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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
OFFICER HOOTEN
II Reported 70 the Mayor for offsn-
sive Conduct.


Some Of the gentlemen who came from
Fayetteville last week to attend the
foot ball game. expressed great indigna-
tion at what they claimed was a gratui-
tous insult offered one Of their number,
Mr.. Lamb, by Officer Hooten, at South
Side Park.
Mr.. Lamb claimed, that without any
provocation or reason, so far as he
knew. Officer Hooten approached him
and said: II believe you have = pistol
and I'm going to search you" Mr..
Lamb showed some surprise and indig-
nation, yet told the officer he was at
liberty to search him, but Hooten then
said, "Well, don't guess you have a
pistol after all, and | won't search you. !"
Mr.. Lamb stated that he never carried
a pistol in his life, and other members
of the party stated that Mr.. Lamb was
a gentleman at home and abroad and at
all times, and they thought the presump-
ton of the officer an inexcusable rude
ness.
The matter was reported to Mayor
Yoest, who made an investigation and
states that Mr.. Hooten's action was in
accordance with his duty as an officer,
and explains the matter this way:
A heavy glove in Mr.. Lambs overcodt
pocket had the appearance of a pistol
and bystander reported to Officer
Hooten that Mr.. Lamb had a pistol in
bis pocket and might cause trouble.
That the officer then approached the
gentleman and stated to him what he
had been told, and asked permission to
search him, which permission was given.
In the meantime. however, the officer
had felt the offending overcoat pocket.
and finding only glove in it, carried
the search no further.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
effect of disseminating the canteen
has been unfavOrable.

effect of disseminating the canteen
has been unfavorable.
The boycott against the Schenectady,
n. Y. Railway Company has been
declared off by rhe Trades Assembly.
Rewards aggregsting $lS, 600 have
been offered for the arrest OF the assas-
sins Of A. L. Collins, manager OF the
SmuggIers' Union Mines at Telluride,
Col.
A resident Of Washington State has
written to the postmaster of Plymouth,
Pa, for 500 good looking. healthy,
poor girls, " who are wanted as wives
for the same number OF nice looking,
healthy young men OF good habits
Silver has scored another low rec ord
mark. The quotion in New York was
an cents an ounce, and for Mexican
dollars thirty seven cents Wednesday
The Chinese in New York bought
large remittances ara were surprised
at the amount of exchange given them
The sixteen-ipch coast defence Pnn
has been shipped from the Watervliet
Arsenal to the Sandy Hook proving
grounds. The gun Is over forty-nine
feet in lenght. Four years were re-.
ouired for it's construction. Its cost
was $3.50, 600 and 1858, 600 mounds OF
crude steel were used. 1t will shoot a
projectile weighing 2,87O pounds
twenty one miles.
John Norvell, a brakeman on The
Nashville, Chattanooga st. Louis Rail
road, was shot Wednesday afternoon
in a restaurant at Nashville by George
Frankgos. a Creek, and proprietor OF
the place In which the shooting oc
Cured. Norvell was hit twice, and
lies at tire City Hospital in a critical
condition. Frankgos jealousy OF a
woman employed at the restaurant is
alleged to be the cause OF the trouble.
The Greek was arrested and IL locked
up at the station house. Two pistols
aud q knife were taken from his per-
son.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
In a Drunken Row.

Monday night at negro da ice in a
dive run by Chas Davis on South High
Street, opposite the Stock Yards, Henry
j ,hnson WIS seriously cut by Alex
Armstrong. The cut ing grew out OF
a drunken quarrel Roth negroes were
beastly drunk and it was impossible
to get an intelligent statement from
either as to the origin of the trouble.
j, hnson's W, unds are numerous, rang
ing from lis ace to his knees.
And although of a serious nature are
not necessarily fatal.
Armstrong was placed under arrest
by City Marshal Webb and officers
Hooten and Cabler, and locked in the
city Jail Davis vas arrested and lock-
ed up, charged with running disorde'-
ly house.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05

