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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07
O 0 @ o o O O Q O o o o o o o o @
@ IN A SOCIAL WAY. @
o O O o . o o o o o o c o @ @ o C

The leading social event OF the past
week was the dancing party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Kniesley, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. B. Levy and Mr. and Mrs. W.
s. Spencer. at the au litorium in the
city nall building, Monday evening.
The decorations we're elaborate, con
sisting of autumn leaves, smilax,
chrysanthemums and roses. The Aeo-
lian Mandolin club furnished delight
ful music throughout the entire eve
ming. The orchestra was stationed be-
hind bank of palms covered by fol-
iage. Mrs. X. w. Ramsey presided at
the punch bowl. assisted by Mrs. J..
N. Beadles and Mrs c. r. Havighorst.
Mrs }. C. Foster and Mrs. G. II. FIJI
son assisted in the entertaining OF
the guests. Mrs. Kniesley was attired
in an imported cream colored lace
gown over chiffon; Mrs Spencer, a
lavender over chiffon and Mrs Levy
was attired in a black spangled robe.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Nearly one hundred and fifty partook
Of the evenings entertainment.
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Hoxt.a IA Runoh Of Kexa.v

Our theatre goers are promised one
Of the most delightful shows of thn
season at the Brooks, Nov. 18Th, when
as Bothner's comedians viii appear
in the musical comedy "A Bunch OF
Keys" 1t is impossible to resist the
fun. Il is of such jolly, wholesome
sort that it reaches out and takes
hold OF the spectator and makes him
laugh whether or no, so hail "A Bunch
of Keys and in the immoitsl words
Rip v ~ May Il live long
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07

Lawton, Okla, Nov. Tin the case
Of the City National hank against
Mech, the jury was unable 10 agree
and was discharged. Meech claims
the bank short changed him $500 The
bank asserts he overdrew his account
that much The case is of peculiar in.
terest, because it is the Rrst o.sil suit
ever tried in the Comanche county
district court There have always
been so many criminal cases previous
to this that the civil docket was new
er reached
Judge Gillette has taken under ad-
vlsement The SALARY grab ordinance
passed by the city council The city
onicaials as soon as they got IN Of
lnce voted themselves fat salaries.
The city attorney has onloined the
city treasurer from paying the Illegal
warrants. This is the case now In
4 the district court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07
special 10 DAILY Leader.


Blackwell, Okla, Nov. David s.
Rose and Mrs. Carrie Padon we're
united in marriage in this city We'd
nesday afternoon. The wedding was
a very quiet one, and took place at
the home Of the bride and was in the
presence of a limited number OF
friends Immediately following the
ceremony the newly welded couple
left over the Frisco for Joplin, Mo,
and from there they will go to New
Orleans and will probably be absent
two or three weeks on their wedding
tour Both parties enjoy the acquaint-
ance Of a large circle Of friends in
Blackwell
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o @ @ 90 O O O 90 o o Q o @ 0 O
G LOCAL POINTS. Q
@ Q
q @ Q @ 0 0 0 0 O O @ . Q c q q O

During the month of October, the
Denver. Enid 4 Gulf railroad transact
ed $4,000 worth of business in this
city. The road has been in operation
less than six molths.
The Santa Fe agent. w. j. Getker
at Kildare when closing up his sta
tion last night put negro tramp ont
OF the depot and returned to mis- desk
to finish his work While sitting at
the desk the tramp fired TWO shots
through the window at him Neither
took effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07

Judge A. II. Houston of Guthrie, has
notified the district clerks Office
here Of his acceptance Of his appoint
ment by the court as referee in the
case Of Andrew Crockett VS., Boynton
& Smith. Both parties had agreed to
accept him as referee before the ap-
.pointment was neutrality-suspicious.
Star
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speclal to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
81 Reno, Okla, Nov. Judge Beau
champ, Of the western district. passed
through the city on Tuesday enroute
to Hot Springs, Ark, where he Will
be treated for rheumatism, with which
he has been sufferer for several
years Court has been adjourned at
Cheyenne during his illness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07
GETTING TOGETHER.
Russia and japan Likely to Peacefully
Settle Differences.
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin. Nov. Negotiations be-
tween Russia and Japan have so far
advanced that The Associated Press
IS onicially informed that the AM
nouncement of a settlement may be
expected soon.
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Special to Daiiy 1sp Ier.

