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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
RHYMES FOR CHILDREN.
HOW THE RAIN FALLS.

Do you know how the rain comes
down,
To cool all things that are dry and
brown?
To make the flowers more fair to see,
And laughs like diamonds from the
tree?
Yes, we know how
All day long from the sky, the sun
Sends his bright beams down, one by
one
Calling the drops from the leafy tree,
Stealing from river, and brook, and
sea;
And up go the drops to the clouds to
stay
Till at length the sky is all dark and
gray,
And we hear the people say again
"Well, | guess we shall have some
rain -
And that is how
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
"BEGGING OFF. "

Teacher, here's flower for you
From my own garden bed.
picked 1t for you, cause, you see
IL is so bright and red
There'll be some more tonight, !
guess,
They grow so very quick
And you just ought to see them now,
The buds are awful thick
But l must water them you know,
Or they will wither quite.
say, Teacher, will | have to stay
Long. after school. tonight?
Agnes Lewis Mitchill.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
DOM ESTIC.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct AT an
early hour this morning three men
attempted to enter the house of
Charles Westisch on lutheran place,
Jamaica Westisch drew revolver
and fired, killing one man. The other
two escaped.
Trenton, N j., Oct. 17.-By rear
end collision this morning between
two work teams on the Belvidere
division of the Pennsylvania road
near Washington crossing fifteen or
sixteen lives were lost and thirty or
forty were hurt. The victims were
Italians and negroes, no member of
, the train crews being killed.
New York, Oct. II. The Resto-
ration Host, J." under the leadership of
John Alexander Dowie, garrisoned at
Madison Square Garden yesterday and
this morning while Elijah" Dowie
was sleeping in his com Portable bed at
! the Plaza Hotel 3, 500 of his followers
knelt on the hard board floors of
Madison Square Garden and offered
| prayer Then the host arose and
standing in front of the tables partook
of break fast which consisted of cold
beef, cheese, white bread and coffee
while the menu from which Eli
jah" breakfasted was a long one.
A
they waited around until Dowie came
and set them to work The Prophet"
will take no part in the services until
tomorrow when he will preach in the
garden.
Washington, Oct. 10. - Leopold j.
Stern OF Baltimore, who fled to Can
ada after his indictment in connec-
tion with post-office frauds, was
brought there this morning and locked
up pending the securing of bonds
New York, Oct. To- The fact that
| Senator Platt and Mrs. Janeway were
married on Sunday was confirmed at
one o'clock this afternoon by the Sen
ator's private secretary, Mr.. Howe,
who stated that the ceremony took
place last Sunday. 1t was performed
by Rev. DR. Burrelland only the i'm
mediate family of the contracting par
ties were present.
Washington, Oct. 15.-To the ac-
/ compartment of cheers from thousands
of throats and stirring martial music,
and in the presence of most distin-
guished gathering Of men high in the
nation councils, the heroic statue of
General Sherman was unveiled this
afternoon. The weather was perfect
| for the occasion, a parade of two di-
visions OF regular soldiers and seamen
and militia organizations preceded
the unwilling, and the speech making
followed it. Speeches made by Gen
Dodge, president of the society of the
army of Tennessee; President Roose-
velt ex-Speaker Henderson, Repre-
| sentative Grosvenor, Gen. Henderson
of Illinois and Gen. Sickles
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. l6.-At a
civic federation mass meeting held
here yesterday Charles W. Dabney,
president of the University of Tennes-
see, bitterly denounced the verdict OF
the jury Mt Lexington, S. c., which
acquitted Tillman.
New York, Oct. 16.-The jury ha
failed to agree on verdict in the
suit for divorce brought by Rupert
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
Dr. David Kennedy's New Medicine

Cal-cura Solvent, removes chalky
deposits from the joints, muscles and
urinary organs, aud prevents the
formation of more; thus curing govt,
rheumatism and gravel. The only
radical remedy. Write to the Cal-cura
Company Rondout, N. Y, for free
pamphlet containing valuable informa-
ton, and free sample bottle.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
DOLLY'S COLD.

l had bad cold, and from sleeping
with me,
My dolly has caught the same cold, you
see
My head was tied up with a flannel,
and so
Twill be just as good for dolly, l
know.
But how much of the stuff that cured
me, do you s'pose,
1t will take to cure you, my poor little
Rose?
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
NINE AND NOON.