Nobby designs and beautiful pat
terms of fall style Calicoes. 41ac
Full yard wide heavy Brown Do
nestle, by the bolt, per yard. 41ac
Eull ward wide Sea Island Domes-
tic, per yard. .............; w
A good soft.fnished Bleached 10
Handsome patterns of Outing, regu-
lar 712c quality .'oc
Heavy quality Canton Flannel else
where 12lac, our price. NC
HEAVIEST quaiIty Drilling, cheap al
lOc. our price, 80. '72'
Atwood filing heavy twillad Linseys
in white, gray and pink S zoe
All-wool filing Jeans, only ...,,.., Ioo
Good quality Jeans for bows cloth
ing for the low price OF. loo
Selling out our entire stock OF
Wors,ed, single and double width
BLACK Henrietta, etc., at greatly
reduced prices.
opr single width Atwood filing,
Dress Goods, only. I've
Atwood filing double width Dress
Goods. u snap at. ...... io12c
Infant soft sole Shoes, assorted col ~
ore, oul -. ;...' !, lumbar
Babies chors, FEATHER, IN bumoer
only ~. ....'.t.,. ''''''
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To the Editor Of the Herald and the
Public:
II You think twill not be out of
place for me. on retiring from ONCE
after some thirty years OF service, |
desire TO return my heartfelt and sin
cere thanks TO you. Mr.. Editor. for
your warm support and the many kind
things that you have from time to
time had to say about my Official con-
duct; and to the other good people OF the
town and county for the encourage
ment and support that they have al
ways given me.
The Herald has been great help to
me in whatever good may have &C
complished for the community as an
officer. by the bold and decided stand
it has always taken for good morals
ana good government; and | feel that
every father and mother in this town
auo county, who love their boys and
good morals, ought to be the friend
and patron of the Herald.
IL at any time in the discharge OF
my official duties / have gone beyond
what | should have done, or at any
time fallen short of duty; or il L have
done wrong at different times in bring
ing certain facts to the knowledge OF
the public, that /, as their public
servant. thought they ought to know.
/ hope that | will be pardoned for
these mistakes Let this be as it may,
/ know that my motives were good
L have tried all these years to be con-
scientious in the discharge OF my
duties, and to stand for something
and 40 something for good government
and good morals.
And now as have always felt an
especial interest in the welfare of our
bows, / desire to sound another word
of warning, an1 to appeal to them as
their true friend to put on the armor Of
true young manhood and not to allow
themselves to be led off into bad habits
by those smooth TALKING fellows, who
will tell them ito be brave; that we
must have n good time while we are
young. -,
Remember boys, the boy who will
say no, and stick to it, is the brave
boy; and the fellow who tries to lead
you off. and the fellow that is led OF
by him, Is the coward; or the
.'dominecker as they term 1t.
Cast about and see what bad habits
have done for 30 many others, anu
stand firm and be man, and the
time will soon come when You VIII
be glad that you did. /,
And now again with grateful
heart to the Herald, and to all those
who have stood by me and held up
my hands; and with the promise that
/ shall always be found on the right
side of things. encouraging good gov
eminent and good morals, and doing
what can in my humble way to build
up a true christian manhood in the
community in which live, | am,
with good wishes to all and malice
toward none,
Very Respectfully Yours.
JOHN LATTA.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
Woman Shot by Negro Boy,

Saturday afternoon while the town
was crowded, Clarence Allen, a negro
boy, shot and killed Ellen Catron,
woman of the town, at her home near
the old gas house. The greatest ex-
citement prevailed especially among
the colored people, and large CROWDS
collected at the scene OF the Tragedy.
There were no witnesses to the MUIR
der, but many saw the Allen boy enter
the house, heard the murderous shots
and witnessed the subsequent flight
of the assassin -Gallatin Tennessean
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
CARD OF THANKS.

