem Dber an &iideni9mersert leibet,
BON 9oan's 3ieren : 8iuen tpi1jer
loIte."
@rbdltlib bel alien 9roouiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer WiIburn
So. in Buffalo, sc. g., aneinige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
8ereeBt nibt ben Namen Dpan
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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NHerIet.

= Ser Bartenber'8 Union SEQ.
II. iino mir fir freunoli1e ueber.
ienDung BON gintrittsfarter AT benz
am 6. Npnember in Der Beetbopen=
6aae itattfinoenoen Baa unb Ban-
quet 81 9anf uerpflibtet.
Cine 6rau iberfubr nabe Der
@de BON Commerce. uno NlamDs
StraBe ben &naben 6ermann Size
bert, Der BON ieinem 8icpcle gemDr=
fen unb am 8ein perlebt purbe.
Sein STAB muroe oemplirt. Die
5rau bielt feiner Iuaenblid an,
iDnoern iebte ibren 8eg fort.
Sol. Sobn $. 8urfe, Der Sc
ihdftsfiibrer BON Buffalo Bins SSH
Dem Welten, madte uns einen 8e<
iub in unierer Office. Ct ersdblte
piel BON ieinen &eiien. Die er NIT
benz r@iloen 8elten" eernadt uno
freut lib ihon auf Die guropareiie,
Die oemnabft tpieber angetreter rpiro.
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lld itano i'm Gfter BON 81 Sabren.
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8. .. 2obinion bat auf
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faniihe SDnoentipu in Die Marfts
bale einberufen, Die elm gountn=
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nit 3an5franshen.
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Direttorium Der Qusiteguna auf ben
30. Sftober ongeiebt pDroen.