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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14
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W put uoWu ihoOr etfikcs an0
help build up the trusts--ard yet
the regular soldiers have not been
used to put down labor troubles
since the Chicago riot during Gro.
vcr Cleveland's reign. He thot'
II most wicked and cruel for any
nation TO govern another without
their consent, or to buy or sell
human being. In this assertion
Bryan perhaps forgot that Missouri
was part ofthc Louisiana purchase
and WAS bought from France by
Jefferson; also that fifty years ago
this was a slave state, and bought
and sold people like cattle, until q
republican president put a stop to
II. Mr.. Bryan said he had offered
to discuss the imperial question
with republicans ever since II has
been AN issue and they will not
disc uss II with him. Well reader
do you know why Simply be-
cause tho pco,l, .of every wc.,.yn
sto,, havc r,nudIatcd 4, whc,,v.r
I, IN. bc,n made N, i.sue and
will do 4, ayaIn mi. vcar The
pni,inn,ne Islands b,lopy IN the
United States the same as does
Missouri T,xns and por,o Rico.
and II will continue TO hold them
a. !, AID ,hc .ou,h n p,cc..arv
Mr. R,vap aishonc.,lv tric. 10
mako ncon,c b.l,cvc that no WAS
opno.cd m ,u,cbasiny tho phi,ip-
mines wbc, 4, f,,, no was nm. n,
tho mai, i,s,,umc,,s ,whcp the
oue.,,on wa. b,forc conyrc.s ns
yo, vii, remcmb.r bc wos colooc,
Of n Nebraska regimen, in Cuba.
and rushed most haste 10 Wash.
ir,,on and u,yca cverv demo.
49, A.,
cta''c senator 20 No'e io' 'ao
bill TO buy the Phiiippinc Islands
and they did so, and Mckinley
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14
Big neetlag at Middietown.

Hon. j. Y. Ncbcl and A. W.
LafYerty addressed q republican
rally at Middletown last Saturday
evening, and the TRIBUNE editor
was present to help partakc Of the
good things politically. Middle.
town has . population Of lees than
four hundred souls, but II has q
public hall Of good size and many
splendid farmers residing near by I;
therefore every seat In the hall was
soon occupied Saturday night, and
"morc too" As most Of our home
readers know, Middlctown is made
up Of a splendid class Of people,
we'll educated and refined, who
apparently prefer to live In peace
and quiet beneath the shade Of
numerous stately elm and ma
pie trees, and amid beautiful yards
Of blue grass and flowers than
amid the noise and confusion Of
railroads and manufacturing ind
us tries. Therefore II IL hardly ncc-
essary to say that the meeting was
quiet and orderly, save for the
frequent applause to the speakers.
Central committeeman A. 4. Hem
dcrshott called the meeting to or
der, and after few remarks intro
d uced MIR. Nebel, who spoke for
more than half an hour upon state
and legislative issues, explained
the constitutional amendments to
be voted upon this year. told Of
his own doinns as member Of the
assembly, etc. His remarks were
good and to the point, and highly
appreciated. In reply to the as-
sertion by his travelling county
pponents that he Is a Sunday
school candidate, Mr.. Nebel very
gracefully admitted that he Is
superintendent Of the Sunday
school In his home town, and Is
not ashamed OF the fact nor to be
known as n christian man. Mr..
Leflery spoke next and made a
mastery address, which for busi-
ness and political information re-
gnrding the nation. Of Missouri
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14
A. W. brewster will Speak

Hon. A. W. Brewsterof st. Joe,
perhaps the most eloquent orator
In Missouri, Is billed for four i'm
portant towns In this county. lie
is worth rid ing miles to hear. lie
will speak AZ follows;
Middletown, Wednesday, Oct
26th at 300 p. IN.
Wellsville, Wednesday, Oct. 18th
at 1880 p. IN.
Montgomery City, Thursday
Oct. 9th at 300 p. IN.
Jonesburg, Thursday, Oct. 27tf
nt z 80 D. IN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14
Charles Nagel to Speak.