Man is born to sorrow; none entira'y
escape it. And yet there is no grief that
loving acts and kind words OF symI a.
thizing friends may not make it less
hard to bear. Sudden, heavy and ap-
palling as our affection lie, we are yet
BILE to look up and see u rift through
the gloom. because of the many kind
nesses Of our many friends. And we
would have them one and all to know,
that their visits through the rain and
the cold, their words of cheer and bear
tiful flowers. we're not in vain. but III
be cherished through al the years #
our lives in grateful remembrance.
Sincerely your friends.
H L. Hendley and family.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
A Million Voices

Could hardly express the thanks of
Homer Hall, of West Point, la. Listen
why: A severe cold had settled OH his
lungs causing most obstinate cough.
Several hysicians said he had co.,
but could not help him.
" hen All thought M was doomed he
began 10 use DR.. Kings New Discovery
f,r Consumption, and writes-'lt COM
p'etely cured me aud saved my life. l
! ow weigh 2N pounds" It's positively
guaranteed for Coughs, Gods and Lung
troubles. Price 5 6 and 81 90. Trial
bottles fire at w. T.. Woldrdge's.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
LATE HERR kRUPP LEAVES
FACTORY TO DAUGHTERS

Essen. November %. The late Herr
Krupps will leaves the factory to mis-
oldest daughter, Bertha. to be admin
Istered by his widow until the
daughter attains her majority. Be-
sides the $75, 900 given for the benefit
of the employees, Frau Krupp, in
behalf of Fraulein Bertha, has given
$50, 0v0 to 10 devoted TO the improve
ment of Essen.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
Rural Carrier Examination.

Thirty-fve Of the applicants for
rnral route carriers were examined
Friday. All applicants for routes l l
and IL were examined. and also those
living out Of town for routes 8 and IT.
There were remaining 112 applicants to
be examined Saturday. The work
which ct mpletes the examination
was card reading contest, and
was conducted at the Public School
building. Chief Inspector Clspp IL
being assisted bv Inspectors Calhoun.
Chance and Graham, who came out
srom Nashville.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
CITY COURT.

Several offenders felt the hand of
restriction in Judge Erwin sscourt Mon
dao, The following cases came up:
Bud Irvine. colored, fighting, fined
81 50: Rube Evans, colored, lighting,
fined $3.50; Annie McLearin, colored,
lettering around saloons, fined 50; ID.
Jones, colored drunkenness and tight
ing. dismissed; Reese Denton, assault
and ba ttery. continued; Gus johnson,
assault, fined 50 and costs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
FOils n Deadly Attack.

any wife was so Ill that good physic-
ians were unable to help her." writes
M. NJ. Austin, of Winchester, Ind, "but
was completely cured by DR.. Kings
New Life Pills" They work wonders
N stomache and liver troubles. Cure
constipation, sick headache. 25c at w.
+. Woldridge's drug store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
GOAT USED IN INITIATION
PRODUCED IN EVIDENCE

Charleston, S. G., November 49,
The second trial at Yorxville of the
case of S. w. Mitchell against the
Woodmen of the World for alleged
injuries received curing initiation
ceremonies, has resulted in another
mistrial. The 'goat" used In the
initiation of Mitchell was produced
in evidence.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
Arsenal VS.. Sheffield.

One of the prettiest games OF ball
ever played on q southern glidiron
was played on the Sheffield grounds
THANKSGIVING day, between the Co
lumb a, Tenn, Arsenal team and the
Sheffield Athletic Club team. The
game was clean from start to finish,
aud both teams played their very best
game. being the closing game Of the
season.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05

Children's Shoes in number 4. 5 and
25c
One lot Of odds and ends Of Misses
Shoes, % pair, consisting OF
lace and buttons, ranging in
numbers IL, IL, ID and at y. .6oc
Mems Shoes up-to-date style; a
splendid looktr, from to III in
either plain or cap toe, per pair, 80
Mems assmere Pants, winter
weight only. 800. ....... Sloo
Special bargains to close out
odds and ends in good quality
Pants. Extremely low will be our
prices IN Children's and Youths
Clothing. Last but not least, here
comes corker.
IA Mems Suits, no 2 alike, ranging
in price from al 90 to $3.50
Suit, being odds aud ends, your
choice. ..... $3.50
10 Heavy Atwood winter Suits. no
alike, also ODDS and ends, all
siz ranging originally from 6 to
8 dollars. Your choice at... 81 30
9 Suits, consisting of heaviest blue
Flannel, Corduroy and all-w'ol
Cashmere, at special bargain
they would he at $40, our price, So.9O
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
He Found a Cure.

