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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-07-01
Cholera Infantum. .

This has long been regarded as
one of the most dangerous and fatal
diseases to which infants are subject.
It can be cured, however, when prop
erly treated. All that is necessary is
to give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy and castor
oil, as directed with each bottle, and
q cure is certain. For sale by The
Kaufman Drug Go.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-07-01
And save your he alth.
In Good Company.

TIE members of the Druid Park
church were very exclusive, says Lip
pincott's. Before anybody could join
the church there was rule which
required the applicant to present
himself to an examining committee.
A favorable report from this commit
toe was required before the applicant
could be presented to the church for
membership. Solomon Dunn, black
smith by trade went before the com.
mittee. He was promptly turned
down. Gossip attributed his failure
to his lack of social standing, though
the committees decision was to the
effect that the applicant be instruct
cd to "go and make the acquaintance
of the Lord" Three weeks later,
nothing daunted, Dunn, again sought
the committee. The chairman of the
committee asked:
"Well, Mr.. Dunn, have you seen
the Lord?"
II have" replied Mr.. Dunn.
"Well, tell the committee about it,
said the chairman.
II told the Lord" spoke up MIR.
Dunn, "that I had been trying to get
into his church for two or three
months, but somehow I couldn't
make it; and the Lord told me, breth-
eren, not to mind about that because
he had been trying himself to get in
here for the last three and hadn't
been able to succeed"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-07-01

"Oh! yes, it was the first time they
had met, but they became real chum-
my at once" "Is that SOL" "Yes,
they discovered the same breakfast
food"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-07-01
HEALTH
I'M SURAN c.

The man who insures his life is
wise for his family.
The man who insures his health
is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health by guard
ing it. 1t is worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
tests itself in innunerable ways
TAKE-m
! Tut Pills
And save your he altis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
STATE FEDERATION
 CONVE'' TON ENDS
WAS THE LARGEST AND MOST IN- TERESTING IN HISTORY OF WoMEN's CLUBS OF THE STATE.

Tuscaloosa, November 6.-(Special.) )-The State Federation of Women's clubs which has been in session here for the past three days came to a close last evening. The meeting proved to be one of the largest and most interesting in the history 9f women's clubs in Alabama. The principal feature of yesterday was the visit to tho university. Several hours were spent lay the visitors in viewing the leading edu- cational institution in Alabama, and they expressed themselves as being greatly pleased.
 At the afternoon session a resolution was passed establishing a scholarship for $125.0O for a girl at the university. res olution was also passed that the federation would use its influence to secure an appro- priation of not less than s25,O00.00 for ar annex building at the University of Ala bama. An appropriation for $5000 was made for the boys industrial farm at East Lake, and many clubs pledged amounts for beds for the dormitory.
 Mrs. J. l.. McConaughy of Montevalio. was elected delegate of the federation to the State Federation association. Several changes were made in the constitution ana strong temperance resolution was passed "Enobarbus," the reciprocitv committees best paper from any club written by Miss Dolly Kirk ofthe Tintagh ciub or Montgomery, was read by Mrs II. T. lnge of Mobile An invitation was accepted by the federation to hold their next meeting in Mobile. the date of meet ing to be settled by the executive com mittee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
PRATT CITY.
The "Deestrick SkuIev Makes Quite a
 Hit in Wylam.

Pratt City November 6.-(SpeciaI) )-The "Deestrick Skulep company. composed of Pratt City talent. with number of their friends, went over to Wylam tonight where they produced their play before a large audience.
 The people of Pratt City showed their appreciation by filling Foleys opera house both nights of the performances at this place, and the people of wylam showed their appreciation tonight by packing the house to overhowing, and by giving each of the actors liberal ap- plause. The play is under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church. and the proceeds will go for the benefit of the church.
 T. F. Edwards of Lockmart, Ga, will open, at an early date, a mems furnish ing establishment at the old Hanby stand on Third street. He will run an up-to- date business in every respect. F. J. Ingram, a well known young business man of Pratt City, will have the manage ment of the business.
 Miss Alma Seay left yesterday for Montgomery, where she is visiting rela- lives and friends.
 J. c. Wood. student of Howard col
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
WATER MANS IDEAL F0UN TAIN PENS.
Roberts & Son, Photographers,
 Job Printers,
 Stati0ners,
 Blank Book Makers. 1912 THIRD AVENUE.
FLORENCE
City Seeks to Recover Sewer Fund
 Misappropriated.

