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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
KANSAS HEADS PROCESSION.

The Republican state convention of
Kansas, held at Wichita Wednesday
night, nominated a strong ticket for the
coming election and selected delegates to
attend the national Republican conven-
ton instructed to vote Tor Theodore
Roosevelt for president. The Kansas
Republicans point with pride to the fact
yention that has selected delegates to
the national convention instructed to
vote for "that intrepid soldier, sound and
snfe statesman and fearless advocate
and exemplar of civic righteousness. the
worthy successor of the late Mckinley
The convention paid high and low
ing tribute to the late Senator Marcus
A. Hanna. 1t pledges the party not to
relax interest in the welfare of the sol
diers and sailors of the Republic. 1t
asks of the national convention ere
affirmation of the great and good old
policy of protection, so potent hitherto
in promoting prosperity, with only such
notifications from time to time as the
wisdom of its friends may dictate"
OF the money issue the convention de-
clares that the wisdom of Republican
financial policies is now so well exempli-
fed by logical results that the subject
has been practically eliminated from
politics. The foreign policy of the party
is endorsed and especially the policy fol-
lowed in the recognition of the Repub-
lie of Panama.
The action of the Kansas convention
is but forerunner of what the other
Republican conventions OF other states
will do when their time comes. All
party differences have been healed up in
Kansas aud the rank and file stand solid
and faithful to support the ticket they
have finally decided upon. and in this
Kansas bnt leads the path the other
states will follow in. Everything points
TO a strong organization of the fighting
forces in the Republican ranks through
out the country and to brilliant Re-
publican victory this fall Kansas Re-
publicans have declared for Roosevelt
and the natural run OF current events
will undoubtedly show that the Republic
cans OF other states will be for Roosc-
welt too.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

Fearful of the effect tile publication of
the list of delegates to the Republican
city convention would have on the people
the Democratic organ overlooked that,
although it had complete list given it
by The Telegram at the request of a
member of its editorial staff. After
reading the list and finding it represen-
tative in every respect, the main gary"
over there knit his brow, probably called
some one up over the telephone and then
concluded it would probably be bad poll
tics to publish the list. In this respect.
the readers of the Telegram will recall
that this paper gave a detailed account
of the Democratic primaries and a com
plete list of the delegates to the con
vention. although it obtained the lat
ter with much trouble and considerable
labor. Such narrow newspaper work
and politics as have been shown by the
Democratic organ in this respect does
not give evidence OF that '.liberal policy.
they boastcd 50 much about in the con
vention.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

Old mother Nature has never been i'm
proved upon sometimes she neds little
assistance over hard places though.
But when We assist her, the nearer we
keep 10 her own methods and processes
the better.
Sometimes the digestive organs need
help: " have Indigestion. Pepsin is.
what nature has selected to do the work
OF digestion in the stomach; hence, the
best help to digestion is pepsir. The
plea>aptcst and most beneficial way to
take pepsin is with pure port wine, as
combined in Walther's Pcptonized Port,
and sold by all druggists in that form.
The port is itself valuable tonic.
Small sizes 80 cents, large size, sl.oo.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

Over in New York this thing of giving
green trading stamps with every ten
cent purchase has grown almost to
fanatieism. Unless a New York mer-
chant gives green trading stamps with
purchases nowadays, he is not sin it,
Housewives will walk ten squares to
save five trading stamps and some peo-
pie lay awake at night thinking about
them. The limit was reached though
when an undertaken began advertising
trading stamps as an inducement for
patronage and demonstrated to what cx-
tent the craze had seized New Workers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

mons could go west, multiply rapidly by
living in polygalny and build up an EN-
pirc to fortify themselves against the
march OF civilization.
Polygamy, II there be any. must cease.
It shall cease. The lnws Of the country
will be enforced to that end and there Is
no doubt but the Smoot investigation
viii bring about such thing. If IL IS
found and proven that beyond the shad,
ow OF doubt that polygamy is actually
praetised by the Nformons to-day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

party organization, for personal benefit:
In short. tbe so.cailed Democratic con-
vcntion should open the eyes of all tho
people, not only in the Republican party
but the Democratic party rs well. IT
should especially open the eyes Of the
citizens Of Clarl<sburg, and though the
candidates nominated arc men Of very
good standing in the community. the in
fluoncc behind them and the spirit that
prompted their nomination should not
be overlooked.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

