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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

The New Orleans Mint was saved
the House after hard fight during
the debate on the legislative, execu-
tive and judicial appropriation bill
The sub-treasury was knocked out on
point of order, and the mint would
have met the same fate, had it not
been for the passage of a special rule
brought in by the House Rules Com
nlttee, which put a stop to the rais-
ing of points of order against the pro-
visions in the bill, and saved the mint
and the subtreasury. The Democrats
voted against this rule, with the ex-
ception of the Louisiana delegation,
all seven of whom with the Republi-
cans. This move was decided upon
after hurried caucus of the Louisi-
anians, and was made with a double
purpose. In the first place the mint
stood in danger of being knocked out
if the rule did not pass, and in the
second place the Louisianians are sol
id in favor of special rule for the
Williams quarantine bill. OF course,
they wanted to save the mint. As to
The other reason, they argued that if
they fought this rule they would not
be In position to urge a similar rule
for the quarantine bill. Consequent
ly they stood up and voted for the in
terests of Louisiana against the rest
Of the Democrats. When the rule was
adopted and the consideration cf the
bill continued under it, the attack on
the Denver and New Orleans mints
began. Representative Southard, Of
Ohio, chairman of the Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measures, let
the fight on the Denver Mint go over
his head. Denver was left in the bill,
Southard moved to strike out the New
Orleans Mint. He argued that the
Director of the Mint had several times
reported sgainst New Orleans and
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

There axe hundreds of opportuni-
ties for investment Of Mississippi
money right here in Mississippi There
is no necessity of catching at every
bait offered by smooth artists of stock
in some concern that you know moth
ing about. If they offer such fabu-
lous dividends, why don't the people
nearer to them grasp the golden OPP
portunities? Fight shy of fake con-
Germs that nine times out of ten are
not worth the piece. Of paper on which
the stock is printed. Use your money
to de-~1op Mississippi resources.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

The Free Alcohol Subcommittee Of
the House Committee on Ways and
Means agreed to report a free alco-
hol bill to the full committee. The
feature of the bill is that it takes the
internal revenue tax off denatured do
nestle alcohol for technical uses, in
cluding lighting, heating and motor
uses. The bill is to go into effect three
months from the date of its passage
The details of its administration are
left. 1t is predicted the effect of the
bill will be revolution In heating,
lighting and furnishing fuel for mo-
tors, as alcohol will be cheaper than
kerosene oil or gasoline and can be
made from any grain, vegetable, root
Or fruit containing starch.
Senator Dillingham; s immigration
bill will be favorably reported to the
Senate
The Navy Department has rejected
the bids for a gasoline launch for
New Orleans and will readvertise.
Senators and Representatives are
flooded with requests from labor or
CARNATIONS for government publica
tions.
Representative Foss and Meyer will
make a tour of inspection of Gov.
ernment navy yards in the South.
Representative Bartholdt is prepar-
ing to report an omnibus public build
ings bill. The New Orleans Pustoffice
will be included in the bill.
Secretary Taft appeared before the
Senate Committee on Military Affairs
and urged the construction of Gov.
ernment cable to Panama
Secretary Bonaparte has decided to
accept the resignation of Midshipman
Minor Meriwether.
There is to be a contest regarding
committee jurisdiction Of dams be-
tween the Rivers and Harbors Com
mittee and the Committee on Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce.
Governor Magoon authorized the
Canal Zone Government to assume
charge of the health regulations at
Bocas del Toro, Panama.
A dramatic scene occurred In the
House when Speaker Cannon took the
floor to reply to an attack made on
him by Congressman Shackelford, of
Missouri.
Disclosure in the insurance scan
daI will make it exceedingly difficult
fer the Republican Committee to Sc
cure contributions for the congression-
al campaign.
Speaker Cannon declined to out
line his attitude toward the Ship Sub
sidy Bill.
The House Committee on Naval At
fairs decided to report a bill provid-
ing for one new battleship, three tor
pedo boats and $l,OO0,0OO to be ex-
pended In constructing submarine
boats.
The Senate began consideration Of
the Mallory Quarantine Bill. All the
Committee amendments were adopted
ed. The Texas members continued tc
fight the measure in the House
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

