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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED
Officers Think They Have a Danger
Gus Gang at Vinita.

Vinita, 1. 7, June "a very unique
method Of horse stealing. it is thought.
has heen unearthed here by the United
States marshals. and Ed and Sam
Barnett, of WeleetSa, and Sam and
George Bowman, of Claremore. are in
the federal jail, charged with the Of
Tense. The arrests were made by
Deputy Walter Harper.
During the month of April. last. a
number of horses were stolen from
citizens of Claremore and Weleetka
An Investigation disclosed the fact
that the Claremore horses were dis
posed OF in this city. and that those
stolen from Weleetka were sold in
Claremore. The officers think they
have positive proof that the Glare.
more prisoners worked in conjunction
with those from Weleetka, and thus.
by having both ends of the line well
worked. succeeded for a time to battle
all Efforts towards detection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09

Of that state. 1t was supposed that a
Kansas marriage was good and valid
to all intents and purposes until they
applied a short time g to the Dawes
commission to have their child enroll
ed as a Cherokee citizen, when they
were informed that a marriage under
the territorial laws would be neces'
sary before the babe could be consid-
cred a legitimate citizen Rather than
permit the infant to lose its allotment
of land and also its pro rata of the
tribal funds and appropriations. the
father and mother decided to remarry.
under a license issued in the Cherokee
nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Twin Territory Federation viii Meet
Next at South McAiester.

Enid, Okla, June 9.-The next an
nual meeting of the Twin Territory
Federation of Labor will be held in
South McAlester. hat city being Sc
lected in a spirited contest for the
meeting. Shawnee, Oklahoma City,
Lawton and Chickasha were candi-
dates for the convention.
The second days session was de-
voted to organization The constitu-
ton will be adopted today.
John Brewer OF Chickasha. was
elected first vice president and ]. A.
Horn Of Hobart third vice president,
to fill vacancies.
Seventy-fve delegates to the conyen-
ton were unable to reach the city on
account of high water south and east
of here.
Laura A. Gregg. Of Kansas. address.
sed the delegates on child labor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
DETAILS OF WALTER CYCLONE.
Thirty Buildings Damaged in Town.
Lives Lost In the Country.

Walter, Okla, June 9.-Friday, June
3. at about 5 o'clock p. M, a cyclone
sw ept over Walter and a great portion
of the country to the south and west
Of the town. Thirty buildings in the
town were more or less damaged,
ONE totally destroyed, others thrown
from foundations and turned partly
around. No persons were injured at
Walter, but reports are coming In
from the adjacent country of loss OF
life and property.
The residence of Charles Mann. half
a mile west OF town, was destroyed,
and a neighbor woman, Mrs. J. w.
Gill, who was striving to reach Mann's
storm cave was overtaken by the cy-
clone and seriously injured.
Mrs. Paine, two miles west, was
killed and the home destroyed.
Three miles southwest Miss Bessie
Brown sustained a broken ankle, and
a younger member of the family was
severely cut on the head, The house
was LETT a complete wreck. Mr.. Brown
also owned two buildings in town.
about one mile apart. and both were
destroyed.
Owing to storms and bad roads re-
ports are coming in slowly. but un-
d%oubtedly many homes are wrecked
and much property lost.
Torrents of rain and a fusillade of
hail stones added to the horror OF the
situation in which the homeless vic
tins were placed.
The cotton crop has been quite ser
iously injured by hail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09

between the negroes and a certain
class of white people, and this feel
ing reached a fever heat when a ne
gro, it Is said, on last Saturday at
tempted to break into the house of a
white woman The negro was arrested
and there was some talk of lynchlng
him. A few negroes left the town as
soon as they were warned The best
people Of Madill claim that It was the
tough element That ran the negroes
out Of town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
Who'll FAMILY DROWNED.

