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or urging them over long distance tele.
phones 10 study Greek, but keep their
distance
Perhaps. too. the contingent favorins
deportation will be on hand to assist
In the -whacking-to persuade the
sable sinners to get hence to Kamschat-
ka or Liberia or to the junglcs OF tho
Congo. All, all will scatter their di-
dactic literature and uplifting advice in
the path OF the darkey and snow him
under with an avalanche OF wise sug-
gestions. If this doesn't wipe out tho
whole peslty breed OF niggers, then I
don't know what's what.
TO those who really love the amiable
colored citizen I also offer q little solu-
ton OF the negro problem. 1t Is: Let
the rascal alone. Let him continue to
cat and sleep and hunt 'possums as he
has done for nearly 300 years.
And to the darkey himself submit tbs
following:
wANTED-A GOOD, FAT, BLuEauM
colored cook from Goochland county. to
be "mnmmy' to my twins and to
assist my family in Kissing and loving
an interesting girl baby. Must be
willing to sleep In nursery with little
ones and to act az maid to lady OF tl,s
house. None but old-timers need apply
to.
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I 'possunrs and tho traditional consumer
of 'taters' resigns his Job and awaits
results He likes being the cynosure Of
scientific eyes. IFS what some vulga-
| rans call soft snap" what others OF
the same sort designate as ''cinch.'
| There Is only one drawback about the
situation. The hereditary enemy of the
possli,n isn't quite certain whether he Is
to be ynched or worshipped. The only
thing he's certain about Is that he doesn't
intend to work until the problem Is set
tied.
While the whole business is. to say the
least confusing and we'll calculated to
obfuscate the not too brilliant intellect
OF the scion OF Ham, he has courageously
made up his mind on one point--he IL
not going to allow the furore to affect his
appetite. He is perfectly willing to await
developments and to keep cool, but when
1t comes to fasting during his period Of
probation, he balks.
the same arboreal elevation which has
heretofore been their salvation when the
colored brother was abroad in the land.
Nor can the friends OF that grinning mar
supial the o'possun, conscientiously adj
wise the animal In question to venture
too far from home without a lifo insur-
ance policy. And lastly, the Hanover
watermelon need nope TO ENJOY no Inn
munity from petit larceny during this
interesting interim Of expectancy and
excitement
The colored brothers. desire for food
at this juncture might not have been so
great had not his mighty ohleftain, Pro-
fe ssor Booker Washington. some months
a 60 set the pace in the direction OF tho
free lunch counter. Ever since tho day
that the Tuskegee educator and Mr.
Roosevelt broke bread together, the citi.
zen OF the kinky hair has mad som ethlng
t. look forward to- Ahead OF him he
sees, ever shining before him like cloud
by day and pillar OF fire by night, a
gigantic bill Of fare And It's to cost
him nothing. Perhaps the very string
beans will be strung for him. Maybe,
TOO, tho frying size chickens will be bone.
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were gained by alliance, after the crea-

