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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
City Council Held Bus session
Last Evening -Consid bic Busi-
ness Transacted by the Members

ed shuttlesworth a permit provided
the structure is constructed out OF
iron, stone or brick.
w. NJ. Fleming, by his. attorney NJ.
L. sturn. appeared before council and
protested against the lowering OF Por,
ter alley between Jefferson and Madi
son streets. Council had the matter
referred to the city solicitor who is
to bring suit against the guilty parties
III tile case is proper one.
"A board walk was ordered laid on
Cherry avenue and light to be plac.
ed on the same avenue.
Street commissioner directed to
keep an board walks in good condt-
tion.
Gas light on Locust avenue ordered
removed to Tenth street. Gas light
ordered to be erected on Wilson alley.
First ward.
Attorney G. NJ. Alexander appeared
for j. e. Watson and again asked coun
Gil to vacate' the alley between Eighth
and Ninth streets, Fourth ward. No
action taken in the matter.
The Fairmoat Brewing Company
was refunded taxes on $25,0O0 Of prop
erty.
Street Commissioner George Rich
ardson was granted a vacation Of ten
days.
Two building permits were granted,
one in First ward and one in Fourth
ward.
Two policemen were elected iast
.nleht. Upon the recommendation OF
tile councilmen Anthony McDonough
was elected to fill the vacancy caused
by j. j. Lees resignation. g. s. Pit
ger was elected as an extra officer, so
that Fifth ward would have police
protection.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
ELKIl Men
Won |. !. IN |. TYLER
sIRisa ELECTION SHOWS THE
SENATOR'S POPULARITY
AMONG THEsPEoFLr,

If < Z -
s1sTERsVILLE, Sept. ~ The Re
publican primary election, he'd in Ty-
county, resulted in adccIled vic
tnty Tor Elliins. In as much as the
sficc fuI candidates a.e lil Elkins'
efs. There was lively fight
on III the county, rot SO .r',ch over
TIE lseislatlTe ticket, as over the
count connliss ionershlps and J. J.
forfeii, tlls present incumbent of the
once vas nominated ] by q vote OF
more than p i1 over 2 Wells, OF
Bens Run, WHO was the candidate OF
ths Hardman Mfdd lebourne ring. The
result of the primary is az follows:
HOUSE of Delegates II. strick'
iine. sistersyille, 955. and is d.
syeils, Wick, 500. wore successful
randidates other Candidates were K.
Boreman, MiddIabcnl1le, 412, and
q. Williamson. Everett, 9so,
County commis5fo one to be
nonInate y. j. Gorre1l, Wick, es6r
ana ]. Il. Wells. Bers Run, 497
lynn kirkland, OF Stst"rstille, was
Sinan1naously nominated for the Office
II justice Of the neeca. Of Lincoln dis
tFict.
a. ~ Doak was nominated supertn'
tendant OF county schools.
The friends OF j. II. Strick'Ing, who
Is y prominent member of the Tyler
county bar, are urging Lin to be
sndidate for the speakcrship of the
I4onse of Delegates and believes
fhat would make a most capable
pfiieets SIS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
K. Of P. Lodge
WAS INSTITUTED AT WALLACE
LAST NIGHT = LOCAL MEN
DID The WORK.

