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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
A sUPPosITIoN.

An Accident That Is Liable to Happen
 Any Time.
 Suppose the negro who cleans your clothes ruins or loses part of your best suit--what redress have you? Suppose Holt's Dye Works do the same thing-you hold the receipt they give for every garment they take. and get a new garment or its value in cash Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
AnnuaI ExcurnIon Aeetns.

The annual agents excursion of the Frisco system will be conducted prob ably during the coming month or the first of May, and will be under the di- rection of s. A Hughes. the General Immigration agent of the Frisco Sys- tenn. It Is expected that three or four hundred people will be on the train. Many of them men looking for invest ments and permanent locations The party will spend a day or two in the Birmingham district.
 A letter from the General Immigra- tion Agent of the Frisco states that ar- engagements are now under way for the trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
MIsCELLANn0Us.

SrS,ca and take a look at the new designs in wall paper; will be glad to show them to you whether you want to buy or not; we 1uarantee our work; bring your pictures and we will frame them. Phone zsO m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30

J. W. Bailey of Caledonia, Miss, raised on one acre of upland, 60 bush- els corn by exclusive use of Daybreak fertilizer.
 Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
Au.t,n and sheppard Fined.

In the Inferior Criminal Court here today, C. w. Austin. former chief of police of Birmingham. was fined s25 on a charge of assault and battery on F. G. Sheppard. Secretary of the Birming- ham Baseball Association. and MT: Sheppard was taxed $5 on charge of affray The two men had a difficulty in front of the First National Bank building a week or more since and MT. Austin struck Mir. Sheppard on the head with a cane infiicting an injury which kept the latter in his room sev- eral days.
 The difficulty came about over re- marks made by MT. Sheppard regard ing a case preferred by MT. Austin against Sheppard, concerning some de- fective fiues. Austin is now the special agent of the Southeastern Tariff Asso- citation and has to look after the con dItions of houses in this city. Shep- pard was tried in the court and Aus tin made statements there which were based on statements made to him by occupants of the houses owned by Sheppard. The latter afterwards re- marked that the testimony given was intentional, which was resented by Austin, who used his cane, as stated. Able attorneys argued the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
TYPFWRTTERs AND SUPPLIES.

UNDERWRITERS sold. exchanged. rented and IrAnaired; Remington Standard typewriter r.xraite~ for all makes of machines. 56h
 eommsrce s.. phone 2ss. P. 4. Etaeridge. ssissmsn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
Colonel Hiedou Given FurlouEh.

Col F. L. Higdon will ask the next Governor of Alabama to be placed on the retired list in the Alabama Ma tionai Guard.
 By having his name placed on the ac- tive list of the Birmingham Rifles by Capt. L. C. Brown, and then given a furIough until there shall be change fn the State government, Colonel HE. don, whose term as commanding omcer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30

also he empowered to furnish electric currents for manufacturing plants ana
 to build such branch lines as It may
 elect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
- PERSONAL.

MY GREAT REMEDY for syphilis. scro- fuia. catarrh. rheumatism which was pro- nounced by the late pr. J. Marion. SlInms nS New York to be a specific for blood poison will be found at Persona drug store. also cure dropsy. E. D. Grimes,
 su-tu-thu--16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
J. B. Earle Dead.

J. B. Earle, who has lived in this district for a number of years. died about midnight last night at his home in Elyton. The deceased was about 72 years of age and died from the effects of severe attack of tonsilitis, from Hto" two weeks. zee S He leaves one ' child M p his wife and two sons having died some years ago. He was born at Elyton and has been a resident of this county for engaged in the mercantile business The interment will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at the Elyton cemetery, and the funeral services will be held at the St. John Episcopal Church, Elyton, at 3 o'clock The active pall-bearers will be T. B. Smith, R. A. Terrell, J. W. Du Harrell. A. w. Burgin and J. H. Ter rell. The honorary pall-bearers will be s. L. Robertson, W. S. Brown. F. Jordan, George M Morrow, W. P. Hick- man, c. McAdory. William Hood and R. S. Greene.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
Ensley undustrse. Booming.