Alva, Okla, Nov IA group Of
about 40 Cheyenne Indians have been
camping on the outskirts OF Alva this
week and giving a series OF dances on
the public square, much TO the merri.
ment of Alva's young Americans.
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y preached the - Z ,.,,,,,., -.
IS ~ 'r-id IT, e''H7 ioi '''e '7'''''7
team
The Logan County high school
eleven defeated the Perry high school
eleven at Perry two weeks ago by the
score of Is 20 o ana this week met
the Oklahoma State Military lnsii
tute team On the local grounds he
game resulting in neitaor side scor-
ms
The line up of the teams is as iol-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07

Reception te Mrs. oenison
All citizens Of Guthrie are invited
10 the reception to Mrs Denlson at
Carnegie library this evening
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CFrom the l,ew York Press)
lts toss up who mas the worst
time the visitors or the visited
a woman can get as scared over a
falling aocbing as a man over a faIl-
Ing stock market
II man win Away praise his
wifea meals she can forsiye him,
even Tho seventh commandment
There is nothing 10 beat the im.
porant feeling OF woman ahoae
husband Is called out o. iowa on a
night train by a telegram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07

York tNeb) Democrat: There are
"a variety of chumps in this country
Some are born chumps, s7.le achieve
chumpity and other have chump
ness stuck into them. The chump who
votes the Republican ticket these days
Solely because he has been made to
believe that his prosperity depended
upon the success Of that party. is the
most pitiable of them all He was
told to vote the Republican ticket and
iget Z cents for his fat cattle. He
voted Ae ticket and got 81 50 to So 20
.per hundred for his cattle. lie was
told to vote the Republican ticket and
got 81 so for hogs "Vote the Repub.
illcan ticket and have 60 cent corn
hut corn is 35 cents Let well enough
Ialone with dollar wheat" they said,
but wheat is so cents. by the way just
precisely the price of an ounce Of
silver. "Well enough" was let alone
but it was the "well enough of the
trusts that got the benefit You got
your 8 gallon can filled with gasoline
for 20 cents just a short year ago, and
now 1t takes s1.10. Coal is raising,
lumber is in the sky, railroad freights
soaring higher and where does Mr.
Chump get his pay for letting Mr..
Well Enough alone? Lower prices for
what he sells, higher prices for what
he buys, he has been swiniled by the
confidence department Of the &. O. p
The chump factories are running full
| time on free raw material.
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The Chautauqua circle met Friday
afternoon in the parlors of the Car
negie library A very interesting pro-
gram was given. The circle viii meet
again next Friday at the club rooms in
the library.
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Reception in Honor of Mrs. Denison.
The arrangements were to have
been completed for the reception to be
given this evening in the parlors Of
the Carnegie library in honor Of Mrs.
Denison, national president of the
Federation of Womens clubs, who ar
rived this afternoon and who is a
guest of Mrs c. M Barnes, president
of the City Federation of Women's
clubs, while in the city. An invita-
tion is extended to all to attend the
reception at the library this evening.
Miss Mae Seely will entertain the
bridesmaids at Miss Kesler's wedding
al her home this evening.
Mrs. L. e. Kimball entertained a
large party of friends at her Cleve-
land avenue home this afternoon. High
five was played Delicious refresh.
ments were served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-07

A well known theatrical man was
telling the other day some of his
experiences and the experiences Of his
friends with lions, which once in a
great while are seen on the stage in
plays.
Il remember in one production, very
popular some years ago" said he,
THAT there was a lion His purpose
in being there was to furnish a very
dramatic scene for the young woman
who played the part Of the tamers
daughter
"The scene was the removal of the
circus and the farewell OF this young
woman with her pet She approach
ed the cage where the big beast was
confined and said her goodby. The
lion was supposed TO be very much af-
fected, and it was his duty to jump
about in the cage and growl.
Now, this particular lion, having an
ill temper at first, did his part well,
leaping about the cage and whining
and growing whenever any one came
near, as it always made him mad
by and by, however, he grew tam
er and paid no attention to persons
standing near him This came very
near spelling the effect Of the scene
and something > to be done The
lions keeper wa man Of many re
sources and he devised a scheme to
put the lion into proper mood.
The bottom of the cage was OF
steel and along this steel floor were
run a large number Of little wires
: lconnected W a battery behind the
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Special to Daily Leader.
Lawon, Okla, Nov Perry Fost
ei city iailer since the opening Of the
Lian, dled this morning. Mr.. Fosfer
MsaiS i;aG'. he.w-s old as a terri
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Comanche county school land
lessees have organized.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind you Have Always Bought
slsss,.'. ss.s, ss: =, &HN1z

When a man Is planning to forget
10 give his wife her allowance ne
wants 10 remember 10 tell her how
nice aud glossy her hair looks.
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Young lady the
enrnached the
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May II 1--we lonl
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60. stepes & gSbn,.

