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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
TAFT HOLDING
DOWN THE LID
Represents Mr.. Roose-
.velt During Latter's
Vacation.
War Secretary's Presl-
dental Boom GAIN
ing Volume.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Secretary Taft
win sit on the lid in Washington again
this summer. He will not be the sort
of acting President that he was one
year ago when the President disap-
but he will be adviser to the President
on questions of policy.
The President desires to get as much
rest and relaxation at Oyster Bay as Is
possible. Mr.. Taft is used to, bearing
responsibility. and, although he Will be
absent from Washington from time to
time on business and pleasure, he will
be the Presidents representative in a
sense, and officials of the other depart
ments. especially that of State, Will
confer with him as they did last year.
Secretary Root has gone to Rio for the
Panama conference and Secretary Shaw
naturally confines his energies to the
business of his own department.
Great interest attaches to the speech
Secretary Taft will make at Green's
boro n. c.. on July 9. There is much
speculation as to whether he will say
or do anything which will reflect
Presidential aspirations on his part.
One thing is certain-President
Roosevelt's desire Is that Secretary
Taft should be much before the public
The President has been credited with
actively engineering a campaign for
Taft as his own successor In 1908.
Circumspect stories to this effect are
not denied at the White House or in
oyster Bay. What is highly significant
is that Secretary Taft, during the last
session OF Congress. assiduously made
friends at the Capitol. So great Ia his
good fellowship that he is welcomed
wherever he appears and many of the
members already have told him he is
their choice for President.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
KILLED WHILE
HOLDING REVEL
Victims of the Runaway
Mine Car Number
Thirteen.

ALTOONA, Pa, July 4.-Investigation
today of the runaway mine car accident
near Portage last night showed that
thirteen men OF a party who were hold
ing celebration together were killed
i>Several others We're injured. The dis
aster happened on what is known as
Martins Curve" on a track four miles
long, which acts as feeder for several
mines located between Portage and
Puritan.
The incline is very steep and It is the
custom TO run cars down TO Portage by
gravity. The car had gone three miles
before leaving the tracks and had
gained frightful momentum. It hi,
Martins Curve" while going at full
speed and left the tracks at a SHARP
angle, turning half way round and
plunging into the crowd of merry
makers. The party had been drinking
and singing for severaI hours.
When rescuers arrived they were ap-
palled by the frightful sight that was
presented. Two Of the unfortunate
men had been decapitated. The lower
portions Of the bodies OF four men were
visible, while the trunks were crushed
into shapeless mass. pinned down by
the twisted steel and broken timbers
one man whose head protruded from
the Wreckage was alIve when the first
OF the rescuers arrived on the scene
Dal tneg were OAaDle 70 remove the
wreck that pinned him to the ground
and he died in a few minutes. In the
course OF an hour a portion OF the
Wreclage had been removed. Directly
under the car We're at least seven
bodies, ground into the earth, the heads
crushed as fat as though they had
been placed under a steam hammer
All the dead men were Arabians, who
had lately been imported to work in
the mines near Portage.
II was impossible TO see the car in
its flight down the incline until 1t was
within twenty feet Of where 1t left the
tracks An investigation with view
70 ascertain who started the car is
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
DEPLoREs THE WHOLESALE
SLAUGHTER OF THE ZULUS
Socialist Member of Parliament Writes
Letter Sympathfzing With
African Natives.

LONDON. July flames Kier Har-
die. the Independent Socialist leader
and member OF Parliament, has ad-
dressed what is considered TO be a most
extraordinary letter to Zulu subject
in Edinburgh. in which he says the
wholesale massacre of natives now go
ing on in South Africa, under the pre-
tense OF suppressing a rebellion which
does not exist, fills one with shame and
horror.
IT hope" Hardie wrote, the day will
come speedily when your race will be
able to defend itself against the bar
barities now perpetrated against It."
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
PRESIDENT TO BE ASKED
TO PARDON BANKER BIGEL0W
Freedom VIII Be Sought on Ground
That Prisoners Health Is
Falling.

