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The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

Fine tcilat articles. brushes. combs.
mirrors. suitable for holiday gifta. Al
Daniels. 86tf
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

See the beautiful line Of xmal
n Daniels Drug store.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

All trimmed and street hats fifty
cents on tbs dollar At Procsor's 9i -9S
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

PRESTON FUNERAL-The fnnsr.
a Of the late Nr. Preston will oocur
At the Deibert undertaking. parlors to
morrow afternoon At Q O'Clock.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

Pitkin and Brooks and Libby cut
glass at half price. Gibha Jewelry
Cos Stock. %. "a
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20
BARGAIN LIST

BARGAIN LIST
Vacant lota with city water. e6G 70 . rs
1 sroand ~ ''''' ' ,so
Good troori house and out
buildinxs, 326
Splsnlid &-room brick house,
city wal Or inside. 500
House aud lot, &. Second street.
oity water. 400
Newly finished 4-room house ana
lot, Il. Third IT., city water In
side. rents for -, 500
New and second hand buexiss, also nsw and
soeoud hand pianos for sale chsap. Bee nv list.
III r. LUTES
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

SERVICE PROGRAMMED - Th,
Tribune has Just reorganized its car
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

Comb and brush sets are beauties
for the price. Yelton. sthe Aruggist.
sst,
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

Baiu's weekly social danc, will
taEe place FRIDAY evening. ss-9'
The daily tribune., 1906-12-20

and quito number Of Florence ride.
men are planning to participate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01

A number OF Butler Elks went to
Rich Hill Thursday night TO witness
the home talent minstrels given by
the Elks OF that city. They report a
good entertainment and a jolly good
time. The Review says:
"The Elks are noted for their char.
ity, and are a good organization ior
any community to poesess. They
are deserving OF patronage, and the
public can we'll afford to tolerate and
TO encourage such a irolic as that O
last evening once a year"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01
BIG FIRE At
RICH HILL.
Flanagan FIGURING Mills and
Elevator Destroyed
Loss s250,0o0.
CAUSE OF FIRE UNKNOWN,

Rich Hill Review, 3Oth.
The big milling and elevator plant
OF the Flanagan Mil and Elevator
Company, one OF the most imposing
institutions 10 Rich Hill on yester-
day, is charred and blackened ruin
to day. Scarcely vestige OF that
erstwhile busy institution but heap
OF smoking cinders, twisted iron or
steel, and few piles OF brick remain
TO mark the site OF one OF the biggest
Touring mills in the southwest
the fire which caused this devssta-
ton broke out in the big mill about
11:3O O'Clock last night and was first
discovered by the nightwatchman,
who claims he made his usual tour Of
the premises at IL p. m. and found
everything in order. The alarm was
sounded shortly thereafter and a
prompt response WAS given by the
department, but {" little avail
All sorts Of conjecture are usually
INDUCED in on occasions OF big
catastrophe like that OF last night,
and as the real knowledge Of the pub.
lie is limited, the Review besought
Mr.. Louis Flanagan, the local men,
Der Of the Arm In regard to the main
facts in the matter
The property which Is entirely de-
atroysd, Mr.. F. said, includes the
mill, mill elevator, chop mill, ware
house, cooper shop and the grain
elevator "a" The loss approx.
mates $25O.OOO. The amount OF 10.
surance IL unknown at this time, as
II is placed through the office In Kan.
sas City.
The capacity OF the combined mill
was s, 1000 bushels Of finished prod
ucts per day and the trade Of the in
stitution extended over the entire
country.
Mr.. Flanagan also stated that
the company would erect new plant
as asoon as the plans can be drawn
and contracts entered into. In the
meantime the Flanagan Mill and
Elevator Company hope to protect
their trade by purchasing the output
Of other mills.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01
Two Hundred
Bruised In a Wreck.