Muskosee, t. T, June 9.-Alfred Lee,
aged 81, a well known and deserving
negro, and five of his children were
drowned while attempting TO ros a
creek in a wagon three miles north OF
here this morning. It was filled with
back water from the Arkansas river,
about fifteen feet deep Three of the
children were girls and when taken
out some OF them were locked in each
others arms. The eldest Of the FIVE
was 81, the youngest IL The old man
left six living children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
RICHARDSON'S SAY.
Thinks Democratic Party should Nom
mate Parker.
An Associnted Press !

~
Washington, D. C., June 9-Repre-
sentative William Richardson Of Ala
bama. who is here on business with
the departments, today gave voice to
sentiments respecting the duty of the
Democratic party at St Louis. Judge
Richardson is a delegate at large to
the st. Louis convention, and is the
only member Of congress on the Ala
bama delegation.
80 far as / am concerned" he said,
sT am for Judge Parker's nomination,
without a second choice. Alabama's
delegation Of twenty-five is for Park
er out and out. II is true the delega-
aion was not instructed, but 50 strong
was the Parker sentiment in the state
that had there been the slightest doubt
about individuals who composed the
delegation II would nave been instruct
ed straigh; for Judge Parker
Speaking for mysclf-and ] believe
attn only one of many from the south
who hold such a viewII believe we
are under something SO IKE a moral
obligation to nominate Judge Parker
that to fail to do so would consti-
tute a great party mistake. It can not
be disputed that Democrats all over
the country. with not a dissent among
those who showed a disposition to
promote harmony and unity, tacitly
agreed TO accord to New York the Sc
lection OF a candidate TO lead the par
~. When New York instructed for
Parker we congratulated ourselves
that a man had at last been found
who was always a loyal Democrat and
who in every essential of character
and ability measured up to the stand
ard we desired. ! think there is nc
sort OF doubt but this is the feeling
throughout the south. and believe
IT is the sentiment OF conservative
Democrats all over the country. I'm.
q~uestlonahly he already has a great
lead for the nomination. Any talk
Of a dark horse Is indeed the widest
kind of linguistic cropping in the dark
No one else has been named in con.
nection with the nomination who is Ia
DE considered as within the range OF
probability as the nominee. What man
would the west have? Is there a nan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
c BOY BROWNS.

Leeer, Okla, June 9.-Walter Nix
a boy IS years of age, was drowned
about ten miles east of here Saturday
morning about II o'clock Young Nix.
who was living with his uncle, f. NJ
Nix, in company with other boys, went
to a tank of Mr.. McCloud's near by
and were in bathing when young Nix
being unable 10 swim. got into a deep
hole and his companions being toe
small to assist him, he was drowned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09

In the east who in other essentials
meets requirements who in party hdel
ity equals Judge Parker? rhe s.mp
lest dictates Of omtnon n demand
his nomination. and l believe common
sense and conservatism is going to
rule at st Louis. II we can't win
with Sim. then this is not a Democrat
ic e Let Tammany and the rest
Join us in making the ST. Louis con
vention an occasion of honor to the
mar whom Taminany itself. through
her representatives at Albany, elo.
auehtly praised"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
Maud Got Square.

Maho 0ot oQuaFcs
Maud Muller. on n summers morn,
Heard the loot OF an auto horn.
n.
she saw the Judge so wniriing past
+Gee. said Maud, mes going fasti
iii.
And then she thought OF the signs ane
tears
1he Judge mad caused ner all thes'
years.
~.
..He's breaking the law at that
speed. quotn she;
ria ma. ha IA heres reyenge foi
met
so she set her teeth. n ne'er cen
iilnched.
zyhile she took MS number and nae
him pinched.
cleveland Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
a II q
Bssr. the a The Mind You Have klaaE BOUGHT
Signature si &MzZzzM
KANSAS MARRIAGE NO GOOD.
cherokees Have TO Wed Again to Save
Rights Of Their Child.

