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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-15
Stirring Merchandise News at DunCan's
The Whole Store Presents Its Best Economy Offerings!
Sale Of Handkerchief.

Anothea one of those splendid offer.
iogs or manufacturers "seckonds" of
absolutely pure linen Handkerchiefs
for men and women. There are no
hurts that damage the handkerchlefs
for gervice-pin holes or thick threads
nothing more serious. The collection
Includes baudkerchiefs that are Csc.
values We have about 100 x0-
dozen to choose from at. 49,. AOG
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-15

. - - EEs ~ - Z -.
Besps the Tfa Kind You Have AhRayS BOHqiA
Signature e AMzzzza
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-15

HOLIDAY RATES ON CENTRAL
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-15

New and beautiful novelties too
numerous to mention arriving daily at
Holidays Bookstore, corner Jackson
and Lamar streets.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-15

II the owner of lost buggy robe
thinks it is worth quarter to him he
can learn the balsnce of the story by
calling at this Office.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-12-15

With every dollar of indebtedness
paid yesterday the hospital bazaar shows
clear profit of 81, 315. How's that for
a great success?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

ance, broke for the rear they followed
at their heels shooting down and cap
turing hundreds and crying ont to Ole
another, Go into the works and take
them" ~AIOre like wild men then than
soldiers, Cleburue'S excited followers
dashed over the half mile that lay be
tween the captured outer line and the
stronghold on the pike. The astOniShed
defenders of the second line dared not
fire upon the assailants for fear of hit
ting comrades who were either leading
Cleburne's men or mingling with them
in their mad race Once at the rear
works the onset OF CleburneS men
was 50 impetuous that the soldiers on
the parapet were literally run over.
and in few minutes. or before the re-
serves in the third line cOmprehended
the crisis, Cleburne's banners waved
over them, his men occupied breach
the width of Il regiment and. int0xi-
Gated with triumph. We're dashing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

ing the enemy had slipped out of the
trap in the night and by forced
march reached Franklin, on the south
bank of the Harpcth river
At Franklin Schofield halted his col
umns Oh the southern border of the
town, where line of slight intrench-
ments was hastily constructed, and the
weary soldiers lay down on their arms
to enjoy a brief rest while the long
army trains were crossing to a safer
position north of the stream. The
troops Of Schofields Twenty third
corps, commanded by General ]. ID.
Cox, occupied the main line of works,
which extended across the Columbia
| and Nashville pike, along which Hood
was marching in active pursuit.
The eXtremities of the works rested
on the river bank above and below the
town, and the only break in the line
was at the point where the pike ran
through. There a gap had been left
in order to accommodate the trains and
artillery as well as the brigades bring
ing up the rear. These latter, three
Stanley's Twenty-fourth corps and con-
stituted Wagner's division. Stanley
crossed to the north bank of the Har-
peth with Woods division of his corps,
leaving Wagner to handle the rear
guard. OF the three brigades in Wag-
ner's division two, Conrad's and
Lanes, We're halted by General Cox's
q hol In in OF
the general line and covering the gap
in the works at the pike. Wagner's
Third brigade, led by General Emerson
Opdycke, filed through the gap into
the works at Franklin and the men
rested in reserve behind CoX's own
division, close to the pike.
When the Confederate lines We're
forming for the attack Cleburne's divi-
sion held the right and rested on the
pike confronted by the Federal works
and troops already described Hood
stated to his subordinates that he de-
sired that the enemy be driven into the
Harpeth river at all hazards, and, an
ticipating hot work, Cleburne asked
permission to form his division into
tuIee lilies VI Oue DrlSdue euCH. 1OOu
granted the request, although General
Stewards corps of his army had not
come up and his line was shorter than
he desired.
Cleburne's division advanced along
the Columbia pike, which bisected the
Union line near the center the most
hazardous point to attack, the works
being the heaviest and the best manned
with troops and cannon. There were
thirty-eight Union guns in the works
and in reserve in or near the pike in
the center. The first opposition to Gle
burnes assault was made by the bri-
gades of Lane and Conrad of Wag-
ner's division. These troops had
strengthened their position ON the knoll
constructing slight breastworks. The
only signal to warn them of the attack
was the sudden bursting into view of
long line of Confederates moving rap
idly in perfect order. with banners
waving and bayonets glistening in the
bright rays of the setting sun.
With a yell, Cleburne's men rushed
into the works, and when the defend
ers, after brave but useless resist
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

