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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
SATISFIED WITH HIS ouIssLE.
New Hampshire Man Stuck to Letter
Of the Deed

There are some literal minded per.
sons who are never satisfied with the
spirit of tde law. but who consider II
necessary % enter into compromises
with the letter or such was an old
citizen of Hopkinton, n H. good
many years ago, and his Juggling with
his conscience Is recorded by Mr.. LORD
In the records of the town.
The old man used to boast that he
never went back on his exact word.
but had 10 compunction in going
round 1t. Once he wished to buy a
certain tract of land, and when the
owner named the price he exclaimed:
Il won't give It! tell you will
never give it,"
The owner did not yield. neverthe.
less. A few days afterward the old
man called again He said nothing
about the land, but stepped into the
owners barn and picked up fail.
What's that?" he asked.
That? oh. that's fail"
so you call that fail. do you?
Well. what would you take for it,"
The owner named a very small sum
Now, I'll tell you what I'll do. g
continued the old man. "I'll give you
the price you mentioned for your land
and this fail. And you mustn't forget
the fail. 1t must be included in the
deed"
So the legal instrument was duly
made out, signed and delivered, re.
cording the purchase of certain
tract of land situated thus and so,
and bounded as follows, and also a
certain fail.-Youth's Companion.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Not Their Night for Amusement,

'NhS'N W. amusement.
Several managers were relating sto.
ries yesterday, in the offices OF Man.
ager Parker. of the Schubert theater
of the excuses given by theatrical peo.
pie for bad business encountered by
their companies. The best one |
ever heard in this respect" said Par.
ker was advanced by the local man.
ager of the town hail in SINAI,
Massachusetts, town. was at the
head of company that had done
good business elsewhere, and as It was
Saturday night naturally expected
good house in this particular place.
-Four women were In the audience
when the curtain went up.
"'l told you not to come TO this
town on a Saturday night said the
local manager to me when asked for
an explanation. why not ventured
to inquire. Wei, every man iu town
gets shaved on that night" was the
reply."-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Pertinent. v

In murder case tried before a Ger.
tain Judge, counsel for the defendant
urged:
1T is better than ninety and nine
guilty persons escape than that one
innocent man should suffer"
In his charge TO the jury the Judge
admitted the soundness of the PROPOSE.
ton. but added:
Gentlemen, want you to under
stand that the ninety and nine have
alrea@r escaped"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Would Have Women e,mov. Hat,

Would Have Women ?>move Hats,
The removal Of hats by women in
churches is undnr d'-cussion in
Brooklyn owing to the request by Rev.
w. II. Wilson of the Arlington Ave.
nue. Presbyterian church that hereaf.
ter the women of his congregation
take of their hats a few minutes be.
fore the beginning OF the service. Mr..
Wilson explained that NILE parishion.
ers had called his attic zion to the
fact that they could not him while
he was speaking. They "eiieved that
II the women should "smoye their
HIS their v'ston would not be 80
much obstructed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
To Mediate Upon.

Under modern conditions many PEG.
pie suffer from a chronic state of i'll.
health and minor ailments which, II
we could trace them back to theiy
causes, might be found to be the re.
suits Of adulterated foods and so.
phisticated wearing apparel-The
Lancet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Joshua Sears Brown Bread.

Ia the early fifties, Capt. Gideon
Esilett, one of Cape CO s seafaring
men, was the proprietor Of an eating
house located at the head of Long
wharf, about where the custom house
now stands. In It's primitive way It
afforded shelter and subsistence for
the hungry wayfarers and merchants
of those days, where they could par.
take of a limited bill of fare, includ.
ing baked beans and brown bread,
minced fish and doughnuts and cot.
fee. ....
Joshua Sears, one of Boston's old.
time merchants, was one OF Capt.
Halletts patrons, and frequently
called for an order of baked beans,
which was accompanied with a lib
eral slice of brown bread. While
partaklng Of the beans it was Mr..
Sears custom to call for additional
orders of brown bread, and one day
Capt. Hallett remarked: "Mr. Sears,
II you will pay for brown bread |
will give you the beans"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Neckties as Railway Signals.