Hon. Chas. Nogel of st. Louis
will speak at McKittrick at 2 p. M
and Rhineland at 7'3O p. m. Oct
%. Mr.. Nagel Is one of the Lead
ing men Of the nation, and q
brother-in-law Of Scc'y. Hitchcock
OF Roosevelt's cabinet. The en-
tire end Of the county should heal
him. He Is perhaps the ables'
man who will speak In Montgom'
cry county::this year.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14

Hon. Champ CLARK 10 advertised
TO speak here next week Saturday.
Mrs. Seldom McLcnan Of Texas,
is visiting her cousin Mrs. Lizzie
Christian near Mincola.
A. w. Neece Of near Middle
town, brou ght a 2ti lbs pie squash
to tho street fair, which was raised
upon his farm.
Hon. J. D. CARRIER. republican
nominee for congress, is speaking
In franklin and Gssconade coun-
tics this week.
Remember that Hon. G. r.
walbridgc Of 1t. Louis, republic
can nominee for governor, will
speak In this city Saturday after
noon Of this week.
HELP WANTED, at packing hou-
scs In Louisiana. Mo. Men si.35,
boys &c TO st.25 per day, as 10
age. Steady work until cold
weather. STARK BROS.
Nurseries and Orchards Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morric Haas Of st.
Louis are this week the guests OF
relatives and friends here. Mr..
liza ~ IL a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Haas aud brother OF VIM. Hans,
and formerly resided In this city.
J. NJ. Davidson, real estate agent.
Bcllilowcr. Mo. Parties desiring
to buy or sell farms or town prop
crty, address as above. ii-i2-Ot
W. W. Mccullough and r.. NJ.
Mudd, two prominent farmers and
cattle feeders OF Montgomery
county. Mo, arrived at the yards
this morning and put In the day
, purchasing stockcrs and feeders
Kansas City Star.
Mrs. Martha A. Mason, aged n
years. mother Of Mrs. Jessie Cook,
who keeps n restaurant on south
side. died Sunday evening, and
was buried Monday. She wa'
born In Maine and came to this
county eight years ago.
Fresh bread received at Barley''
restaurant every day. There IL
none better. WD
.. A. Wilson, principal OF the
Rhin,land school, while here at
tending the county teachers con-
vcntion dropped In moment te
see us. lie reports everything nj
q. X. at Rhipcland, and says 1t II
n progressive little town, has q
tine trade and the canning factory
| Is doing good work. He Is highly
pleased with his school and seems
To think the material that he ha'
to work with IL Of the very bes
quality.
A freight train on the new Burl'
ington line had n bad wreck Tues
day afternoon about three quarter
OF a mile west Of Buell.. A frcigh
car heavily loaded with pork an'
canned lard broke in two whil'
running, the result OF which wa
that nine heavily loaded cars o
meat and lard from Kansas Cit.
, and bound for New Orleans wer
tumbled down a steep bank ant
into a ditch in a badly mixed vi
and demolished condition.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14
Bryan Speaks Here.
Tries TO Put New Life lnto the County
Dewocrstic Campaign.

Oemocrattc Campaign.
Hon. W. J. Bryan was the po-
liticsl attraction In this city Tues
day afternoon. The speakers
occupied the judges stand In front
Of Kirn's meat market, and there
were perhaps 1900 persons Of VA.
rious ages, sexes and colors within
the sound OF their voices, though
the crowd was much larger. most
, Of whom came through curiosity
TO sec Bryan, but went away dis
appointed In the man when they
heard his unreasonable statements.
Many republicans who from vari-
GUS reasons had begun to believe
him honest In his belief ms
we'll rs his statements, last Tues
day changed their minds.
Congressman vandiver and J. T
Bl anton were sent ahead to help
work up and hold the crowd. The
latter named arrived here at Up.
m, and Mr.. Bryan Mt I o'clock. -
Vandiver spoke first and was very
liberal In his compliments Of Mr..
Folk, and hoped the people would
.nd..xor IN NAH, his mn,ori,v ms
large as possible. Said the rcp-
,blicans cha,,cd IN. democrat. n .
rcsno,.ih,c IN, tho hard ,,mcs and
nj oh nriccs but tho truth was the
rcnubiIc.,s caus.d tho manic. Of
NJ ,s7a 10 and ,o2 md ,ba, dur,ny
tho 40 v.a,s ,r,oy IN isso the coun-
try h.d p.ve, b.e, an nrospcrous
bcforc. lie denounced m, protcc,.
To-. ,.,,S ,ohh.iy ard tho hatch.
.,v 90 ,,,.,. and thu, Roos.v.I,
.,.,d. 10, u,,,,,,ism md N layy,
navy Tba, n the J,ns succeed In
IN. war with Russia their mex,
mov. will N. IN yc, tho philin-
,,n. .,,h,n.,.a, .nd ,b,t ,hc, wa
s.u h.,a sano,ho, v.r N, ou,
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14