Tommy thinks the bell at nine
Rings a doleful song.
Come away from fun and play,
Leave your tops and marbles gay
Do not linger by the way;
Tommy, come along -
Tommy says the bell at noon
Rings jolly song.
" Get your marbles, bat and ball,
Leave your stupid books and all
Quick before at one call
Tommy, run along -
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
FOREIG ".

Berlin, Germany, Oct. 10 Ger
many is greatly irritated by the visit
of King Victor Emanuel of Italy to
France. A reapproachment between
France and Italy would he blow to
the triple alliance, which is becoming
little more than a phrase. The news
papers comment on Victor's visit in
an adverse strain. One describes
Italy as an unfaithful wife married
to Germany and conducting a liason
with France.
Paris, October 15.-Paris gave King
Victor Emanuel and Queen Helena
of Italy royal reception yesterday
afternoon, one calculated to make
easier the negotiation of the arbitra-
ton treaty which is considered to be
one of the important objects of tie
Kings visit.
Berlin, Oct. IA Constantinople
correspondent of Tageblatt wires his
paper that the Sultan is in a state of
collapse over the death of his son,
Prince Ahmed. He weeps Tor hours
at the time and is constantly entreat-
ing Allah to return the boy.
Prague, Bohemia, Oct. 10. "A news
paper here reports that Boris Sarafoff,
the Macedonian leader and two other
leaders were ambushed and killed
near Pusa in the Monastir district.
Some credence is given to the story
because of the fact that Sarafoff was
expected at Pusa on Tuesday last.
Vienna, Oct. 10. "A fierce fight be-
tween four hundred insurgents and a
strong force of Turks is reported in
the mountains of Macedonia. Iusur-
gents lost forty killed and fifteen
wounded. The Turks also lost heavi-
ly.
London, Oct. 6.-The Morning Ad
vertiser today announces that it re-
grets to learn from source which it
regards as beyond question that the
decision of the Alaskan boundary tri.
bunal virtually comedies the American
case.
London, Oct. 16 John W. Foster,
counsel for the United States before
the Alaskan boundary commission de-
MES the report published by the Morn.
ing Advertiser to the effect that the
judge had decided the case in favor OF
America. He says the case probably
will not be decided before next week.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 16. The news
paper, Novoje Wremja, which has
often shown itself in close touch with
matters official, today concludes long
article on the attitude of Russia tow
ard Japan with the following state.
ment: Our policy in the future
will be to maintain the independence
of Japan against American and Ger
many as we have protected, so fire.
quently, the independence of Turkey "
Paris, Oct. liking Victor Eman.
day hunted in the preserves at Ram
bouillet. The hunt consisted of the
keepers liberating phesants at dis.
lance of thirty feet from the King and
President Loubet, who fired at the
birds as soon as they began their flight.
Several hundred were killed.
Liverpool, Oct. 17.-John Lever, the
wealthy manufacturer of Berkenhead,
England, who it WAS reported yesterday
would challenge for Americas cup. to-
day denied that he contemplated max
ing such challenge.
Sofia, Oct. 17.-Great alarm was
caused here this morning by report
seemingly on good authority, that the
Macedonian committee had decided
that Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaris
must die.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
THE MAPLE LEAF.