Florence, November 6.-(Special )--At the regular November meeting of the city council the mayor was instructed to em- ploy Attorney George P. Jones to inves- tigate whether or not about $10OO0 of the sewer fund which was msappropriated in the fall of 1901 can be recovered and returned to the account of the sewer fund and if so, to proceed to recover 1t. The act of the legislature empowering the city to issue sewer bonds forbade the money so obtained being used for any other purpose. A former board authorized the city treasurer. J. E. F. Westmore- land, to draw on the fund for the above amount to defray the expenses of sup pressing a smallpox epidemic, and the present board is seeking 10 hold the treas urer responsible for the sum so misap- propriated.
 An ordinance was passed ratifying the route of the Sheffield Street Railway company inside the city limits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07

evening service Sunday. The annual tenn perance meeting will be held at the church during the evening service The w. c. T.. U. will be present and an interesting pro- gramme will be carried out. The St. Johns choir will give series of four concerts. commencing next Thursday night. The first one will be held at the home of Dr. Hendon.
 The Rev. J. W. Orr. pastor of the First Presbyterian church will occupy his pulpit at both the morning and evening serv- ices Sunday.
 At the First Baptist church the Rev. Dr. H. w. Provence. the pastor, will preach at both the Sunday services
 At St. Anne's the Rev. Father Kennedy will conduct the regular services Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
lege. was visiting Pratt City friends yes

lege. was visiting Pratt City friends yes terday. The Rev s. J. Jennings of Clanton was visiting friends in the city yesterday.
 Dr. w. K McCray of Blocton was vis- iting Pratt City yesterday.
 Miss Washington of Birmingham was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Frank Washington, yesterday.
 The little baby of MT. Lusk is quite sick. Trammely Bagey left last night for an extended visit to Memphis
 Dr. W. T. Petts and Mrs. Pettis are the guests of Mrs. Kelly this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
STEEL PLANT IS
 BREAKING RECORD
DAILY OUTPUT GREATER THAN EVER BEFoRE-SOCIALA AND PER. soNAL NOTES OF THE STEEL CITY.

Ensley, November 6.-(Special )-Since the resumption of work at the rail mill last Monday the output is breaking all former records. The mill was closed down a few days last week because the com pany had received a large order for bil- lets, and to fill this order at the re- quired time they were compelled to stop work at the rail mill. During the short time the mill was idle it was overhaued and the rollers put in excellent condi- tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
Liahtnina KiIIa Boy.

Carrollton, Ga. November 6.-(SpecialD About the noon hour Thursday an cleo tric storm settled over the area around Carrollton and a heavy rain fell. A report came in from five miles southeast of the city that the home of Warner McLendon, a well-known and prosperous farmer, had been struck by lightning and demolished. A son of MT. and Mrs. McLendon, who is some 12 years old. received a shock from which he died.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
Mrs. wInsIow,s soo,hlno svrvp,

the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winsiow's . Soothing syrup and take no otner kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS Tor their CHILDREN WHILE TEEThlN9. with PERFECT SUCCESS. IL SOOTAES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. AL LAYS all PAIN. CURES WIND COLIc, and Is twenty-flve cents q bottle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
Socia. and Personal.