The Senate began consideration of
the Mallory Quarantine Bill. All the
Committee amendments were adopted.
ed. The Texas members continued to
fight the measure in the House.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

The Farmers Cooperative Union
are along the right track as expressed
in the following resolution recently
adopted: Resolved, that we, the
Farmers Educational and CoIOpera-
tive Union of America, raise our own
cattle, mules, hogs, sheep, poultry,
corn potatoes, rye, oats hay,. fruits,
vegetables, ETC., and raise cotton to
sell. Resolved further that the acre
age of cotton for 1904 be reduced
twenty-five per cent for 1906" This
resolution breaches powerful sermon
to the farmers of Mississippi, and if it
IS sacredly adhered to, the result will
be something worth striving for. Tho
Cotton Association is preaching just
such doctrine from every hilltop In
the state, and with two such powerful
organizations striving for the same
end, something will surely be accom-
plished.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
FOR GREATER MISSISSIPPI

Devoted to the Industrial, Commercial and AfricuI.
tural Development Of the Wonderful Resources Of
the State Items Of Interest from all Quarters.
BY H. Z. BLAKEsLEE Jackson Hiss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

The House Committee on Naval AZ
fairs decided to report bill provid-
ing for one new battleship, three tor
pedo boats and $l,0O0,OO0 to be ex-
pended in constructing submarine
boats.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Heavy rains last week retarded
farming operations, but the splendid
lead already made win be hard to
overcome. -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Speaker Cannon declined to out
line his attitude toward the Ship Sub
sidy Bill.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
OUR WASHINGTON
NEWS AND NOTES
ITEMS OF INTEREST BRIETL,
CHRoNICLED.
TO SELL THE PHILIPPINES
President Roosevelt is DESTROYS of
Disposing of This Territory Before
the End of His Present Term of
Office.

Although Secretary Taft, of the
War Department, saw fit recently to
deny the report that Japan had made
certain overtures to the United States
for the acquisition Of the Philippines,
corroborative evidence is at hand that
the japanese Government has been de-
sirous of opening negotiations to that
end, and when former Governor
Wright, of the Philippines, goes to
Japan as the first American Ambassa-
dor to that country, he will be en-
powered by this Government to enter
upon further consideration of that
proposition. In fact, it is said on
what ought to be unimpeachable au-
thority, that the selection Of Cover
nor Wright to represent the Roose-
welt Administration at the Japanese
Emperor's Court, was clearly caused
by this situation. President Roose-
velt, according to report, desires to
dispose of the Philippine problem be-
fore the end of his present term in
the White House. He is represented
as being convinced that our ownership
of the islands as possessions, not
parts" of the United States, is not ac-
ceptable to the American people, and
will eventually mean much larger ex-
penditure on the part of our home
Government than have been made
even thus far.
Secretary Taft discussed with the
Senate Committee on Military Affairs
the recommendation Of the President
regarding the distribution Of Army
officers among the Army posts. He
criticised the present system, saying
that it is deficient, in that it does not
afford officers an opportunity for ex-
ercising command over the large
forces. He attributed the system to
the fact that in the earlier days many
posts were desirable on the frontier,
and said it is difficult to discontinue
said, there is a tendency toward an
Improvement, as seen lii the establish
ment of regimental posts in this coun-
try and of brigade posts in the Phil
lppines, Fort Riley, Leavenworth,
Russell and Sam Houston in this coun,
try can, he said, be easily transferred
into brigade posts. 1t is not the pur-
pose to do away with the small posts,
said the Secretary nor would it be
necessary to do so. He said that for
$4,000 he could buy 1900 acres of
land near Fort Sam Houston, and he
thought this investment preferable to
further improvement at Fort Clarke,
also in Texas, and said the money
could be taken from appropriations
already made for military posts.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