With the close of the present month next Friday all former records made by Ensley's industries will have been broken. and at no time In the history of the city has the future contained such bright prospects. At the steel plant 1t Is estimated that over 22,000 tons of steel will be made, every de- pertinent of that mammoth industry being under rush orders with the out put gradually increasing without proportion@te increase in the price of production. Work on the new furnace is progressing as rapidly as possible and foundations for the extension of the main openhearth building and the construction of the new soaking pits are being put in by large crews of men.
 The wire mill has all the business it can take care of. no stock accumu- lating in the warehouses and more business offering than can be taken care of The entire output of steel from the Gadsden mill that analysis shows can be converted into rods Is used at the Ensley plant.
 At the furnaces the blow works and the wood working manufactories the same conditions prevail, every energy being exercised to increase production, and meet in a measure the increasing demand. Mechanics are focking to the city and all lines in the building trades show Improvement. There is not vacant residence in the city the overflow of population going to Wy lam and Pratt City where houses are temporarily secured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30

MONEY TO LEND-On watches. diamondS
 9I,ns. revolvers and musical instruments: 1nredeemed pledges in the above mentioned articles for sale. Montgomery Loan Co, N Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
WANTED.

WE WANT your typewriter business; our saIe rental and repair service Is unsur- passed; supplies for all machines. Terry 4
 Davant. h
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
A Good Levae.

Mr.. T.. D. Jackson, of Number
Seven, was in the city last Tues.
day, Mr.. Jackson was here TO give
some information to the County
Court relative to the levee extend.
ing along the Union City and Ken
ton road from Mud Greek south to
South Fork Of Obion River, about
half mile. The levee cost about
81, 500 and Mr.. Jackson was con-
nected with its construction as one
of the commissioners. He informed
us that the levee was built of solid
earth with wide base and
guaranteed to stand the test OF
overfiows.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
FRIENDLY WARNING.
No Need to Be Alarmed About Stom
ach Troubles if you use Mi-o-na.
Guaranteed by Red Cross
Pharmacy.

The most frequent affection of the
stomach is catarrh, as the delicate
membrane which lines the stomach is
easily irritated by harmful food OF
over-eating. Keep a strict watch fol-
the first symptoms Of stomach trouble
Take this friendly warning in which
it is given and profit by it.
Shortness of breath, black specks
before the eyes, furred tongue, dizzi-
ness, belching Of gases or sour food,
weakness and debility are all signs of
catarrh of the stomach. There is no
need to be unduly alarmed, for this
disease can be cured by Mi-o-na. 1t
is the only remedy that strikes at the
root of the evil and actually cures the
disease.
1t does not contain opium in any
form, acids, alchol or any other harm
full drug or chemical. 1t is a pure
remedy that heals the irritated mu-
cuous membrane, stimulates the solar
plexus and aids digestion.
Ask the Red Cross Pharmacy to
show you the guarantee under which
they sell Mi-o-na. 1t costs but SOC a
box, and your money is returned if it
does not help you.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
J. 3 : .
oBIoN COUNTY COURT.

Ordered that Geo. p. Huat, Fl.
Alphin and w. II. Wade be ap-
pointed to superintend building of
a bridge across Rutherford fork of
Obion River, either a wooden
bridge at cost not to exceed $500
OF steel bridge not to exceed
ST., 500.
Ordered that ] Il. Futrell super
intend building of a bridge across
Harris Fork creek, south of Fulton,
at cost not to exceed $50.
Ordered that w. E. Pate super
intend repairing of leyee south Of
Walnut Grove church on McCon-
nell and Fulton road at cost not
to exceed SIS.
Ordered that Will Wilson super
intend completion of levee on Nc
Connell and Union City road west
Of Mcconnell alta cost not to-exceed
$50.
S. Il. Hayden was empowered to
borrow money to cover the payment
Of the term appropriations.
The courthouse commissioners
ordered to have brick walks built
across courthouse yard.
w. ]. Dickerson rendered his
resignation as J, p. for the 18th
Civil District OF Ohion county.
Matte Laswel, for support, $50
payable quarterly.
e. r. Fox resigned as road COM
missioner of No. IA, w. r.. Packet
elected to succeed him.
e. N. Moore resigned as J. p. of
No. IA.
Alice Mcdaniel maintenance, 500
payable quarterly.
r.. L. Lockert and 7. 0. Morris
were elected Notaries Public.
r. L. Andrews reelected COM
missioners county farm.
T. ], Lowell elected Notary Pub
Lie.
Road case-nbion county VS.. E.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
Thanks to The Band.