were gained by alliance. after the crea-
ton Of tho baronetcy.
BY looking into the descent We md
that Sir Thomas George skipwith. Of
''Prestwould." Leicester county, England.
married. secondly, Jane, second dauEh-
ter of Hubert B. Moore, Esq, Of Anagh-
beg county, Galway. granddaughter OF
the Dowager Lady Dunboyne. and that
from her gained the three stars which
are found in her shield and we also find
the Dunboyne arms. as created In 1b41.
having the lion rampant as supporter.
The significance of the Skipwith arms
Is. first. industry. as shown by the reel;
sport. as by the hound; defence, or bar
ricade, by tho bars; grandeur. by the
stars. and royalty, BY the lion,
Many Of tho descend ants In Virginia are
entitled to these arms, as traced direct
from the Barons OF England.
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speaking OF the color OF new ohryran-
!, thcmum she would start Kelsey emitting
7 elucidation about the primary colors as
seen through the spectrum, and how they
= are formed by rays OF light or other ra-
2 diant enerr-- In which tho parts are arr
ranged according to thelr refrang blity
i wave.lengths fall together while those
! Of different wave-lenEtbs are separated
from each other. forming regular pro-
oi course. the poor little creature never
| for an instant Imagined that speaking
OF a chrysanthemum would lead to sucf,
a horrlu thing as a spectrum. And 1t Just
| made her heart ache to think that after
sho had found out that shpule is ono
at tho base OF petiole Of certain leaves.
that she couldn't get chance to tell him
before she forgot II.
IL she referred to Iiipling's latest poem,
Omar Khayyam. OF which she had never
heard. II she spoke Of Rembrandt. kel-
! sey would drift into discussion OF this
vas. Every time she tried to deal lead
she would tumble the cards and hand out
mislead.
particularly strong came up something
could shoot her bolt.
Such was the case with every dame
con Kelsey into thinking she was real
intelligent and eligible to preside over
the aft end OF his table.
or course. they knew It was very
naughty and wicked to pretend to know
things, but what else could they do to
liant to care for girl who was the least
bit frivolous?
Well. to get to tho point. wherever Kel-
sey went the He-catchers tried to- win
him out by displaying their Breakfast
Food brand OF intellect. but lAere was
nothing doing.
One day, Kelsey met a giddy little blue
abs t than carames. chiffon and Booth
harrington, Bondy was nm affectionats
cosy corner. When she got Kelsey into
the speak-easy, where hung guns, swords,
shields and indian blankets, she nestlod
her curly head upon his bosom lifted her
wondering eyes and said: docs 90 'uv
100 little ducky?"
Kelsey must have, for no married her
-. s.D aaiI can't fool gambler with
loaded dice.
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she would shut herself up in the parlor
and bury her face in the encyc oHaed la
until she had something deep d9wn pat.
Then she would put the calf-bounds back
on the shelves and cook UP a scheme 10
have the subject come up by accident so
that Kelsey would think she knew just
as much about everything else But WI en-
ed to steer him away from what she had
II she tried IT to load up to botany by
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heroglyphics on the stones of Egypt ex-
plain why magnetic disturbances are In
dicativo Of tho approach OF tho period
OF maximum sun spots. why one-half Of
n sedlitz powder Is always wrapped In
blue paper and tho other in white. and
why hens. don't crow. Hs could classify
or ,'' bird BY ~ It's IS tall IL Tea ther: - "
kelsey knew William Shakespeare by
heart. Richard Harding Davis by sight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
/ TALE 0FBO0K- WORM H0FOUND CHANGE OF Diet
By BILLY BURGUNDY.
Copyright 1908, by Steve Floyd.

\ \ " :

and Mary MacLane by reputation Fact
brand OF woman.
Kelsey had everything except wife,
and when the women got wise to that
fact they battcd their hooks for him and
made no bones OF 1t. They organized de-
batting contests bibliographical parlor So
cieties, bugging and bo.anizing exT edi-
tons and lot OF other pastimes calcu-
lated to lnveigle him into stepping, unbe-
knownst. upon their fiypaper:
Whenever ono OF the petticoated trap
pers got a promise OF call from Kelsey
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whose sRen suit 's ths5e Tds ms
name was Kelsey 'Kelnpston Kantell.
Kelsey wore moro Characters on the
end Of his name than a railroad official,
he was graduated from everything from
grammar school to Heidelberg University,
which Is more than can be sid OF G. p.
a. & T. M.
Kelsey could read sanscript with ono
eye, Greek with the other. writo Arabic
and talk Latin to beat the Pope all at
the same time. He could translate tho
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A.Keen Financier.

that where there Is will there is a
way is well exempiified by happening in
a certain Southern city" said well known
former railroad man. who has turned
planter.
"A man before his marriage had pur-
city cemetery, and paid 500 for It. After
awhile he married. and some ten :
twelve years afterward died ard was
buried In the aforesaid beautifully !o-
Gated lot and his grave was caref lily
attended for willie BY = widow. When
the big show came off In Chicago and all
the widow took a notion she must ee
the show. AS a result Of a Iona, ;gita a.
body OF her deceased husband exhumed
and railroaded fifty miles away and re-
buried at cost of about s75. when she
sold the. cemetery lot for se1l and had
good old time at the big Worlds FAR.
Somewhat of flnancier. wasn't she?'-
New Orleans Tlmes-Democrat.
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A PIN
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX

~ III, l a he
~ fills a lion woud
rr1nr& meet
she has thousand virtues
But the could lken
And she prcks she sticks a
II seek for what has
But she fills and
II anybody asks you why really explain!
y nc
Yet when It's sticking in
She Is wonderfully obseryns--when she
she Is always sure to tell her her hair
And she sympathetic much
she Is OFTEN heaTd Ienalsng. Dear
my ne" uress was airing. with a natural PRIDE
ana she SAID Oh.
- 1eaAS misfortune that the basque
neh she saa ~ you had heard
ou %oula say champion how to efend.'
ana she eit me with the LAYER
4aat ths "ho'e world would
whenever encounter a
she gives me the impression am at myw
1he MAJ hat was imported
one s'ahce
nhs ~ Always bright and smiling
b wss, o oe 20 blunt her point
IN WISH some hapess f.nankin
40 nay up me world for mo. by picking this pint
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And so. willie great minds arc debat-
mE about him, the hereditary enemy OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

Well. to get to tho point, wherever Kel-
sew went the He-catchers tried to win
him ont by displaying their Breakfast
Food brand OF intellect. but lAere was
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
3citunasberausarber brrnugIiift.

SnbiunupOli5, Sno., q. Otz
tober. = 9. 6. MorB, 9erausge6er
bes bieIigen rgpening Sentinel, "
ftir5te beute aus einem 6eniter i'm
oritten Stodpert oes Sentinel z"8ez
bGuoes uno 6Iie6 augen6litli6 toOt.
Gr mar f4on ieit Idngerer 3eit frGntz
Ii4. 2tm Is. 0e5em6er 1852 3u5ort
8anne, Sno., sebOren, puroe er ihon
i'm Sabre 1871 Spurnaliit unO mar
ais Ipl6er in SORT @apne, 8aniaSz
Stir, G6icago uno 8uf6in9ton tbd~
tig. sSn 1892 mar er @oriiBer Der
oSnoiana Delegation i'm bemofrutiz
fhen gutipnal Gonpent, uno BON
1898 Bis 1897 befleibete er ben Yo>
item oes amerifaniI6en 8pnIuts in
8aris.
@r trat, pie Iein 9riDatietretdr
mitt6eilt, in einem 2tnfaGe BON 9er3z
beflemnung ans 6eniter, I'm friide
2uft gu Id0pfen, unO itiir5te babel
binaus. gtieHano mar CUR 3eit BEL
i6m in Ieinem 8ireau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
9D8pepfQ.

Robpop'8 9iGGen iinb Elm
iiferes 5eiImitteG fir OieTes 2eiOen.
Sic fpornen Die inneren Organe an 3u
gefunOer 36dtigteit, geben bem Mas
gen StGrte unO ermDgIi6en es bens
ieIben, feline 6unttionen ou83uFii6z
rem.
George g. Scoup BON rs g2uFuuz
StraBe, Gelp=gort, fagt: nSett Sab
rem babe i6 an g6eumati5mus unb
02spepfie geIitten, unb id entT8loB
MID, 36re Piusn 5u probiren. Sd
empfano fOfort groBe 2inberung BON
i6rem 8e6rau6. Sd fiible tpie Elm
reuer Menfh, isitoem i8 Iis ne6me,
uro piir0e ni4t O6ne bieieIben iein.
9a5 trGge, idldfrige gefiibI, oas i9
bate, lit gang berI6punDen. Die
9p5pepIie bat mid berIaFen uno mein
Rbeumuti5mu5 lit gGn3Ii8 oers
idDunOen. Sd bin ii6er5eugt, baB
irgenO SemunO, Der, pie id angegrifs
fen mar, nit RoODap's qiuen einsn
9erIud madt, iider turirt perben
miro, Oenn i9 CLAUDE, 2lne5 riibrt BON
einem ouBer 0r0nung gerotbenen @bs
item-ba bic 2eber nidt funttionirt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