The sage of the Water Valley Item
lzer breaks forth in the following
mighty plain talk to the man who is
hot pleased with his town: "My dear
unsophistieated, hide-bound, disloyal
chump, if you don't like the town in
which you live, you don't have to stay
In it. There are lots of kinds Of con-
yeyances wagons, trains, buggies, BIZ
cycles, slides and your own trotters.
You don't have to stay in it-thank
goodness, that you don 't-and your
town is just full of people that would
be powerful glad to get rid Of you.
For politeness' sake some of your
neighbors might tell you that they
would rather you wouldn't go, but
they don't mean it. SO whenever you
talk against your town, you may just
put it down that everybody would be
glad for you to get out, and you can't
blame them You are nothing above
the calamity howler Speak we'll of
your town and speak well OF your
people address your remarks to the
good side of all questions. This piece
of gospel truth can be applied as well
to communities, counties and states.
The man who can see nothing good In
Mississippi should read this and take
heed. There are less Of such than for
merly and the number is growing beau
tifully smaller year by year.
One more week and the present
session of the legislative bodies will
have passed into history. The session
has been a long, tedious and strenuous
one The code work has demanded
large portion of the time, but other
matters of great Importance have been
handled. Whether all legislation pass
ed is for the best or not, cannot be
determined without the trial of time.
There has been complaint from a num-
ber of sources that matters have not
been handled as expeditiously as they
might have been, but such matters
do not always look the same to the
man on the ground and the one that is
not. The writer had hoped to see
some legislation along special lines
has not been done, but it will come
later as our people awaken to the me-
cessity of such, a healthy sentiment
is being developed in its favor "A gen.
eral resume of the work done will be
given in this department when the
session is over.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Disclosure in the insurance seam
daI will make it exceedingly difficult
fer the Republican Committee to Sc
cure contributions for the congression-
al campaign.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Secretary Taft appeared before the
Senate Committee on Military Affairs
and urged the construction of Gov.
ernment cable to Panama.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Senator Dillingham; IS immigration
bill will be favorably reported to the
Senate.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Representative Bartholdt is prepar-
ing to report an omnibus public build
ings bill. The New Orleans Pustoffice
will be included in the bill.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Secretary Bonaparte has decided to
accept the resignation of Midshipman
Minor Meriwether.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

A dramatic scene occurred in the
House when Speaker Cannon took the
floor to reply to an attack made on
him by Congressman Shackelford, of
Missouri.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Representative Foss and Meyer will
make tour of inspection of Gov.
erment navy yards in the South.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Governor Magoon authorized the
Canal Zone Government to assume
charge of the health regulations at
Bocas del Toro, Panama.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

There is to be a contest regarding
committee jurisdiction of dams be-
tween the Rivers and Harbors Com
mittee and the Committee on Inter
state and Foreign Commerce.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-16
School Notice

We have very large assortment Of
school tablets, pencils, etc. Please call
and see our stock before buying your
tablets. Condor Drug Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