w. c. Farris, president of the
West Tennessee Fair Association
in authorizing us to make some
public statements this week, asks
us by all means to extend his
warmest appreciation and thanks
for the assistance rendered by the
Second Tennessee Band IN making
the meeting just closed a success
in every particular. Mr.. Farris
spoke highly of the bands services
and complimentary of the class Of
music rendered.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
Get your lunch at Dahnke's.
Mrs. Annie E. Rock.

Last Friday the remains of Mrs.
Annie e. Rock, who died at the
home of her son, Walter, at Jack
son, Thursday, the 28th ult., were
brought to this place aud laid to
rest at the HARRISON Graveyard,
where her husband aud several
children are buried All of her
surviving chlldren-W. II, Will,
John and Mrs. Lena Reynolds, of
Franklin, Tenn. also the grand
children, together with quite a
number of relatives and friends
here, attended the burial. 1t had
been expected that Brother Mccoy
would hold the services. But he
was absent and Brother Castleberry
kindly consented to take his place,
offering an appropriate and well
deserved tribute to her life and
memory
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
Works Like a Daisy.

The Hardy Grain Co., mammoth
elevator was put in operation fol
the first time last Tuesday. A lot
of wheat was unloaded, the machin.
cry started, and the wheat hoist
ed to the top of the elevator, where
it was weighed and then deposited
in the bins, the entire process re,
curing only few minutes, the
shortest space OF time. Everything
worked to the utmost satisfaction
and pleasure Of the company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
Would You Like
to Known.

that your eyes are exactly
right, that you are wearing
just the kind of glasses you
ought to have?
May be you might see bet
ter and get rid of that head
ache if you had different
glasses, or if you havn't been
wearing glasses perhaps that
is what you need.
In either case, come to see
us and we will make an accu-
rate test Of your eyes and tell
You about them.
We make no charge for
examination, and if you need
glasses we will give you the
right kind at the right price.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06

H. r. Wallace, the photographer,
has removed his studio to the build
ing on west side of First street,
second door south OF First National
Bank. He has had constructed one
of the finest operating rooms III the
country on the ground floor, where
he will sustain his reputation for
producing first-class artistic pho
Biography. 34tf.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
Estray Notice.

Taken up and posted in District
No. IA, of Obion Couty, Tenn, by
Sam B. McCaut. one bay mare,
black name and tail, white on right
hind foot, white spot in forehead,
14H hands high, about s years old,
valued at $50.
THos. n. BARRETT, Ranger.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06

Hot days followed by cool nights
will breed malaria in the body that
is bilious or costive. PricklY Ash
Bitters is very valuable at this time
for keeping the stomach, liver and
bowels we'll regulated. Richard
Polk. special agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
Carriage Service.

Carriage to any part Of the city
for IS cents. Passengers and bag
gage from the trains speciality
Ladies wishing carriage to call anc
all those desiring this kind of con.
veyance please ring the Wells
Transfer Co., telephone 306. 33ti
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
Marriages.

Charley Harris and Bertha
Ketchum.
Will Carter and Mamie Ander-
son.
] d. Rogers and Bertha Terry.
c. f. Steward and Fannie Slower.
Harvey ]. Kims and Carrie May
Jeffries.
Lo. Dinguid and Kate Walker.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06

To all ladies wishing to have
dresses made stylish and we'll fit.
ting we highly Recommend Mrs
Hardesty, OF Cincinnati, who now
has charge of our dressmaking
establishment.
r. T. CuRLIN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
U. d. G..