LEAVENWORTH. Kans., July At
is said that pressure will be brought
upon President Roosevelt to secure a
pardon for Frank G. Bigelow, the for
mer Milwaukee banker, now serving a
sentence at the Federal prison here, on
the ground that the prisoners health is
failing. Mrs. Bigelow and her son left
today after visiting the prisoner. Their
visit is believed to have been made in
connection with an application for a
pardon that probably will be filed some
time this year.
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Fatal Duel on Horseback.

PITKIN, Colo, July 4.-George Camp
bell was shot and killed today in a
duel with Frank Vader a ranchman,
fought on horseback Vader's clothing
was pierced by a bullet, but he was
uninjured. Vader says Campbell stole
a horse from him and opened fire when
pursued.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
TRIAL OF RoJEsTvENsKY.
Russian AdmiraPs Life at Stake I'm
COurt-MartfnI Proceedings.

KRONSTADT. July 4.-The trial by
court-martial of Vice Admiral Rojest-
vensky and the officers of the torpedo
boat destroyer Bedovi for having sur
rendered TO the enemy after the battle
of the Sea Of Japan was begun here to-
day. Several Japanese seamen and two
surgeons have been summoned as wit
nesses. They are expected to give evil
dence regarding RoJestvensky's con-
ditiOn at the time OF the surrender.
The penalty Of conviction is death.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
Innulrr into PostaI RuIe..

WASHINGTON. July 4.-The Con-
Fressional commission TO investigate
the second-class rules and regulations
OF the Postof5ce Department, provided
FOR by the poStof7ce appropriation BILL
has informed Postmaster General Cor
telyou that Il viii meet early In the
autumn and enter upon general hear
.ngs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
YOUNGER MISS KRUPP
TO WED GERMAN BARON
Girl Worth Twelve Millions 10 Become
Bride OF Son OF Governor of
prusaian Saxony.

ESSEN. Prussia, July 4.-The engage
fnent is announced Of Barbara Krupp,
the younger daughter Of the late own
CT Of the great iron works, Frederick
Alfred Rrupp, TO Baron Tilo Won VIII
rnOwski, son OF the Governor OF Prus-
sian Saxony. Fraulein Barbara, al
fhough by no means so rich as her
sister Bertha, is presumably worth
sIa.Bo0,00o.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
Grent strike Is Impending.

ST. PETERSBURG, July Accord
ing to information received here the
employees Of the Siberia, Southwestern
and Caucasian railroads are ready to
join in a general strike and the long
shoremen OF the Black Sea ports are
prepared to take part in the movement,
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RevOIutionists Raid steamboat.

KOSTROMA, European Russia, July
IA number Of armed revolutionists
yesterday took possession of a steam
boat which was transporting ammu-
milton and carried off the explosives,
including $50 pounds of dynamite.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
CANADIAN GIRL HOSTS
UNION JACK IN NEBRASKA
Mistakes Nature of Fourth of July
Celebration and Is Forced to
Lower CoIoFs.

LINCOLN, Nebr., July 4.-Miss Anna
Tompsett today hoisted the Union Jack
over her cottage. She came recently
from Canada and did not understand
the full meaning of the Fourth of July
celebration. A large crowd gathered
and were threatening to haul down the
flag when the matter was reported to
the police and Miss Tompsett was COM
PEELED 70 haul down the flag.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
mUKDEN TURNED OVER
TO CIVIL AUTHORITIES
Japanese Gradually Withdrawing the
Troops, but Retaining Control of
Manchurfa.

PEKINc, July 4.-The japanese mill
tary authorities on July ] transferred
the control Of Mukden, Manchuria, to
japanese civil administration. Ar
rangements are being made for the
withdrawal Of military control from
other interior cities OF AIanchuria dur
ING July and August.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
Assassin KorzIofr AcQultted.

SARATOV, Russia. July 4.-Kozzloff.
who attempted to assassinate Interior
Minister Stolypin on August 4, 1905,
while the latter was Governor of Sara
tof, has been acquitted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
Copgressman Lentz Married.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 4.-Former
Congressman John j. Lentz and Mrs.
Kate Alexander were married today
There were no guests save the mem
bers of the immediate families of the
bride and groom and a few personal
friends.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
Band of Terrorists Captured.