Red neckties are always worn by
foreign brakemen and conductors.
Ever notice IT." said r. lroader.
No Why Is it,"
"As a safety device" was the reply
These red neckties thai flash upon
your gaze on the railroads of Italy
France, Germany and Eng and are not
sign thai the people lave a gay
taste, but tat they are dutious and
prudent.
The neck'les are supplied free by
the railroad companies for use as
danger sir-"'s in emer ~ -. Thus.
no matter when or where an accident
may happen, there is no need to
search or scramble for red flag but
the brakeman whips off his red neck.
i.a and waves it frantically aloft."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Wellington We her.

Tulio Larrinaga. the Porto Rico
commissioner, and Prince Cupid of
Hawaii CHANGED TO meet while going
into the caDitol building n Washing
ton and paused to speak of the wealth
er, of which for the previous twenty
four hours there had been some.
This Is what they call winter" OBJ
served Cupid. Eyes, and | don't like
It." said the Porto Ricrn, shivcring.
"well, you can be happy" replied Gu
did. "this Is the last day of winter.
You see they never have but two days
of winter here. All the rest is last
~. er 4 next spring
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
How Rlacks Dance

Queensland Government Aboriginal
settlement on Frazer's Island. holds
a weekly dance for the blacks. Among
the bundles of old clothes sent to the
settlement there are often ball gowns,
so the gins sport decollete dresses.
Neither sex wears boots. Both sexes
have to dance separately Bulletin,
Sydney.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
An Original Party.

II you want something original In
the way of entertainments try a
something new" party. Each guest
at this festivity must bring something
newt matters not what. depending
wholly upon the originality and fertile
brain of the guest to secure something
unknown to the rest OF the party.
At function of this sort recently
given by bright girl from the south
the program was extremely diversi-
He'd The guests had brought entirely
new songs, which we're sung for the
company; new waltzes and two-steps,
which were danced; new books, which
were discussed new jokes, new games.
new styles Of hair dressing or gowns,
and several brought visiting friends,
new to the rest Of the company.
! The hostess tried to make the menu
as new" as possible and in It were
several new dishes, such as lemons
stuffed with raw oysters rolled in
cracker crumbs. chopped celery and
tomato sauce, and a nodded brick of
turkey and cranberries in lemon Jelly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Not Fools Anyway.

Fools and women pushing baby
carriages" remarked the Boorish
Bachelor, will rush where angels
fear to tread. Chicago American.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01

Last Naval Fight Of Civil War.
The last naval engagement of the
civil war was the capture of Fort An.
derSon. n. G.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
Too Cheap.

An Omaha man who claims he can
live on nine cents day has received
hundreds of letters from women who
want to marry him. THIS seems to
prove the statement that there are a
great many women in this country
who would be glad to marry II they
could afford to support husband.
Many of these women presumably
earn almost enough to warrant them
in securing one of these Injuries, and
a man who can be fed for SO cents n
week, or something like $3.50 a
month, strongly appeals to them.
At the same time Scent a day man
seems to be too much of bargain
to be really attractive to the carefu,
purchaser-Cleve Plain Dealer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-01
The Next leHAse.