The Leonidas Polk Chapter, U.
D. c., will meet with Mrs. Glass
cock on Exchange street, next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. A
large attendance is desired.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
YENIRE.

l. J. X. P. Helm, Nelson Taylor.
2. Polk Armstrong, w. I. Harris.
3. r. p. Hicks, B. G. Glover. 4.
Ike Wade, w. S. Long. s. r, w.
Robinson, Will Short. 6. ] H.
Pryor, Robt. Mcdaniel. 7. S. P.
Bryson, John Goodwin. s. ]. f.
Hollomon, J. N. Garrett. 9. ]. w.
Coleman, Chas. Gray. 10. S. H.
Jones, Thelbert Maupin. IL. Jas.
Harmon. S. B. Finch. II. Dee
Wilson, ]. M. Caldwell. Is. Ed
McAlister, w. W. Mays. IA. H. T.
Miller, c. H. Fitzpatrick. Is. John
Stewart, John Nichols. 10. ], e.
Hutchins, j. e. Jonakin.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06

LosT-A large plain gold ring.
Initials IN. A. S. on inside. Re-
turn to postofiice and receive re-
ward.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06

House for rent on Third street.
For description and terms apply to
O, DIRcKS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06
COURTHOUSE AND JAIL.

Askins & Dircks Lumber Co. sl8 81
Union City Ice & Coal Co. =. SO "a
The Atlantic Refining Co.. IS IS
j Il Chiles, freight bill $500. / 10
Enloe Chiles, moving h yd 3 90
Il Il Bransford. lime. ...... 90
Askins & Dircks, wood 80. so AZ
r f Talley, plumbing, ... II 85
d H Little, plumbing. .... 90
Askins & Dircks, work. ... l so
u G Hardware 81 Fur Co... 20 55
r ] Bramham & Co, coal. IS 90
Total .... ........ $287 as
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-06

L. Wall, referred back TO County
Judge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-10
SeutihIano.
6 9iIIerfeier r.

8erlin n, 9. Mai. Nle @aue bes
beutI9sn 8atsrIanbes ftsbsn untsr benz
er6ebenoen ginoruf Der 6e6ren 6uloi=
eunesfsiern, bic aus Nnlab Der BUM
bsrttsn Wisbsrfebr beg Cages, an benz
Jrieori6 S9iasr feline augen gum 3os
bssf4lummer i9loB, benz bolfstbiim=
Ii4ffsn oeuii3en Si9ter 3u @bren ber-
a~nftaltst tuerben. Sn bielen Std6tsn
if bic S9iQerfeisr ni9t auf einen Elm.
sieen Gag 6si8rdntt, bic programme
isbsn bislmebr Getuerantaltunssn fur
msbrere Sage por.
gine DEFENDERS uiirbige 0sranfals
tune bat bic Staot 3afsl borbsreitst
uno oisie tuuroe beute gormittas i'm
6oftbeatsr nit elmer gsbd9tniBfsisr ers
5Hnet, bic i'm geiiein elmer sbsnio sabI.
rei9sn ME getud6ltsn 5efiDerfammlung
f~fattfnnb. gin9eleitet wurbe bic srbe-
benbe 5eier bur9 ben ftinRlsrii9 bollsn.
bstsu 8Ortras bon Wo3arfs RE.
QUEEN, bas bet S9iler's 2ei&enfeier
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-10

@harIeston, 9. Wai. SEM
nings plumnier, Elm 90 Sabre alter
GARNER, bat f9 geffern in isinem
Stale erbdnst. ST mar felt Der lebten
Wabl iebr niebergsi9laeen unb fagte
Deri4iebentli&. baB i%eiiisr AnR4t mad
bas eanb iebt i9nsa benz Wsrfale ent-
eeeensebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-10
Neutralit6tSfragen
Sroben bas Ginpernebmem Grobbritanniens nlS
Sranfreids ST f6ren.
sdiler.Seiern in Stnf6lanb nnS Seferred. - &ojetuensfp bridt fd on
Der SHte Snbo6inaa beuum. = Graf @ppOnpis Grtdrung i'm
nngariden 4bgeorSneknbanie.