The degree team OF Mt. CITY Lodge
No, as, Knights OF I'ythtas, returned
from Wallace this morning, where 1t
Installed now lodge of The order.
The new lodge starts on with thirty
one members Those present from
the local lodge were: Captain G. F.
Randall, Major R Lee Tle:nIng. T.. B.
Carskaddou, M. NJ. NeeIy. II. g. De.
Shields, Mtllnr, L. ris Herman,
DR.. H. r. Johnson. DR.. L. N Yost'
Grand Chancellor, w u Pach, OF
foundsville. vas present and helped
to get the lodge starucd on right. The
lodge will be strn lGly represented
here at the X. nf P. CONVENTION on
october 10th, 11tA ami 18th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
I1I..GIjEI.:".NT !. RATE
no 81 ADOPTED ON LINES OF
THE. BosToN g ALBANY
RAILROAD COMPANY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lo.--The Bos-
ton & Albany Rat1road COMPANY in a
isstter received by the Interstate Com
5nefee Commission, requests permis-
sion to change thttr passenger tar1n
rates to all points east and north OF
line drawn from Washington, D.
a. t6s Buffalo, Inclusive, and their in
terIIne tariff to all points west and
south al such line, from 2B cents per
mile TO cents per mile. The letter
states that by tho general 'eluctton
q great many OF t.ie rates to points
IA Ontario. Michigan, Western Penn
syiyania Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
viii be changed.
The company states that u has re-
ceiyed notifications that the Pennsyl'
7anfa, Erie. Delaware, Lacfawanna 6
western, Lehigh Valley and rhtladel
fthia and Reading roads woild reduce
thefr one way local fares to ~ cents
I,sr mile, and Therefore asks that y
be permitted to have ist til October q
t6 ME its revised tariffs ofeetiTe NO
renber ~ {s 4
40 action ms yet been taken @
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
Successful
WAS OPERATION PERFORMED ON
MRS. .. 3. PURINToN At
MERCY HOSPITAL.

MoRGANTowN, Sept. 1s.-Word
was received from DR.. Purinton from
Pittsburg yesterday evening stating
that an operation had been performed
upon Mrs. Purinton at the Mercy Hos
pltal and that It was thought to be
very successful. The physicians
spoke In the highest hopes Of Mrs.
Purlnton's recovery. which will be re-
ceiycd with much pleasure BY her
friends in this city
DR.. Purtnton expects TO be able to
return to this city tonight in time for
the fall convocatIon. Or. Strong will
be entertained by DR.. Purinton at the
president's house. 4 was feared for
la time that on account OF the illness
OF Mrs. Purinton this could not be
done
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
.UNl.gL !. { !. ] l0EIe I mon I
COI !. ] |! TING | ! 10 / | J
ME 5 /. VIRGINIA. 1
Will Speak at
Graft on. ct. 18th q

wAsH1NGToN. Sept. Speaker
Cannon has started west, and will
rest week or 50 before entering
the congressional campaign: The
scehdule for his meetings and speech.
es have been prepared by the Congress.
sional Committee. and. starting a
meeting at st. Louis ON the 24th Of
this month, he will go through Mis-
souri,; thence into Nebraska ana Iowa,
consuming all the time until October
1. w.
His time has been filed up to the
gath Of October, which will give him
about 10 days to BET back into his
own district and wind up the cam.
paign. During October the Speaker
win visit Chicago, then make short
trip to Ohio, into West Virginia;
thence to Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. After speak
ing at Boston he will go into Connect
icut, speaking at Hartford on October
20, and then into Representative
Wadsworth's district and Buffalo on
the cath of october, whore he ends
his eastern campaign.
He will speak at Grafton, w. Va,
on Friday, October 1g; at Keyser, W.
Va, on Saturday, October 1s, and on
Monday, october is, he will make
two speeches-ona at Witheville and
the other at Bristol, w. Va. on We'd
nesday, october IL he win speak at
Baltimore: ON Thursday. October IS,
at Philadelphia. and on Friday night.
October 10, he will speak in New
York city, giving Saturday, October
20, to. Boston and the Monday follow
ing to Hartford, Conn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19

HAVANA, Sept la-FseIing more
secure In its position cince tie arriy,
al Of Secretaries TAFT and Baconato
enforce the notice Of President Roose.
velt served ON Cuba that tgtt:ng here
must cease, the government to-day
is adopting a more naughty tone to.
ward the insurgents. There is every
indication that With tne danger Of
their personal capture practically re-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
Another Plot
EMPEROR NICHOLAS DID NOT GET
TO ATTEND .TREPoFF's Fu-
NERAL ON ACCOUNT
OF 1T.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1s.-Un.
der strong military guards, the funer-
al of General Trepofr, Russlas Iron
Fisted" soldier for so many months,
was held. this morning from the church
OF Peterhof, the services lasting 9
hours, attended by many prominent
court oficials. Emperor Nicholas was
not presnt, owing to the discovery OF
a plot by Terrorists TO blow up the
church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19