Judge Parker is already provi-
ded for, and after election, II de-
feated, 10 to have . much better
Job from August Belmont.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14
THE STREET FAIR.

Montgomery City's fifth annual
agricultural street Fair opened up
Wednesday OF this week with all
Its attractions and exhibits In full
blast. The weather could not have
been better for the occasion, and
the crowd has been largo and
enthusiastic. The Bellflower and
Rhincland bands are here full OF
music. The scene along the two
principal business streets Is bcauti-
iul amid banners and streamers.
The nun ber Of visitors from out
side districts has been all that
could be expected. but will un-
questionably be much larger
to-day. The people Of Montgom.
cry county all know that when this
city has q show that 1t IL o good
| one, and they all attend. ~
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-10-14

The wife Of VIM. Wood, rcsid-
ing five miles northeast Of Wells
willie, died last Saturday and was
buried Sunday. They arc lamonG
the old and best citizens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10
8rpan's pIdne.
parfer's . q n t.

gopus, 81. D., 9. 0ob. Serr
Barrier p%er6fentli3t Mbsnbs einsn ofe-
men Brief an bic Democratic Der Na-
tiOn, tporin er ben @ampaens-2 eitern
banft uno iagt, bas Bolt tuerbe balb
fnben. baB Die 3oasemdfetenS ruffs ben
&ei6ibum Der Station aufrefen.
Barter tpirb tpsber cine Nominaticn
nod elm 6fentli&es Nrnt mebr ans
freben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

Oas Gifenbabnne Der
@rbe umfabt iebt cine @efammt
ldnse BON 838,216 &ilometer Il ailo>
meter slei4 0.62 enslifde Meilen). gs
iinb babel nur bic 8abn>, ni9t bic &C.
leisldnsen auiammenserehnet. DDS
sr0Bte 8abnneb beiibt Mmerita (421,.
ST. &ilometer), bann folst europa
(296,O51 &ilometer); Mfien, Guitra=
lien unb Mfrifa perfiiesn muir iiber IT,
900, $4,000 beam. $4,000 4tloneter
8a~hnlGnasn.
Y)te 3abI Der q q n :
ferotte in ben Ser. Staten be-
sifferte {i9, mi. Nusf9lub Der faIirs
ten 8anfen, in ben eriten neun Mpnas
ten bes Sabres 1904 auf 9183 mil
9eridulbursen in Der !6Dbe bon SILL
659,2O5, ssgen 8176 8anterotte NIT
@erpfli6tungen in Der 5Dbe bon
$101, ,855 in Der glei4sn Periobe
bes @oriafres.
MIte W in5en, in Der 3abl
BON SCI, haben iiingft bel elmer @er=
fteigeruns in Nep Yorf i'm @anaen
$1,000 sebraAt. Dim h6dften tpurDs
Elm amerifanif9er Gilberbolar BON
Sabre 1904 beaablt, Der $11OO bra4te.
Der nmtalb, baB nur ID Stid biefss
Dollars eriftiren, madt i'm 10 pertEz
bon. Sir 3pan3igbonarftiid bonn
Sabre 1849 bro6te $3.50, Elm ODffor
bonn Sabre 1886 $3.50. feben baIbe
gente 1904 unb atpei babe Dollar
$156. Oie Rp[ettion geb0rte einem
Gummler in Oregon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