Was not Jack Frost rude to me
To shake me from the maple tree?
He pinched me hard, and laughing
SAID,
" Twill make you very bright and
red. ~
And when blushed and scolded him
He pushed me quickly from the limb |!
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
A Guaranteed Cure for piles.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Your druggist will re-
fund the money If PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure you, in 8 to IA days. SOC.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22

Cures Group, sore throat, pulmonary
troubles, Monarch over Iain of every
sort. DR.. Thomas Ecleotrio OIL.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-06
@abuunfolL 9

3lpei 6yoht5uge Der 0ouispia, unt
sc iboilc @uhn itie6en ua4e 1Aep'l
trospille 5uiammen. Get0otet purc.
ber F9eBtr Dilidm 8ropu uuo etr
&reulitr 0ouis @rpnn uno Der ,3u9-
fiiNrtr 8iuiam 5atter er,jtt 9,rle5s
unQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-06

&auios Gitp, Mo, s. gtoU.
g2Gbrauo cincs pi1tenyteoels iIeBen
ouf Der Il. SlraBe 5.psi &abelba9nmas
gen 6ulalnmen. Gtnc 4eripn purDe
out Der Gte4e get00tet uno 81. oars
unter 4 toD,,i4, perleBt. Die Wfebr=
SabI Der Geyunsliidten beitebt aus
N{dD9en uuD junsen W{dnnern, ipel6e
in @rgentino. IrmpurbaIe uno &ans
fas Gitp. &anias, uobnen unD it4 auf
bem Mege CUR 9lr6eit befanDen.
Sin &abel6abn5u9 bate ipeben BIZ.
Summit StraBe errei6t unb befanb
ii9 4 &lpds Ditlicb pom 8iaoutt Der
IL. StraBe. MG6renO Der 3ug bielt,
I'm 6abrgdIte ausiteigen gu Ia1en.
l0ite Der @reifipaqenmann bic @reifs
3ange pom &a6el uno Der 3ug leBte
ii3 Iofprt riidpdrts in 8elpegung,
na6bem er furS opr3er cine beDeutenoe
Steieunq iibernunben bate. Inter ben
paTugieren entitano cine panit, oa
infolge Res biChten Rebels Hiemano
feben tonnte. mas 3undhIt paHiren
piirDe unD Die Gars bermuben iiber@
fiiQt paren, bas an Elm Nbiprtn9en
ni9t 3 uoenten mar. Rur Oiejenigen,
nelde auf ben Plattfprmen itanoen,
fpnnten Gbfpringen un0 tdmen nieis
items nit leiAten @erleBungen oupon.
Ndbrenb Der 3ug nit elmer S9nels
li9feit ppn 30 W}eilen in Der Stunoe
Die obI@iiITige StraBe hinabIauite.
fam Elm onoerer 3ug in entgegengez
ieBter &i6tung baber, bod mar Der
Nebel 70 pift, baB Der @reiftpdgenz
mann bes aufipGrts fobrenoen 3u9es
ben perun9liidten3ug erft ieben fonnte,
ais er bis auf lpenige Sdritt 6erdns
oetommen mar. W&it einem fur6tba=
rem &roh Itiir3ten Die Cars auFeinailz
Der uno bic ungIiidlichen 5abrgGite
ipurben nach allen RidltuRgen bur6z
einoroer gepprfen. Die parauf fol=
genDea Scsnen paren ber33erreiBeno.
Nlehrere 6abrgdite naren 10 lpeit meg
gei9leuosrt ipproen, baB iie iiber ba5
8elGnper bes 0iaputts flogen unb duf
bos 20 SUB ipeiter unten befinblide
8a6ngeleiie itiir3ten. 0ieie tamen am
f6limmIten meg Na6oem Die Nm
6uIan3 Die Sd)perberpunbeten nah
bem 6oIpital gebra6t, tonnte feitgez
iteGt perben, oaB SRI. emma 9omer
BON &anias Gitb, &ds., ihr 2eben perz
loren uno boB 19, burunter 4 i4per,
berfpunnet poroen raren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-06
1T 9tebel
julanlmengeltObcn.
Sdrefiid)e GUliUn in Ssanias GitD, NNp. 0Seitere
9Sadridlten iiber Die seftrigem 0Sablen. Spm
Sfoblcngebet. @smlner= @rplpitpn amf SUna
~5slnnS.
8es g2oines, Soma, A. Nop.