The Ladies Maccabees held a most de- lightful meeting tonight in their hall. A number of guests were present and all report an enjoyable time. A special musi- cal programme was carried out by the ladies, which elicit, d frequent applause from the visitors. After the business and musical programme had been con- pleted refreshments were served
 Miss Eugenia Weatherly and Mir Err nest McIver of Birmingham were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Peyton Eubank yesterday.
 Miss Katherine Hodges, a popular young lady of this place, is visiting friends and relatives in Anniston.
 Miss Mamie Trotwood of Sheffield, is the guest of Mrs. l.. C.. Hoffman on Avenue l.
 Miss Lucille Rogers of Birmingham was the guest of Ensley friends yesterday
 With the Churches.
 The Rev J. D. D. Hall, rector of Sf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
NEW THINGS IN STATIONERY

We can now say without fear of suc' cessfuI contradiction that we have the MOST COMPLETE and UP-TO-DATE LINE of fine stationery in the state. SWELL BOXES of finest papers and envelopes. Nothing nicer for pres ent or for personal use. These must be seen to be appreciated. KARA LINEN, the most popular thing in pound papers, in white and the new shade, tinburn; the QRo price is noly. ................ PAPERS for embossing monographs on, etc., speciality.
 ENGRAvlNG-Let US figure on your wedding invitations and reception cards, visiting cards, etc. We can please you.
 LADlES-We have just received a complete line of hand-painted tally cards See them. Also programme pencils, all colors; score cards etc. Complete stock of Rubber Bands. Largest stock of kOHlNOOR Pencils. Largest stock of best Blank Books and Office Requisites in the state.
 1904 DIARIES.
 WATERWAYS
 IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
LIME! LIME! LIMEI

LIME! LIME! LIME!
 We are general distributors for this district for White Rose Lime. Sold In barrel. bulk and car lots. Quality an d weight guaranteed. Quick delivery. We ask a fair trial. A. J. Krebs Com- pany, Birmingham, Ala. Both phones No. 848.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07

ENvELoPEs-corr shapes and
 sizes for both ladies and gentlemen. former prices 1oc, 15c and So
 2oc; now only, per pack. ....... O0 POUND PAPERs-AIl 25c and 35c laid linen pound papers at, 1Sc
 per pound, only. ......... o CSC box papers, pounds writing paper and envelopes to match, latest shape, white and tints, boxes slight O0n
 Iy soiIed; price ony........ o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07

SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Gas Coke in lots of five tons or over, ordered for de- livery in the next two weeks, only &3. 50 per ton.
 B'ham Ky, It. & F. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07

Pay Gas and Electric Bills before the 10th and keep the Collector away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
Religious Denominations.

The religious denominations here have two Methodist churches, the M. E. soutb and the M. E.; one Catholic and one Lutheran church, the latter perhaps the stronger. The Rev. NJ Nierman is lie pastor and resides here permanently.
 The city government is controlled bv Mayor T. M. Gibbs and Aldermen q Burkart, R. A. Collins. J. M. Rhea. A w. Crumley and D. Patterson. all renre- sentative men. active in their puhl,c duties and interested in the development of the town.
 Natural conditions surrounding Hance- Vile are quite similar to those enjoyed by the town of Cullman, the climate de- lightful, the soil productive, the water pure, the scenery magnificent and the population industrious. orderly and de- serving.
 The Age-Herald. under the new sched- uie, hnds here willing and anxious read CTS, and ike all Cullmanites they reioice that the new schedule gives to them an Alabama morning daily at so early an hour. It brings them in closer touch with Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07

Ten per cent saved. Pay Gas and Electric bills before the 10th.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07
BARGAIN SALE FINE STATIONERY.
Everything on Our Stationery Bargain Counter at Just One-
 Third Former Prices.

We must close out and reduce our former stock to make room for our new line of Hurd's and Hurlbut's latest and finest stationery just received. See it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-07

TURKEYS! TURKEYS! Tennessee Turkeys just re. ceived.
 Fox Sons & Smith Go.
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GoIp N Bio.
@afhinatpn. .. g. u. TOP.