GongreBmann George 6enrp Wbite BON
9ur6ora, %. g., f6reibt folgenben Brief
an Or. 6Qrtman iber bic bielen 8Qr3l9e
Der groBen &atarrbtur Yerunu:
3eprGfentanter6uuS,
WaI6in9ton, ben 4. 6ebr. 1899.
gerunu Mebicine Co., Columbus, Sbio.
gScrtbe 3erreu: - nSd bin mebr
als befric0igt nit 3eruna unh finSe,
DAP es ein pprtrefflihes Wtittel tit fitr
Grippe nnb Satarrb. Sd babe es IN
mctner Jamilie gcGrnudt unD mir itn0
clle einis, es als cin pDr5iigIi9es Wttt=
tel au entpfeblcn." :"
Spfa1tuugsbOll,
George $. @bite.
sFrdu Ndnnie Wulluce Sulare, Sal,
GrdTibentin Der 8eitern 8aptiit I&iiiioz
narp Socistp, i4reibt:
SD bulte gerunu fir einen unentz
be6rIi6en Qrtitel in meinem Weoi5inzGaz
binet. @s bereint 3pan3ig Wlebi3inen in
elmer, benn es bat folpeit iebe Rrant5eit
furirt, Die Ieit ben letten fiinf Sobren in
meinem 6auIe portar. &c lit beionbers
nert6poIl fir f9pade 6ruuen, inbem es
bic ullgemeine 8eIunbbeit uufbaut, Die
ardnf6eit austreibt unb iie Bel better &C.
funbbeit erbdlt. "-6rau Ronnie 8aIlace.
Wenn sic bur6 ben 8ebruu9 bon 9ez
runa feline prompten unb befriebigenben
ReIultate er5ieGen, 70 i6reiben sic iofort
on Or. 6artman, bem sic Sbren Sail
ousfii6rli9 beI8reiben, unb er ipirb Sbnen
germ ieinen tpertbbollen 8atb gratis er4
tbeilen.
QbreiTe: Or. Surtmon, grGTbent bes
Sartmun. Sanitariums, Columbus, Sbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
Granfr 3iuniftcn.
0opie er6Glt onge6Iid piel Gelo bon
rei6en &aufleuten. - 8eri4tsrz
itatter an Die 2uft geIeBt.-Gomz
plimente fir Die Briie.

pltIlleIlIe VI ple pINC.
Nep gprt, q. 0tto6er. =
8ropbet" Oopie orbnete in feiner
beutiosn 8ormittagS 8erIammlung
i'm cW}aDiIon Square @arOen" Ipez
3ieue 8e6ete fir oieienigen 2lnbdnger
an, nel6e frant Darnteber liegen. 43
DerIel6en iinb Ieit i6rer 2lntunft ha=
bier frunf geporben. s5n Ieiner Prez
biqt perfiinoigte 9onie, baB er BON
bieIiqen rei6en &dufleuten unterititBt
perOe unS 6eute bereits fir 5000,
$1,000, $500 unb $4,000 er6alten
babe.
Wd6reno Der Qreoigt murIdirte
cine 66uar Stubenten unter Dem
Rufe r0oipie, 9onie, 9Opie." aus
Der 6uQe unb gaben gum Abi4ieb
i6ren rGoGege=geG" ub,
so 1ino bic Stuoenten," Iagte
0opie, yi6r bi56en @e6irn liegt in
ibren 6uBen."
9pnie oronete 6eute 2lu8I6lieBung
Der 8eri6terItatter on, unb Die 3eiz
tunqsiiinqlinge muBten fi6 bur6
3ionspd6ter an bic S6iire geleiten
laiTen. 0omie 1agte babel: r6inau5
nit Dem Electromagnetic! Nebmet Gu4
in Q6t, oS6r 8d6ter, bamit Sbr Sud
ni6t nit i6rem 9ref beIubeIt. Sim
aus, SS6r gemeinen 9unbe, Sbr gelben
GpiBbuben Der 9reTe. @Bir pollen
Sud ni6t bier. Sd be3uble fir bic
fen 9luB, S6r 2iigner. Dies 1T mein
@ebGube. Silt Gu6, S6r 8d6ter!
Der 9(nbIif biefer 2eute etelt mid an.
8er16nenbet feline grmu6nungen an
bieIe Qiigner. Gs lit nuBlos. Sic
6uben ibre @eeIen bem 9eufel Oerz
fault. Sd 6offe niemaI8 einen gRe~
porter gu bete6ren. 9erielbe piirOe
bulb in feline alten SiinOen 3uriitfaIz
len."
SnIpeftoren bes @anitGt5z9epurte@
ments beIu6ten beute ben uW&aotipnz
Squarez8arben" unb orbneten griinoz
lt4e 8erGnberungen in Der Wfet6obe
Der Ginquartierung Der 3ton5pd4ter
an. g1ur cine bei4rGntte 2ln3a6G
Mcnf9en barf tiinftigbin in einem jez
ben Der 3immer f6lufen unb Before
@entilation muB eingeri9tet tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
Der syruerbamnn.