Jefferson City, Jan. 27-The Mis-.
souri, Pacific express train, west.
bound, crashed into a freight train
standing on the main track, and
nearly 200 passengers wera bruised,
but none were seriously hurt. The
freight train caught fire and ten do.
rallied cars we're burned.
The express, running at full speed ,
rounded curve and plowed through
ten OF the fifteen cars composing the
freight train. Only one truck OF a
car OF the passenger train left the
rails, and only the engine was dam
aged.
Responsibility for the wreck has
not yet been officially placed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01

Born, to Mrs. George Gilkerson, q
son, on Saturday afternoon. Grand.
pa Christy is doing fairly we'll under
the circumstances.
Mrs. Sam Walls and Mrs. C. P.
Catron, Of Adrian, we're down to at
tend the ladies club meeting at the
Elk rooms Friday afternoon.
Thomas Jefferson Fry died at
Bucklin, Kansas, January Goth. He
leaves a wife and two children whose
HON 9 is in Beaver county, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Deweese, OF
Dire xel, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stair,
OF Harrisonville, we're guests OF Mr..
a nd Mrs. Geo. E. Gable last Sunday.
Lucien Baskerville and Dewitt Chas.
tain are candidates for city attorney.
They are both talented young law
yers, graduates from the State Uni
versity law department..
W. j. Graves was in Butler Mon.
day with q long petition, asking
Eugene Bradley, Of Prairie township,
to become q candidate for Presiding
Judge Of the county eourt.
George W. Daniel 10 another faith.
iul old friend Of TIE TINES to renew
his allegiance this week. He is son
Of the late uncle John Daniel. one Of
the pioneer settlers Of Bates county,
At the state examination for teach.
ers certificates last week BY State
Superintendent Darlington, Prof. G.
N. Leedy, Principal Of the Hume
scho ole. whs awarded = lie csrtiA
cate.
9f
There will be quite Q crop Of can.
didates for city marshal. Those
men toned 20 far are Dr.. McAnincb,
Parish Nickel, Like AcCann, N. r
Duncan, W. T. LAWS and possibly
Others.
/ J. b. Durkee, Secretary Of the Nav
Home Coal Company, was ARRESTED
on information sworn ont BY Stett
game warden Rhodes Tor violatIea
the game Law. Gardner LathroT
had prepared 70 tale 8 party Of a.
tinguilhsd ciHssns on an excursi6r
III his private CIR. NJ. Durkss ~
pared : basket d game, - 3 pre- \
/ to the party, containing wild -
ducks, snipe and prairie chickssa
The srrsst W. I'D on, assopn( 3
i ths praisis chlskahs hing Kidd y
Eai sanada ,, S.
~ s. "a ~ :. - i : = 81. 49,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01

Circuit court will convene next
Monday.
Uncle Jake Bracken and little grand
daughter we're pleasant callers.
j. W. Foster and family, OF Gin
ton, are guests OF DR.. T. W. Foster.
Miss Margaret Phelps, Of Rich.
mond, Kentucky, is visiting Miss Bit.
Colyer.
\ Harve Juhnson was up from the
Hill seeing the boys about the next
sheriff.
Marion Woods was In from Adrian
telling the boys who would make the
best recorder.
D. P. Morrell, Of Hancock county,
Illinois, IL visiting his sister, Mrs. G.
B. Hickman.
W. d. Dunn, candidate for county
clerk, was In Butler Tuesday and
dropped In to shake hands.
L. L. Dickerson, q prominentiarm
seout on No. 5, was q pleasant call.
q while in the city on Saturday.
K Uncle Lewis C. Eichlsr, Of Mound
township, Was In Butler on Monday
trading and favored us pleasantly.
Dave Bean went to Merwin Tues
day, but before starting authorized
q to announce his name for sheriff.
Hstsssmith, chairman oithe Drain
q Commission, went home Satur
AZ 70 spend Sunday with Instantly
Hampton Nickel, son Of Capt. h
p Nickel, Of Lees Summit, wa
vtltine his brother, Parish Nickel
owssk.
NJ. n. J. Ksggsris died at hsl
near Pleasant Gap on Sunda,
~ paralysis. She WAS abou
y1Ass Old.
Walksf, one Of our most popu
3 trayullne men, Sundaysd her
vlh H. ihmily and favored Tn
- pls11antly.
&. Ahpst Viz, aunt Of ClarkWiz
Il III = cltslen Of Rich Hill, de
~ a N6vadA last week. tn
s. ~ - ! ughtto Batsscour
66pfl Z = ~ 1isyees' cep1stsr,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01