Ser @elonote 9euuprc i'll 8ogoia
meIoete Dem StaatSlefretoriat, OoB
om S. D. u. groBe Wtenlhcnmoicn
ourd Die StraBen Der genunnten
Sta0t ge5ogen p0ren uno ,9tieoer
nit gtarroqlin" geibrieen bGtten. IN
elmer QiaiienperlanmIung pur0en
idpere8ormiirfe gegen oeu Br1iiOen.
ten erboben uno eiE Hegierunq$med;.
lei perlangt @lmoerte Don Mlenid)cn
orongten iid1 Dor Dem HoIaite, muD,
reno ein befdllllter 8euerul Den Grd.
iioenten SIR gtieoerIegung ieinrr
@ilroe Quiforoerte. Die NienQe mur.
De BON Sruppen nuSeinanoergelrie.
ben IS CAB einige Yermunoete,
ober feine looten. Die Sto0t Itcbt
inter Hriegsreht. Gie @eianOtid)afG
Der @ereilligten Stooten erbielt cine
Wfilltarnad)c. ubluobl feinerIei fein0.
ieIige SGn0oebungen 9egen iie iut.
ternommen muroen. GdS Saus oeS
2oren5o 0Iarroauin 0pa1ridleiEgiA
bes Semotors unN Sohnes 0eS 8rdli.
0eutelD puroe init SteiRen bonlbar.
Dirt.
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Gabnfrita.

aenGarot, SnpfoIonie, If. gtoo.
Sin 6aufe bon 1900 oufriibrerii1en
Sottentotten nGbert iin Der 8ren5e. Gs
Iinb ibnsn poIi3iiten entgegengeianot
norben. 6reitpiIlige tpurben 3ur0ienits
leiitung eingerufen Wan erpdrtet blu'
tiae Sample.
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u q bten.


A0en, H. Mon.
syn einem Sample britii6er 2rlps
pen nit Gingeborenen i'm 9interIanos
bon 4oen fpurben a9t bri.iife Suion'
tcriiten unb elm Sepon peripunbet. Die
Gingeborenen batten idlpere 8erIuits.
hires 9duptlingsGobn befinbet ii4 un'
ter ben 9efallenen.
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Sopfer 1bat.
gpep g)ori. 70. ROB.


Der Motormann Solspb Sobnion,
n.lder ,ine Jrau uno 3pei 9inoer aus
tOotli9er Geiabr rsitst.. piro fDdbrs
i6sinIi6 IelbIt Isin qsbtu perIisren.
Qluf Der 1yabri na6 ben 9toaopap
Jsrriss belt er an, nm cine Jraa uuo
3uei 9inoer ,init,i9sn 81 Iahsn, mel
DE BON oem gjiyqeritsig ubsr bic
Gtrabe nod osr bintersn platform
ainesn. Sn oisiem 2lugenbIid be
m,rtts oyobnIon Elm pfGo. peldes IN
niIb.m @o.opp batter fam. Shnell
nti6loFen. mari sr ii6 csm gferos
IN bic 3iiqeI unb osr pl6blife Rud
mari oas pfsrb 5ur Ssi'e, pdtrsnb gu
qlei6sr 3eit 5obnion as9,n sirsugaum
oeItfeubert muroe uno rt9ungslos lie
1sn blieb. Die 5rol uno ibre bei0sn
ainber t1msn otre bic csrinaiie Der.
lebuna baron, oof tsr 1Diers llloirrs
mann erliil siren Sti1tlhruh uno
ois 2ler3ts 3iD.ifslu Koran taB er nit
ben qeben ooDon'owm'
GonpreB.
gcdTGington. z g.. 12. 9oD
StnGt
Der Ssnot nobm in ieiHer beuiiasB
Sibung cine 2lnsa5i gsiiiicRsa sHiGe'
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0itaanaIfraee
Wdfhln0tpn. .. q. IL. Npp