MOSCOW, July A band Of terror
lists. consisting OF thlrty-six young men
with a full equipment of bombs and re-
volvers, has been captured by the police
here.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
California
Limited
ToChicago in 3DaYs
Leaves daily at $3.50 a. m.
With Diners and SIeeDef5

1880 A. NJ. For StOCn.O44, -aLGTCSd kuAEoS<
connection for osemits VAL
leyl, Fresno, Hanford, Visa
liza. Bakersfield and inter-
$500 p. NJ mediate points.
$3.50 a. M.-California Limited. 3 days
10 Chicago Leaves every day Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
$3.50 A M--Valley LIMITED for Stockton,
Merced (direct connection with O.
semitic Valley. Fresno. Hanford. VII
salia, bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
1866 A .M--For Stockton, Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway.
400 p. M.-For Stockton. Fresno and
intermediate points
800 p M.-Overland Express for Dem
Yer, Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
TICKET oFFICEsAFerry building.
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway. ForLteth
St and San Pablo ave, Oakland; Univsr-
sity ave. and West. ST.. Berkeley
NOTElYosemite VALLEY r. r. trains
leave Merced for Yosemite Valley at
$3.50 A. n. and 200 p. NJ every day
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-05
COAST Line
" Third and Townsend Street

- NA4iAAt aAU AcN-i .'e----,
sIoa San Jose and Way stations s-5cp
7.o0a San MateO. Belmont. san jose,
MorganhiD. GilrOy, Pa1aro.
WatSonyllle. CaptOla. santa
Caz. Del Monte, Monterey.
Pacific Grove --.------------------- 49oD
S.0oa Shore Line Linited-San Jose.
Salinas. PasO Robles. san Luis
ObiSpO. santa barbara. Los
Angeles S--------------.-----------.------- 9-J0p
s.ooa Santa Cruz. Del MOute. Monterey SEQ
S3ea The Coaster-Sau Jose. salinas.
san Ardo, PasO Rcbies. santa
Aiargarita. San Luis ObiSpO.
Guadalupe. GaviOta. santa
Barbara san Buenaventura.
Oxnar1 Burbank. Los Angeles 11.4Sp
eS0a Gilroy. HOllistsr. Tres Pinos, Pa
iar0 WatsOnyiile, santa Cruz
Castroville. Del Monte. Pacific
Grove. Surf. mpoc------------.- n.4Sp
sO0a South san Francisco. san Mateo.
Pal0 Alto. san JOSe---.-------.---s- I.fOp
Io3oa BurIingame. San Mateo. Red
wood, Menlo Park. PalO Alto.
Il3oa San Jose and Way stations s.4op
LISP Palo Alto. San Jose and Way sta
,ss, De- No Monte F, F,arrSs--S.nta Clara
san Jose. WatsOnville. santa
Cruz. Del Monte. Monterey.
Pacific Grove lZ.l5D
3.30p South san Francisco, san Joss.
Giirey. H0llister. Tres PinOs--- lo.J5a
l30p San Jose and Way stations lisa
f5.0op Santa Clara. San Jose. Los Gatos- f9.ooa
s5-30p San Jose and Way stations s-Soa
S.45p Sunset Express-Niies, san Jose.
GiIroy Salinas Paso RObles.
san Luis Obispo. santa Bar
bara. Los Angeles. Dening. Fl
PaSO. New Orleans .----.------- 9.lea
S.45p Paiaro Watsonville. CapitOla.
santa Cruz. CastrOyille. Del
Monte Pacific Groye....--..-..- n.4Sp
t6.lsp Burlingane. San Mateo. Beres
ford Belmont. san Carlos. Red
wood Fair Oaks Menlo Park.
PalO Alto ---------.----------- 10. l5a
SOP San Jose and Way Stations s.3ea
Seep Ocean View. PalO Alto. san Jose fs.4es
OAKLAND fARBOR FERRY
Foot of Market Street,
100. soc, 900. 1000. 100 a. m.
300. 100. 200. 800. 400. 500. 500. 500 .. N.
A sor Morning P for Afternoon
fS,indaY arcAntad tSilndaY only
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
PIym0uth-Cherbourg
St. Paul. ..... July last. Louis. Aug. 4
New York July 2SPhiladelphia. Aug II
Phiiadelphia- -Queenstown--LIverpool
Friesland july I4Merion. July 2s
westernland . July 2lFNooriland. ..... Aug. 4
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT
Minneapolis. July 21MinnstO Aug. 4
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, via B0ULOGNE.
Sailing Wednesdays al per Sailing List
Statendani. Jy II. 10am Noordam. Aug. S. G a m
Ryndaun, July is, noonK Amsterdam, Ag15, I0a
Potsdam Aug l. noonStateudam Aug % 10a
RED STAR LINE.
N Y. DOVER. ANTWERP. LONDON. PARIS.
ICELAND. July l4Finland -..-.-. Aug. !
yaderland. -. July 2S1 Iceland -. Aug. II
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW NATURALIZATION
Celtic. c......-...J July 13Cedrfc. July q
Oceanic. July 1sBaitic. ......... Aug. l
BOSTON ENSToWN--IIvERPOOL
Republic . July l2s rabie .....A Aug Q
Cyinric. -. July l9IRepublic Aug. le
TEe, T0 MEDITERRANEAN x1oRhs, HRA
FROM NEW YORK.
Cretic :. Aug f. 10 a. m; Sept. %, Nov. 3.
FROM BOSTON
Canopic Aug. IL, $3.50 p. In.; Oct. 6. Nov. Il
Rosnanic, Sept. 10. 7:30 am; Oct %. $50 am.
c. d. TAYLOR, Pass. Agt. Pacific Coast. San
Francisco. Temporary ~ofhce, 534 Fourteenth ST.,
Oakland.
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hetmatner 5aiRsblatt.