eSn Der @eies9ebung baben Die De-
motra1en beoeuteuoe 0eninne 81 pecz
3ei6nen. Gunmins Uiehrbeit muroe
Don $4,000 bis auf $1,000 reOu5irt.
Omaha, Nebr., 4. gtoh.
Die g2ieoerlooe oes oemoirdtiI4en
&anoioaten sSobn s. SuIlipan fir oas
Sb.rgerit9t lpiro 3ugegeben. Sem
@egner So1n 9. Barnes nirb cine
WebrEsit pon ettpa 5000 Sttmmen
baben. cSn Der Staot bate SulIioan
cine Msbrheit BON 1900 Stimaen.
9(Qe repu6litanii6en 8onoiooten fiir
Die Staatsdmter iinb nit Wtehrbeiten
BON 5000 bis 5000 Stimmen ertpGblt.
San s5ranciscp. 4. Npp.
guoen e. S9miB, Der Sanbioat Der
M1beiter uno 0emofrdien, lit unSpei=
felbaft nit elmer Nlebrbeit BON ettpa
3400 Stimmen gum WtaDor ertpGbIt
uno nit ibm bic meiiten aanbibaten.
bic auf fsinsm Wabl5ettel itanoen.
0onplulu, 4. Nob.
Die 8eri4te iiber bic in bieiem Ser
ritorium abgebaltenen GpuntppabIen
fommen ie6r ldngiam. boh i9etnt es.
bab in rem meiiten 6dIen bic 3epu=
blitdner iie9ten.
Salt Cafe, lltab, 4. NoD.
Ser oemofrati18e 9anbibat fir bas
Mdporsamt bat nit 2200 Stimmeu
Me3rbeit 9eiieat.
4us benz S b lengebiet.
@ilfesbarre. 8a.. 5. 9too.
Die BON Ser @treitz RommiFion err
nonnte geriD6nun9sbe60rbe bat bic
6oblengeIeQifaften Sore Bros. 8 Co.,
bic Qehigb Goal &c Napigation So. uno
8ebeu 8ro8. gstabelt unb nm 2tuf=
tldrling hires @erbaItens erIu6t. sSn
ben &o6lengruben Der 9ebig6 @alIep.
2ebig6 &c 8iItesbarre, Delalpare,
2afumarna &. Neitern unb Der q9i=
laoelp9ia &: 3eaoing So. tpurbe beute
bic @r6eit mieber aufqenommen.
Grp In TON.
@eds6ia. 9t. g., 3. 9fob.
2tuF Soma Sslano in 9ubipn, no
bic &e9ierung cine 9uIper= unb 9p=
namit sNieoerIage bat, fanben mehrere
grpIoIionen itatt. SO ioGlen 16 Wldns
ner get0btet unb piele btrpunbet lefn.
Gin tIeiner Srrtbum.
gfem Yorf. 5. gtoo
@dbrenb RE 6reunbe bes angebli9
ertruntsnen sSo6n Siebert Die Spbtens
nade hielten, frat Der Iootgegloubt;
plDbli9 ms 3immer, unb bu lie i'm
fir elm 6eIpenIt bielten. itoben lie mad
alien Giftungen auSeindnber. Die be-
treffenoe 2ei6s, ipeIbe in Der Morgue
aIs bieieniee Sisberts BON ieinen
ssreunbsn ibentiii3irt iuorben mar,
bate alIerbings eine msrtpiiroige
Qlebnli6teit nit Giebert. Gs geIung
bem 2eb.eren na9 unb na9. feline
syreunbe bapon gu iiber5eusen, bub er
aus 6teiI9 uno Slut beItebe.
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2tu4 btm & 6 a B t.
WniNl1tan B

Ga9 o.m 6sutt9tr 2tuspciie res
G61tam;ss belief I'd, eer oeriii9bdre
Gelocorrqtb auf $226 Cos ,999 papon
par.n $109 ,681 500 in Golo 913u
tommt np6 Die Go,lieiste pon $780,
0OO O9O
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-06
Dolll )fbmns.