Sir Robert Ball, professor of astron.
omy at Cambridge, England, says that
80, 900 years ago the track of the earth
was oval. In the terrible journey
away from the sun to the far end of
the ellipse the hemisphere turned
away from the source of light, and
, kept accommodating more ice and snow
The brief summers failed to melt 1t,
and so the great ice cap was formed
and its duration we now call the Ice
Age I'VE are long way from the
last Ice Age" Sir Robert added. and
1t is equally certain that another Ice
Age will come on the earth. but It
may be some satisfaction to us to
know that we need not expect It for
more than 10000 years"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-09

liberaI'n. ipeIder iosben in Wiesbo.
Den itottfdnb, psritiea iih 8aFermanu
5u einem beftieen Qlu9riff auf Die
mdB9ebenoen @eipaIten, Ser grobes
Nuheben erre9t. @r bemGn9elte Ole
ausnGrtige YoIitit Gidiridtps, bei
ienylomen er porIdob, obtpobl er gang
offenbar Den 6iirit,n Billion meinte.
DeS9Iei6eu ri9tete iih feline pbilip'
ptta 9e9en oen &uiIsr. inoem er, inter
Nihtsrlpdbnun9 bes Namens, oas per,
ionIihe &e9iment. bic YlDblihteiten,
Die 8eihentpoIitit uno ois uneenii
aenoe @ertretung i'm QIuslan0e be-
t6mpfte. gaHermonn beSei6rete es
ais urerbort, oaB in Dem Qlugsnblid,
bd Gn9Iann Ieinsn 0eutIdIanb am
nd6iteH geIeeenen Sofsn. yarmouth,
sur 6Iotteuitation made, Elm oeutihtr
Gjenerold6iutdnt in 2onoon einem eng
Iifden prin3en eineu GbrsniGbeI iiber
reihe.
.Nir brduhen enNlid tiuenStaats
mann, Der tolhem 2buen ent9e1ens
tritt", rief Der nationa1iberaIe 5iib-
rer aus. Dieter 9tn0riff 8aHermanns
ldBt oarauf fhIieben. haB es audi i'm
Reihstde, lpeIder oemndhit niener
suidmmentritt. 3u elmer lhorfen De
bate 6ieierbdlb tommeu miro. ga.
cine 8emertuna oes Reouers mar aI3
cine oirette Qntiinoiqun9 gu Dem Gn0,
5u periteber.
Sn @erbinounq nit Dem glusTol
hes nationoliberaIsn parteifiibrers
mag nod tonitdtirt nerben. 0aB Nit
geriitbte ilbcr @ublereien in osn bod.
ften Reoierun9StreiIen, cine 6olae oee
Samples 3piifen Dem 6iiriteu Billion
un0 General b. Qobbielsti. nod i'm.
mer an0duern. Ofienbor ridtet iid
ole Nrbeit hinter oen GuliTen baupts
fGhIich oe0eu oeu &eihstdn8Ier, aber
fie lit. lpie BON beitunterridteter Seitc
perii6ert ipirb, porlduiig penigItena
Fru6tlos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-09
Waihinatpn. 8. g.. z. glop.

Solpsit ois aonsrebpablen in
9etra9t tommen, iit Die 3dbIung nod
nibt gang besnoigt. Oils iiher eripGhlt
seIten 211 Republitaner unO 163
0emotratsn, pGbreno aus 16 WabIs
be3irten bic 8sri6te nod unpolIitdns
big iino. ga9 Dem bis ieBt betanns
ten RefuItat baben Die 0emOtraten 81
SiBe eetponnen, Die friiber bon Repui
bIitanern beieBt puren, ndmlid 2 in
Suinois, je einen SiB in Snoiand,
Soipd, Nebrdsta, Nep 0ort. Nort9
Carolina uno 8isponiin, 4 SiBe in
Mifouri, 3 in Obio, 3 in Nep Seriep
un0 5 in pennipIpanien. 0aaegen gee
mannen Die &epublifaner Den oritteu
Siitritt in &entudp. bod TT oies, io'
tpeit bis ieBt betannt. ibr ein3iger
@etpinn.
Ha9Itebenoe SubeIle erQibt Die 3abl
Der ertpdbIten Mitglieoer oes &pn9reI'
iss uno Der Oiftritte BON oenen nod
feline 8eri9te oprliegen:
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@ Qortp 0Pico.
San oSuan, z. 90