Sri pttg. 60, Gcransaeber
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frans stein.

Vim lssten eamFup @admittnp
pnrb in ct. acuis Elm after, fraberer
Burger otcScs gOunts's. psrr 5rans
Stein, mad A iabrieen aeiheu, i'm
Ntter Don Sc Sabrsn. ST tam ais
Is jdhrieer anabe in 1855 nit iei.
neu Gltsrn bon Geutihtonb nah
permnuu, uno hat ieit Der 8sit bis
Dor is Ronaten in Der Babe bon
Dermann nnb in Sernaun aetuDbnt;
aud biente en- nnbeSa 5 Sabre ale
5reimiuiaer tuabrenO oes giraer.
irieees In Der Bunbesarmee. unb
hat piel i'm ariepe nit Ourdlaematt
am ~ Eebrunr 1864 sbelIHte &c oa.
bier SRI. GradSstb wleasr uno
laufte unnueit DIilid pm Der Gtabt
cine Barm tpeld)e er biz pDr 8 Sahr,
en- Surtf benrbsitete unb benubnte,
unO bonn nod permnur 500 rU er
blieb Dis pDr nnbertbalb Snbren uut
er nod CT. Souls iiberiiebelte I'm %
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BET ieinen S6aneu gu fem. Seine
Satin pslhe i'm lberlebt, iAentte
eli anoeru bas 9eben, bod ifarben
ipel oetietben pHb iinb ieei nod an
geber: 5rnu Gina s,troesner unb
5rau anun @lnisr pOn 6ermaun,
aeOpoIO stein BON san 6rancisco,
SEQ, 5rnu', plnapit. Carp, unb
.EbeOoure Steiu Don ct. Souls
pel4e i'm gersin nit Der Intter ben
COB Oes ~aeliebten @ltten urb Sat.
ere berueinen.
Die 2eiae tuurbe bebuis geerb;o.
une bierberaebradt unb am 9ieus.
tag @orgen unter sabtretaen Syau
ereeiOlae uuf ben antboliiaen 5rieb.
boie DUR lebteu RuBe beFattet.
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County Court psrbanOIunoen.