II on ong q
Cito the Dead

AIANfEA. sept. 10. Hong Kong Is
a city 81 me dead to-day, according to
eabieefaiis received here. Yester-
days dispatches failed utterly to con-
vey an idea of the real destructtyeness
of the typhooh. II is stated now that
the ioss 81 life viii reach between
tIye handfsd and thousand souls.
lsae ac total can never be known
cn aocodnt of tie fact that many un
isnoHn Il IS believed went down
outsids the harbor. The property loss
viii regateG millions. Scores OF
bodias ate being washed ashore from
H0Sca KONG. sept. 19.-Ths sea
toda gNtng mp its dead by scores,
the Victims Of yesterdays typhoon.
From numerous wrecked buildings
many corpses are being removed and
over tie city hangs the pail Of the
wreck and ruin are on ev-
en- ide: To-day's investigation shows
tie number Of deaths far sreater than
af frst supposed and will doubtless
eseeed thousand. Few foreigners
excepting those aboard the wrecked
els in tile harbor, sustained seri-
Gus injury
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
The Arrival Of Secretaries aft
And Bacon Makes resident Palma
Talk More Sarcy to Insurgents

moved, President Palr0I ami bis ad,
ylsers withstand out for bolder terms
in making adjustment with the rebels
than they dared sYen; to intimate be
fore the arrival of tae American com.
mfssioners. Both sides are now pre-
pairing to present their e$se in the
best light TO American medlators and
IT is probable that a prolonged bear,
ing will be required to threEa out the
questions at issue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
Warning Bell Endorsed.
GRAFTON, ". Va, Sept. Il
Opera House,

Fairmont W. Va.
Dear Sir:
"The Warning BeIl7 played
here tonight to nnn or the best
houses I have had this season,
and to say It gava great Tatisfac-
tion is putting it very mildly
think and tho theatre going
public in Grafton Join ne IN my
thoughts, that Il is one of the
best shows Gor,Ioa & Bennett
have yet put upon the road. A
good company and splendid
scenic production make up an en-.
tertainment worth seeirg.
Yours in earnest.
CHAS. BuRKN1AN, Mgr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
THREE STILL GONE.

Three Victims Of Rock Island Wreck
Not Found.
LAwToN, Okla, SEPT. 19.-The lat
est reports from the scene Of the
Rock Island wreck near Dover. on the
Cimmaron river, state trat all but
three of the passengers are account
ed for. No bodies yet recovered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
caoture Of uYIqa Bank Burglars"

Capture OF "Ytgg Bank 6uF9'd.
VIII be seen at the Btiou, the Fam
lily Theater. on Barney street, today.
This is Thomas A. Edfson's master
piece of the wild and woody west. This
picture is highly colored and will
please all the ladies and children es-
pecfally. The management of the
Biiou has secured the best pictures
that can be gotten and intends to
make the Bijou a refined show for
ladies and children of this city. This
picture had big run at the Bi1ou
Dream in Plttsburg last week and will
no doubt draw and please good houses
here. The pictures will change every
Monday and Thursday. Admission
cents.
The prices for ''The Warning Bell'
tomorrow night are only 25, SO and
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
Terrorists Busy
ISSUE PROCLAMATION THAT
THEY. HAVE DETERMINED
TO MURDER OFFICERS
ZEN MA5sE."

WARSAW, Sept. 1s. - Terrorists
here to-day issued n proclamation civ.
ing notice that they have determined
upon the murder q; officers ZEN mas
se."
In fulfllment of thetr threat Ave
terrorists shot and killed Colonel Mich
ofaieetf, an artillery officer while he
was riding in the streets. The muir
derers escaped.
s The best seats for "The Warming
Bell" are only rs cents.
County School Books.
at Globe Book Store. s14 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
Bigan1y Case