he saw far up in the blue of the sky a
field Of waving daisies which might have
been the many stars swimming in his
tired eyes. And in that field was a man
with crowds of sparrows huttering round
him, which might have been the cinders
h. from the burning building. And the wom-
an who had spread her shawl on the
ground in the ruined church knelt at the
mans feet And. more than ALL there
was Sillabirs mother smiling as she lean
ed forward reckoning him to her.
"And the Captain, too" said Sillabil--
"the Captain too!'
The man who cared for the sparrows
held out welcoming hand, and the Cap
tain, maybe understanding-wh can say?
laid his head down on SillabiPs breast in
comfort and security.
"Wake!' said q voice that sounded a
good way off to Sillabil, voice like the
good lame mans. "Wake!"
But nearer voices told him that the old
numbness left by the fever was gone for
ever.
Sillabil remembered his old wise man.
ner and managed to get his hand to his
forehead, for was he not already awake?
1.-THE Captain too! The Captain! Cap
They covered him and the Captain vita
a sheet.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

ahead along the pike to pounce upon
the reserves.
Meanwhile Opdycke's soldiers. un.
mindful of the affairs at the extreme
front, had been taking the breathing
spell richly earned by serving as rear
guard on the march that day.
Opdycke had no orders except to rest
his troops. The soldiers We're getting
ready their suppers or munching raw
rations when the breastworks they had
just marched past We're carried by Il
lightning rush of the Confederates,
who then were at their heels. The men
instinctively threw down their hand
fuls of bread and pork and took up
their weapons.
The moment the men in gray We're
seen swarming and shooting on the
line where they had no business to be
Opdycke's commands rang out as calm
ly and clear cut as though he had re-
hearsed them, though surely no such
combination of orders had ever been
called for Heretofore First brigade,
fall in, Charge bayonets! Double
quick"' We're the words. Then for an
hour in that narrow space ragged the
hottest open field and breastworks
struggle of the war
The Confederates on the right and
left of Cleburne's column, catching
up the advantage gained by his thun-
dering blows, joined in the assault to
drive the wedge home. Stewards be-
lated corps, having come up after Gle
burne formed his line, found the space
too narrow between the pike and riv-
er to accommodate its brigades, and
these surged to the left, following in
Cleburne's footsteps and fighting over
the same ground. Federal officers in
the works along the pike counted thir-
teen separate and distinct Confederate
assaults on their front. Five Confed-
crate generals, including Cleburne
were killed and eight severely wound
ed in close contact with the Union
works.
But not generals alone bore off the
honors for valor on the field of Frank
lin. Soldiers We'd with their leaders
in reckless exposure of their lives. Of
ten rival flags foated side by side on
the same parapet, and their bearers or
defenders fought around them with
dubbed rifles and with bayonets used
as rapiers. The Seventy Hi
nois regiment of Wagner's division
was nearly wiped out, every field off
Ger, its color guard, consisting of q
sergeant and eight corporals, and $50
men being shot down. The Forty
fourth Missouri (FederaD, lying next
to the gap where the first break oc-
Cured, changed front under fire and
maintained its ground with a loss of
thirty-four killed and thirty-seven
wounded. The carnage on the Confed-
crate side was still more terrible. Scho-
field held his ground and at night cross
ed the river unmolested by Hoods shat
tered army. GEORGE L. KILMER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