Sin folumbiidicS Sanuncubnut be-
id)ieFt &dRama,-Tic ueuc 3cgie.
rMng crbistct GHerttuuurg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-06

Die fy6iftt gs syuu5 iog init
timer om.r.i1nii6eu 5irud hoe e
2lnt1uf5 eini1ey t0gitno g,aaist
Gepebre In llne,banoluu9 'iebtu.
tpelf, cen Gubaneyn 1b5snommta
iruroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-06
.crs,LIe. 3enn.. 8. Rop.

...-@l> lie, 2ellf1., .. Noo.
Ndbrenb her Stimmenb9abe in
Sairoieip, ga, entitcnb Elm Streit unn
5peiN{dnner purben get0btet uno 8ipei
peripunnet.
9esWpines. SSyopa, 8. Hoo.
Oos repub!itaniIteS Central.
comite empIing 9criats, tpona9 es iii
pielen SheiIen oes Stoutes veqncte.
9ieraus lpirb Der SdluB ge8pgen, baB
Die 5armer 3a6lreib itimmen peroen,
neil ba8 gtegcnpctter iie abhalteu
mubte, duf Dem Se,ee 3u cy6eiten.
Baltimore 8. ylop.
1ie @ahl ninlmt eiuer rlbigcn95er.
louf uno Die 8ei9eiliguna 1T eiae lebs
bafte. Goppbl Die Demofraten ais bic
RepubIifarer beanipru6sn ben Sieg
in bieier Stant.
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Stlumbua, O., 3. Iup.

SIN republitaniiden pouptquartier
bebauptet mon, onB iii Ohio ges
gen 100000 Stimmen neroen' dbgege.
ben werben: olB Ssrrid cine 8lurali.
tat BON iiber 100, 600 Stimmen erSieleu
perbe, unb boB bic 3epublifnner IN Der
9esislntur Bel semeiniamer Nbitimmnn9
eine MaiDritdt uUn 60 Stinimen baben
tperbsn. @s perben dberal @stten
borouf dneeboten, baB gol. 6errid's Z
lslurnlitdt iid ouf $4,000 bslnufen
lperbe, bod nimmt 9tiemanb bieIe Bet
ten on.
Sn ben Grandchildren rehnen bic
&epubIifoner nuf btbeutenoen @etuinn
infolse Der 8efiirportuns Der Single
3or ourb 9Om Spbnion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-11-06

W}ontpcnier. >fnD. ) 9tpo.
8ei einem 5cuer, tpelAes gleDo.
nalOs 2ei6itaG 3erIt0rte. perIoren Gro
per Sob uno 61rrp G;tevah pon W}a
rim i6r Qe6ar unb 9}ap Wdro pon
GreenDire. 8. uno giitan Grr3ier por
bier eriittcn ibluue gr1nopunoen.
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Stem gDors, 3. Nop
8ofton, 3. gHoo.

0a in MaTac9uIe,ls bic Ql6Itims
mrng nad Dem auitraJii6en SpItem
por Ii6 gebt, tit es unmQgGa, iiber
ben 9tusfau i'm 8oraus etlpas gu ias
gen. 5n0eB tOiro es 3ugeseben. bab
Die Dcmotraten in Bolton ZEN Sie9
babpntrd9en iperoen
Pb.laoelp6ia, 8. Nop.
Die 0enofraten perbdlten iit9 gleids
9iiIttg, Ia lie po6l niien, baB ge9en
bic us.iGe republitQniife Da9rbeit
BON 100000 5timmen ni4t3 aus6us
ri6ten lit.
Cincinnati. 8. Hop.
Die StininpIaBe purben Inn 6 tlbr
9e0ifnet. e5n ben eriten 3lpei Stunoen
poren t8 foIt r'tr Nr6eiter, pelde III
re Stimmen abgoben. lIe6er ben 4uSs
fan ldBt fid1 np6 ni1ts iaaen.
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ger9aftungtn in 8elIepille
geQeoilc, &ll, ). ytuu.