SNuhAf SOull QSlQuIIOlUlSel.
Huber Der bftnunteu Grnenunter,
itibnna bewiliate ndbreno ber 8odr
Die Court i%Olseuoe Summen CUR Ia
terbalture bcs GOuntpbausbnltes:
auapt peiemanu far GuIbertbau
bel 9rnie sSs 70; fir Gusbeferuua
Der Sruu 6Oyo in 0rg SDrf &iuer
$50 Sobn NueIler $40 ipeoeu Saa.
Den Der Sotu Soebm ruao nnb Nu.
breas 5luetia $40 ruesen S9aben
Der @ei6emaun Rpab; 0enrD Mefe
NADER, Gufieher Gift. 10 abidlna.
snbIaua $50; eermnnu 8iermunn,
anfieber 7tit abihlaasabluna
$40; 3. G, 0anuier 8etomeFer sl4.
SO; iar @eblIien s4; 8. ". Gals
ELECTROMAGNETIC fir aReHor $3.50;
8. W. Snarum, Sauitur, $50; 8. R.
alent, 8retter 81 81; Or. gparseuu
5ebanolun9 armer 8 80; Or. 8eRel
%. so cents; 6ermuun Gerrg So,
GOrohUls $40 80; Eetepboureute SIS;
y. z. Snrnarb \ 60, Materialen
S49.40; Or. 8oDO, SebonOlanp Str,
mer $3.50; Sat 8antupte 60, Saa.
er u Raterialsn SIG. 16; gbeo.
@ruf, gIert, @sbabren sl85. 60;
5rreaanhalt SO. 2, 1893 SO; 3. 6.
@enieI $OIoelO u 5ubrlubn 50. so;
8. s. &euter, SGretbmateriaIen
S2S 70; aferbuu eieIeaidait BON
Sasconaoe 60. fur @ramien 500;
hilbert SdnIt, 5reb RitterbuIa unO
5reb S1weer ie So far Gienae ale
GbiaaeCr oes 9anbes tpetdes fiji,
@eeeauede eenunmen mnrbe unS
erbielten 5duoeuerins rpepen bel
auttfd &uaO sueeIbru6eu, 5rnnl
2enh SIT; arnncis, @eurps uno
@itdel s.; Sront puusta Sc, uni
9Duis 9Deb So.
Sentp Dnfen, aOulpb grieid,t
anS EbeU. .. Eiaep. abi9ater bel
@las 8usnsr Teaes erbielteu ie S.
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a.rmarr, NO.. 5t,itas Sen q 'lHs.
SIC Gpun!nrIdter traten am Iebtel

Ole gpuntnrifter trnten am lesten
ROntaa als Observation-Disclosures
sulnmmen nm bic cinberihteten
Statements" Der &nuileute Oislea
Counties su praien. Sober @eiddita.
mann IN taut @eiest uerpfli6tet BORN
/. Stunt zines ieben Sabres cine be.
thtpurue G'nlabe 81 MAIDEN mas Der
prbBte @ertb ietnes @nnrenIneers
spiIhsn benz /. Rdrs unO !. SUM-
mar, urb nui bieie gumme mus er
Die nnferteoten Gtsuern beinblen.
gsenn bic 0purt fiubet baB elm Saul.
mann 81 menie cinberidtet, erb16t
he bic suHtme iObiet als ibres @r.
Eg3teua oas @arrenlnper iuertb ii.
bnlben 3n3enb stdbtern uub
1e sabl upn gdnfteutrn i'm
gpuntp 1T bon bergounip Court cteie
gu9e bic BON linen eiuberiatste
umme aIs gu aeriug aefunben uuo
eutiprsaeub erb6bt wurHen.
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CANAAN TOWNSHIP.


Cauaan:--W 3 Read, John j
Dittmann, Geo w White, John K
Buschmann, VT Helm, Albert
Kuhne.
Bland:-John Lohmeyef, YIN
|Drewel D Werfelmann Peter Cri,
del. w + Birmingham Barlow
Stockton.
BURBoIs TOWNSHIP.
Red Bird Shade Rocks, An
drew Loeb. James Baxter, Nv. q,
lchas. Stone, ]. D. FARMS.
Die Court undt geminiannert
iHr g~erbsHerunosn Der @spe ii 0if,
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Neue An8etgeR,