3artlesVille, !. T., jane "a wedd-
ing ceremony, which. IL Is believed,
Is without precedent in Indian ,erri.
tory. took place at the Baptist par
sonage here. Mr.. and Mrs. John Crit
tendon, both Cherokee citizens were
married by the Rev, Mr.. Brendel for
the second time within two years, al
though there had never been a sep
aration. While the ceremony was per.
formed. the mother held in her arms
her / year old infant.
Nlr and Mrs. c%rittendon's first mar.
rage was in Kansas, under the laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
NONE OF mADlLL MOB CAUGHT
But United States Attorney is Collect.
ing Evidence.

Ardmore, {. T., June 9.-united
States Attorney Johnson has been col
lecting evidence all day in the Madill
mob cases, but no arrests have been
made. Officers are diligently work
ing in an attempt to locate the mem
bers OF the crowd who shot into the
homes Of the negroes and warned them
TO leave It is reported here that
those implicated in the AFFAIR have left
Madill.
Pad feeling has existed in the town
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
THE RASH DEED.
Territory Citizen Kills His Young Son
and Himself.

Ardmore, l.. T., June "a terrible
tragedy was enacted near Lone Grove
otday. II. l.. Farmer, a well known
citizen, who had resided in the Lone
Grove n%eighhorhood for about three
years. In a TT of desperation shot and
killed his "A year Old son Emmett. He
then blew his brains out The weapon
used was a double barreled shotgun.
No cause is known for the rash act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
INDIAN TERRITORY
LAWYER MARRiEs.

okmulgee, 1. T., June 9.-Joseph c.
Stone, OF this place. and Miss Louise
beatrice Webb, of Dallas. Texas. we're
united in marriage at the Episcopal
church in Dallas Mr.. Stone is one
OF the Indian territory's most bril-
liant orators and "a lawyer Of more
than ordinary prominence The bride,
until recently, has held the position as
instructor in English literature in st.
Mary's Episcopal college at Dallas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
For Stock RaIsers

and farmers-a journal that will &C
quaint you with conditions and oppor-
tunities in the great husti;ng. lus;ling
Southwest. THE Earth"-monthly. Il.
Illustrated. 25 cts. per year. Sample
copy mailed on redues-. You'll want
it when you see It. Address. The Earth,
Ills Railway Exchange. Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
"a oklahoman Included.

Among the candidates who passed
the examination for the Cecil Rhodes
scholarships In Oxford university are
the following; A. NJ. Ebright, Earl w.
Murray and George w. NJ. Nutting, Of
Kansas; r. f. Blodgett. Samuel y.
Eliot. George A. Underwood ana John
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
NEW YORK HARDWARE STORE.

G. WEIGH, Of Missouri; Redmond Coon,
Arthur II. Marsh, Frank A. Peterson
and Edwin Sutherland. OF Nebraska;
w r. Ksndall, of Oklahoma, and Carl
W. Ross and Joseph f. Walleter Of
Iowa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
III BIDS

Lawten, Okla, June 9-The secre-
AIRY of the interior has rejected all
bids upon the storm and sanitary
sewer systems for the city. because
he considered the bids about $4,000
o high. He has %readvertised them.
and they will be opened June 25 in
Lawton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
BE RECALLED.

We are making a special sale Of
HAMMOCKS at remarkably low
prices. Unprecedented value and
should not be missed.
The limo of hammooks carried is
very complete and interesting.
The closely woven fancy hammoelJs
are very pretty and ~seryieeable. We
offer them at reduced prices for ten
DAYS.
NEW YORK HARDWARE STORE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
$1,000 FIRE IN NARDlN, OKLA.

Blackwell, Okla, June 9.--Fire in
the business district Of Nardin caused
losses a~egregating $1,000 Luallin a
Co. in whose general merchandise
store the blaze started. suffered a loss
of $500. The poolroom Of clink q
Sears was damaged $500. and 4 stor-
& house valued at $1,000 M a
dwelling valued at $500, were destroy
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
Meoaphones.