r. H. Foster, 3lS 8. I'd Street. Salt
Lake City, writes: IL have been both
cred with dyspepsia or 'ndiges ion Tor
81 years, have tried many doctors with
out relief but | have found cure IN
Herbine. | recommend it to all my
friends, who are afflicted that way, aid
it is curing them, too. SOC at A. D.
Rains.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
The,Pride Of Heroes.

Many soldiers<n the last war wrote to
cav that for Scratches, Bruises, cut
Wounds, Corns, Sore Feet and S'tff
Joints. Buckien's Arrica Salve is the
best in the world. same for Burns,
Scalds. Bols, Ulcers, SKIN Eruptions
and pies It cures or no pay. Only &c
at Woldridge's drug store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
Uncle Sans Fish Business.

According to the last report OF the
United States Fish Commission Uncle
Sam spent $175, 600 in one year In
propagating fish for the benefit OF the
fisheries of various kinds. The hsh
and eggs distributed in year number
more than /, 600, 900, 900.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
FaYOrite Family Remedy.

Frequently accidents occur In the
household, which cause burns, cuts.
sprains and bruises; for use in such
cases, Billiards. Snow Liniment has for
many years been the constant favori!e
family remedy. 25c, SOC and 81 90 at A.
b, Rains,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05
Freight Wreck on NE. & $.

10 wreck at Dry creek crossing on
the N F. & =. Ry. near Mt. Pleasant,
four ears loaded with phosphate jumped
the track tnl ware wcecded. Tratii |,
was della, eu several hours.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-05

r. ~ wa also Hat Depatme and pig slices u o
my ns Orr Gents Goods such Underwear
Travelling are not OK
49,, In our SLAUGHTER SALE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Seffeneruna Der Gifenbabnen

@egen ems Der amendments our
Staatsuerfaiiuns mirb ieet cine ltarfe
Sppoittion seltenb semadt gs
banbelt iid INN bic grbobuns Ser
Steuer auf 8ruttoeinnabn,en Ser gi=
ienbabnen pom BRET auf pier 9rosent.
yeidt etua, baB sesen bic grbObuns
Sront sema6t mirb, uielmebr miro
seltenS sema9t, baB unter Ser por=
seidlasenen @rbobuns tbatiddlt6
eine GrmdBisuns ii@ berse. Stati=
itifen, aus benen ii9 eine 8ere9=
nuns sieben lieBe. iinb nidt CUR 5anb,
unb, mie es ideint, idmer erbdltli9.
Oie Tbatiade aber, baB in Der por=
seIdlasenen %iosenannten grbobune
bic Nrt unb @eiie Der 8ere9nuna
pom 9runb aus perdnbert mirb, ldBi
pieles permutben; INN 70 mebr, als
Elm itidbaltiser @runb fur bic Men=
beruns Der 8erednuns ni9t porse=
bradt merben fam. Na9 benz sur
Nbittmmuns uorliegenben 8orldlaa
miro Minneiotas Intbeil an ben
swii9enftaatliden gerfebrseinnabmen
weIentli9 anbers berednet, ndmlid
aus Dem grosentiab Der @eiammt=
meilensabl Ser Babn, bie fid in
Minneiota befin6et. Oie Nortbern
gaciic bat beiipielsmeiie, spansia
9rosent tbrer Meilen in MinneIota,
unb wirben baber muir 20 groseni
Der Serfebrsetnnabmen spii9en Tar=
90 unb Duluth Ser 8eiteueruns unz
terliesen. Sbren 8ertebr swiiden
Oulutb unb Woorbeab ober anbereu
Bunften In bieiem Staate f6nnte Die
Bobn NIT 9eidtisteit pom rein itaat=
liden gum auiidenitaatliden erbeben,
inbem iie @eit Srperior ftatt Duluth
gum Mussansspuntt ma1te. @it
einsanss erwdbnt, i@eir1t Is unm6s=
li9, Statiitifen fur bic Berednuno
gu erbalten. Nus n1an9er &laHe
pom 8ertebr mirben iinter ben Be.
binsunsen Der 8orlase erbebli9 bo.
bere Steuern entiprinsen. Die al:
|idbrli@e 8~ef6rberuns pon 100 Mil=
lionen 8uidel Sru9t aus ben beiber
Oafotas nod ben 3niIinssitdbter
unb Duluth mir6en aber einert u1ge.
beuren Steuerausfau nit ii9 brinsen.
Oa elm fti9baltiser @runb fur BIZ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
20. Sabrgang. st. Gbub, aRinndoa, Oonnerfag, ben 80. Ohober, 1902. Mumner 8