Attempts will be made, in fact, they
have already been made, to reconcile
candidates who We're so shabbily treated
at the Democratic convention, but they
will fail. old-line Democrats who have
ever bclievedin their party and its prin-
ciples will not easily submit to open de-
sertion of their party and an abandon
ment OF its principles, which are dearer
to them than the election of persons to
office by their votes who have never
been identified with their party.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

Just how it comes that Democratic
convention can nominate Citizens
ticket is mystery yet unsolved. There
were no persons in that convention ex
cept delegates regularly selected at reg
ularly called Democratic primaries. The
citizens of clarksburg mad no voice in the
convention. And yet they attempt to
say the citizens OF clarksburg nominated
the ticket.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
MORMON poLYeAMY.


The investigation in the Reed Smoot
about Utah, the Mormon church and
rolyganly. In fact more Than was at
first anticipated has been Brought to
light and while it has been shown and
proven by the president OF the church
himself that the high officers OF that
denomination have been living in poly
mamous rehabilitation with the wives
they espoused before the manifesto OF
1890 went into effect and since the laws
prohibiting the practise have been es-
tablished. it yet remains to be proven
that polygamy generally has been prac-
tiscd by the Nlormons subsequent to that
time.
Polygamy is rcpugnant to the morals
Of civilized society. There can be no
Doubt about this. Not only that but it
is repugnnnt to sevcn those living in
plural marriage as is shown in the state
ment of Mrs. Ann Eliza Iouns, one Of
the wives Of Brigham Young. who de-
nounees polygamy with vchcmence. She
was so thoroughly disgnstcd with it that
She procured a divorce from her husband.
81 wish to say to all my sisters in Utah
and throughout tie world. who are try
ing to live up to the Mormon doctrine
says Mrs. Young, that my heart breaks
for them, and that shall never be able
to forget the atrocities connected with
my life rs plural wife of Brigham
Nonng. Ii the trnth w.cr told. no wife
who has to share her husband with other
women Will declare that her life is hap
py. 1t cannot be 50. The women OF the
Mormon faith who subscribe to this
doctrine are seld-deluded. They should.
take counsel with those who have
abandoned The practise and become as
the other women OF the United States."
1t Is as Mrs. Young says. 1t cannot
be so. 1t is against the laws of nature
to practise polygamy. 1t ic asainss the
laws Of civilized society. 1t is against
the morals OF humanity. Man and
woman We're made to live as man and
wife and not as man and wives. But
why was polygamy practised. some one.
asks. Very simple. When the Mormon
church was In its infancy it. members
were driven from society. They We're
driven from Illinois and from Omaha -
rcpugnant were polysamons mprriages
that the people rose IN in arms. not wait-
ing for the law to take its conrsc. TIE
heads of che church itself were taken
~ i...---s ~, -, s,.s. I.-a-- ,-c-st -.-S-s
s;,s. ,ss';st r. ssi.i ma svizcs ,Aps e
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

The Democr=tic candidates who did
not get smell at that alleged Delno-
cratic convention are not in any better
humor about the way they were treated
than the day after the convention. To
the contrary that bitter feeling is daily
growing more bitter. They declare open
IS that they intend 70 support the other
ticket and every one vino knows item
know that they viii 10 Just what they
say.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18

Bradstreet,s says that 81 per cent of
the merchants who went to the wall in
1908 did not advertise in the newspapers.
Those merchants who continually COM
plain about duh times ought to take this
hint.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
FOR SrATE SENATE:
JOHN NJ. FLANAGAN

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for State Senate from the Twelfth
Senatorial District, subject to the Re
publican Senatorial convention of that
district comprised of the counties of
Harrison, Doddridgc and Lewis.
ARTHUR K. THoRNE.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
FOR COUNCIL.