A beautiful line OF new WASH
GOODS for spring. We win put them
on display and sale next week In con-
nsction with or Big Carnival Sale.
HLL's Casa SroRI.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01

Mare, Phseton and harness for
sale, call ut this Office.
Cannon. Weiner Elevator Company
II receiving corn. 52.ti
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01

irOm tnas Dig DeInOcr6Glc township
without it contained the name OF Ed.
Crabb. He IL a courteous gentle
man, affsble and kind, is we'll quail.
fed for the. Office he seeks and il
nominated would make a popular
candidate and be elected by the old
time Democratic majority.
". q. Litson writing for the Ne.
vada Post, protests against what he
terms Horticultural Bntchering" oil
big shade trees by trimming of the
tops. he sage: "After the top Of
the tree Is cut away, the roots fur
nish sap for the full top, and there is
no top to receive the sap, the sap
collects In the body Of the tree, the
sap sours and the bark burst from
the trunk and the trees soon dies. -
Whether Mr.. Litson states the case
correctly or not, evidences is furnish.
led al over Butler OF the supreme
folly Of cutting off the tops Of big
shade trees. Wherever the big limb
Il cut on decay begins at once and In
. few years the hsndessas healthy
shade tree is 3 bat1sfed decsyed
hulk. Wshaye learned hare thas q
town can have too smsDy trtes, and
| this q especially noticeable durlno
10 W6t eeason, but, No hAvU a1so learn
LED That the hoftcultnfal bntchel
louS ~ 70 b supprssssd. n
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-02-01

this city, received q letter from St.
Louis, enclosing q 5000 note and one
for N. T. Duncan for 80 so. with the
explanation that they had been
iound BY an employee whilsswsepipg
ont . coach. These notes were lost
by Mr.. AcCuan and Mr.. Duncan,
Wills attending . Woodmen rally at
Rich Hill u August, 1904, and be.
llevsd to have besn stolen BY pick
pockets at work on the ground, a.
frank Allan lost . pocketbook with
some change "a Il on the same day.
IA quettion 4, how did these notes
|cum6 20 - ii rubbish In . railroad
|oof, e)Ghfeon months altar thsy wers
| toIons 4. ~ would have 8 good
a. % noSyb - carry such tell.t
! 1p5lh aroand vith hin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

@immcr uno Or. $. 2epin, Ero-
piontmciIter Is. 3oIt, Oberitcluoro =.
S6pcmn unO Sbcrfodl $. GiO0er.
Q 6ooncr rs il FnImGr"
pGrfau t.
Ger S6ooncr o6unnie 8uImer,"
tpcl6cr leBten @intcr oiti Der 6obrt
nod Baltimore an Der 8irginio &iiite
Shiifbru6 crlitt, ipurOc in Norfolt
reparirt itn0 Damn an SntGrciientcn
Der Gromlcp.6Iottc ncrtouit. Der
9tontc oc9 Sd)ooncrS mllr0c in
.@corqc u. @uOion" ungcGnoert uno
GopitGn Gardner BON Dem Shooner
80. y. 9Iodburn" gum 9riebl99aber
ernun1t.
@rinqt cine 2o0una
rs.
9us norlpegiihc Shiif o2oncinq"
bon Nebone, NcusGoleoonien, truf &C.
tern Ibcno nit elmer &ooung Gbrom-
Gr5 fiir Die Baltimore Chrome
&ortS" im @oIcn ein. Goiiclbc mar
Der trilberc britiihc Compiler oYc-
rtere" ltno luuroc I'M Sabre 1866 in
Glasgow er6allt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
GufalbcridJtc ans 8albinatOu.