Die leiitungsfdbigite Baubol5=
Jirma i'm gari5en groBen @eiten uno
cine Der beoeutenoiten i'm Staate, lit
Die BON SO. Gtepes & GDbne, Die
riefige 8orrdtbe BON Baubpls aQer
Irt. 9biren. Senfterrabmer, giien=
tpaaren fir 8au5mede uno ale ars
beren in biele 8ranhe iblagenben
Irtitel an 6ano bat. &iirsli9 bat
Die 5irn1a, Die AUDI bic Neentur fir
ben beribmten @aufegan : Stadels
orabt bat, INNER oarauf bebabt,
ibren &unoen oas neuefte unb bette
gu liefern. einen Nrtitel angeidafft,
Der ben 8etpobnern oeS 2anoes uno
AUDI Der Stabt iebr miufommen Iein
miro, neil er ibren Selbern, @drten
uno Soften iiheren Shub eeeer oas
'@inoringen BON 9afen, @efliigel etc.
eemdbrt. gs lift oies Die aus Stabls
brabt bergeftellte ,gomDpo 5ence1,
Die fih aud our Nbiperrune pDn
Naienpldben ooer als 3mi1ben5aurt
etenet uno Die in jeoer @eiie earan.
tirt miro. Mian lpred5e ppr unb be-
iibtige oieien leuer Irtitel ober
ihreibe um Breiie.
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8.

= @pup. 4anbam bat Der 2egis=
latur cine Bptibaft init orei @eieb=
gntmlrfet lberlanot, bic fib gegerl
9rufts penoen. Die lebteren lbrei<
ben nDr. baB einbeimilbe unb auBers
itaatlihe &Drporationen fib euf einer1
@eibdftS= Ylab i'm Staate beibrdn=
Ten miiiien; ferner perben gmpfeb-
lungen beaiielih Der 6anbbabung
BON FRUITS, MonDpulen, 4Dmbina<
tionen etc. gema9t.
Das Suftiatomite oes &eprd=
ientantenbauies bat ieinen Beribt
eingereibt, nab melbem cine 8emil=
ligune Seitens beS States fir bic
ct. Coulter @eltausiteauug foniti=
tutioneq lit.
- SIN &eprdlentantenbauie lau-
fen niele Betitionen elm, elm @eieb
81 e%rlaiien, tpeldes oas Baie- unb
SuBbaQipiel an SDnntagen nerbietet.
- vDie Damen bon 1876, beren
8rGftoentin Wtrs. Wppre WuroDd
in Sort Wprtb lit, tperben ben 8on=
greB petitiUniren, ben Beteranen oes
meritauiihen 3rieges. mooon nod
$500 am 4eben iino. cine monatli9e
8eniion BON $50 ausSusablen.
= Cine Betition lit in 8Orberei=
tung. melhe Die Ibitimmun9 lber
oaS 2ocal Option : @eieb fiir Runge
uno umgegeno oerlanet.
8eim @eleiie Der W. 6. &9.e
8abn nabe Cat Sprine puroe Die
9eibe pDn Gu9. Shuls aufeefunben.
@r bate iib nit Strphnin oereiftet
uno ~fnansieIe Shwieriateiten toaz
rem Die uriabe.
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Ianf Wrnmbe,
Wesbalb 9r. Treo. Serrea als
MaDor erpablt tueroen iolte.

Gritens - Ct lift befabiet, oas
Wmt gu perpalten uno bat Wiemano
n0tbia, Der oas beiorat, fails er ers
mdblt ueroen 1oIte.
3peitens-8eif er fein &anoioat
Der .8ig Sly" lit uno feline grpdbs
lung beoeutet, baB oieielben nidt
oas COUNTY uno Die Gtaot fuutru=
liren fDnnen.
Drittens-8eil bas alte @alhina=
ton 9beater feline 9biiren nibt tpie<
Der 6fnen mirb, penn er erpah(t
weroen iolIte uno Die lotteries uoen
nidt erlaubt fem meroen.
8iertens = Weil er fortIbrittlih
uno energilb genua lit, um per
@refutipbeamte elmer 10 groBen
Staot wie San Nntonio iein gu
f6nnen.
5unftens-@eil er nibt felt atpanz
gig Sabren i'm Imte uno inn Dfent=
liden Dienft reid gemproen lift.
nsB arti an BreBs&pmite.
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Ginige Griinoe, uebbalb Sobn 9.
0ampbea als MaDor erDdblt
merOen iolte.