Is Being Heard Before Justice Amos
This Afternoon.
Gaetone Petrone is having his hear
ing this afternoon before Justice Amos.
Father D'Andrea, who married Pc
trone on the 10Th day Of August to
Rosln1 Brunl is now on the stand.
The case will be closely contested
and it is doubtful If it can,be proven
that Petrone is guilty of bigamy- Pros
ecuting Attorney Lowe and ]. p. kfr-
by are for the prosecution and Harry
Shaw represents the defendant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19

Cerern norlies ere
Ver tessive

II s5sS 2
"A large throns OF pepple = tklessea
1.-THE laying OF the cofnsf sssehss ot sne
new Odd Fellows ttall stlsg Y ass 8 saitllsson
yesterday AFTERNOON 6 on WHICH sses ps 'as
Canton Mono ahlelas =. ny
i A large NUM- MI bsrs ot peeple lnciooinE
The members ct the lodge asisA z mum
ber OF friends went 70 'hinnston on
special car at 12:: ::4e. .sssfe met
,s,ll t,,.e,.
S...s II. a., ,,.,,.
ts..s tls
si 9W',..+ 80. ~, s,~o
to -. !" sad ,,,.ocsS.
~. t,.,,
slor y tisa =, 80 81
- Si tti's' 4 = is
eH' f.1
Major G. A.. Vincent aftsnent
commander, ON leiated Az ths celeEap7
niss OF laying the cesnef 8 aasisk7
ed by the grand council lteh was
composed Of Captain Porter tsei-
land. aid; cheyaIfer John =: Gilman
iudge advocate general eyalter z.
C. Fitzhugh. ASST adi1tant geiis
eral; Chevalier Frank Hits 'splair;
Cheyalfer Simeon Frtgh ountants
Chevalter Thomas aatsott' s'ands
ard bearer. Canton saheia Mo.
8, Patrtarchs Militant asslsted "a the
ceremonies under the tnlne ate COM
mand Of Lteutenant Thonias Ftth-
ertngton and Ensign lsa adtl'a.
i r1ont n 81 MrEEinntg & flfs ilfss civ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19

You will regret 1t IL you miss seeing
:s.The Warning Bell1 tomorrow night,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
EIRE is RAoINo.
IA DOCKS at suenos Ayres

In Docks at Buenos Ayres - Entire
Harbor Threatened.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-private dis
patches report great fire raging in
the docks at Buenos Ayres, Argentine
Republic. The entire shipping of the
harbor is threatened with destruction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19

II you want to be entertained. don'I
miss "The warning Bell'' tomorrow
night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
Only Two Up To-day.

Charles Fenley was arrested by OF
Acer Ridgely at the 3. and Q. station
Trcley+put up 50
4 James Cunningham was plain
drunk. He was f1ned seven dollars.
county School Hooks.s 4
al a. q. ISiakeal, S. $40 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19

County school Books.
at Globe Book store. s14 Main street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
errIniEErI HA1 1npENlIMo

rbursssy, sept. aoth, q The asn I, 1, Ton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
Mun SdlciSeueac.