- HE good lame man told him
how it would be-
" In the ward Sillabil heard the
good lame man called a ''regu-
lar" Not that he knew what the term
signified, but from the ease of deport-
ment of this bearer of it he took it to
be synonymous with boss" which he
knew to mean somebody who was not
to be displeased, for his mother had
worked for Il boss"
"Hi"' says the good lame man.
when you're asleep tonight they're
coming to the ward to get the Cap
tain. Around his neck they'll put a
string with stone on it, and then
they'll chuck him in the water-drown
him, you know, drown him. I'm your
only friend. | am, and | tell you if you
want TO save your dog you'd better get
away. You'd better go now. And
when you go out just take this silver
piece which couldn't be yours. though
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08
BALTIMORE Il OHIO r. R. TINE TABLE
G1S IN EFFECT Nov. %, 1904.

NO. s stops at Oakland only to let off pas
sengerS from points west of Grafton.
GEO l.. POTTER, General Manager
d. B. MARTIN.
Manager Passenger Traffic.
V. V. WASHBURNE. Agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08
Awaiting Re-enforcementu.

"He doesn't seem eager to begin the
battle of life"
IL think he is waiting to be re-
enforced by rich father-in-law"-
New York Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08
copyright, 1904. by c. L. Kilmerl
TM(WO features of the battle fought


II at Franklin, Tenn. Nov. 80,
ia 1864, placed it among the bril-
liant and bloody contests of the
time namely, the fiery charge of Gen
eral Patrick CIeburne's Confederate
division AMI the fierce countercharge
of General Emerson Opdycke's Federal
brigade-and there was something un-
usual on foot acting as spurs to mar
tial yal0r. The Confederate General j.
Is. Hood had entered upon the march
from Columbia toward Nashville i'll
hopes of surprising the defenders Of
middle Tennessee. and General j. NJ
Schotield, with an inferior force of Fed
erals placed across the Confederate
front. had impeded the march Only
the day before Hood had almost sur
rounded Schofield at Spring Hill, but
owing, as he asserted, to the slowness
of his subordinate generals in attack
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

NR. X. F. BARTLETT.
u DENTIST.
ONCE in McComas Building, Second street.
Oakland. Md.
Special attention given to bridge and crown
work.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

mr.. J. G. ROBINSON. DENTIST,
u OAKLAND, MD.
ONCE at residence on Liberty street.
GAS ADMINISTERED.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

nR D. o. MCKINLEY,
" RESIDENT DENTIST.
SALISBURY, PENN'A.
viii visit regularly through Garrett county
Md. and offers his services to those wishing
Dental Treatment. Charges moderate.
p. o. address Elk Lick Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

III II. RAVENSCRAFT. MD.
W. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OAKLAND, MD.
Residence on North Third street
Office in McComas Building
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

Erred a. THAYER,
ATTORNEY-AT-L LAW,
OAKLAND, ME-.
STATES ATTORNEY FOR GARRETT
COUNTY.
office in First National Bank Building.
VIII be assisted in all important cases by
Benz A. Richmond of the Cumberland bar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

NORMAN 5. HEINDELL.
" ATTORNEY VAT LAW,
All business given prompt attention.
Off1ce-First National Bank Building
KLAND, MARYLAND.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

M. J. f. LEGGE.
" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offers his Services to the citizens of Oak
land and vicinity.
ONCE i'll McComas Building, Second street
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08
EDWARD H. SINCELL.
& ATTORNE LAW,
OAKLAND, MARY LAND

VIII practice inthe Courts of Garrett and
Allegany counties, the Court of Appeals of
Maryland, and the adjoining counties of
West VIRGINIA.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

m C. HINEBAUGH, NJ. D..
UT. PHYSICIAN AND ST RECON.
OAKLAND, MD
office.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-08

- HE good lame man told him
how it would be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