geIungen mar, uno oorar t6loB tl1
S6iasr's .Ndnie" bon grabms. Die
Sefirebe belt Der Sidter Otto grnf,
Der bic uniterbli9sn 0sroienffs bss un=
bergsbli9en Sootsn in i9wungboqen
Worten pries.
Sier in Berlin %begannen UNI Mittag
bic @lrdsn fdmmtli9sr 9ir4sn au
ldutsn um ben 100. Sobsstas Sdilst's
3u feiern, in anbsren Stdbten tpurbsn
bic @loden 3uii9en 5 unb 6 rlbr ge=
ldutet neil su bieier Stunbe S9iIer
ftnrb.
9ronprin3 Griebri9 Wilbelm. &si9s-
tnnsler b. Btlow, bic Miniftsr, 8ot=
i6after uno Sele9aten Der fuoentii4en
Rorporationen pobnten elmer Jsisr i'm
Spernbauie bel. Der SperndOr lang
oas 8eiterlieb yWaIenfein" nit Srom=
pstsrbeslsituns. Die Stubentsn idlu-
gen i'm 8atts ibrs S@ldger suiammsn.
prof. Grid S9mibt belt bic Seifrebe,
in pelher er ben n~ationalen 9eift
pries, Der G9ilers Wsrte bslebt. Sn
ben S9nlsn fanbsn angsmsHene Jsisrn
fatt.
Streif bei9eIe9t.
Bremen, 9. Wai. Die 2o9n=
treiti9teitsn, usl9e 3wii9en Der
S9ifspsrft-at tisnssisai9ait yWsisr"
unb ibrsn 5000 arbsitsrn ausssbro9sn
tuaren, finb auf friebli9em Wese bei=
gsls9t tuorosn. Wie bsrsits ssmslbst,
battle bic senannte @sielidaft tuegen
bieier 6treitisteiten ibren gefammten
Irbeitern fur Sonnerftas, ben 81. b.
Monats 9etiinbigt unb Die ausgeoebns
ten Werfe ffanben felt ienem Sage Hin.
Die geilsgung Der Sifsren3en bat bic
iofortise Nufnabme Der Mrbeit in boaem
umfan9e our Golse.
@roBbrita nien's Der
Ie9enbeit.
Berlin, 9. Wai. Die beutiden
3eitunsen brtiden GroBbritannisn ibr
gsoauerr aus iiber bic unglifli9e
SteQnns, in tpel9e es iopobl Sapan
ME 5rantrsid ss9sniiber bur9 bns
Yoresbsn Nomiral &oiefbensfp's ge.
rathsn 1T. Is III f9wsr bic gsfrisbis
suns 3u ps~rbsrsen, usl9e in Seuti9-
i6lano tiber Den Stob smpfunbsn tuirb,
ben bic frans6Fi4' snslii9e Greunos
i9oft ourd Die leBte pOlitif9e Gntpide-
lung srbalten bat.
Suate &~oieftosnstp su 3fnetau err
fdsinsn, 10 piro SeuiidIanb fi9 ifritt
on bic "a Stunosn-3 essl baltsn. Nber
ss 1T taum an3unebmsn, bab @oisits
penstp Dor $fnstau eri9einen wiro.
NIs@ertreter bss
Gran3 Sofep6.
Berlin, g. Wai. Wit Rtff9t
nuf iein bobss Mltsr bon nabesu rs
Sa6rsn piro Der Saiier Gran3 SOispb
bon Osfferrsid ni4t su Der am 6. sunni
fa~ttinbsnoen 8srmdblung bes RrOns
priu3en @ilbslm nit Der 9sr3Osin @e=
ella BON Wsdlenburs=S 4werin erf9si=
men. Wie aus Wien semelbst tuirb,
bat sr isinen Nsfen unb Sbronfolasr,
ben grsbersOs Jran3 Gerbinano, bsauf-
tragt, i'm bel ben 0ermdblungsfeier-
li9tsiten 81 bertretsn.
Seferrsi@. llnsarn.
S4iIIeffeier n Wien.
@ien, 9. Mai. Osterrsi9 be-
tbsiligt f9 In Encouragement Wabs
on Der S9iaer- Jsier. Sn einem edit
ooltstbhmli6sn &abmen bewegte fG
bic S9iassfeier in Wisn, bic gepiNer=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-10