2Hdt9tH9tpH, y. ", IL. Jlpp.
Sn bieiigsn Ieitenoen &reiIen lpirh
nit 8eitimmtbeit ongenommen, boB ir.
9eno pslde 8erfu9e 8olumbiens. biz
@erbanblungen iiber ben &anai pieoeI
5u erneuern, nublos iein iperoen. Dn
Der Staot.ft bGttsn Banana ais elmer
raabbdn9igen Staat anertdnnt unf
fonnten in 3utunft mr nit panamc
unterbdnbeln.
Der Gsiunbte 2opsr in Berlin bes
ridtete. bab Baron gfittbofen, Der
beutIbe MiniItsr beS 2leuBeren, tbn ges
beten babe, bic Ee9ierung in Waibin9'
ton Oapcn in &enntniB SIT isBen, bah
Der 8ericbt. 9euti6lanb lpClle iih in
bic o{itbmusfraoe einmiifen. poIlitdns
big erfunhen Iei unb 6aB man Don
Der ongeblihen 4bIidt Der Regieruna
BON aoIumbien. zen 3oiier nm Bel
itanb gu bitten, niht bus Gerin9its
tpiiIs. 0iefc Wittbeilun9 Der otuiiden
Regicrung bsitdtigt aIlsrbings nur cine
bier bereits betannte 9botIaft, lpirf
obtr oesbaIb fir piatig gebolten, neil
bic mordlii6s gBirtung auf Die anbern
Mddts i6perli9 ausbIeiben lam.
paris, IL. ROB.
6err 80. q. GtompeG. Der ioeben
no6 RefU gorf 3uriidreiit, 1T BON Der
Banana eele1i6oft bepo1md6tias
poroen, oeren SutereFsn in Maibing.
ton 3u pertreten. Gr bat bic 0oGs
mdat in Der 3aide, oen Der. Stuaten
unter BEN brt1 bic 9aromasR sRsDolus
iion nur leitt oboeGnberten 8srbGlts
niTen bieislben &on3eTionen gu bisten.
nit oies friiber bic colombiId1e Reoies
rune tbot. Die frans6iiIhen Snter,
eTenten iino Der QlnTdt, bdb nun,
na6oem Banana bic BON ben Der.
Staaten dnertannte Rchtsnohfol9e'
rim 6olombios oeporben 1T, es feline
Shtpisrioteiten mebr bisten pirb. Die
anualfrdqe in bic re6ten Gjeteiis gu
leiten.
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RCatJrutr.
Sel ScIf5nig iul Ocn StabIfGnig be.
iicgt babcn.
Gin Nsiu g)urfer &eOercuO eifcrt oe.
gen Die 9lniiiibrnu9 Ocs uGariifaI".
llnfcrc Nrmcc.
6 in g ie9 u . defetter's.
Nem 0lnrF 1c 9}ns

IINIU JUtIt T.. JlVV.
Ginem nit GROCER 9eitimmtbeit oufs
tretenoem Geriat Sufolge bat bic
Stouoaro Oil Company bic &on=
troue in Der llniteb States Steel Gprs
poration erIanqt. RodelelIer ipu 8s
orobt boben ben nit oer llniteb States
SbipbuiIoing psrbunoenen Stdnbai
bolitdnoi9 auf3uoeden uno bies Ioa
Mor9on sur Yahgiebistsit peranIabt
bdben.
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Don b.t qusfettuns.

Ter QtusnslIunss aommiiIdr Gbas.
20. aobliaat tit bon ieiner 3teiis nab
ben itanbinapiIden 2dnoeru 3uriidgea
is6lt. gDie er iagt, per6su NronprinS
GuItaf BON Shipeben uno aronpi,r5
Erieorid Ron Sdnsmart gum geiuh
Der 2lusIicluna nadl St golIis tcnl
men uno bic itdnoinapiih,n gdnoer
iperoen Ii6 lebbdfi an Der 2Iusiteliung
bethetliqen.
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Gom, II. 9lop.
01in nf Hnneinrn- II 01nh

@on ben 130 Sale BON 8sulenpeIt
enbsten neuerrinns % tootIi6. @s
purben &c neue @rtrantungsfdae an.
genleloet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-13

Nus gel9rab luirp esHitloet, bob GER
ooriigs britiIde Geindfistrdg.r it4
tpeigertt. bic @tidniiriht Der ierbis
ihen Rsgierung 3um Geburisia9e beg
aonigs enteegsn3uuebmen. Gbpobl
oisie 4bletnluq in llebersinittmmung
nit GuQlanos Gr,l0rIu9 i.s5t NIT
Ter Re9israaq o.s aonias Ytisr tsne
piplomotii4en 9s'ishurqsH uniulals
Ten 81 pollen. Ga. tie rod auiit9sh
.rrest.
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sc MiIitGriiheS.
Moibington, .. g., II. Npp.