Sobn Wifenbert, Der eir1er biffeen
G6ter beberbergte, miro am 18. Stunt
fi9 gu berantmorteu baben.
Grant 9oDbD erbielt tpegen ger=
laHen ietner &inber 800 unb Soften.
Weset @roBoiebftabls uuroe Gar
bep 9abibion nit 81 une Roten unO
$50 Sage Sail befraft.
Wm. Cabin, Der Sptrituoien Obne
2isens berfauft bate, btBte fein 8er=
geben nit $40 urb Soften, mdbreno
Wm. S. Darlington, bes Sonntags-
Musf9antes angefia9t, $40 unb Soften
a~ugemcf1en uurnen.
Ser 5al BON 8rnfon 8Dbb, uel9er
nit t6btli9en Wafen eebrobt batte,
tpurbe auf ben Is. SUM- peri6oben.
0erbeD @temart, oes @mpfanges
geitoblener Waaren an9eflagt, puroe
auf unbeftmmte 3eit beri9Dben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17
Ser Gbef bes @tatiFii6engnream

Ser Gbef bes Statifii6en8 nreaas
bes Nferbau=D Departments peranf9iaet
bas in ben @ereinigten @taaten nit
8aumtpDne bepfanate Mreal auf
81 ,730,371 Mcres, cine 3unabme bon
1928, DIG Ncres lin 9roaenten aus=
georiift: 9.8) se9en leBtes Sabr. Ser
9ur@i9nittsf betru9 am 26. Mai
83 Puntte, segen TAI am rs. Wai
1908, 95.I am 26. Mai 1902 unb
cine ~1O=idbrise 9ur6i9nittssabl bon
1878. Ser pro3entfaB Der 3unabme
oes Saumpolt=N reals (im 8erslei6
nit benz leBten Sabr) 1T in ben ber=
f9tebenen Staten foleenber: 8irsi=
mia 10; Nortb Carolina 1876; Soutb
Carolina 8; Georgia ~; 6loriba
1917: alabama 9; Miififfippt 1915;
2Duifiana 1876; Serrs II; MrfanIas
90; Sennefee l LIS MiKouri %;
SflabOma 1872; Snbianer SerritOriun,
26. Ser Stano Der 8aummone in
ben berf9tebenen Staten tpar am 26.
Mat Tin Puntten a~ussebriift) folsen=
Der: 8ir9tnia 80; Nortb Carolina "a;
South Carolina 81 ; 5eoreia 70;
6loriba 88; alabama 30; Miifiippi
IS; 2OuiIiana Sc; Seras "a, Nrfan=
ias "a; Sennehee IS; Mifourt 80;
Otlabpma 90; Snbianer=S erritorium
80.
Sn Der W~ermebrung bes nit 8aum-
mOG. b~epfan5ten Nreals baben natiir=
lt4 Die boben 8aummDQpreiie bas
Meite bei9etra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