Die 2pbnfrage I'M Webgergeiperbe
miro lebr ernit, - Union Scr slr.
better uno Serein ser Eadcr lte.
ben lid, id)rofi 9egeniiber. - St
Iide 6irmen bereiten iih it)or
ouf einen &f Dor.
Seute miro cine &eriommlung
Der nMebger.ltnion Nr. 80" itattfin.
ben, INN ben gori6Iag Der .9olti.
more Builders & Haders Nllocia-
tion" ben nlten Gontraft, Der am
SamitoelablGllft, ntf meitcre orei
Sabre 81 crncucrlp fnohmalS in @e.
rotbung 81 5icben. aqem Inifein
nad) miro Die Union ilidt nohaeben.
Inr Gienitag abcnb beidloiicr n1m-
lid ca. AGO Mitelicoer ser Union in
elmer i'm n2abor-2pcerm" abgebol.
tenen Gcriommlung, Den Goridlag
Ser Wesgermeiitcr ob5ulebnen unb
ouf nellnitiinoige 9lrbeits5eit NIT
bericlben 9~e5ablung. ais fir 10
Stunoen grbeits5eit, ipie bieS Scr
neuc Gontroft bcitimnt, ST. beitcbcn.
Gle Baltimore Builders 4 Eudcrs'
Miiociotion" bat an Wittmod) Ibcnb
cine S%eriommlung obgebulten unb
ouf ben 9eidluB Der Union oan,it
geantmortct, bob iic fiiniti9bin bel
Mnitelung bon Irbcitern auf Die
Union feline &iidiiht mcbr nebmen
merben. 10 Observation-Disclosures,
n1mlid)& ocob G.Sbaier So, Street.
& Gorfrun, 6. Scrmon & So, u. Nc.
Sores & 60, Sttcnbcimer brothers,
g. SeQmoper, @iQiom Sdluocrbcrg
& Sobn, Z. s. &urble, 6. &cinolb,
s. 81. @ebclein, Sobn Srebcrid, Geo.
2ong & Sobne, Sorpcp & 60, @.M.
2omb & Bros. mo Chris. Gurrie,
nerben bieien @cihlllB sur Gurhfiib-
rung bringen, uno idcint cS ibnen
oumit ernit 81 iein, bcnn mebrcre
oieier Sirnlen 5cigen bcute bcreitS
i'm "GcttIdcn Gorrciponoentcn" fir
Irbeiter an.
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TmrdltbarcS 0ebrGuoc.

.#
SailienOe perilld)en lpieoer fir lire
&inoer arbeitscertiiifate 81 er.
longcn. - Nllr gelunoe &inoer,
bic engliid leien fonncn, erbolten
sic Certificate.
Sf)on INN 6 llbr hcgornen iih at>
itern piele 5rouen nit ibrenainberr,
fir melfe Tie IrbeitScertiiifate I'M
Staats. 9iireau fir Stutiitif uno
Snformation erlangen pollten, I'M
@qilitabIe-@ ebGuoc ein5uitellen. guS
Sergeant 6orreit uno Toli5iit Hoicn-
lteel INN 8 llbr anlnngten, ~ordngtel
li6 bereits Sunocrte bon Srauen uno
&inbern in Dem Corridor unb Hau.
men bcS Bureaus. Wit Notb nno
Wiibe bradten Die Eoli5ilten iblieb.
lid Srbnung in Die Menge, bod
nliroen perihieoene Herlpnen obil.
mdhtig. bo Die Wcnihenmcnge oid)t
aeOrdn9t i'm Corridor lton0 un0 MIR
cine geringe Iu5ahl 3llr gbiertigung
aleidBeitig IN baS 9iireou gelaiien
muroe. Sier iplrhen Die &il1oer &C.
n1eIicn, nod ibrem Nltcr 9eira9t mo
miiIlcn Tie unBerocm cine 2eicprobe
in Der eugliiheu Sprud)e ublcgen,
@cr MIR beutib, bobmiidL polniid,
litbouiid] etc. leicn fam, crbGlt fem
Gcrtififot. 8er trGnflih lit uno sic
gcb0rigc @robc fir lcin Altcr nidlt
bot, muB cbcnfoaS obnc Gcriififdt
iortacben. 9is iett lin0 $500 Gerti.
iifotc ousaeltellt mnrbcn, bod lit DER
Anorong 10 0roB, ooB Scr &oriteber
beS @iircaus, Sor. bic Srilt 5llr gr.
longung Scr Certificate bis gum 1.
Sftobcr DinauS9cl6obcn bat, obfpohl
oaS bon Der letter 2cgislutur angcs
nommene @eicb hrreits am i. Sep
tenlbcr in &roit tritt. Die icd)S mad,
ocn 0eltimmmgen bieicS @eictes cr-
nonntcn Snipeftoren, Srou Ylnndje
u. 6. @eIls, 5rau Morp q. Hidorb.
Jon, Sri. 9. gliiobctb Spicer, SS.
0tud Scr5og, Wid. 5. 2inbiop uno
I. Sunt Wapiiclo, miiiien bnruuI
od]ten, bob oos @ciet ltrift ourd)Bc-
iiibrt miro. @irb ein &inb bon ~
bis t6 Sabrcn orbcitcno g%eilnben,
miro ser grbeitgebcr b%eitroit. Inter
bieicn llmitGnoen gobcn aac 8abri'
fen, in melden Ginber ongcitcllt iin0,
ltrifte Srbres gcgeben, bob Die &in'
ser ii6 bic Certificate peribafien.
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WcrmiidJte ~Stnbtnadridtcn.

