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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
MUKDEN TO KHYBER PASS.
ATTACKS AND R0BS
WOMAN IN PARK.

A cowardly attack was made by a
young and well-dressed robber upon
Mrs Regina Hacmar of 12S Ninth
avenue, Richmond District. in Golden
Gate Park Wednesday afternoon. The
police have a good description of the
thief and Detective Riordan has been
detailed by Acting Captain Harper to
search for him.
Mrs Hacmar was taking a walk in
the park, and shortly after 5 o'clock,
while she was slowly walking along
a path leading from the music stand
to the aviary. a young man overlook
her and, raising his hat. said, Excuse
me, but where are you going?"
It's none of your business" re-
torted Mrs. Hacmar. who was indignant
at being accosted by a stranger.
She was carrying her purse in her
right hand, holding 1t by a thin chain.
Without saying another word the youth
grabbed hold of the purse, at the same
time dealing Mrs. Hacmar a vicious
blow on the face with his clenched fist.
She screamed for help, but in an in
stant the purse was snatched from her
hand, the chain to which she clung
being broken. The robber disappeared
among the bushes. The purse contained
a So gold piece, SO in silver and pair
of eyeglasses.
Mrs. Hacmar went in search of a
policeman and met officer James J..
Dow. She notified him of her expert
ence and he made a search of the To-
cality, but could find no trace of the
thief. Mrs Hacmar describes him as
about 21 years of age, feet inches
tall, smooth shaven, full round face
and well dressed in a dark suit of
clothes. She was badly shaken up by
her encounter with the footpad and her
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
COLLINS WITNESS
To ODD DEED.

George d. Collins, the alleged big
amist and convicted perjurer, figures
as witness to a deed conveying val
liable real estate to his wife, Mrs.
Clarice NJ. Collins, from her mother.
Mrs. Sarah A. McCurdy. The deed has
been submitted to the City Recorder to
be placed on record. The curious thing
in connection with the matter is the
fact that Mrs. McCurdy did not sign
the instrument before a notary public.
but it was Collins who made afidavit
that he saw his mother-in-law put her
signature to the paper. Collins afi-
davit was sworn to before Justice
Gates.
In view of the many questionable
transactions that have been attributed
many probabilities to the mind why
did not Mrs McCurdy go before "a
notary public for the purpose of sign
ing the document?" is a question that
naturally presents itself.
There are two pieces of property
named in the deed. One covers an un-
divided one-sixth interest in a front
age of 1876 feet on Fremont street, at
Howard; the other one-third undivid-
ed interest in a lot at Folsom and Russ
streets. The document ends with the
following words:
ITO have and to hold all and singular
the said premises, together with the
appurtenances, unto the said party of
the second part, and to her heirs and
assigns forever, for her own separate
property in fee simple absolute"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
The Earthouake Clause

Absurdities Of the arguments made by
insurance company lawyers are pointed
out in an amusing skit in this week S
TOWN TALK. The Spectator calls at
the statement of the law of the case.
An old Comstocker's views respecting
the future of San Francisco are among
the many interesting features of this
weeks number. Readers of the ab-
sorbingly interesting serial history of
old San Francisco running will find the
current chapter dealing with the muir
thrilling recital. TOWN TALK abounds
in breezy personalities, clever skits, re-
freshing fiction and melodious verse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

what particulars he most benefited he
reserves for his report to the Secretary
of War. He was too late to do much
military observing in Manchuria, SO far
as fighting was concerned Attached
to General Oku's army, he reached the
front in time to witness the finish Of
the battle of Mukden, the last engage
ment of the war. He remained at the
front, however, and what he saw of
the Japanese army in the field taught
him, he says, a very wholesome respect
for the Nipponese as military scfent-
lists.
During the time the general was at
the front Mrs. Macarthur kept house
in Toxic, where she established her
self as a social favorite In high official
circles. " hen the general returned
from Manchuria the Japanese establish
ment was broken up and their travels
began.
$50 miles from Canton. when they
learned, April 20, that San Francisco
had been shaken into ruins by an
earthquake and then obliterated by
fire. This information, furnished by
the Chinese Customs Agent, killed all
desire for further travel At Canton,
however, official reports from Wash
ington were received which told the
true story, and the general decided to
NdAAs OOI llo PlO6 d4AAAC'
GENERAL ADMIRES SIAM.
He expressed great admiration for
the British military system in India.
where the general and his party were
given a royal time. It is of Siam, how
ever, that he speaks most enthusias-
tically. The Siamese Government, he
says, is working on strictly modern
lines, and he predicts a great COM
mercial future for the country. Siam
is not exactly a health resort, but, ac-
cording to General Macarthur, It's un-
healthiness is rapidly disappearing be-
fore systematic campaign Of scientific
sanitation.
The Siamese quarantine service" he
says, "is.as well organized as our own,
and the Government is striving for the
best the world affords in every direc-
tion.
II left here year and half ago,
and anything that might have to say
of interest to the public must first be
communicated to the department in my
official report. 1 am glad to be home
again and pleased to learn that con-
ditions here are resuming their normal
state
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
NAMES STATE TICKET.
Peoples Party of California Meets at
the Ferry Building.