First ward-John H. Kearns.
Second ward-Thomas L. Anderson.
Third ward-Ellsworth Cork.
Fourth ward-charles M. Hart.
Fifth ward-w. P. Goh.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES:

To the Republicans of Harrison County /:
l am candidate for the Republican
nomination for the House of Delegates,
subject to the Republican primary
election to be held on the fifth day OF
May, 1904.
RAYMOND MAXWELL.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
RAYMOND MAXWELL
FOR SHERIFF:

| HEREBY announce myself as can
didate for Sheriff of Harrison County,
subject to the decision OF the Repub-
lican primary election.
JOHN M. FLANAGAN.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
CLARKsBURG TELEGRAM,
Friday, March 70, 1904.
subscription price 800 per year.
REpugLIcAN City r1cKET.

REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
For Mayor.
PATRICK H. SHIELDS.
Chief of Police,
JOHN HOWE.
Clerk,
WILL H. COLE.
Superintendent Of Streets.
EDWARD ]. DOYLE.
Commissioner of Water Works.
HUGH CALLAHAN.
Assessor.
w. P. CAMP.
Collector and Treasurer.
JOHN r. STEELE.
School Commissioner.
SAMUEL R. HARRISON.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-03-18
Cal petS

At 25c, soc, 4oc, 45c and up.
We have all cotton, Z woodland
all wool. We can sell you
either kind.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24
valkomna,
Lundastudenter!

Fran sangens och sagans land
der uppe ! Norden har ] dagarne
en- svensk studentkor for forsta
gangen landstigit pa Americas
jord pa vikingatSg till den plats,
borta vid Mississippifoden, der
ar de fredliga id~rotternas taHings.
kamp utkampas. Denna sangar-
skara fran FritiofskaldeDs lugna
stad kommer val icke foregangen
at ryktet ON triumfer fran forega-
ende verldsutstallningar, men So
mycket mer at Diet stadgade rykte
som svensk studentsang vunnit.
hvarhelst den klingat, och har
notes den al de uppriktigaste
valkomsthelsningar at oss, som
bygga och DO under Stjernba
neret.
vi helsa sangarne hjerrligt val
komna till vart land, och med
denna var uppriktiga valkomst-
helsning blandar sig afven en-
tacksamhetens kansla till de unge,
hvilka genom delta slit besok
skanka oss Diet oskattbara nojet
att har langt borta ! fierran land
IA lyssna till akta svensk student
sang. Gerna villa vi afven i
delta besok Sc annu EFT bevis pa
att man derhemma borjat erkanna
oss och vara insatser ! v3rt adop-
tivlands kultur.
vi hoppas. att mar sangfaglarne
fran Norden efter val utrattadt
varf aterkomma till fostefjorden.
och "taget skrider ofver Lunda
gard. de da matte fora med sig
triumfer fran Yankeelandet i We
ster samt angenama minnen fran
vara svensk-amerikanska koio-
nier, och att iorstaelssns och till.
gifvenhetens band mellan dem
der hemma och oss harute knutits
an fastare genom delta sangarbe-
sok.
Matte afven delta besok blifva
for vara egna sangare en- eggelse
och en- uppmuntran och for hela
vart Observation-Disclosures folk en-
vackelse att med Store omsorg
an nagonsin varda fadsrnearfvet.
bland hvars juveler den svenska
sanger ar en- af de dyrbaraste.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24
are; O. Werner, jernvagstjenste