Die .9eetIf q Der
9par5en 9anb." Ser Obers
ingenisur bss unaarif9en 9anbelss
miniiteriums, 3ubtpig Sanbor in 8us
bapeft, erbielt einen Brief nit Sobtens
f0pfen bemalt. in peldem er aufgefors
bert parb, bic Summe BON 600 &ros
men einem Mrbeitsr gu iibergeben, Der
tim 5u elmer beitimmten Stunbe auf
Der Strdbe anfpre9en perbe. Mi6ris
genfans tpsrbe bas Sobe8urtbeil, pels
Dies bic .@sieufdaft Der i9par5en
6anb" iiber i'm sefdI. babe, Dolitredt.
Saabor iibergab ben 8rief Der Poliaei.
tpelde bic unterfu9uns einleitete. sc
fteIte ii1 beraus, bab bereits 40 psrs
fonen Gbnlide Briefe erbalten unb bab
atpei berfelben audi Summen i'm ge>
trage BON 400 biz 900 aronen erls9i
batten.
Srauriger Mbf9ieb. Mui
benz 8abnhofe Der Stabt Samaru I'm
rufiif9en Commencement glei9en Nas
mems nabm Elm iunser Offi5ier Obs
f9ieb bon feiner 6rau, UNI in ben &riee
gu aisben. Die 5rau hing an feinem
Salie unb i9lu93te ber55erreiBenb.
Ser Sffiaier fGmpfte fi9tbar nit
Thrdnen, bod bepabrte er getpaltfam
bic JaTuns. Oa t0nte Der eele pfiff
Der 3otpmotipe. Oas 9era bes iunsen
Dffi5iers nor bieier @ufresuns ni9i
getpadien. er brad aufammen unb fiel
5u 8oben. Die binaueilenben MerSte
fonnten nur feinen Sob fonftatiren.
Dte iunse Grau tpurbe obnmG4tie
fortgebraht unb fam erft IN ihrer
a3obnung 5ur 8efinnung, bod ma ibr
@eiit umnadtet.
3pDIfidbriger proseb.
Ser proaeb gesen ben friiberen Oirets
tor @labenbed unb beRen atpei @Obne.
ben bic Mftiengefeuf1aft 8iIbgieberei
@labenbed &c @obn in Triebri9sbosen
Bel Berlin anseftrsnst bate. purbe
fiir5li9 nah atpOlfjGbriger Dauer burd
1trtbeil beg gsi9sgeri9ts beenbet, ins
benz biefes bic Repifion eegen bas llr,
tbeil bes Rommtrgeri9ts, fpond9 be
BefIoateu 5ur Sdabtperfubleiftung IN
60be boz, etpa 10000 Wart periir>
t6eilt fporbsn nortn, 5uridtpies. Die
@etlagten bdtten feiner3eit, UNI b6bere
DiDibenben oua5u5oblen, faIi&e 8iIan>
oen oufseffeIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