The Peoples party of California met
in convention at the ferry building
yesterday, D. P. Rice of Sonoma County
presiding. A. ]. Jones of Fresno State
secretary. and delegates to the number
Of fifteen were present. The proxy
representation was one hundred The
national platform proposed by Thomas
E. Watson was adopted. The follow
ing State ticket was nominated:
Governor, Carl Browne, Calistoga:
Lieutenant Governor. r. Y. Rork. Los
Adellsbach, Kingsbury; Attorney Cen
eral, Charles P. Fox, Bakersfield; Sur
veyor General, P. B. Gallagher, San
Francisco; State. Treasurer, Robert
Shetterly, Spereville; Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Kate Ames, Napa:
State Printer, Donald Bruce, San Fran
cisco; Supreme Court Judges-James
A. Stidger of San Francisco. Colonel
NJ. A. Billings of Napa, C. W. kits of
Grass Valley; Railroad Commissioners
First District, James McCue. Corte
MADEIRA; Second District. T. Elliott,
Hollister; Third District. Fred Lol-
meyer, Sacramento.
ngressmen-Fourth District, w o.
Howe. Fifth District. s. M. Shortridge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
RAJoR GENERAL ARTHUR

N m AJOR GENERAL ARTHUR
NH MACARTHUR arrived yester-
day from the Orient and today
will resume command of the
Division of the Pacific. relieving Major
General A W. Greedy, temporary COM
mander. General Macarthur, his wife,
two sons and daughter-in-law were
passengers on the liner Manchuria.
The general left here February Is,
1905, to join the Japanese forces in
Manchuria as a military observer rep
resenting the United States army. He
returned yesterday in glowing health,
wearing a rich coat of tan painted on
well-filled cheeks by the sun Of many
tropic lands and looking as fit as any
soldier in Uncle Sans service.
The general has not only served his
country with distinction. but has given
a son to each arm Of the military serv-
ice. Both these young men returned to
the United States yesterday with their
gallant sire Lieutenant Douglass
Macarthur is his fathers military aid,
and served IN that capacity through
out the generals tour OF far lands. His
other son, Lieutenant Arthur MacAr-
thur, is in the navy, and came home on
the Manchuria after a tour of service
with the Asiatic squadron. He was ac-
COLlpdnleO MS Wll6, VINO Is d
ter of Admiral McCalla, recently re-
tired.
The Manchuria was met in Quaran-
tine by the army tug Slocum, on which
General Macarthur and his family
were taken to their home at Fort Ma
son. Major Devol received the gen
eral, and Chief Boarding officer Charles
A Stephens, representing Collector Of
the Port Frederick Stratton, extended
to the distinguished traveller and those
with him the courtesies of the port,
which means that no white-g gloved Gus
toms inspector was allowed to dis
arrange the contents OF the Macarthur
trunks and grips to find out whether
the Macarthur declarations told the
true story of the Macarthur shopping
tests in foreign parts.
MUKDEN TO KHYBER PASS.
General MacArthur's journeyings
abroad ranged from Mukden to the
Khyber Pass. He visited Japan, China,
Indo- China, Siam, Burmah and India
In every land he was received in ac-
cordance with his high military rank.
He declares that his long trip was
broadening and instructive, but just In
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Thief Quickly Convicted.