9ccrotgung BON 6. 81. q IT,
sec.
Clos. u. 8ou3ce, elm 8ormonn fir
Die Nutionol electrical Supplp 60,
lit in lcinCr 9cbouinng Nr. 1921,
70. StrnBc, al &crlcbllltngcn qcitoy.
ben, mcl6c cr bel eincnt' fSobrlnfoac
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mar elmer Ger Nionicrc I'M Glcftri5i-
tGtS . 6od)e urO Elm MitgIicb ser
oSoiopcttc &ogc, u. =. Ii. ". NJ"
Nubcr icincr Satin bintcrIGBt cr
lcdS &in0cr.
Senator WOrm ms Sci d.
nam bccr0tgt.
Scr &cifnom 0cS pcrltorbcnen
9uttoCS , Senators bon WnrOIun0,
Srlr. Nrtbllr Yuc @urman, murhc
bclltc bier bon Dem Wtaliolcum ollF
Der Dat Sill Cemetery ans CUR Hube
bcItnttct. Dur 6ruu @ormon, &r.
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rem 5l8egcn.
@illiom u bburn gcitor-
BEN.
g8m. Nlbburn, Der ais or Iih bel
icincm GouIin, Is. $. SltgbeS, 9tr.
St3, &sStruBe N.-@., nuibicIt, on
Sonntug Wiorgcn an &cuhtgos,8er'
9iitung lciOcnb bciinnungSloS nufgc'
Iunocn iuilrOc, lit bcitc Worgen I'M
emergency , SoIpital geitorben. Ga
Der Coroner @lo5ebroot iiber5eugt lit,
Dob Elm 3llioll Dorlicge, gob er ctncu
6obingcbenoen 9ccr0igungSihcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
TaS Mcttcr.

Sir WarDlan0 lno 0clt Ciitritt
columbia bcllte itn0 morBcn tbCil
ipciic bctuoltt unO lon0inm iudrncr,
oItli6c @inoe.
0ic bGdIte Gcmpcrntur bctrllA Inn
3 llbr Nafmitto9S II @ro0.
Gic nieorigItc Gcmpcrotur bctrlt0
81 @ro0 I'M 8 llbr Nben0S.
Sn ocr iibrigcn Nun0cS = NCttcl'
Itotioncn iullroc iolgcnoc WnrimoI-
Gemperotllr regiitrirt: Goitport Ga,
YortInno 66, Bottom 70, IlbonD 20,
TCp . Dorf 20, philadelphia 20, Nt-
lontic Gitp 81, Cape Mob 90, 8oi6'
inqton 70, NorioIf GS, Charlotte 20,
Milmin9ton y, Gborlciton 7S, So
nunnob 81, SotionpiQc 50, Supitcr
81, &Cu Ncit So, Ntluntn 20, Wont.
gonlcrD IS, Nclp Orleans ~, Sale.
itinc 80, @olpciton sc, GorpusGbriiii
90, WcnpbiS 76, Cincinnati S0,YittS.
burg y, SSmc0o IS, buffalo Ga,
GlepelonO GO, Gctroit 6G, Nlpcro Ga,
Worqltcttc Sc, @rcen Ban G6, Gbi,
cogo 60, Gututb 5G, ct. Saul y,
ct. 2olriS n, aonioa Gitp 76, Smo'
bo rs, 0rron IS. 9i9mord 78,Sonrc
Sc, &clenn rs, Solt &oGc Gitp 80,
Dcnpcr 80, Nprtb Elottc 76, Gobgc
1S, Nnlariuo rs, Sos Nu0clc8 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