Iafen unb feline 8 gntfhbrer berbaftet.
Sober ifeate Biirofdaft. 2 fno Sob
lengrdber, Der brittle Elm 8abn=NQent.
6 t. 9ouis. DO, 9. Sob. Mn=
ldBli4 bes 8or9ebens gegen bic Be-
triisereien Bel Birger=P apierei tpurben
5 tueitere @erbaftun9en borsenommen.
8 as GIntten=p r o 9 + m N.
Wabinston. 9 Noo. =
3 S9ladtf4iHs. 5 3rsu3er, 6 Sorpebo-
boote unb 2 2oblsnf9ife su insae-
fammt $4l. 800, 900 lautst bas gau.
prosramm fur bic GlOtte, mel&es Die
@ensraI=g eb0rbe Der Glotte Dem Sefre=
tdr our gorlase an ben @onsreb em-
nfieblt.
Nier 2eutep t.
6ou 4 o n, Ter., 9. Wop. Sas
Silper Queen 6otel i'm Sour Gate
OsI=Gelo murbs b60ia einsedfdert unb
4 Msnfden famen in ben GIammen
um. 2 inb lebensgefdbrlid berleBt.
Das 9otel mar NIT Soften sefiat. Sie
gntfshuns beg Branoss III unbe=
fannt.
ne unb Stab rs n ftitut t.
@hicago, 9. Non. 20 Witelie-
Der bes britii9en giien- unb 6tahls
Sniitus finb aus ct. 2ouis ansetOm.
men. Sic fattsten II. c. ben 0ieb=
b6fen uno Dem 2unf.Snfitgt Beiu9'
ab.
u nterf&Iaeungen i'm u m t.
g an6ranciseo, 9. Sob. 6,
unger, elm @lerf i'm Bureau bes 90
fen=@oQsctors, 1T f%uspenbirt. Die Be
iaulDi9un9 geaen ibn lautet. bab CT oi'
Oepofiten auf ~tpertbbole padete emit
qegennnbm unb hos @elo bebielt, an,
gsbli9 $500.
@affirer9 ruinning g.
Srent to n, N..S., 9. Sob. Sa!
Obereeri9t bob bas perurtbeilenbe Or
tenntniB oes unterseridts 9eaea q
6. Sminin9 auf. Der Nnsetla9te mo-
bes 8etru9s i'm 3uiammenbang mt
benz @oncurs Der Wonmoutb Srut 60
unb Der erffen National Bant boz
Msburp anaefla9t.
Nls Besrinbun9 tpirb teanii4e I'm
poltdnoi9teit Der Mntlase angefhbrt
Sobesurtbetl.
GbarIottesbtIIe, 3d., 9
Sob. Ser Mntra9 auf einen neuel
prp3eb fur Den bes Woroes iberfibr
ten friberen 8irgernieiffer Wc@u
tpurbe beute abselebnt. Sc erfolq
Berufune an bas Oberseri9t.
Mc@ue purbe bonn &i9ter aur
3obs am @alge1 am 20. Sanuar ber
: urtbsilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10
Sapamii6er Bring
MlS SpeciaI.@ eianDter beS Mif0op
anf amer. 8ooen eelanbet.

6 an Grancisco, 9. 9obember.
prins Sabuaru Gufbimi, Better beg
2aiiers bon Sapan, als Specials@ e=
fanbtsr gum Prdioentcn Der @ereinig-
ten Staten 9eianbt, traf beute auf Der
Man9urea Elm. Sein @efOl9e beffebi
aus z perfonen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10
SO. 16.
MaQenbeinmer6etf

eingeiteut in einem 9age un6 furiert, uus III.
Srgeno elm 2efer oiefer 8eitung ertdIt cine
Yrobeflafte fret, tpen1 er efnen Brief o6er eine
Yoftfarte an bic 9rnte SormuIa Gonrbonh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