Andrew Miller was caught by Special
Of1cer A. NJ. Mahaney of the Pacific
States Telephone Company stealing
copper wire belonging to the company
from Jessie street, between Fifth and
Sixth Miller was charged with petty
larceny. and yesterday he was convict
ed by Police Judge Mogan and ordered
to appear for sentence this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
COMPLETE TREATMENT 81

Complete external and internal treat
ment for every humor, consisting of
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, may
now be had for one dollar. A single
set is often sufficient to cure the most
torturing, dishguring, itching, burning,
and scaly humors, eczemas, rashes, and
rritations, from infancy to age, when
an else fails.
Cuticuza Soap, Ointment and Pills sold throughout
eword. Potter Drug Chem Corp Sole Props Boston-
- eend fer - t. Great Skin Book"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Pete purglarie. Reported.

Angelo Guido reported to the police
yesterday that his fruit store at 1900
Dupont street had been entered by rails
ing the front window and eleven gall
Ions of olive oil and three boxes of
cigars stolen.
Peter Delphino, saloon-keeper, 100
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
HoLDs BAXTER RESPONSIBLE.

. OAKLAND, Aug. 2.-After hearing
the testimony of a dozen witnesses of
the accident that resulted in the death
of 11-year-old Earl ". Haskell in
Fruitvale last Saturday afternoon the
Coroner's jury tonight found that the
death was due to the inexperience of
]. H. Baxter, owner of the automobile
by which Haskell was killed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Drive. suffering Horse.

Secretary McCurrie of the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
arrested Alvin w. Jones. employed by
Contractor Siebe, yesterday afternoon
for driving horse in very bad condi-
ton. The animal was suffering from a
sore on it's neck and was in great
agony.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Edwards Visits Mint.

Charles B. Edwards, chairman of the
Coinage and Currency Commission OF
the Federal Parliament. y. s. W. called
upon Superintendent Leach OF the Mint
yesterday. Commissioner Edwards is
returning from a tour around the world
Investigating the coinage OF small sill
yer coins.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
olympic Nominating Committee.

The members of the Olympic Club will
meet in the clubhouse, 1850 Eddy street.
on Tuesday evening to elect nomi-
mating committee. This committee will
name the men who will form the regu-
lar ticket at the Forthcoming election.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CAR.

OAKLAND, Aug. TT. S. Forrest,
Southern Pacific Company car repairer,
was killed this afternoon at the West
Oakland yards by being crushed by
car under which he was working.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

NEW SKATING RINK COMPANY-ArticIes
of Incorporation OF the Kendrick Skating Rink
Company were fled yesterday. The incorpora-
tors are Louis Wiener. James A. Kendrick, &.
=. kenefek and Max WOlmsn- The capital stock
is $50. 0oQ, Of which $4,000 is subscribed
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

loon had been entered by the side dcs1.
The cash register was opened and S5-2V
stolen, besides two bottles of whisky.
A Toulouse on Brannan street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. was entered by
removing one of the boards and tools
valued at $40 stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

Cooper & Co., the stationers, AZ years
on Market St, now 1927 Fillmore mr.
Ellis. Full line blank books&stationery'
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

All former and present pupils and
teachers of the Denman School are re-
at the corner of Bush and TAYLOR
streets on Saturday, August 4, at 10
a. m. A souvenir photograph is to be
taken by Mr.. Mitchell of the Girls
High School.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Superior to Lemonade.

HoRSFORD,S ACID PHOSPHATE.
teaspoonful added to glass of cold water,
with sugar, makes a delicious summer tonic
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

face is swollen from the effects of the
blow.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24
Cur politiIdDen Sage
Inn Staate.

BOD lino nibt Die entIdeibenoen po-
litifben Wiirfel sHr 3eit. oa mir oieisn
Artitel fhreiben, in Dem beiBen pOIiti-
iten Rampfe gefallen. @rif Die am 5 .
SUM Itattfinoenoe republitaniIhe
StaaiscouDentiOn in Siour Sails plro
beltimmen, tuer 5ieger i'm beiBen
Rampfs 9eblieben iit. Sc nat benz
eenauen 8eIultate Der, lebten 3ienltag
IN Staate itatt9efunoenen @ountpeon.
oention tutr0 man ober auf eas ReIul-
tot bel Der Staatsconpentiun Ihliebeu
tOnnen. Beioe 9eile, WtitgIisoer Der
Wsalhipe uno Snfurgenten baben uno
merben rieFse AnItren9nneen MAIDEN,
Oelegaten abipenfi9 81 MAIDEN unb an
idmleriger Nrbeit piro es bieIeid5t auf
beioen Seiten leiber nint Feblen.
2luf beioen Seiten fino QeuilIenloie
polititer uno ebrliAe RdmpFer fir 9es
form, suf beisen Setter 3peifer en-
Der @brlidteit Der 3sformsr, auf beiben
5eitsn RoelsbeIts Republitaner. qBeun
Die sWaibine- asfhlaeen lit, oann
bat ihr bic ourh oas aause eaub aehs
snee Heformneas, oas 5tlaesport.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24
Nepnblifaniibe
Gountp Gonuentton
SaSorNrt SrapfOrS, itftrao nno senator Gamble.