nun 6lt elmer NllSeinan0erIcbltng 5lpI'
idcn 2rurt Clarion un0 GoD, bel
mcIder Is 5llS bdtlihfeitcn fam. 6rall
Charlton bcbaltptcte I'M &crbor, oaB
GoD ibr cincn 6auitidlog out Ole
9ruIt oericbt unO lire Iohter GOa
an ben Sauren I'M 3imnlcr 9erlllll'
gc5ogcn babe. Gle 6raltcn ldrtcIl
nm Siilic, 10 Dab cine aI0cre Sod)icr
Der Irull Charlton, Moric, 5lt clllcrt
gtodbur licf, nm ocnIclbcn 5lt boleI.
,Sn,miIdcn Bate Die 5ebnJobrt3e
SdmcItcr Rop'& iDrcn @rlIoer in oa@
Glorfion'ihc @ulr9 Gcben lebcr, nm
lie mIr0c bon iGrer NtlItter ouSgc'
ion0t, Rop }l bolcn. sic itanO &c
robc oltf ser IrCppc, ais Top micOcr
aus bcn Sallic fam. Scr Nu6bat
Iootc aus, Dab CT Die 6raucn lfreicr
b6rtc unO iid OicicIbcn in bohlt ter'
p6icr &criuiiung bcianocn, ais CT oo3
Sol8 6ctrut. <r5 Ooroltf fam audi
Sr. &,oi. 4. Charlton nud) Sollc.
Ccriclbc io0te 0citcrn in &erbor:
.@cnn ih ioiort aclultBt Bate,
luorlm Is iid) GonOcltc, bate cS ci'
men GnQucIt Qcgcbcn, unO nldt Gin
Gcr66r Dor cincm YoIi3cirid)tcr."
HoD gnocrion iogtc ST. icincr Der
t6cioiglnG, oaB 6rou Charlton ibn
nit IuuItidlGNcn trnttirtc, mo CT
OcBrpcgcn pcriuhtc, ibrc Arne lett
5u6oltcn. ST bcitritt abcr cntld)te.
Den, nc0cr SuuO al 6rult Charlton,
nod lire Godter Gclcgt SIT bubcn.
Ni6tcr Carr bcitroitc Hop uber me-
oct tGGilihcu Nngriiis INN So mo
Soften, ole bC5obIt mltrOcn. Ils Gon
Clarion OoS 0cri6t95inlncr bctrot.
ficl tie nit cincm NuiIhrci III Gbn'
nlud)t un0 mllBtc III 0aS 3ln1mer oe9
GapitdnS Sdlllb Gctru0en luer0cn,
no Iic iid iomctt crbolcn fonntc, nm
Ip1tcr ihrc Nl@iu9cn SIT mud)crL oils
Oic ACKNOWLEDGING 0eNell Ocll iltt9clt
Wunn O%crDon0clt muroc, lie ais
M1Ohcn inter lG Sn6rcn 5u lnnlos
rolii6en 3luectcn bon &oltie fortgc'
Loot 81 boben. Sic ACKNOWLEDGING
mur0c obcr allf Nntrog 0c3 Stills
Staot5onuoIt9 O'0unne, iucldcr
Dem &crb6r bcipobnte, fallen GcIoi'
len ulO oniiir Die NntIo8c ouf ocrt'
nclen Nngriif ouf Elm MGoden nm
ter tG So6rcn" crbnbcn, oo Der In-
0cfloQtc CloIid) 5ltAob, 0nB CT oa@
WtG0dcr bcrCit3 Dor Wcibnnhicn
1903 m%ibbruud)tc, mCIdca nud) Gu3'
ia0c Der Mllttcr 0ciieIbcn an 6,
WGrj 1896 1G Sabre aft mltr6c. Gid)-
ter Gorr icbte Die 9iir1idoft oltI
$4,000 felt, Die BON Der Mflttcr uno
&crruonotcn 0c5 Tngctlo8tcn gcItclt
mlIrNr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

Shod5pg bonOclt, ocnn oo5u Wiiroc
Srnotor @SbDtc icinc Sono nid)t bic
ten. Observation-Disclosures mdrc e&, buB
Scrr Hoiin Die ollgemcinc Sorntoni-
iirltlg Der Yortci onitrebt, our6 Srn.
6upca bic Sto0t ltnO Den Stoot 5lt
gcpimncn bolt unO @oupernclr
@oriicIo in 1908 gum 9unoc8.S cno.
tor erm0blt 81 bu6cn miinidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13

3mci anobcn oeS 3 c D.
| obl@ be hul0igt. - Inter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING, Elm 8iidncb I'M
@Crtbe bon $50 uno einanfcrliht iut
@crtbc bon 81 geItoblen 81 bobetl,
mllr0ct gcItern Carl Guli9on, rs
Sabre alt, bon 9tr. 1866, IiaonItr.,
rlto Sronf 2eifon, II Sabre olt, BON
Bottom unO Eotonlocitrabe, pon9fid)'
ter DDS in Der oitliden Boli5eiItotiolt
Dem @eridtsDeriobren iiberiuieien.
GoS Ncb lit Gigentbltm bes Srn. g.
Elott BON Ir. 40, Siio E @olIeitr,
unb bos Anfcrlift bon Capt. Soln
3. airipon BON Nr. 2219, Sit Som'
h%oroitrobe. 9eioc ariifel ipuroen
ipicOcr suriid crlongt.
9ic ,Gricion Sinie" bat
Gin biibidcS iauitrirtes Bud nit
6obrplon iiber Die Gompferfnbrten
bieier Clinic ourh ben Gbelopeofe II.
TeIoluorc : &onol nusgeaeben. Is
entbGIt 8obIreite Sauitrutioncn Der
moleriihcn 2onoidaitcn, pclhe Die
3ampfer poiiircn. Gos Bud ent'
bdlt ierner iGnumtlibc piinitcnsluer'
then Snformotioncn unb Erciic Der
pcridicoencn Sobrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-13
8ulitiid,cS Nncrlci.
2bomaS @or0on SopcS fir MnDor?
- Mniin nn0 Noncs Der Nnsi0h.