a. the GLoRE ONCE TINS week Anu naV
his name enrolled on the subscription
book for another year, Mr.. Pulliam and
his mother have rented their ranch and
moved into the W, L, Barker cottage IN
Lords Addition.
Hunt the Hardware Man guarantees q
wife or sweetheart to every unmarried
man who buys new buggy or cooking
range of him. he will do equally as well
by the ladies. In fact, when they buy
both, he goes "douhle header" on hi:
chromos. Who's next?
II YOU want a good cigar try Jacksons',
Judge wheir is the new, clerk in the
Hunt Hardware store,
Finest assortment of pipes in Condor
to choose from at Jackson's.
r L. Hunt Of the Condor Drug Com
pany has been offered fine position as
travelling salesman for Woodland & Clark
but in view OF the splendid business he
lie now doing has determined to remain
in Con don.
II you feel like having hot drink or
lunch, drop in at Jackson's.
Jay Brown, who has been employed
at Joseph, Oregon, for some time, writes
the GLOBE to have his address changed
to Meridian, Idaho, where he has sc-
cepted position AS manager OF the ell.
ectric light plant.
Good rooms and beds for rent at the
Kargl building, South Main street, Con.
don, Oregon.
Mike Lynch OF Gwendolen was in town
Saturday.
The outcome OF your coming in to
trade with US is our income and the out
going of the best goods in town at the
lowest living prices, W. L. Barser& Co.
ND. Carter transacted business in
Portland this week.
For the leading header, call for the
Hodges. Keystone mowers. Sold by
Arlington Lumber Co.
John Downing returned this week
from Cut Bank, Montana, where he
shipped two carloads of horses. They
are to be driven overland from that
point to the Alberta country.
Attorney Parrnsn transacted business
in Arlington Wednesday.
Dan Thouvenel was one OF the new
subscriber to the GLOBE this week.
The GLOBE office 10 prepared to do all
sorts OF job printing. Prices reasonable
and workmanship guaranteed.
Mart Abbey lie in the John Day coun-
try this week.
Let an expert test your eyes, Williams
the Jeweler & OPtician.
R. II. Robinson transacted business
in Portland this week.
We have just received carload oi
wire and nails. Call and get prices
Dunn Bros.
q. q. Parman is building fine barn
on his ranch four miles northwest o.
Condor. The new building will be cap
able OF holding eighty tons of hay snC
accommodating ifty head OF stock.
The Palace hotel furnishes tirst-clss'
BOARD and rooms to their patrons a
reasonable rates. Try them week.
We are offering the pnbhc a lax,
grain drill for 800 and l4x7 hoe drill
for $50. This offer is to hold good whil'
the supply Iasts.-W. l.. Barker & Co.
Finest Sunday dinners in the city a
Hotel Oregon.
House and lot for sale, centrally lOcat
ed and cheap. Inquire at the VIM
Livingston residence.
Rye. See Gillian Co. Milliny Co.
Six per cent money, all you want, on
to five years. NJ. d. CARTER.
Oats. See Gillian Co. Milling Co.
II in need Of glasses see NJ. +. Troxe
and have yonr eyes fitted by gradual
optician. All work guaranteed.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-11-16
NOTICE.

100000 to loan on farm lands at the
lowest current rates Of interest and on
terms favorable to the borrower. NJ.
FITZMAURICE, Office in Barker brick.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Vceroiaung bnrd)Strifrr amfgebaIttn.

New Dorf, If. MaI. = Cine
9eerolgung, ,uelhe beute bon ser
Stride oes Sd)ubeugrIs aus ltattiin.
Den iolte, ipuroe beute bon Stritern
auigebalten. W0breno Der 2eiten.
aottesoiellt i'm ganse mar, beiabl Elm
~@olfins Delegate" ben aiitidern,
luelde Die 2eibtraeenoen nad ser
Stride aebradt botten, iit su entier-
nen Tie aitid,er aeborhteu uno
nabmen oen 9eitenipageu nno oie
<Ihen NIT. Sbre gutiernllng pur.
DC crit befannt, ais oie gabrtudtra.
ger Den Sarg bernusbratten. Der
2ebtere purbe nlli oos Jrottoir se,
iteIlt, bis elm 2eibenbeitatter- Wasen
erlonat poroen mar, uno Die 2eiotra.
genoen ilibren Damn aif Der Straben.
babn nah Dem Sriebbofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Nniriibreriidc italicniide Strifer,