gebra5t, Der bofentlid nur elm raid
boriibergebenber fein mirb; fhon Die
grnte bieies Sabres, Die porbanbenen
Mnaei9en nod eine rei6li6e iein tpiro,
mag nuPs Neue einen belebenben Gin.
ffIuB auf bas @ei6dftsleben ausiiben.
gielei9t ntrb aud Der Nbnabme be,
@learin9s cine unberbient grpbe 8e=
beututg beigelegt; fe betrift in Wabr=
belt mebr Die 5pefulationspapiere, als
bas le9itime @ei9dft. go belduft lid
Der &iGgano Der @tnnabmen Der 8abn=
linieu muir auf Il prosen1.
Die boben preife fir Baummolt
baben I'M 5tben cine gang bebeutenbe
Nusbebnung bes Mreals fir ben 8aum=
n~olenbau unb fomit elm Steigen
Der preife fur 2anb in ben beten
2age1 um 20 bis Is pro3etlt nit fid
gebraGt.
No9 Dor tursem mar bon bieiem
2anb bieles ni9t perfduhi9 ; bic per=
dnoerten 8erbdltnif1e aber baben eine
bebeutenb sefteiserte Na9frase our
Gotge 9ebabt.
9as Nusfeben Der fabli9en 9tdbte
ldBt beutli9 Die ~9tinfigere @ef6dfts=
lase ertennen. IS bat fid in ben leB=
ten Sabren in ben meiften in anfdlie=
fer Weiie p~erbefert. Ni6t nur Die
@ef9dftsbduier, aud Die Wobnhdufer
MAIDEN einen melt ftattli9eren @tn=
bruG, aIs friiber. Die 3abl Der in=
butrielen unb commerciellen unter=
%nebmungen TT in ben leBten Sabren
i'm Siioen in iiberrai6enber Weife ge=
ma9Ien, mdbrenb Die 9~ebenslase Der
8eS0lterung i'm Nleemeinen fi9 mert=
lid perbeRert bat.
@ie bas 8ei9dftsleben in ben met
ten 9tioffaaten in Der lebten 3eit iG
IOrtgeiebt 9tnfig entpifelt bat, 10
lafen aud bic @innabmen fiioli6er
8abnlinten i'm 8er9lei9 gu benen in
anberen Sbeilen bes 2anbes iebr 9iin=
ifige Geiultate erfenner unb Nles
i6eint barauf i6lieBen gu lafen, baE
aud fir Die nd4fe 3utunft bort Der
@ei3dftsgang elm unberdnbert gin-
tiger bleiber miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17
S9met3er6una.
Ra9fen sOnntas gienic in 9GtnmonO 9orf.

NdHfen Sonntas gienic in Sammonb 9orf.
Der G6neiserbuno beranlfaltet am
nd9ften @onntas in Sammonh part
elm pienic, fir mel6es Die nmfa1enb=
fen 8orbereitunaen 9etrofen finb.
Sc miro in ber Shat NQes aufge=
botert tperben, INN ben geiu6ern re6t
angenebme Gtunbet1 au bereiten. gs
1T ferner nod baftir geiorgt uoroen,
baB Die 8ewirtung ni6ts au wiinf6en
tibrig lahen uiro.
Jolgenbe Counties tperben f9on boz
fir 5Or9e tragen:
yBicnic"-Soe Cider, 8orfBen=
Der; Nlb. Wittlin ien., s. Steinmann,
9enrp Seller, u. Wtttlin IT,, s. @latt=
felber, paul @uBni0er.
g-Sobn &of, gorfiBen=
Der; 8beo. 5auggep, Sac. Gliif, SObn
StoG, Sobn WRler, Nnton Miaer,
Carl @ubwiaer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17
Yolt3eiltdes Naerlei.

% m. N 0 r m n BON 700 g. Wef
Str. meloete. baB Elm Sieb feline Wob=
nung bur9 Elm Genfer betrat unb aug
ieiner Soientai9e elm Meher uno aug
feinem 8ett einen Gebolper na6m. gr
bate benfelbsn unter benz SopffiHen
berl teft.
Grau s. 81. Garter bermiBt Ell
men @alnuBhols S9autelfubl. Gin
6arbiser tuurbe Mittmo6 Na9mittag,
einen S9auteltubl tragenb, in Der
Ndbe beg 9auies bur6 Die Nleps
gebenb, seieben.
Ser arbiee Sbos. Smpman
tpurbe In Der nerfoKenen 9ta9t peeen
Sragens berborgener Wafen unb me'
gen BebrObens nit 96ieBuafen ber-
baftet. Serner Bat er ii6 mod gegen
Die Intlage gu perantwOrten, f9 fir
einen 8eamte1 ausseseben gu baben.
ct bate auf Dem gabngeIetfe an
Der Snbiana Nbe. fi6 nit einem &e=
polber in Der Sanb umbergetrieben
unb Die fi6 bort aufbaltenoen perfo=
men beorobt, iiber ben 9aufen 81 f6ie=
BEN, tuern fe f4 ni6t augenblidli6
entfernten.
Sinner % 0 q n g, Elm SAT-
mer aus Der Nd6e bon NoblesbiIe bate
fi9 am 9ientag nit elmer Gubre 6eu
mad S%nbianapolts begeben unb felt Der
3eit bate feline 6rau bon linn ni9ts
mebr geh6rt. Boiler Anst um i'm,
bate fe fi6 an Die biefise goli3ei Inn
6iIfe 9enanbt, Die i'm aud in &iir3e
in ei1em 2eibftau entbedte. I'm iein
Seu bor &e9en gu f6tBen mar er bort
auf benz Wege eineetebrt.
SIN @anaen ipuroen big in friber
W~orgenfunOe II 8erhaftungen Dorge=
nommen. NuBer ben tbli9en Sruns
tenbolben tparen ein9eftedt: StDoep
Bartlett, 4O8 Walbrpn Str, tpegen
2leinbiebfabls uno Sobn Ginlep, 512
9olebo Str, Nlmer Staber, SAL 81.
GepItone Nbe. uno Sbomas Smnman
bonn Sherman 9rtbe, bic lebten brei
pesen Sra9ens berbOrgener Wafen.
Spnman miro fi9 auBerbem mod nee
gen 8ebru6ens nit t6btli9en Wahen
unb tuegen Muitretens als poliseibeam=
ter su berantDDrten baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17
0ermania Yarf.