Root at the ball games. Pull for
Guthrie. Megs for sale at Leader Of
fee. 15c. 25c, and soc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-09
PAINT MONEY

Guthrie. OKLA.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-02

when th OF out island through bis elaas
he couldn't believe his eyes, an neither could Bin an DE
when made th landin later perched up there
rocks, high an dry, 18th keel tn very image
Dancn' Sal rugged jis we'd left her. Well, sir we all
tho heads ad been turned BY pywaons an Dayy
up T. speak tn thing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-02

1--WE too ticked e be aboard worry, however
all turned hunks fer tn first good nights we'd
had in fortnight We woke next mornin BY TIL sound
scratchn' an chaterin deck, an when tn Capn
Bill an Davy see wo up you heard SIGH
You tn vessel had been boarded by army o. dun
III night
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-02

II uont forget in hurry the time took that cargo
o. Lisbon We about twenty days out o. Jamaica
eko-ec when turned foul an commenced blow blsters
Til capn ordered th foresal eefed and set tn foesheet
hauled aft an tn helm hard-aweather but 'us struck
sudden at aore Bill an could Delay tn foredowu-hau tn
ship bad sprung, an we had Z take to tn ongboat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

lin gefunb 5u feiu, mus cine gerfon bic sser-
brai6sprooufte (ooer 8iftftofte) aus benz ttors
per log peroen. Die 9tatur bot bier austpeae
oafiir eeiGaffen, bic gingetpeibe, Die 9tieren,
Die SIafe uro Die Horen Der Saut.
&ern. bic gilgeiueioe untdtig tperoen, bleibt
Der Setl Der 9sabrlng, tpelber auSgeitober ipers
ben foute, IN ben Carmen uno 5eriebt fih, mos
our6 cine bartnddige 8erftopfung, 8Iut>, glers
benz. 2eber< uno 9fierenbes6neroen berurfaht
uno Die Ioren Der Saut beritopff fperoen. mas
cine &ranfbeit i'm gan5en SDitem 5ur SoIee
bat.
sic fonnen ii6 fofort QinSeruna uno
0auernoe 9eilung bon elmer bartnddigen Ser>
ltonfnna ODER einem. audIenoen MaaenIeioe1
per,@a1Iel lro ole 9fieren uln Die 2e5er reers
llereIl, lIloerl Sic tdgli4 cine 9ofiS bon Srafe's
Yalmetto @ine nehrne1. Sreero elm Qeier oies
leT Seiiins tanIi fi9 abiolit fEsi cine 5Iaf4e
Company, 9rafe 4uiIoine, Vbicago, Sn,
f6reibt. Sine freie grobefIaf6e aIlein bat
niarlcberr &rdft uuo 9efunobeit eebradt. Sic
1tto oober es fi6 feIbit fhuIoig, 3u ermitteIn,
pas er tn Sbrem Sale tln toir5. G9reiDei
STE beifte ro1 on Die Sirrla.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
@nnSesseridt
Seri9t Der @-rpBsef4worenen

Die 8unbes=@ roBsei6mursnsn reid
ten 9eitsrn ibrsn 8eridt elm. Sic er=
boben i'm 8an3en 81 Intlagen.
Inter ben an9etlastsn PeriOnen Be-
finben ii9:
Walter &C.. Strouie bon Mononea=
bella, 3d., pelGer fid bier unter benz
Hamen Capt. SO. u. Stanton als
8unoes=@ ebeimpOli3ift ausgab uno in
Der 5nbiana National 8ant auf eiuen
gefdlf6ten @bed $500 colsctiren polte.
@up 3. sallaoe bon Wabaib. Snb..
Siebfabl bon Bofiaden; Ssferion
@lenBer bon 8rpano, Sno., 0erbrei=
tun9 bon falidem @elbe; paul grin3i
bon g%pansbile, Jalidmtinserei; er
bate, als er berbaftet puroe, etma
$40 in faliden 50=@ents. Sttiden in
ieinem 8eib; Werton WOlf bon Wal=
tertOn, Snb.. BsnuBuna Der poit gu
unlautsren 3usden; Melbin Gple ben
Hortb Webfer, Sno.. Sisbtabl zines
regifrirten Brisfes; Charles Sutel
BON grasil, Snb.. Ssiddoieuns zines
8rieftafens; Sennie 8enner bon Wun=
Gle. Gdlfduns elmer poitanmsiiuns;
Milton @oopsr bon Serre Saute,
6alidmiinserei; Charles Brandt bon
SanOpsr, @rnf Shiaabeer bon Sn=
oianapolis, &op Miles bon Canaan,
Snb., Mlice Sburmau bon B~oonepile,
Sno., Soruaro 5. Nntrim bon Seen.
neOn, Snb., idmmtli6 Der 0erienbunq
bon obic6ner Qiteratur burd bic pof
a~nsetla9t; 6arrp 6. Martin, &id=
monb. nnterialagung; W. 8. 5eois.
g%pansbile, Siebfabl eites @elbbrisfs;
%. s. Barrier. 8enin9burf, Snb.,
Jdlfhun9 elmer poffanpeiiung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
Glue interefante Sdaaeneriat=
flage.