Graf u pponpi rebet.
8ubapef, 9. Mai. @raf Np
ponpi, Der 6i6rer Der Oppoition i'm
Nb9eoronetenbauie, bas beute mieoel
Fer6fnet uuroe, belt cine ldn9ere Nn'
iprade in @rpieoerun9 auf bic Sbron.
rebe unb bebauptets, Der 8runo tuarun
bic ungarii9en geifreoun9en i'm ibri'
gen europa 10 tuenig Intlang fdnoeM.
lei Der, bab gang EUROPA f9le@t iibe'
bieielben unterri1tet fei, anbernfal!
tpiiroe ss ie nit gsseiftsruns be:
srtben.
Graf IppOnpi i9lob nit einem lei
beni9aftliaen Gppeu on bic OppOfi
tion 3uiammen3ubalten.
Gbina.
&uffif9es 9ma
ab9e abren.
Nba Sran9, 9. W2at. Iomi'
raj &OiefOsnstp's gsi9waber ba!
einise Sage Dor Der Bang JOns=ga
%freu3te, 1T abgefabren.
S@wsi3.
gant 9e9dbigt.
8ern, 8. Wai. Die bieIge @fst'
tenbanf 1T bon einsm ibrsr ansstels
ten um srOBe Summen aef9dbist NOR
ben. Der tn9streue 8samte bat lid
LANCE 3eit binburd umfansreide In
tsridlasungen su S9ulben tommer
lahe1 unb als ibm @ntosdung brobts,
ergrif er bic Jludt.
Banana.
u orgas aIs O ouperneur
@oIon, 9. Wai. Col. 8argas
Gbsf bss Sanitdtsp.isns In Der Ranal
gone iiberuabm beute Worse1 tsmpord,
oas Nmt bes @ouoerneurs.
Stalien.
arie9sf9iffe a. Rrsta
o m, 9. Mai. Sn Mnbetrad
Der nnruben auf 8rsta III bas s9Ia9t
f9if Garbegna unb Der 2reu3er Geo
banni 8aufan mad Der Suba=gai gu
Der Noroieite bon 3reta bsorbert tpot
ben.
Sapanif9er d.
R o m, 9. Wai. prin3 grifuqatpa
Elm Better bes 3aiisrs bon @bini
ma9te 6eute nit ieiner Satin ben
26nige 8ietor Emanuel uno &6nigir
Selena i'm Quirinal einen Ysiu9, be-
bon beioen eeiten iebr frsunbli9 mar
Die iapanii4en Gtritli9tsitsn MURDER
su peri9isosnsn 5eftli9teiten einsela
ben.
PREFER BON s lana
aus9e3ei 9nst.
&om, 9. Wai. Reb. 3bos
Wsitert, 8. g. 9. bon ct. Meinarb
Snoiana 1T bonn papfe gum Mitsliel
Der 8ibel=2 ommifion ernannt porosn
NnBlano.
e o3iaIifif9e propa o.
gan0a.
g t. petersbur9, 9. Wai.-
Die So3ial-S emotraten MAIDEN bi
srobten Inftrenguugen bic geplantsl
9emonfrationen am ruiFf9en Wai
Sage m6ali4f srobartis eri9sinen 81
lafen.
Nuf bic @inlabung bes @om;tes BIN
beriammelten f9 i'm DoItsparte au
Der petrOfstp.S 3ablrei9e Mrbeite
unb bei9lohsn nit Ystonung ibre
frieoli9en abf4ten fi0 al, ben par absl
gu bet6eiligen.
IS mag fein, bab es in anberel
Stdbten 3u unrubsn fommen Tam
aber bic bieiige geO6lteruns pirb I'D
mad ben i4le&ten @rfabrunsen, bic Fl
ma9te. rubig berbalten. Den fo3iali
ftiI4en pldnen pirfen Hart bic 6rauel
entgegen, tpel6e Wdnner unb S6hn
bitten, f9 teinsr @efabr aus3uisbsn.
Heto9 n | T IN q.
g t. GETTYSBURG, 9. Mai
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