muir bic Stimmseber iber bic @abl
binwestduiden, berna9 bleibt es
beim Nlten, unb Bel Der nd9iten
@abl fdnst bas S90nreben pom neu=
EN- on. Am Sartf bari ni9ts sedn
bert werben, iast bic gelOmadt; iie
i6ldst auf ibre pole Sai6en, nit
wel6en iie bic Yrelie unb 9eiessez
buns auffaufen unb bic @ablen brit
siren. @enn mir benz Wonopol gu
eeibe riiden uno Sarif &eform ber=
.beifibren woueu, mullen mir fir
9eute itimmeu, wel9e btele Grinsipien
r~eprdienttren. @enn mir &eform im
Staatsmelen einfibren molten, mullen
mir neue 8eamten unb cine neue Yar=
tel ans &uber brinsen = ionit miro
aus Der 10 notbwenbisen &efOrm
nt6ts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

aenberuns Der 8ere@nuns ni6t uor=
subrinsen unb bas tbatid9li6e Steu=
erersebniB unter Der gorlase b69lt
srueifelbafter Natur lit, 10 lit faum
an3uratb en-, ii6 NIT Sen anSertbalb
Wsiaionem, wel@e bic giienbabnen
aaidbrli6 tn Die &aiie bes Staates
sablen, nidt besniisen gu wOusn.
Orr betrefenoe goridlas itebt auf
benz Staatstidet ais pterter unb les-
ter uno lautet: r5ir grbObuns Ser
Steuer auf bic Srutioeinnabmen Der
gilenbabnen pom bret auf pier pro
sent" Wan laile ii9 ni6t iofort
bur6 ben tdui9enben @ortlaut TIRE
fabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

iesuns pom gii9ofsftiblen in iolden
Otocelen in benen bas polnilde Gle.
ment itarf pertreten lit, wirbise unb
fdbise ganbibaten polniider Iatio=
nolitdt fortan ni9t minber ais iol9e
irii9er, beuti9er ODER elmer anberen
Nationalitdt in Setra6t sesosen unb
beridii6tist merben, bamit bas itarfe
polnii9e Clement enbli6 au9 i'm @pis=
copat Ser Ser. Staaten pertreten iei,
mas bisber nod ME Ser Sail sepe=
fen. Steler @unl9 erl6eint bur6=
aus bilig, unb Der bO6w' tie 6err
grsbil9of madt feinen 6ebl baraus,
baB er ii6 fur bic Sade intereliirt unb
iie befirmortet. Obmobl feline &eiie
lebisli6 Ser 6erteuuns ieiner Sc
iunbbeit gait, bate er iid entl6loHen,
bte Sade Dem Cardinal 9eSodcmsfi
81 rnterbreiten bod mar bieier Bel
Msisr. &aser's anfunft in &om
bereits 10 tranf, baB er feline auoiens
in iol@en anselesenbeiten mebr er
tbeilen f%onnte, un6 obmobl ser
bo9m'ite Serr Grsbii9of, auf 3ure=
BEN Der llmsebuns bes Cardinals, nod
mebrere @o9en in &om meilte, in
Ser 6oHnuns, baB Der 3uitanb Sr.
gmtnens ii9 be1iern unb cine Mu6iens
erm0sliden merbe, sins biele grmar=
tuns ni9t in grfiauns, unb Der
bodm'ite 6err @rsbii6of muBte bes=
balb &om uerlaiien, obne cine Sc
lesenbeit CUR 8efirmortuns bes Sc
iu6s erbalten gu baben.
Oie 8emesung mirb aber smeifeIos
ibren Sortsans nebmen unb friber
ODER ipdter aud BEN nellen Yrdfeften
Ser propaganda, Cardinal @otti, be-
i6dftisen. Oie1er aber mirb bielelbe
idmerli9 erlebisen, obne porber bei'm
Episcopal Der Ser. Staatem un6 Ipez
siel BEL Ben gild0fen pou Di0ceIen
nit itarfer polniider fatbulil9er 8e=
u0lferuns l1mfraee gu balten. 1n6 90
bodm'ter grsbii9of &aser nit allen
g~inselbeiten Der Srase mobl per-
traut lit, 10 mirb er mobl smeifelos
Bel beren grlebisuns gu Static sesosen
merben.
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3ar rpolnii@en Sii9afs' Grase"