q6ilabeGp biu, q. 0tto6er.
= Die 6o6elmiible uno bic 6Ol3z
Ihuppen Der gennIpIDania 2um6er
So. i'm noro0tli9en Staottbeile purs
ben beute bur4 6euer 3erit0rt. Der
8erluit piro auf $4,000 geIddBt.
0rei 9ferbe tamen in ben 5lammen
um, unb flint MGnner erlitten nab
reno oes 8ranoeS 8erleBungen. glan
permutbet, 0ab baS 5euer bur4
8ranbftiftund entItanp-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22
&auffaGimcut in Gittsbnrg.

6e0eraG g1ationaI 8anf auf 8efsbl
bes Gourant Gontroleurs gez
IdlpHsn. - 3eceiper ernannt.
9itt8burg, ga, q, Oft. -
I'm 9 ll6r bsute 8ormittag puroe an
ben 5biirtn Der bieiigen 5eceral Naz
tiondl 8anf Die 8efanntma6ung
dngtIalagen, Dab Die Qlnitalt auf 8ez
fell Deg Gpurant Gontroleur8 gez
i6loi1en iei. g}ationaIbant Gramiz
nator So6n 9. Cunningham lit 5um
3eceiper ernannt poroen. Die 8ant
puroe am Is. 9fopember 1901 nit eli
mem 8apital BON 100000 gegriinz
bet. S6r 9rdToent lit Soi. q. Gang
fit uno i6r &afirer Geo. %. @iienz
beis. ginem am 9. September erlai@
ienen @uslpeis 3ufolge betrugen ibre
2lttipa i'm 9an5en $7,693,782 unb
ibre poFipa ebeniopiel. Die Qftien
Der 8ant paren ieit 5psi 3agen Sc
genitunb hiBiser Qngriffe ouf Der
bieIigen Qttienb0rie, uQein 9rdiioent
2angfitt's poIittpe 8ebauptung, oaB
biegunt in teiner8eordngniB lei, perz
6inoerte einenSturmanlauf oer9lGus
biger. Die Oireftoren naren BON ge>
tern Q6eno Bis 2 llbr beute frii6 in
@iBung. Die 8anf 1T Elm 8er.Stauz
ten : 0epoIitprium uno bate am 8.
September 9unoesgeloer i'm 8etruge
BON $4,000 in 8erpd6rung. 0as
6dlliment ii6te teinen ungiinItigen
@influB auf Die @eidGfte Der bieiigen
80rIe aus, uno Die dugemeine2(nIiht
lit, ouB Die ii6rigen 8anten ni6t oa>
runter gu leioen BADEN iperoen.
9rGiicent 2angfitt ber6ffentli6t
cine ldngere Grfldrung, in pel6er er
be6auptet, Die 8anf lei poutdnOig
fplpent uno tein 9ldubiser peroe eli
nen Gent perIieren. 8innen psnigen
SaQen piiroan arrangements ponenz
Get Iein, nm ale 9epoiitoren gu be-
8ablen uno bic @eIdGfte lpieoer aufs
5unebmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-22