SIM 8unoesgeridt ipiro CUR 3eit
iber Die S9aoeneriabtlase fir $15.-
600 berbanselt, tpsl9e George @arf9,
miller i'm @amen ieinsr So9ter gertbu
seJen bic puaman So. eingsreidt bat.
Ser 3ld9er befanb fi9 i'm Suli b,
S. init ieiner Jamilie auf Der Gabri
bon portlano, Oregon, mad bier.
Bertha occupirte nit ibrer itnge.
rem S9wefsr cine 2aesrifdtte. =
Ils Der 3ug ben Staat Wpomina
ourtquerte, mar 8ertba mdbrenb be,
9a9t aus benz ofenen 6enfter bee
pullman WaggOns sefaaen. gls ibrt
Sdwefer am nd9iien Worssn er.
pa3te, fono fe gu ibrem Gntieben ben
pluB, pelden bic dltere %eingenommer
bate, leer.
Der 3ug uuroe gum 5alten gebra9l
uno ss muroen nod Der YerIdmunbe.
men Na1fOrfdunsen a~nseifelt. Su
Der Mdhs bon Stranger, @po., murot
He in Der Ndbe oes @eleiies auf einem
Saufsn &ies in bemubtlofem 3ufanbs
aufgefunbsn.
sic bate fOl9' f9mere 8etieBungen
erlitten, baB fe on ben SOlgen oeriels
ben 3eitlebens ju leioen baben miro.
Die Inudlte Der pertlagten @eisqs
fdaft weroen seiteno MAIDEN, bab es
fiir elm Mdo9sn BON Der @r6be Der
8erlebten (ie NOR bamals Is Sabre
alt) unm6ali9 mar, aug benz Genfer
3u fallen, fonoern oaB fe in iOmnam=
bulen 3uitano burd bas 6enfer tlets
terte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

Mit fnapper Hot6 benz
Sobe e~ntsangen 1T in YlattepiGe,
Wts., CHARLES Waters. @emeinfam
nit S. 2augbton trieb .er mebrere
Stud &inbDieb aus ben Stpd Warbs,
als er plOBli4 con einem Sitter anse<
griffen unb BON ieinem pferbe ees
f9leuoert tpurbe. Der Stier purbe
ieoo9 ourb einen 9ufi9Idg bss pfer>
bes getobtet unb babur9 bas 3eben
Waters' sersttet.
S Ii r bas gin6eimfen Der
Weaistol6en in Suinois bieten bic
Waisfarmer benz &olbenleIer ober
Gorn 9usfer biesmal brei Dollars ben
Gag nebt &oft unb 2osis, ipenrt er
isln 9anotpert grinbli9 Derfteb.. @or
Sahren Sablte man einem folben ans
bsrtbalb Gents bas 8ufbel, isbt erbdlt
er bret Gents bas 9ufbef un6 fanr
NIT eirlem berbeferten 9anbf9ub BUM
bert 8uf6el ben Sag einbeimien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
Nafenopfer