y y Il II u w y lt
geaeoilc, Sll, ). ytuu.
Gs purben funf ipeitere psrionen
kerbaTaet, bic bel tenn 9pnGgeri5t,
ZEN farbigen S9ulIttrer 8patt be.
treFfeno, bet6eiIigt SeipeIen Iein Ioaen.
Sbre gtame;: iino Sobn GbeIoorf,
plum6er; syulius Sdpino, Sdmieo;
'Srant S6illing, @srnidler; Mat6eu
g8eib uno ,Spbn gGeicbing, &obIengrds
Der. Sie lpurnen entIaiien, ndf0em
fie ie 5000 9iirgid1aft geitsqt battsn.
@eacuiQc, Su, ). Ron.
Der GountDclect George &. 9bomas
nurce unter Der 2lnf!uas Des Inter
Tdleifs, bic pon per ,9rdnojurp er6n=
Zen porbtn mar, poyGaFtet. Gr ion
Elm 0efi3it Doa $4,000 in ieiner 9aFe
bo6eu.
3u Gunfen ber 2(rbetter.
llc,u port ). 9lou
Die Sommiiiirn. pel6er bic Gnt.
fbeibung tetreffs Der 5oroerunqen BEL
~oirdtinDdtIlGng gelteuien III ,SQn iyt9n
cisco iber.aHeu lpurDe. bat fir iol6t
2lngetellte, pelts 5ipei Sabre Dor ota
] Qlpril 1903 oort beItditiQt maren
cine 9obnerhobune bon 10 pro3ent
fir bic anoern 2(nQeIteuten, oerer
0ienftoaer oerirger 1T, cine iol4t
BON 5 8ro3ent porgeiebeu. 0ieie tSnt.
ifeiouno 1T bon Oscar 2 G.guu:
uno 20. 2. Moben unter3eibnet. Col
Qatrid Calhoun mar niht odmit elm
neriianoen.
@efonQen qtnommeu.
Go1eweH. : Z 3. 9loo.
Die Sberii;sqefiiien. peite glon.
t.aa uieic Start csriitben. bdbsn an
5alcreet % iartr eianasn ae.
npmmen, md1c id Cit 3gr Me1rl
ieben uortsu. c1nn a6sr eura rsr
Snoi1ner 4oli3iItsn Sh'r.r 9a-
SET peJauloft puroe1 ms 3u graeteH
Gie Fno In elmer trauriasu 9syioNar9
Gin alter Snoiausr peinte peil q iei
nen 14dbrigen Sobn oeriprsn bate.
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e@ahten.
9Peip glorf, 3. Sft.


Tis QoIi3ei lit eifriq oamit beiadFs
ti9t, io.dls Burden dc}lfangen, inelfs
bon Yb..uoeIpbia, Yd;erion. 1reuioa
uno anoeren Stdoten nadl 9leip Yort
tommeh, um fdli9hh 3n Itimmen SIN
2aufe Der periIohsrta Raht pu1pen
80 @erpdatigc in 5oaft genommen.
0as 0etter lit ihon uno bic 8ts
tGeiIiguna an Der M1s! cine iebr leb>
1afte. Qan1e Dor Der SrDiirung Der
Sttnmpldge I'M s l,tc hduben lunai
Reiben gum Gtimmen bereit. 6ier ~
ppbl, ME aud i'm Situate. lourpe Die
groBe Mofe oer Stin!men ir len crIien
N(orgeaituuoen abgegebep.
Sn 2ron puroe QgiIipp ). Rilep
pon sinem 6ulfssS6.giff nurcb einen
ShuB pernunoet. neil el iih nift in
Der porgeldlriebenen @utfernung rcn
StimmtaIten belt.
Qrofbent gfopiept,t reiite in Ses
sIeitung beS SanoeIsm,niIters Gprs
teIppu bier bur9, Inn ii9 na9 Gnittr
Bah gu be9ebsn, mo er itimmt. Me9a
rere @ebsimpoliaiiten beluatten ihu.
Sem gor;. 3. @ou.
Col. @epree 6. McGlellnn lit nit
elmer Bluralitdt BON mebr alS 10000
Stimmen sum Wtopur gtew Yorts &c.
ipablt pOroen.
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