Giner aeuBeruns bes bo@'iten 9rn.
grsbtldofs &aser 5ufolse bot bic grz
lebisuns Der rpOlniiden 8ii9ofs=S Sra
ger in Nom bur9 ben Sob bes Car
binals 2ebo9omsfi, bes grdfeften Der
Yroposanba, eire gersOseruns erlit=
ten unb lit taum weiter sebiebem, ala
DOR ieiner 8etle nod &om. gs ban=
belt ii9 BEL beIaster Srase betanntz
It'd nidt I'm Bic grnennuns zines pol
nii9eu Bti@ofs fur einen i'm 8oraus
beitimmten Sis, unb nod piel meni=
ger zines Rational : 8ii@ofs" fur
Sic Bolen bieies 2anbes, moran
tein uerninftiser Meni@ bentt,
ionbern bic besisli@e Bewesuns sieli
le6isli@ barauf ab, baB Bel Der BE-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
&spubl,tanii9e So9autb una Gbbs.

Seit BEN lesten 9 Sabren baben bic
&epublitaner fait in ldmmtli6en
Staaten Ser linton Sies auf Stes
errunsen. Die 0Hentli6e Meinuns
par in acknowledgement @eile auf
ibrer Settle, trosbem iie blutmenis
setbanI baben, bas 8ertraueu bes Sol=
tes gu uerbieneu. Oas rationale ab=
seorbneterbaus mar republtfanil9,
Ser Senat mar republttaniid uno Der
Yrdlibent mar republifanil9 unb bod
mie menise MaBreseln wurben paiiirt,
mel9e benz ausemeiuen @obl gu @ute
famen! Oasesen lit bic Serri9aft
Der Monopole unter ibrer &esieruns
10 sefeitist morben, baB beute bas
gauge @olf unter Ser &nute Der
Sruits leufst. Oie @usbeutuns Der
MaGen bur9 bic &1aiien bat eineu 10
bednsitisenben umfans ansenOmmen,
baB benz @olte enbli9 iber ben mabz
rem gbaratter Der republifaniI9en
9artei bic ausen se0Hnet gu ietn
l6einen. Sebenfaus lit ems ii6er:
Die republitanilde SO@futb lit perz
laufen, Ser 1mi6muns in Der Offent=
li9en Weinums lit erfOlst. S6on
Sic nd9iten Oienitas itattinbensen
@ablen werben bies bemeilen. Colt
ten sic &epublitaner, mas ibrisens
Iebr smeifelbaft lit, biesmal nod ben
Sies bapontrasen, 10 miro es Elm
pprrbusiies ietn. Sn ben meiiten
Staaten Ser linton iteben ibnen unanz
senebme ueberrai9unsen beuor. Ser
nddlte &onsreB, wel6er 3S6 Witslie=
Der aufmeilen wtrb, birfte mad ben
iorsfdltisiten Grmittelunsen GROCER
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