lare; O. Werner, jernvagstjenste-
man.
re basar: w. Amneeus. e.. o.
hofrattsnotarie; b Anderson, fiji.
stud /; Arm. A. Arnold, med. kand
Alb. Arveschoug, cand phiios.,
operasangare; K Barr. fiji. DIR /,
re daktor; c. Brandt, fiji kand
S. Rruzelius, hof.attsassessor; F.
Christensen. banktjenstemsn; c.
Evergreen, fl. stud. ]. Herrlin,
jur. stud X. Kempff. Inspector;
w. Leeb' Lundoerg, FL. kand
r Nordenstedt FL. stud. N. Rib
bling. civilingenior. r. Won Schee-
lie, fl. kand. laroverk sadjunkt
w. SKIOLD. farm. stud; E. Sjo-
blon, teol. stud; c. FIR. Ullman,
jur. stud
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24

OBS. De, som kept bilietter
fer 75c eller ST. 90 stycket, maste
utbyta sina biljetter i Operahuset
pa onsdagen den 20, XII. G-I2 f.
m. och 10 e. m. for r~eserverad
platsbiliett.
RotfNyardrn o. l.. Johnson
afreste i onsdags med fanilj till
Red Wing, MINI, 70. att under
EFT par veckor helsa pa sin der
stades bosatta moder.
Mr. J, S. Wadhams afreste i
tisdags pa EFT besok hos sin bro
der Minden, Neb.
ALA vid c. St. P. M. & 0.
j~ernvagen anstallda athetare ha
i morgon af bolaget erhallit en-
fridag och afresa med sina famil-
jer till Oakland, Neb for att der
halia piknik'
4 toregasnde hummer omtalade
vi att MI Buchanan | Plymouth
County egds en- vardeiull farm,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24
HAIR OCH DER
Scandinavian American

LINENS angare United States af'
gick den y dennes fran Christi
ansand med GA passagerare och
vantas AMANDA till New York
den II.
Ljuf s0mn ar naturens eget
styrkmedel. Den forutan kunna
vi icke lange lefva. Somnlosa
och oroliga natter arc bland de
torsta symptomerna till sjukdom,
Da ar rata tiden inne att taga
DR.. Peters Kuriko. Skirt till
DR.. Peter Fahrney, II2-
ia So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago,
Ill.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24
Fa,ma,en Peter Johnson bosatt

Fa,mayen Peter Johnson bosati
nara Melvin, Ia, forsvann den I3
tebruari forlidet ar. dervid hans
drzng. Fred Hokuf, tog hand ON
farmer och styrde och stallde del
efter eget behag. Till sist uBp.
stod misstanke att Johnson blifvil
mordad och Hokuf arresterades
som den misstankte mordaren
sedan han blifvit betradd meC
~tvetalan. Hokuf hade blaEd annal
uppgiivit att Johnson rest til
Sverige och att han Stamina dag
han forsvann skjutsat honom til
stationen. Sedan Hoknfs hak
tande har man ifrigt sokt eftei
den forsvunne under ledning al
torre poiischefen w. c. Daven.
port och i tisdags kro1tes sokan
Diet med framgang. ds Johnsons
.doda kropp antrafades nedgrafd
nagra tot under en- spilta stallet.
Kroppen befanr sig starkt uPp'
losningstillstsnd. hvadan Diet var
svart att atgora pa hvad sstt han
ljutit OGDEN. Det antages dock
att han blifvit skjuten, enar man
antraffat blodhackar och halet eff,
ties en- g~evSrskula ! EFT al RUNNER
boningshuset, Hokuf pastal
fortfarande att han ar oskyldig
Blodet forklarar han harrora sig
fran va~ggohyra, som blifvit dodad,
och halet eftsr kulan uppgifver
han hafva tillkommit pa sa satt,
att EFT skott en- gang oformodadt
.rakade att brinna at for Johnson.
da han vardslost handterade sin
bossa. Johnson, hvilken var na
gra och 40 ar gammal, efterlem-
made EN- ganska stor formo9enhet,
som nu tillfaller hans oakta dot
ter, hvilken jemte sin NOR nu vi.
stas pa annat stale.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iol
Lundastudenternas konsert har.
stades nasta onsdagsafton sam
sammantradde f0rliden onsdags.
alton och tiIlsatte foljande sub.
kommitteer: mot:agningskom-
mittee: hrr G. N. Swan, VIM
Johnson, la. Johnson, Sherman
Nelson. o. E. Jacobson, Abe,
Anderson, pastor O. w. Fern
A. Leaf. Chas Moline och c. A,
Westman. Dekorationskommit
tee: A. Leaf, f. A. Nicholson och
Axel Hallin.
Studentkoren anlander hit XII,
6. 10 pa onsdassafton och afreseI
harifran ssnnolikt Stamina oval
klockan II.15 till Minneapolis.
BtJetter for Lundastudenter-
aas kousert roma stark efterfr6-
gan och den som will forsakra siG
ON plats Dor skaffa sig biIjett &c,
mast.
H. K. Fanaers, en- ung tarmar'
bosatt nara Salix. forlorade en- nat
forliden vecka genom inbrotts
stold en- vardefull fullblodshast
kara, sadel och sele. Ware 81
uu tjufven greps at radsla ellie
sa. Observation-Disclosures Diver slit til
tag, alltnog. da Flanders dage
eiter der han upptackt torluste
~infanu sig i stallet, farm han al,
Diet stulna pa sin gamla pla,
igen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24
Lnnds stndentsdng6renings
Ameyikak6r.