men unb Iotueit iiegreit ourdgefiibrt
bat, uno Der peri6nlib Der itdrtite @nn'
oioat Der Stiurgenten mar, puBte Die
Glatform unter Dem Subel Ieiner
6reunoe balteigeu uno belt cine tur5e
8antesreoe. Die ,Radrihter" gro.ua
liren ibm berSli5 3u Ieinem Sieg.
Die Golgen Der 6oubeution iiuo oor=
ldufie noh nidlt ab3uleben. Barten
mir ab. tuie bic neue MaIhine arbeits
en- tpiro. Seoetfaas mar cine WalOrts
tat bon nur 20 Stimmsn i'm gountp uno
6ei Der gonpention cine beI1sioene uno
bis gum Ser5a ure in suei Sabren
m6gen ltt bic gerbdltniRe beoeuteno
gednoert babeu.
Rabltsheno bic Dlitglteoer Der oers
ihieoenen COMMITTEES:
CrganliatiOn-T. 81 Ren1icott, y.
u. llline, 8. q. 6rinoe, 8. 8ranoen=
burg, So6n =. Bearfnn.
8sglaubigungen-8. g. Barrier,
&. Serium, 8. 9app, 5. y. Scott,
6. q. 5rpf.
ReIoIutionen-l. SO. Guisbt, a..
&. Sberman. @ilbert 8boreion, 8.
q. glnoerIon, Claus glauieu.
@eltdftsreqelR -aidrtin 8rus0eer,
R. R. 5bompion. 6. %. Barbour, q.
". 8pler, u. 8. 8iu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24
llrteile aus 3luet gSeltem.

SD betratte ben Sob pen garl
Sau3 ais eine rationale 6eimIu6-
ung. C5nobl er Elm 6obes alter err
reitt unb feline Iatfraft nadqela7en
bate, mar er INNER uo6 atue Wdbt
uno bon groBem ginfluB auF oas 2e=
ben unO Die Stimmung iein.r 2anos=
leute. 8enen, tuelhe ielbitIoIep pa
iriotismus bObiadser. blieb er Elm
Ilut ainf6Bsnoer Gubrer, Oeneu, pele
DE Den Iaut Der lleber3euguug liebsn,
mar er tets pirtenser Sebrer, uuo be-
neu, ruelSe Die b6hlter SOeale I'M btir-
gerliher 2eber erltrebeR, mar er elm
unFe6lbarer WegueiIer. Sein gei=
Ipiel uno feline gIdnssnoe 2auFbabn IinO
oa3u ausetan, Die eblsn an3uIpOrnsn,
iein geiIpiel uad3uabmeu uub aae Su
einem redtItaHensr 2ebensuanbel on.
suIpornen. Gol6e Mdnner Deroen
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24

gpir baben unferm tursen 2eitartIfel
suei llrteile obeuanseiteat, zines BON
gr. grdfoent @roper @Iebeldno. oas
anoere Uon eiaem Der berporragennIen
Organe Der osutiden preile in oer
alteH 9etmat.
Garl Sdurs. Der Batter oes Deutih=
@merifanertums ruht in tiibler grbe,
aOein Iein Name piro in Der alien uno
neuen 9eimat ME bergehen Deroen
Denn Der Gabinseidiebeuc reprdien=
tirte Die eosliten uno belten @ieen-
itaften unierer unbereeBliaen alten
Seimat. YbpIiibe uno moraliide
6ur6t tannts er nibt, felt ieiner Stus
osnteu3eit blieb Sdur5 Der Sadie Der
s5reibeit treu, er Iiebte DeutIblano.
mie er ein treuer uno aufOpferungs=
fdbieer 8iiraer oieEes 2anoes mar.
Gein Ameriianer bat es le ernfIih ge=
wagt, Die politiihen MptiOe oes 8er-
ltorbenen, bic ibn balb gum Rdmpfer
Der republitauiIden qartei. balo 81
ibrem @egner nladten, 81 perod6tisen,
tein anglO 4meritaner bat es ie ge-
naet, aus yRarl@ Sdars einen
,Gbarlss" Gdur3 3u MAIDEN. Oas
nene uno bas alts 8aterlano Heheu
beibe trauernb am grabe bes wadern
Greibeits. uno @eiitssbeloen, am @ra-
be oss Jreunoes oes eilerusn 8ismard
Sarl Shurs bat ourd Eein BeiTpisl
ansin @sfpaltisss fitr oas Anieben bes
Deutih Mmeritaneriums astau. gei
bsm Anbsnsen on ibn mtiisn ale Gau-
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24