8reenmi d, Gonn, If. Mai.-
@eltern iino abernluIS 800 Don BORT.
DIETER, N..O., fonlmenoc itaIieniid)e
Strlter Gegen @reenwid in oroben.
Der WcIe onmarld)irt, ober bei 9iod
Nlo9e mli bieiige GonitobIer aeltoBeu
mo bon oieien nidt iebr ianit iiber
oe @ren5e 5urid getrie6en poroeu.
Srei bon ben HGoeISiiibreru wuroen
obgeIaBt uno beiinoeu iih bier inn
@efdngniB. &ie eS beiBt, beabiih.
tlgten Die Strifer, ourh'S gauge 2ono
81 morlbiren uno anoere Striter an
lih 3ll 5ieben. Sbre 2lniiibrer battei
lllion Dtitglie0eriheine lmo per.
Ion9ten bon alien onoereu Stalienern,
oenen Iie beaegneteu, oie lluter5eih-
ming Der Sheine. Die Strifer pa-
rem III Ben WerfltGtten Der n9tep.
gorf, 9tcp.Sopen uno Sortioro'
9nbn" beidditigt ruo batten fiirSere
slrbelts5eit mo boGeren 2obn Der
lnnat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
HoOlcpelt iull Dermittelu.

GGieago, Sa., II. Wai. - Die
aoblengrllbenbeiiser bon Sainois,
Snoiana uro Ohio baben In elmer se.
meilrIomen Situne Heiolutionen Poi
Irt, ourd peIde Die Wabl zines CO.
mites aiitoriiirt miro, INN bie slpi.
ideu Den 0rilbenbeiisern uno ben ar.
beitern oes 8eidfoblengebiets id)pe-
benoen Giiieren5eu Er1iioent 8ooie.
belt porjulegen. Gieier Sfritt iou
aber crit imteruonmen peroen. Wenn
Ole fir ndd,ite @ofe 5wiifen oen
Arbeitgeberu uno Ben arbeitern an.
berarlmte Goniereni 3u feiner Gini.
gung iiibren ioate. in lpeldem 1all
Ole @eibfoblen9ruben Better oas
b.treiieuoe Gomite erlu1blen meroen,
weld)es Braiioent Hooiepelt eriuden
JOLT, oen 8eriuh sur Shlihtumg Der
Giheren5en 5it llHternebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
3uei unbefannte nm9ariidc WGodcu
crltift.

Tb looel p y ia, 12. Wai. -
3mei illnge, crit Dor einlgen Wodcn
eingeiuonoerte llugorinnen mllr0en
geIteru Worgen i'm ,8leubon.Sotel. I"
einem 5umeilt BON Sbauipielern be.
mobnteu uno bon SSroi 1boS. @eiton
geleiteten etobliiicnent. 9ir. 2l0,
Srouflin4StruBc, bon @ns iibcrmGI'
tigt oligeilnoen. Gas Glterc MGo.
hen mar bereitS cine Seide, wGbreno
bns iiingere nod SebenSIpureu 5eiate
uno eiligIt nad Dem .Sefierlon.So'
ipital" gebrudt mrroe, aber balo oa-
ro,i cbenioQs pcrlhIeb.
Die 9tamen ser Wdbben, oic
oienltlihe Stelllmgen einnobmcn,
lino lnbefannt. Iie Cine mor in ser
Slide, Die slnoere als sluimdrterin
ongeitellt. gs mnren Sdnpeitern uno
iie ltanoen I'M aIter Don 20, reip. 1G
Sobren. Sic bntten Dor elmer ISOLDE
Die BlGbe burd einen Staliener, ga,
mems 9ticole DiagiOiS, bon uubefonn.
ter 9lorelie erlnnqt. pelfer Ser SouS,
lpirtbin Die Namen ser M1ohen an,
gob; 1rau @citon fnnn iif iebod) Der
Namen nid)t mchr erinneru. Mol
nonnte lie i'm 0nillc mar Big Warp"
uno y2ittle Mnru."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Sbat cines Giferiiidytiaen.
3iegler oermnloete feline 8eIiebtc
lmo be9ing oonu Selbltmoro.