'WehieHs AuuHi QuOu Oouui iCilA
faustumque sit populo Americana.
(Diefer lateiniide SUP bebeutst:
W6se Sbre quite &esisrune Dem amer.
golte Slid uno Sesen brinssn).
Wilbelm,S s. q.
Slutb BON Sepenen.
Wa Arlington 9. Sob. YrG-
ibent &ooiepelt Durbe beute nit @liifs
Diiniden tberbduft. N;ele 9eute ftats
teten fie peri6nli& ab; fie ginsen our9
pof unb telegraph aug iebem @taat
uno fat jeOer Staot bes 9anbes elm.
Sauienbe Depsfden murben bereits
empfansen unb He ffr6men nod in un-
g~sminoerter 6lutb berbei. 4 Selegra-
pbifteu maren beute i'm WeiBen 6auie
nit @mpfans Der Sepei9sn befddftist.
6ir ben prdfioenten unb Setretdr
2oeb III es pbpiii& unm6slia. ole
BOtidaften bem0erfommsn bes WeiBen
Saufes gemdB su beantmorten; aber
Der Prdfoent f9dbt In boIem Wabe
Die 2uno9sbungen fsinsr Treunbe uno
es wiirbe i'm freuen, tpenr er ieoem
peri6nli4 su oanten bermo4te.
Der YrdHbent mar beuts. troboem er
ipdt 81 8ett %sefommen, bel bor3isli-
der Stimmuns; in 6olee Der aablrei-
den 8eiu9e fam er faum ba3u, @e=
iddfts au erlebisen. Inter ben erffen
8eIu9ern eridien Der bon elmer @am=
pasne surid9efebrte 2risssisfretdr
Saft; iOnfise @abinetsmitslieoer unb
8eamte, @ensral @baffe. Senate,
procton aus 0ermortt urb 3ablreidt
anoere Serren fanoeu fid ebenfals
elm.
Inter ben einsesan9enen Depefder
befanben fid aud @lndmHnide Dor
Srau Sba g. Me2inlep.
W a bl=geridte bom9 9. R o b,
Stem Dprf. Na9 rebioirtsr
@abl=g inednaen i'm State bstrde,
&ooispslt's Webrbeit iiber parts,
ia. SOL, bic BON 9igsins (@onb.
|, iber Serrif rs, 1872.
M ilmaufee. &ooiebelt bat II
Wisconfn nit elmer Webrbeit bon co.,
900 biz 5000 geiest, 2afonstte II
nit elmer Msbrbei! bon ettpa so. 0O(
uieberermdblt (; @onsreB . 8ertrstun!
: bleibt tpie Dor 2 Sabren.
Die 9e9islatur 1T e~r6Btentbeils Re
publifaniid. gebeutenb seffiesen Il
bas Botum Der foeialbsmotratif9el
T. partei, Dor 4 Sabren in Milmaute
gountp 4.458, Dor 2 Sabrsn 10. 70
: unb isbt Is. 100. Die @ot. mdbltel
4 Nbs. unb 1 Senator in bic @efes
oebung.
NJ prDDibence, u. 3. Rooie
= belt empfins bas ftdrfffe, iemaIs II
: Staat absesebene 8Otum; bic Msb,
= belt bon Is, 600 fdlt nur hinter be
8 bon 1896 aurtid.
8iee.@ouberneur Sitter (rep.) b1
nur 594 Mebrbeit tber ben bemot,
@eseno @uup. @oubin.
Nd9fe General : 0erfammlung 2
Semotraten versus 80 NepubIitane,
g t. paul. Winn. @ooiepsIt'
Mebrbeit bstrdgt 120. 900, penn mid
)e mebr. &epubl. tpdbltsn ale 9 60,
a greb-4bs unb ben Heff ees Staat!
r Sidets, 2e9islatur einaefdloRen.
e Sobnfon (Dem.) unb Sonss (Hsp
t. Rnb als @ouberneur unb @ice-@oi
10 bsrneur gemdblt.
=. @bicago. @bicago fiegte |
benz Sample um einen neuen Greitri
: : nit ettpa 10000 Stimmen mebr a
~ nOtbis.
TEL ST. 2ouis, no., 9. Nob. 9
D. Reiultate i'm State finb nod imm
unentidieSen, OSmobl 10 gut tpie 3ug
fah ben miro, bob WiHouri benz Hooi
belt Sturm. Der iibsr has ganae Gar
fegte, nnterlas, nit Musnabme b
- gum @ouperneur eripdbltsn Demotr'
ten Gplf.
Der 0orfbenoe oes bemotratifdt
@entral- @omite's bdlt cine repubiitI
I. nifae legislature ehrbsit in MusRt
0L
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10


ia oe5sn benz N~ational=S idet cine
Webrhsit bon IL. 292, 6olt bat in
ben aleiAsn COUNTIES cine Wsbrbsit
bon 3l.043. Sn ben Is Sifritten
fino 8 republ. @ongreb Ibg. geudblt.
gewonnen z.
Gbicagp. &ooiepelt unb Gair.
bants geuannen in Slinois nit elmer
Webrbeit bon ettpa 225, 900. @b. 6.
Seneen it nit elmer anndberno 70 ffar-
fen Mebrbeit gum @oupernsur ae=
tpdhlt, % republ. unb 1'osmofr. @on-
sreB Nba.
WiIm | n 9 0 n, Bel. 0ol.
ftdnoige, aber ni9t amtli4e Beriate
geben HoOisbelt cine Mebrbeit BON
4, 100 in Gel.
Der republ. @omprsmiB : @anbibat
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