retdr bon 9unoesIenator Rittrso3e emf.
laiien uuroe, oa ift Greo @untle, Der
6 Sabre lang uno mob lduger bel &itt=
reoee un Elm Qmt betteIts, aber unbes
frieoI9t abSog uno oann iein Sdladt=
meier itliff; oa III Bob 0Ouiton, Der
nadoem er 4 Sabre lang griinolih
bic fette Sberiffstub gemsltss bate.
nod Waroen oes 3uhtbaufes Obenorein
ueroen tpOqte, aber aud ab9etuiefen
muroe.
uitrHo, benz Die 6reuroe BON Ritt=
reoge in feinem politi ben gbrgei5
niht su Dtaen paren, ipielte feline
perf6nlibe 8elie5tbelt uno feline nors
tuegiids glationalitdt eeiAidt i'm
@ountp uno Staate Gus uno-merft
@uh oas SeutIhe 85~pro3ent ieiner
2anosleute, Staluart5 uuo SnIurgen-
ten, bietten gum uorwe9iihen 2anoss
manne, obtpObl llfruo In oielen
@ountp aeboren 1T. QDie Die .Dailp
preBA idrieb, LIBERAL Ilanoen Die
Stanoinabier als feline 8eFhiiBer. :
Tod oOrldufi9 asnug. gBir baben
nit tur3en 3ugen auf Die mertuiiroige
politiIhe Gage uno Mutips biH9epieIen.
Das beutihe @lement gilt nit 8edt
ais pOlitiib unabbdngig, ebeufo lit es
bieies 8latt unb itets aetpeien, allein
mir begreifen, parum belouoers in
Winnehaha @ountD Die repubIitaniiden
Sfirnmgeber IN allen oeutlhen Bres
ctncts bel oen Gaueusmablen bic Dia.
iaiue uno sSittreoge ben 0euhler .8e.
formern uno gramforo borSogen.
lleber oie @apitolbaufraae, elm anoers
Nsal. Die 2efer wilien. oab oieies
Blatt ftets fur Sito=Gatota Bacterial
uno arbsit eintrat, uno miro aud fer=
ner 0afiir eintreien.
Was nun Die rspublitaniide Staats-
conrention am 5. Suni betrifft, 70 niro
oieIelbe eins Der beibelisu tperoen. bic is
TN Staate it1ttfarn uro on bic itass
niIhen 3si,sn osrft of1snsr 1erriiarial,
tdae etlnneru.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24

sU2it ben StummesgerOiIen ienIeits
BEG GjeaHs uno nit Der gaujeR ameri.
taniihen gtattOH, betrauert bic ate
9eimat in Gem 8erefuisteH sinen 5o6H
uHieres gOltes, Der an Der 5piBe bon
sablreiden glnseh6risen unIerer GaIIe
Den OeutT6en Iamsn in Der Jremoe su
ghren gebraht unO 70 meIeutli6 mit=
geiuirtt bat, baB oas SeutI9tum ieu=
Ieits oes O3eaRs aIs zines Der uert-
bOlIiten @lemente, aus oenen bic srsBe
amerttaniite 9eatiOn berpOrgeedn9eR
lit, iid hO4er 8erti6dbuns srfreut."
v9iOrOOeutIhs aagcmeine 3eituna.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24