Inter ben bielen Ipnberbaren Spfer.
gaben, Die beibnii6e @Dlfer i6ren So
BEN ,barbra6ten, finbet ma audi
menf9li9e Naien ber5ei9net. Ser So
sentempel auf benz 8ergsipfel neben
Dem Sort BON Mpfore in Snbien MGR
nod Dor ni9t sar LANCER 3eit Der @iB
zines re9t blutbirftigen @Oben BON
gang abfonberli9em @efdmade. 8az
mani = 10 nannten bic beibnif6en
@lGubigen biefen @Dben = bate ni9t,
qlei9pie bic ibrigen 8etpobner bes
binboitanif9en @Dtterbimmels, 9efdlz
len an Der Spferung san5er Menfden=
leiber, fpnbern ausf9liebli9 bic 3ierbe
bes menf9li9en @nsefi9ts, bic Hafe,
permp9te ben Ourit biefes y@ottes"
na9 6ulbiguns gu ftilIen.
Gum llngliid stns Der Gifer Ieiner
Sablrei6en 8erebrer ni6t 70 melt, nm
i'm bur6 Sarbrinsune zines 10 piGs
tieen Sbeiles bes eigenen Mngeii6tes
an BEN Sag gu legen: lie fanoen IS an
eenebmer unb bequemer, ii9 mobile
paffnet unb Sablrei9 in ben Sinter<
bait gu legen, arslofe @eifenbe SIT
ii6erfansn, fe sroufamerpeiie ibrer
NaIen gu berauben unb bteie ibrem
@Dben als Spfer bar5ubringen. Ser
Sultan @li BON Mniore, tpistppbl
Ionit ebsn ni9t befannt lpsgen iein.r
Menf9li9feit, fano fi6 als Mufels
mann bur9 bieien, benz mpbammebuz
nii6en @luuben Sutpiberlaufenben Sc
brau9 i9liebli4 bod beleioist, unb
Ieinem mGdtigen Mrnle berbanften bic
Meiienhen enbli9 Die feitbem burd ben
np9 frGftigeren 4rm Der gnsldnber
befeftiQte Si6erheit ihrer Hofen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
,Onfel Soc" Cannon ipirb beim

3uiammentritt oes SO. @onerehes i'm
DECEMBER 1905 speifsnos gum Spre-
der nieosrgepdblt ueroen, es lei oenn,
oab sr borber oas 3sitlide feenet, mos
bel ieiner frdftieen Contribution nidi
3u ertuarten lit. @r piro banr einen
@onsreB su reeieren baben. Der cine
unsrbOrt sroBe partsi.M aiOritdt ent-
bdlt. Sm 50. @onareB batten Die
Semofraten, adt populiften unb Sill
berleute einserednet, cine Waioritdt
bon SO Stimmsn. mas bamals als
gans enorm betradtet tpurbe, aber bic
Republitaner meroen felbt bieie Ma-
ioritdt i'm nddften gongrsb mod nit
einem Subsno iibertrumpfen. Ser=
artige WaiOritdten fino unbequem, unb
Spreder Cannon miro eiits prattifde
Semonfratirn bon Der Wabrbeit bie=
les Sases erbalten. Sc sr6Ber bic
MaiOritdt, befo i9werer it es, bisIeIbs
3u manipuliren. Spreder Cannon
pirb in erltsr 2inis bnn benz problem
%tonfrDntirt peroen, feline 240 8epubli=
faner nit @omitepldben gu berior9en.
Sab nur elm tleiner She'll berielben
gomite-8 orfbs erbalten fann, lieet auf
Der 0ano, unb es miro iGwierig 9enua
iein, ieoem oerislben ~penieffens einen
ooer smei anfdnoige @Omitepldse au-
3~upenoen.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
&mr3e Sepef@eu.
81. Nopember.
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81. Hobember.
SnIauo.
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Mfaoemie in Staunton nuroe faf
gdn3li4 ein9edfAert.
NelonbiIle. .. 9inoer
bon 4 uno 5 Sabren fino beim Spielen
in elmer S9eune perbrannt.
: 81 uSIauo.
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Dineta auf. Der Sampfer gilt als
berlDren.