3bomo8 @or0on SoDcS fir OtnDor?
- Haiin uno 9oDc8 Der Ausi0b.
nlnN nobc. - Mis- SbofpuG
y Mains gcgcn @olrpcrnCtr Mor'
fielO bingcitcat.
CAB bic Yolitif gun3 ciGcnarti9c
Sd)loifamernocn p~roOn3irt, lit cine
ollgcmcinc Gbntinde. &n AucgonD-
Gountp fdmpicn Wcainaton ut0 Der
iungc 2loDo 2omnoes, 0ciicn p%eritor.
bener Safer @cIlington'S bittcrItcr
6ein0 mar, Sbultcr an SduIier &C.
gen Ycorre. Gin G6nlid)cs Sd)nll.
ipiel jolt lid, mic gcItcrn in pOlitpidcn
8reiIcn perlulltctc, bier in Baltimore
entmidcln. IS beiBt bon gut inter
ridtctcr Scitc, Dab Sr. 8. 6rcemon
Nuiin, Scr oltc oenofrotilhe 6iibrcr,
un6 Gr.Mo0or Ibonlos @oroon
SoDcs, ncldc Ieit 1895, ais Scrr
tSnDeS nm Oic Domination iiir @olt'
perneur betro1cn lplir0c, bic bittcrIten
politiihcn 6cinoc mnrcu, bcrcit li1o,
einnn6cr Die Sun0 ST. reihcn, uno
5pnr nid)t ollcil 5itn 8rleocn, ION
bern iognr Srln @uloc. Die latte
8oroc" bot icit Dem So0e 0cS Mop'
orS Mc2nne oft bcrcltt, Dob Iie 1903
niht Srn. SopeS iiir onS WnporSomt
mic0crnominirtc, mo ben 6cbler, Ser
oamalS ~bcgongcn muroc, iol icbt
micoer Giitgcnndt pcrocn. Wit 0rll.
Sopcs ais Woporsa Gon0i0nten fam
Die bcmotrotide Yortci in 1907 lelbit
qcgen &errn EimonlS iicNcn. Die
Stulcr5oblcr boben nod nidt pcrgcI'
fen, cine mic ipnriume &crpoltunG
Sr. SapeS einfiibrte nno OoB er III
ieincr ~ .iGbrigen Administration
pom 0e5clnber 1899 bis gum Wtoi
1903 Die @runolngc lc9te iilr @alti'
more'S beutige beneiOensmcrtbc 81
nan5loge.
IS miro in getuilicn a%reiicn Der.
mutbct, Sab Serr HoIin mo oic "oltc
@or0e" Srn. SapeS OILS pgroben
Stod" gegen @oupcrneur Nuriielo
az benliten %geoenfen, 0oS bcibt, inn,
nodoem er gum WnDor criuGbIt, Die
Ton1inotion fir @oupcrncllr 5t &C.
ben. sic glnubcn, bob SEER SoDcS
i'm Stoote popular gcnllg lit, I'M
8ouperneur @oriielo III Der Nrinn0rz
ipabl aus Dem Sottel 81 bcben. Ter
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noIlte, nit Srit. SSomeS @unton oIS
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nebmen, bob cs iid nm eincn gegen
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bcnbobnun all pcrlG + /.
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bciocn Ierlcbten ipuroen mad iDrcr
Wobnilng gebradt.
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Gdtffsfarten bon nrb nnf Sentidl'
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: SEQ.
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