9tem 0ort II. Mdi, - Cine
5rogobic oeS oounfeliteu 9'roof,
Inns" ipieItc iih aeltern Godmittaa
INN pier llbr in ser 9SobnunG Ger
&aiherin Srnu Gitbcr @eiB I'M 5mei
ten Stofperf oe5 0ailieS Nr. &C,
Eroipect. .StraBe, ob. Gort iellerte
Der % Sabre oIte @illiam 3iegIer
bon 9tr. 26, Chapel StraBe, oili ieine
iriibere @eliebtc, oie % Sabre olte
Gli5obetb SdindIer, bier ShiiIie ub,
BON oenen 0rei troien. rS1l Der gln.
nabmc, 0aS MGOhcn aet0btet 81 Ia,
ben, manote Der hlnge 9urihe Die
@oiie gegen lid lelblt unb iagtc iih
cine augel, Oie lebte IN ieinem GeDol'
Der, IN Die rehte ShlGie. Gr bleb
mli ser Stelle toot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18

0iht gcorGnGte @olt@ncnac borrt
9tiht umionit, Oeun Scr Drama,
tildite Wioment lit luobl Der, menn
itbt pl0bIid nit cinem Shloge ollc
6enltcr oeS SdIoliea lmO Die boben
Sbilren bcS 9altonS ih 6iinen uro
Der &0nig uno ole a0nilm Sonb in
9ono alf hielen bcral2treteu, nm
lih Dem &oIfe 81 5ei0cn. 9}od) benz
Soh5citSmable miro 0o2 &0ni9@paor
nuBcrhem om 9Iben0 cine Rmhiohrt
burb Die StroBcn bon M}oOrio I'M.
ternebmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
Cnier eimer 3ua.GulIiIiuu.

2pnh bnrg 3d.. If. Mai. =
Gin 6rabt3ug rannte belite cine ftlr3e
Strcde oitIib BON bieiiger Staot bon
binten Der aeaen einen auoeren5raht.
3lla, mobei pier 9ebieniiete aetootet
nno bier onoere perlebt lwlroen. Die
0etooteten lino. Sei5er !. Y. MaIoen
aus @oanofe, Sei3er :. 3. Carroll
aus 2Dnd)burg, 9arrp Nonburant
aus Clans. 8a, ilno Elm ais Yremier
angeltellter 9teger, gfamens ggm.
2angborne ans Noouofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-18
StGbtiihe 8elogcluOlbc intaft.
9lrditeft bon Gbicogo bcQebt lib nob
Sou Sron5iSco, nm bei'm 8ie.
oeraufbMu nit ieinem Gotb bei3u.
ltebeH.


Iteben.
Srun5i SEQ, II. Wai
9ei Der Sciinlng oeS Nouptgem0lbeS
in oem Bureau beS 9Iu0itoorS iurroe
eoultatirt, oaB Der rSnbult p6uig I'M.
periebrt geblieben lit. Gieie8 Nepolbe
entbiclt iGmrtIihe mcrtbuoQe Ya.
pierre lno Bidder, ciuihloeBlid) ser
fir $t7000,000 ouSgcQebcucn9onoS
fiir ipeSelle pcrmanentc NerbeIicrln.
gen, mie ShulaebGii0c, Fortc II. i. 10.
sIuBer oicieu befonoeu ii6 in Dem @e.
noble oie oifi5iellen 9on0S ser 9egen.
mGrti9en 9eamten, 2icen5 Morfen,
Bidder, &ouherS, Sournulc, aolien.
biihcr uno Sinan5s9lbrrhmln9en nit
Dem ltGbtiibeu Steuer Collector,
S6abmeilter, StaotS sGontroleur imo
StnatS- Shobmeilter.
Ter Gbicogner 9lrhtiteft Ianicl
$. 9urnbom bat lidD geitern bierber
begeben, I'M Dem @iirger.Gomite,
melheS cine neile lln0 Idl0nere Stoot
erbalen mill, nit icinem 9totb al sic
Sono 81 9eben. Sn @urnbom's 9e.
9leitllng beiinbet lih Der 9lrhiteft
Gomoro 9ennett, ser ibm Dor 5luei
Sobren bel Gerbeiierungen Der 9ou.
ten ino 9lnlogen iu Sou 5ron5isco
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