gu ghren bes Snbianapolis 2ieber=
tran3, Der am SOnntag als @af Dee
partbereins, fein @alofeft feiert, finbei
am Na6mittag CONCERT nit beritdrf=
tenn Or9efter itatt.
Mu5it= unb @eIanssbortrdge merben
abtpe91elnb fol9en, unb ffeben ben
Mit9liebern aneenebme Stunben in
MusF9t.
Sie @onn!agsnadmittass @on5erte
auf Der 8eranba beg vWeiBen &6B'l"
finben u~n9etbeilten Mntlang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

Sin peralei@enoer lteberbltf iiber
bte Gefddftslage unb Die Clearing
6oufe=3ifern tn ben berf6iebenen
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten pdbrenb
beg Monats ms.Mai ldBt iiberraf6eno
siinitise &eiultate fir Die meifen
@iibftaaten unb fit Die Staatengruppe
am Gtilen Ocean erfennet1, mo- oas
@ef1dft aud in Der leBten .3eit einen
bemertenspertben NuH9mung erfen=
men lieb, wdbrenb es In ben ibrigen
2anbestbeileng einen Stilfanb, ober
aud eiuen mebr ober peniger sroBen
&iifgang gu ber5ei6nen batte.
Die mittleren Staten i'm Often
batten in ibren @learinss bes lebten
Monats einen &uf9an9 BON Is, Die
mittleren 08efitaaten eiien iolben bon
brei procent auf3uwetien. Sn ben
Hbriqen Weffaater1 mar Der &hdgang
5, In ben g1euenglanb Staaten O,6
procent.
Sn ben Subfaaten baeeeen lafien
pie @learinss bes letten Wai i'm Ser
alei6 au benz entipre9enoen Wonat bes
goriabres elm Wa9stbum BON 8 prO-
cent ertennen, ndmIi9 pDn 457 Drill
Iionen Dollars auf 473 Milioner. Sn
ben paeiftcfaaten betrug bic 3unabme
aegen 2 procent, ndmlid bon 205 auf
211 Wtinionen Dollars.
Sur bas gauge 2anb i'm Magemeinen
bat f9 i'm 9enannten 3eitraume Elm
Rtfgang Der @learings um 90 pro=
sent beraus9efteut. Na9 benz iiberaus
fOtten @ei9dftsgans Der leBten Sabre
bat alio bas Sabr Der nationalen Wabl=
Champagne, ME ibli9, einen Ridi6las
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-17

@bsans @ntnutt
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9ontbpefern 9hm tI d & IL 458rn 81. 2uais @rpreb tsl s.. 7 4ogn,
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