Danf. gnIdBli6 oeS Sooes unieres ae
licbten @atien uub NaierS Srau3 siein,
ipredlen mir hermit unicren 0ant ans ben
lieben geriponbtcn, Srermben unb alieu
yiodbarn idr bic 3obIreide SbciIname an
Ger geeroigun9. audl unicreu innisiten
9anf Der bpdlp. 6eihlid,feii Der ct. 6eoras
S%emeinoc, ben 9abrtudtrd9ern. fiir bic
idpucn gItmeuipenben, uno glea Die uns
lire SbetInabme belpieIen.
Die trouernoe Satin
GliSabetb 5tein,
geb, Ntuetler, tebft ainber
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fur 2ieniie, Shnbensriae erbielts
Ell. 81. IS sd psts.l $40. aopis
s., Bic 6luetit $40, uriu-
"a paa IS, Gbriit qle So. @m.
preimer, Suttus Raeoiaer unb @m.
aNhtntlrn erbielten nts Aoi9issr le
IS, S%dobeueriast erhielten Slcob
8ursis So, 8 8 ouffaann's Gr6eu
500, gbrift arapttli S25 9bas. 6off.
mann S25, Gbria Dnuuier SIS, u g..
q MunOuiusr $40. arieoensrihter
go Gotb fir 9eiheuidnu hber Sacob
Rpi6 $50. 30. 3 VI Senslep, guuntg
anpalt, Gebalt SI25; 3 9 @euiel,
5dnbmeifer, @ebalt sl62. so; $. 6.
straf, gberifsaebabren S24; 9beU.
Graf, glerf, @ebdlt $40; " s 9eae.
mann, @aareu 60 cents; 5ermanu
furniture So 8naren So; 81 s Sais
.enritier. 8anren 50 o5; 9 Silber &
5On, Bnareu s1.25; s Gbertin &
SOn, @anreu 81 80; EbeD Sal,
5lerf, 9yiiarlO IS 20; Q spobrer,
COUNTY Shuf gp'umtGar y bait Il.
gOhgelo S45; &lltec Bros. @aaren
sl4 IS; 3 = 5toepnsr, Siuter Gnae.
s81 So @ Il 9tppe Or S92;
70 3 gceidJsl 90 $50 20.
Wis Notwithstanding fir gienhe
ats @eguaiieber erbieltsn SEQ 0p-
idestp, Git. 8. $50;
Die eiupobner undbenuuuter
8ea 9iiiritte seidnetsn freipiqige
9eitriae CUR ausbeHerune Der @eee
lbren reip. 9iftritten uuo bemiI.
liete bic guuntg Court in jebem Sale
Elm sleid arDbs Summe ais tub.
wuroe pie folst: 2iftritt 2,
SAC; Git IS, ss2; Gia %, 500;
Oft II. SS4; Dit II, s4S, 80; 2ia
10, $50; Dit 5, s25. 80; Diff is,
S26 80; Dit 28, $3.50; Gift 2I. $50.
5olperos @ablritter pnrben fir
bic I'M aoUember absubaltente 8abl
.'rnnunt;
Hermann Precinct: A w
Dietzel, Frank Rebsamen Jr, R Z
Kessler, Fred Niehoff, Anton B
Walker and Albert Schubert.
Little Berger: August Siebs, A
BP Mnndwiller Henry Tinnemey.
n, Geo Neumann, Phil Appfill Jr
and B Stoecklin.
Gebler Ed B~randhorst, Louis
9oeschel, Vim Hoelmer, Frank
Brueus, Gustav Naegelin and
Huxoll.
RIcHLAND TowNsHrp.
Morrison;-Max Radtke, Ignatz
Dietrich, Geo Boeger, H Merts
Ems, ] Otto Brandt, ] L Straub.
Richland; IF N Schmidt, W E
.roeter, Otto Klossner, VIM
Chas H Toedtmann,
Kachur.
Oldenberg;-Henry Zastrow, +
Hoelmer, John Kuschel, John
Hermann Schuster Anton
Gasconade:--Ed Chill, P ri
Seidner, Albert Rhine, Hugh
Skinner, Egon Fleischer and Eli
jah Quick.
BouLwARE TOWNSHIP.
Bay:-Simou Boeger. Henry
Schneider, W f Pohlmann, Theo
Buschmann, John Seba and Frank
Pohlmann.
Mt Sterling:-Wm Brinkmann,
Fere Wiegand. H c Gidingagen,
Geo Schneidner, Fred Kurrel
meyer and FIR Pohlmanu.
BoEuFF TOWNSHIP.
Ahring:--Ed Robertson, Nv
Airing, VIM Maupin, John Rous.
sett, Aug Jacob, Frank Gaebler.
Witteuberg;-H H Winter, Aug
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