@eil elm Weblel in Der Stabtaos
miniitratiun itattfinben muB, UNI bas
alte Spftem iber ben 6aufen .su
perfen.
Weil Die Musgaben beldnitten unb
ale iiberfliifigen Nernter a~ufeebuben
meroen miiien.
@eil bas Budget cine 6Dbe errei9t
Eat, Die our1auS ni9t mebr i'm @in=
Hang init ben ginnabmerl itebt unb
Die biSber befolgte 8plitit uno ST.
1anabermaltung unter 9erreq fpeiter
gefiibrt tperbef tpiirben.
Weil mir cine 8ermaltung baben
noIlen, Die fi1 ibrer Geranttportlib=
feit bemuBt lit: Die feline unnDtbigen
Sbnloen maht Dbne 3uitimmung
Der 8ir9er uno nahber cine @abl
anberaunit, um oaS 9efisit bur1
MuSgabe BON Bombs 5u beden.
@eil Sobn g. Campbell ben Burs
germ cine ebrlibe. geIbdftsmdBiee
Werpaltuna Der Staotangelegenbei=
ten neripribt.
@eil Die 8erbinbuns Der guuntp=
nno Stabtbeamter our gpntrDle bes
@emeinueiens unb 8eiebuna Der
tpiftieeren Gernter eneraiib auriid=
~5utpeiien lit.
Weil Der -@influB auf Die
Staotuermaltuna unter alien I'm.
ftdnoen gebrohen peroen muB. uno
enolib
Weil baS gampbeu>9ide better
uno ftdrter 1T, als bas 9errea 9idet
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Bonn 8Hhertiih.

German Claims upon Ger
man Americans in Germany"
(Bbilaoelpbia, Berlae BON 8. & S.
SO. Sobnfon & Co., Inter bieiem
Titel ,,@as Deutihlano bon ben
Deutidamerifanern in Deutiblano
perlanet" bat Dr. @oparo 50. g.
Tingle, Der fribere at1erifaniIhe
&Dniul in 8raunlhmeig, elm 120
Seiten itarfes Bihlein in gutem
2einenz @inbano berausgegeben, tpels
Dies ben 3mef bat, benienigen
Deut11 : Mmerifanern, pelhe seit<
ueiie ooer bauernb nah Deutldlanb
suriffebren, Doer aurid3ufebren be-
abiiHti9en, als 2eitfaoen au bienen
in 8eaug auf Die oeutiben Militdr>
uno anoere @eiebe, iptpie. in Besua
auf bic spiiben Dem beutlben 3eide
uno ben Ser. Staaten beitebenoen
Bertrdge. Inter Dem 9itel ,Mnge-
meines 8erbalten, oeiien fib nad)
Deutihlano 5urldfebrenbe Deutihz
Imeritaner b~efleiBieen ioqten"
9iebt Or. Jingle 1ddbensmertbe
&atbibldge, in oenerl er ben Betref=
fenoen bic Mabnung ertbeilt, in 8e.
sug auf Die 8ritit Dffentliber Nnges
legenbeiten uno bDhftebenoer Ser
iDnlibteiten mDelibit nDriibtie gu
iein, oa man iih auf bieie @eiie am
Itberiten Dor unannebmlibteiten be-
mabre. aus oenen es anoernfaus
audi benz atnerifaniiben 9oniul bes
betreffenoen Diitrifts. reip. Dem
-ameritaniiben Botihafter. ibper
peroen oirfte, lie gu befreien. Das
pDrliegenoe Biblein beantmprtet i'm
~8uiammenbanee ein9ebeno uno err
ib0pfeno cine Gnsabl BON 5rager,
pie fie oft ein5eln an beutlh=ameri=
faniihen 3eituneen eeltelt gu per=
ben pflegen. sc Benefit oie1er un=
itanb aber entl9ieoen, haB oas 8i1-
lein pirflib cine pielfah empfunoene
Qiinp nu2fint
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Ser 81. 9onis nnb Nen gorf 81
miteb Der 8anoalia YeuniDlpas
mia Short Qine."

gDn iebt ab miro Der ct. Souls
uno Stem Oorf 2imiteo Der Hennfple
pania Short Sine als elm unabbdris
oiaer 3ug BON ct. Souls nah Snf
6ianapDlis laufen uro miro aus eis
ner Bibliotbefz uno Gauds, elmer
Dblerpatipns= unb Speiie< nno
SAlaf=gar beiteben. @enr n6tbigs
um Nufentbalt in 8ittsburg gu ners
meioen, miro bieler gauge Bug rah
6arrisburg. Bbtfabelpbia uno SEEM
WDrf ourblaufen.
Der Seem gort 2imiteb Der Ban.
oalia= 8ennipluania Sbprt Sine pers
ldBt baS unipnsD Depot in ct. Souls
tdeli6 um | ubr &admittapS.
8rei @rpreBsiise tdslih NIT
Durb=S hlafmagen uno Speiiepa.
gen BON ct. 4puis nod Seem YDrt
iiber Die @anoalia 8~enniplpania
Short Sine.
@eoen ndbeler @%in5elbeiten mens
bet @ub an S. Wt. 6 besbrough,
Mlliftent=@ Several 8aiiagier Igent,
ct. Souls, Mtp.
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$3.50 per Sonne geliefert.