Styrelse: Claes Lindskog, pro-
~fessor, Lunds studentsangtore
nings ordforande; Afr. Berg,
Observation-Disclosures. Lunds
Students ngforenings v. ordtoran
de och dirigent; J.Th. Lundbladh,
med. kand.. kassor och resemar-
skalk; Arm A. Arnold, med. kand.
resemarskalk; ". Kjederqvist
banktjensteman. Lunds student
sangtSrenings sekreterare.
Managing dire ctor: Gustave
Thalberg.
Solist. John Forsell, opera
sangare.
lie tenorer: N. H. Bokander,
larare: H. Carlson, jur. stud. Sv.
Hillman, banktiensteman; II.
Hintze, jur. stud; 0. Krook kon-
torschef; c. Lindkvist, journalist;
FIR. Paulsen, kontorist; II. Peter
son. apotekare: 0. Ralf, fiji. stud
N. Rosander, jur. stud. H. Scha
lin, fl. stud; N. Zaf, kyrko
herde.
2:e tenorer; 0. Bretz, e. 0.
kammarskrifvare; E. Predecessor,
fl. stud, A Christensen, fl. kand,,
laroverksadjunkt; E. Gagner, e. o.
kammarskrifvare; l. Kjederqvist,
banktjensteman;R. K~jelleen prof
T. Neander ur. stud; ]. Noreen.
I'll. kand. A. Smith, fl. lic.;
.Stridsberg, notarie.
lie basar: G.. Beijbom. hospi
talsbokhallare; b. Bengtsson, fl,
stud, E. Carlkerg, loitnant; E
Dahlberg, teol. stud (. Friberg,
farm. kand. E. j. Gottfrid, FL. och
5. m. kand. /; ]. TIL Lundbladh,
med. kand.; O. Moberg, med.
stud; A. Rudstrom, grassland
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24

Juni.
Den 10. New Haven. Conn.
Den II, New Britain. Conn.
Den IS, Providence, R. l.
Den 10, New York. N. Y.
Den 20, Philadelphia, Pa.
Den III. Pittsburg, Pa.
Den "a, St. Louis. Mo.
Den II, Denver, Colo.
Den 28. Omaha, Neb.
Den 20, Sioux City, la.
Den 80, Minneapolis, MINI.
JUL:
Den +. St. Paul, MINI.
Den 2, Minneapolis, MINI.
Den ). Duluth. MINI. - matinee
och aftonkonsert.
Den 7. Chicago, Ill.
Den 8. Moline, Rock Island, Ill
Den 8. Rockford. I'll.
Den II. Jamestown. N. Y.
Den Is, Niagara Falls.
Den ID, Boston ass.
Den IS, Worcester, Mass.
Den 10. New York. N. Y.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-24