3em Sobresberibt 0es iteapertye.
tenoen @eneralnOiutonten san jl'
folge beitono Ole Irmee ar. IS. Otto.
Der 1903 aus 36S1 Dfii5icreu unO
$500 Solooten. SSn Dem nit Dem
80. Suni 81 @noe gebenben Sabre
nerIor oie Armee 9,279 Solooten
pie folgt; 1873 0ffi5iere. nopon % ilr
SeIOe getootet lpitroeu ooer an 8un.
Den oOer Grarfbeiteu Itarben; 2S. Iii
@emeiue. monon S37 i'm tSeloe ooer
ouf Dem 9rdnfenbett ibren 500 ian-
Den, mdbrcn0 Die llebrigen aus Dem
0ienit id)ie0en. neil eutlpeOer ibre
Belt abgelduicn, neil lie oelertirten
ooer oicmlhniGhig paren.
Gin GROCER Sbeil Der 9eridlte BE-.
aiebt iidl oiii O!e Wtili5. bereu Ue.
ionmtitdrte AM 116, ,542 angegeben
miro Bon Der @ermenoung Der vi
liz III einem pirtlidlen ariege 1at
Der @enerols s2biutant teine Iebr bobs
Meinung. Der ipaniihe 9rieg
babe es belpicien, ooB niht Die SdIfts
Dem gtui 5ur 6obne 6olge CAB. Cine
REORGANIZATION miro bringenO cin.
pfoblcu.
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Irgentiniep.
3uenpg Qlnres. IL. Npp.

ga prsniu". Die angee9enite bieiisc
3.itung, iost in einem Die 8ereinigz
ten Staaten inSuoumerita" iiberI9ries
benen 2eitauiiaB, Die 0ereinisten
Stsdten b0tsn allts, mas mo9Ii9 pdre,
auf, um bic Sniurgenteu auf Dem SItbs
mus BON banana gu unteritiisen. Oas
8Iatt f9liebt nit ben Dortsn;
r@s Iouts Siipamerita our 2sbre
bienen, OaB osr2lbidluB pon9ertrGgen
spiIden tleinsn, i9ipa6en glotionsn
unb itarfen Md6tsn iibIs 5plssn ba'
ben f1nne."
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u Mt lien.
Me[ino!pn. g2euieeIanb. IL. NLp.

Wellin9ion, NeuIceldnD, y. NL0.
0as 9an0elseomits bes Abqeorbnes
tenbaufs8 empfabl Die 2tbIebnunq Der
@orlage bes premiermiriiters sSebbpn,
i'm gsreinigten 80nigrei9e JleiIder.
lGben gu erridten Dos Gpmite err
tlGrt, baB Neuieelanb geqenpGrtia an
Der Gren3e ieiner 2eiiturgsfdbiqteit
nit Der 4usfubr 9eirorenen 6leiifxs
aneelangt 1T unb tein SntereHe baran
sGbe, nit Qrssntinien einen &Onturs
ren3tampf pom 3dune gu brs3en.
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4aNifaI.
Olelp glort, u. 9lop.

Der 3cb. Sr. @eoree 6. Sbearer
bat ertIart. ooB bic guffiibrung oes
ppariifdI" MISUNDERSTANDING gleidh=
tomme, pesbalb er olle reliai0ien 9eute
perunIafen polIe. oieier 9luffiibrun9
fern gu b!eiten.
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Der 8toir sail.
q QnlliA ~ Nlnn

Ct @ouis, - 9{op,
Gs perIdutet. paB Ger 3uFauo oea
MoDotaten ,ias. g. Blair Elm G3dit be.
beutIidtr iei. Gr befinoet Ii9 i'm
MuaanpbD Sooipi.al.
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spontrn.
sontonOer, #. Iou.

WIN FFNNEF = - =
Tl. Rubeltorunssn ipurosn bcute sr'
n.usrt. 0i. Dobnungen Der .Jeulten
unb bic aloTter perDsn pon Gruppsn
befpo9t. Die geiaBuue 1T nm Elm
Regiment Safanteris peritdrtt Dorotn.
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