Undergraduate beebren fit hermit
tuno 81 geben. oaB fie n2ptle"=
&Uble, fir 8Ob= unb Seis : Amede,
mabrenb Der lebten finf Sabre aus
i9lieBli6 gebraubten. Wir balten
oieies 8rennmaterial far biQiaer
uno 0fonumiiher als ale anbere
Soble.
sc. 6. CALHOUN, 1926 9oro : gberrns
StraBe; $. WicSnniel, 232 8eIf : gpms
mercesStr.; s. S. 2ubpig, 2iO Sotpa.
Ctr; Mrs. Stiniion, 232 Soma CTR;
Nirs. Grimes, 1909 Str.
3. HebmDnb, lib R.sQeona. Ctr: Mrs.
0tn. &eeds, 817 Mne. 6; Mrs. Ssnp.
MurpbD, 700 Mne. g; Sno. o. 5or6, 1924
9erinotDn Nbe.; Mrs. g. 8. Nlenstuorth,
SIG %. sNaconsStr,; S. Sommers, 4O5
.5enthsStreet.
8efteauneen meroen prompt aus<
gefiibrt.
Carr Mopo & Goal 60.
Selepbon 1893,
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Cinderella 9dnb= Yalait.

SIM Cinderella Shub= Yalait iino
Die fir faltes unb naiies @etter be-
rehneten Binters@ aaren aneetDm=
men in befannter gutter, ~bauerbafter
Qualitdt. Som 8eIten oas Befte
anSuidaffen. it itets unier Brinaip
aeueien. Wir pertreten bic erften
Sirn1en 6es 2anoes. Nuh Dplge's
beribmte 6il5ihube fino uieoer auf
2ager gu Hreiien pDn finfsi9 Gents
aufmdrts. Ser SaiiD1 genldB baber
mir unieren &orratb in Sbuben fir
Bale. &~on5erte, Oper, @eieaihaften
nerpDqitdnbigt. &omntt gu uns nerrl
ibr Shube nDtbig babt.
@inbereaaS 8aIaft.
2O7 Nlamo Blaaa. Telepbon 585.
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Mnnp

fonnten bic luafialber nit ibren Gebgif-
ten ben Bebauernsrpertben, tpel9e NIT
Sdmorrboiben bebaftet tuaren, .nab 8es
lieben suieben. Sic 5eiltunbe tuar eben
nod ueit 5urid, es CAB geeen bieies Set
ben nod nibt ienes 9eilmittel, beiien CT
finbung ben b%eribmten Mr5t 9r. Stlsbee
gu einem @obltbdter Der Menibbeit aes
ftempelt bat. 9ieie tpunberno1e Mrsnei,
inter benz Narten Mnateiis befannt, tuir6
in @eftalt BON Stublsdpfben am Sibe
bes 2eibens ein9efIbrt, tpirtt alp brett
auf bic ertrantten Tbeile, unb stpar ipfDrt
linbernb, ipater bDltdnbi9 heilenb. 8rp<
beu foitenfrei perianbt BON P. Neustaed-
ter & Co., Box 2416, New York,
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Sin fleiner Srrtbmm.

6err @m. Mubrep bemerfte in
elmer i'm Dpernbauie aebaltenen &e=
be, oaB JDbn s.. Campbell in ben
lebten stuan5ig Sabren iiberbaupt
rlur $50 an Steuern besablt babe
unb baB er oe8baIb mubl nidt gut
&niprub auf bag MaDorsamt erbes
ben fDnnte.
Mab bieier 9beprie tpdre alio oas
8~iraermeifter>Gm nur fir idtuere
Steuersabler offen.
@un felt fib aber beraus, baB
Campbell jdbrlib runo $3.50 Steuer1
entribtet bat uno es lit pDbl BON
Der Wabrbeitsliebe bes 6errn Mubrep
81 ertparten, oaB er ben fleinen SIR
tbum beribtigen uno oas BreB=
4omite 2erreus oapDn abbalten
piro, Die unrihtigen Gneaben rueis
ter5uperbreiten.
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