sodra och ostra Europa. Man be-
farar nemligen att de laga priser
IA skola locka till utvandring en-
mangd mennisker. som man helst
will undvara. Invandringsinspek-
loren antager att sngbatsbolagen
skola blifva tvungna att fora man
ga at dessa invandrare tillbaka.
Dem 10 dennes hade i New
York EFT antal at omkring 1900
personer, for Diet mesta qvinnor
och barn, begifvit sig ut pa en-
pick nick, som arrangerats al
medlemmar tillhorande St Mar.
Gus tysk-lutherska sondagsskola.
Affarden skedde med trrdackade
exkursionsangaren General Slo-
cum till en- plats vid Long Island
Sound, der testen skulle "a af
stapeln. Under resan utbrot at
annu okand anledning cid a an
garen.
Genast elden utbr0t, borjade
hoptals at qvinnorna och barnen
att kasta sig i vattnet, der de
mast, @rI.~~1~~
Omkring 1000 menniskolif
spilldes.
Pastor Samuel P. Montgomery
vid Jefferson presbyterianska
kyrkan i en- forstad till P%ittsburg,
Pa, och en- at kyrkans aldste vid
MANN Edmond P. Heath rakade
i sondags inns i kyrkan och efter
predikans slut i slagsmal med
hvarandra. Iva ganger slog pa
storm sin motstandare i ansigtet,
andra gangen sa kraftigt, att han
blef liggande sanslos. Heaths
gamla moder sokte komma sin
son till help, men pastsrn kull-
slog afven henne. Slagsmalet
uppstod derigenom att Mr. Heath
protesterade mot att pastor Mont
gomery var agent tor EFT grufbo-
lag, och forsokte salia grufaktier
at sina fo neutrality-suspicious.
Det n ordet gat Diet andra, och
da Heath kallade preston lognare,
steg denne ned tran predikstolen
och tog till knytnafvarne. Han
star NJ tilltala6 tor ofverfall och
maste stalla bergen for sig att
vlstas pa fri fot. tills malet mot
honom kommer fore i ratten.
Eft meddelande att undervat-
tenbaten Proctor, som blitvit
byggd och egdes och opererades
at en- priva, frma har i landet,
blifvit said till Japan och redan
b~efnner sig dit ombord pa EFT
norskt fartyg,h ar vackt stor harm
i St. Petersburg, och den ryska
pressen fordrar att regeringen
skall afkrafva regeringen i Wash
ington en- forklaring huru dermed
forhaller sig. l harvarande rege-
ringskretsar staller man sig all
deles okunnig rorande denna at
far, och for ofrigt torde Get for
Observation-Disclosures vara all
deles likgiltigt huruvida Proc
tors" egare ligga och manovrera
med sin bat i nagon vik pa ku-
stem eller de hafva sandt den med
en- frammande nations tfartyg till
Japan.
Andefrukts-k ulten ar den
nya'te religionen pa sektmakeri-
ats omrade i Chicago. kultens
grundlaggare ar en- obildad far
mare vid mann Jacob Beilhart,
som later kalla sig ''ofverstepre-
stem Jacob, och prestinna ar en-
IS3rig licka Katharine Herbeson
som benamnes den valsignade".
Det ar en- den fra karlekens kult,
och "religions0fningarne" besta i
foliandet af ''andens maningar",
hvilket betyder att de sinnliga
ustarns gifvas fra tyglar. Jacob
vistas for narvarande i sin him
mel. en- farm nara Lisbon, Ohio.
Hans ~anhangare, bland hvilka
raknas manga rika personer. blefvo
i fora veckan utdrifna fran sin
~m0teslokal i 81 Clark street De