Ger SroIleppfolten, peld)er
fhr5li1 Sen Eob oes Srn. 2pcurgliS
@indeiter peruriad)te. lit entfernt
porocn. Gerielbc itonb oil Der Nortb.
Mpenue, brett Dor Dem Wt. Mopal.
gpenuc-Ginaongc gum .Gruio+Sia.
Yarf."
- Gas ~regllGrc @rcr5ieren Der
S%lottcnnlili5 iuirb om Gienitog IN
Ger @roomap-@ oiicnbole mieoer be.
ginncn. @cnn Die Worplonb.SnIti.
tut drlc nod Dem rellen Worpr
Ianb.Snititilt pcrlcqt miro, miro Die
Slottenmili5 Die Mi6mono Morft.
Safe be5icben.
- @enerol SSobn 80. 5000. ErGii.
bent Der Ser. StraBenbobn . @elell.
itait, miro MnfangS ndd)iter ISOLDE
bon ieiner Giiropareiie 5uriidcrmor'
tet.
Tie Mnmelbungcn fir Yiiliif.
Itnbien ont Eeabobps9 onierpotoriiim
beginner morgen. gm 4. Sftober
miro oos Gonierpatoriim pieoer err.
ofinet meroen. Nm 2eBritn6e treten
unpeicntlid)e 8erGnoerlingen Gin.
3ebn Tcd gum Sob miro, ei-
mem gbfommen 5lpiiden Sdnolcrn
nit uno Wailcrn bon Siibfartoifeln
gcmGb, bonn 10. September al oas
Stanoorb-WaoB fir oieles Sallpt-
proouft bon Slime Nrunoel.G County
Iein.
= Seucrperiiderung in 9altimo.
re mirb tbeurer. 8om 1. September
an 5ebn Gro3ent. Ginmal nod Den,
groBen 1euer bon 1904 id)om ipuroen
Die Electromagnetic crbobt. Sn
Bolton betr1gt Die Grbobung 10 Gro.
gent unb in Rep.Dorf nod mebr.
= MarpIdnber 6e,erberiihcrungs.
@eieaidaftcn iinb im Nnd,tbeil &c.
gent @%eieaifaften oieier art, weld)e
in anberen Staateu i~ncorporirt Iinb.
Inter benz intcritaatlid)en &eciproei.
tdtsgeieb 6raildt cine 6cuerperiide.
rungs-@ eiellid)aft in anoeren Staa.
ten feline bobere 9icen5 gu be5oblen,
als inn beimiiden Staate. Marplano
berlangt $500, unb anoere @ebiib.
rem bringen Die ausgaben auf $500;
Connecticut eoaeftirt aber MIR ,lnge.
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5n, Siibcrfranse.

ST. 6. s. Sanielmann nnb @attih
begeben lire iilberne Sod5eit. -
8iele 8ratulanten un0 mertb-
poae @ei6enfe bonn nGeutiden
Neutrality-suspicious."
Tie Seller ser liIbernen Soh5eit
bcs Srn. 2ouiS 8. Sanielmann uno
ieincr Satin perIief gan5 i'm Gimme
Ser Subilore iebr gemiitblib. Nm
iriibcn Iorgen idon lteaten iih
@%rotulanten unb Geputationen Der
pcrihicpcnen Sereine, 81 oeren DC
omten ooer Witglieber Sr. Sanici-
mann geb0rt, ein, unb nod uno nad
bis in Sen ipaten abeno binein fam
elmer ser 8rellnbe nad) oem onoercu,
Inn Dem Sil6crpaare Elm lab multoS
amos" arBurufen. 3ablreid paren
oie @eidenfe cin9elauien 10 elm
Ibeeierpice bonn GiItrift Ger. ia beS
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