Der 6iefigen 80rie cirfulirte beute odS
@erii6t, baB Die ltnterbanolun8en
3pif6en 8uBIano uno Sapan dbgaz
bro6sn porben ieien. G8aoer Dds
2lusipGrtige 2tmt, nod Der iupaniI4e
@eIunote Baron 6apaidi piiien
etnas bapon, unb bas 8erii6t finoet
feinen 9lauben.
@Or6er mar bic @a8Ioge
unperGn0ert.
Qonbon, p. Ofto6er. - Reuz
ter's Selegrapben 8iireau bat aus
Sptio folgenbe 9epsIde er6alten:
Die Situation i'm fernen OIten 1T
unperGnoert. Seit benz IA. Sttober
6at 3pif4en Dem iapaniiden auspdrz
tigen Miniiter &omura unD Dem ruIz
iii6en @eIunoten Baron b. &Oien
feline Gonferen3 me6r ituttgef1noen.
SroB Des Stiq5tunoe5 in Den Diploma
tii6en ltnter6anOlungen bleibt Die
0ffentlide Stimmung oe8 8pltes ruz
big. Die 8prii6tsmaBre9eln meAren
fi6 ieOoa au9enI6einIi6 BON Sag 5I
Sag. 8icez2lomirdl SOgd, Elm W}dnn
BON ungsp0bnli6er @nergie unO @ntz
i6loRen6eit, lit al5 GommunOeur an
RE Spite Der japaniIden 6lotte be-
rufen porDen. 0ieier We6iel i'm
COMMANDO i'm ieBigen tritiiden &us
gen6lit bat Q(ufieben erregt."
Der 6ieiige coreanii6e 8ei6Gftsz
trGQer bat aus Seoul cine 9epeffe err
balten, porin Die in@uropa 6erri6enz
ben alarmirenOsn 8eri6te iiber Die
Situution in @orea al5 O0llig unbez
qriincst be3ei6net perOen.
RuBIuno Derttmmt gegen
bic Ser. Stooten.
g6efop, q. Otto6er. - Der
Q(bI6luB zines @ertrage8 3pii6en
@6ina uno Den Der. Staoten, betrefz
fsno Die gr1dIisBung Oe8 9afsn3
N&utoen, bat in RuBlunO ernite Ser
Itimmung 6erporgerufen. G5 6siBt
oaB petersburg ener9ii4 9egen bic
GrDffnung oe5 9afsnS proteitiren
nerOe, Die BON me6reren ruiiii6en
8IGttern als Elm 8eneis fir Die dgs
qreIIiDe Natur Der ameritantiden 30
Iitif ouFgefaBt ptro.
Die ruIiiIfs 6lotte 1T BON 0alnq
3uriifqefe6rt. Die oorttge 9arniIon
lit nit 10000 6ineiii6en 2lrbeitern
am @srfe, Elm 8arradenlu8er fir
10000 W}arn auf3uIdlagen. 4omiz
raj QlIeriep 6at crit tiir3li6 lpieoer
Gslegen6eit gu Der GrtlGrung genom@
men, DaB 8uBlanO bic W}dnoldurtI
ni6t rdumen perpe. Die @6inelen
feitGnDen ni6t einmal Odrauf, Dab lie
Die 9ropin3 perlisBen, tpelde5 Raft
babe 0unn Syapon, oie5 gu OerlonSsn?
Die og}opitraj" in Port Qrt6ur err
flGrt in etnem Gommentur ijber ben
6uncelsrertrog 3niIden ben Der.
Gtaaten uno S6ina, DaB @rtttel Y,
ber Dem ameritaniiden 9anoel Die
SGfen in Der MorOi6urei eri6lleBt
Die ruIIiI&en Snterefen in Der Y}anoz
fburei mitten ms 9er3 treffe. Dd5
glatt 1T ii6er3eugt, Dab Der 8ectro3
erit na4 pefentli6sn 2lenDsrungen rd@
tifi3irt percen pirb, Oa er einen She'll
res @ebiete8 betrsffe, tpelfe5 &roft
6eIte6enOer 8e3ie6ungen ni6t fret it,
10 lunge RuBlonO ni6t gu elmer befi~
nitiren 8erItdnoigung 8etreffs ietnsr
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6ungen 6inIidtlid Oieie5 3erritos
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lamb ba8 Re6t eingsrdumt mar, 81
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tie qe6oten mar, DoB an @ncere tetna
G6nItfen Prioile9ien ert4atlt mir
ben"
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GeinieOenP Qente.

9itt8burg, ga, q. Ott. -
9eter &. SOffel, Grs0aroein bes
Qmeg6enD GountD 9efGngnihes
erlpirtte 6eute cine S6siOung BON ietz
ner Satin. Die 2eBtere iiBt CUR 3eit
i'm fpeItli6en Staat83ubtbauie, neil
iie ben 8ruoern GOparo un0 Sobn
8ioole, 3net iiberfU6rten 020rOern, in
beren einen iie DeriaOfen mar, CUR
Tlu6t perbalf unO nit ibnen Oabonz
dind.
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8e6sr" gu ent8e6sn, iein 9eil in Der
5lu6t iu6te.
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s8it 9eritopiuuq Der ab3uosfa elmer StaOt
pt i6limmfcn 55olQen iir Die GeiuHObtit ihrtr
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