tparmen uno 9eiinuunsslOIsn ,,Ameri.
ds8eutIde@ errOten. Waren aud bic
politii1en VerbdltuiHe, reIbe Rarl
Shur3 in ben 8oroergruno ldoben,
fitr ibn sAnitig, 10 bIsiben feline ger-
oienhe oarum nitt minoer ares
6IeidsrOB als Reonsr, ipie als Staatsz
mann blieb er biz su ieinem Gobs Der
furttloie ssiftise Jthrer oes Geuti6-
Ameritanertums, bis 81 Ieinem 5ooe
belt er ben g1rsuidilo beutlder gbr=
lihteit, llnbetehli9feit unb Gnrdt=
Ioli9teit rein, big 3u ieinem Gooe blisb
er elm Serater, 6tbrer, Sampler fir
Die Sadie Der pa1ren Greiheii uno Elm
Vortdmpfer fir Die INNER freunoIi1er
fib geitaltenoen 8e3iebangeu Ameritas
uno DeutI6lanos.
gto4 tilr3 Dor ieinem Soee trat er
fur einen S6ieosgsrihtsDertrag stpi=
t9en ben beioen aeuanpten 2dnbern
elm. Rarl Sdurs bat fis LANCE Sabre
oem Observation-Disclosures Die rehten
3iele 9eSsist. An Iebtrem liegt es,
ourd 9erDirtliduns ieiner SbeeH bas
anbenien oes srOben 8Oten mad uno
in Gbren gu balteu.
Bleibsn mir, ME er, elm treuer Bur=
ger Der Ser. Staatsn, unlrss groBs
artiseu aeoptiDOaterlanoes, allsin elm
gertdter uno SAdnber oes beutihen
Ramens oerienias. lDeIhsr bic alte pei-
mat persiBt uHo berabisss!
@eOenisn mir ftets oes Soten, Rarl
SGur8!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24

geboren am 2. NtGrg 1929 III 9ibldr bel
ROBIN a. &beiu. itltolrte IN 8ouHBb biIolopbie,
geltihte uuo 9itterahIr, inn s. 1648 be-
astferter RepolutloHdr, fam I'M 8. 1862 mad
w0npteu 9rofeliors uub 6reuuoes RiHfel ans
Dec TelrIna SpaHoan pom qouooU ais pollti=
iber Sliihtlug uab AmericG, no er i'm Staa=
te gSiscouiiu ais Sampler Gue politii6er
Rebuer fir Die republifaniIhe &artei 8es
ri5mtbeit erlau9te uno bel Der BrdltoeuteH.
m0bl 9incolus TN s. 1860 ltH heroortat; I'M
: 1851 Gjeionbter udh Spartien, 1852 gye=
neral im 8uuoesbeere i'm Siirsertrieg. Damn
MitetsentImsr uuo Reoattsnr Der -ssetlibeu
Bon" in ct gOuis, 1869 SunSeslenator pom
NtiioAri. 1876 Ninifer oes SnuerH unter
9rdlibsut 6apes, @miloienisreformer uro
8srbefierer Oes SuoIauerweiens. esste 1887
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24

ietue amtIt6e poIitiihe Stealua nieber, be-
tbeiltste lib aber tets ar aIeu beoeuteuoeu
poIitll9en Q9abltdmpfen, 70 i'm Sabre 1892
iilr @jrouer @leuelanO, 1896 eeseu 8rpans
SinauirrIebreu. 1900 Dieoer fir 8ruan pe.
oelieH Steuuussnabms in Der 9bilippiueu-
frage, ieitber begeiitsrtsr SeftrDorter Der
6tUiloieuitreform uu6 trat nod tara Dor
ieinem Goos energiob fir eiiten polifiltben
Sbleosgerihtsuertrd9 5milheu gmeritu uno
DeutlbLano elm. @eitorbeu IA. NRai I'M
alter pom N Sabren nit 6iuterlaiIuno zines
Sobnes (aouotut in NsTp gorH uu6 srDei
Sohtern. Sur eusliib arneritaniIden @es
notwithstanding trug er burh cine Geographic
3enrp @lap 8 uuo abraham 9incolns bel.
Seine nod uidt beeuoeteH ausfilbrIiheu
eebeHseriHneruugen fiub beutid uno sngliit.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-05-24
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tier nah oeu grssbnis Der am 8ien=
tag absebaltenen @ountDcDuOentionen
ausgtsbt. Sin @oHtst nirb fir bic
Counties Bon 6oume, gooiugtDn,
gOberts uno, SaubOrn Itattftroen,
aber, oa bic Sniurgerlten Die @ens
trOae BET Der StaniscOnDentiOn bdben,
10 Deroen aud Die DelegatioHen Der
geaaHnteu bier Counties fir Die Sn=
iurgeuteH 81 rehnen Iein.