S0n guam, l. W3b.
0iellnioniiten sYartei errana eeItern
BEL oen BobIen einen iiberrpGltioenoen
Sie9 uno pdblten ibre 8ertreter fir
alIe ieben 0iitritte Der SneG. Die Res
publituner boben teine 9ertreter i'm
ndhiten 0eIeqatenbouIe. 9ei Der Iebs
ten Wdbl eroberten oie lluioniIfeu fiinf
Oiitrifte uno Die GepubIitdner 3pei.
Die llnioniiten errangsn oen 5ieq BEL
ben meiiten Stdotperlpaltunaen unO
Die Repubtitaner rettetcn nur San
eSuan. SSm &reci5o 0iiitift. no bic
federation Of 2abor nit 6iIfe BON
$1,000 Der 4merican5eoeration Of Ga
bor arobe 2tnitrerqungen mddte, botte
oisTelbe teinen Grfolq. gDie Wa6len
erregten groBen GntbIuBimaus, aber
es fdnoen feineRuheit6runeen Iatt un6
Ole Dabl mar sic rubieIts felt Der ames
ritaniIhen 8eiibergreifung. 0emGjous
pernsur Wintbrop Iino BON alien polis
tifhen qarteien fir feline unpdrteiiI6e
Nusfiibrunq Der DdblqeIebe uno feline
erfolorsiben QtnItrsnaunoen, Die Sr0s
nung duFred)t - erbdl.en, ole ber3lids
iten GIiidpi; Ihe 3u tbeil oetuorben.
Die SniularpoIi3si tbdt in ie6er ge,
5iebun9 ibre Sduloietsii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-09

lzhicnnn. 8 mni,

GDlcago, D. geopelrbPr.
Qie bouitdn0igen Grge6niiie Der
@abI om 8ieuitog 5eigen einen
acknowledgement Sieg oes repubIi.
faniiden GountD., Sto0t. uno
Staot8tidets nit tbeiIlueiie rieiiaen
M1ebrbeiten. un0 Die Gemofroten no.
rem nift inn Stonoe, einen pin3iacn
ibrer 9onoi0oten oiird3ubrinqen.
@abreno oes geitrigen Cages trugen
iie ii6 nod nit Der Soifnuna, cen
farbigen 9lihterfonoi6oten Barnett
idlagen 5u fonnen, 0cnt Der oeno.
Observation-Disclosures TaQabon idlorf
aui Den 5erien mar, oo6 aud oieie
Soifnung idpdno gor bnl6. un0 Der
gicger iiegte nit 1900 Stimmen.
2ie Gountpperiualtimg lino oas am
l. Tejenber 3u eroiinenoe @uni;i.
poIgerift lperoen bollit1n6ig BON
ben Nepublifonern fontrorlirt ner.
ben, oa Die 3emoFroten 6ie beioen
ein3iQer GountpGmtcr, Die iie battcn,
oas Sheriiisaut uno 0as 6cs Glerts
oes areisgcriht5 oerloren glcpubIi
taner ioipoM mie Iemofratcn ae6cn
5li ooB bic o,{uoepeuoence 2eaaue"
ourd, ole auiiicllimg eiues eiqcneu
Titet5, nos be6elicn0 mebr 5tim.
men oui i6 pcrciuigte, ols sic 5iib.
rcr Der olten Qortcien erlpnrtet bot.
ten, oas Reinltat 6e5 g9oblfampics
itarf beriniluBt babe imo Die republi,
1iihrcr nobmcn fcinen 9ln.
itano, ciu}uraunen 0uB cbne oieies
Itdct inn 5eIOc Die Iemofratcu ibren
b1tter piel ,it ifoffen
mahcn f6uncn Iie5 ipiir0e Dor gll.
lem birittlid Ger aonoiooten Fir
oas @lini3ipaIgeridt Der Sol gepc
fen icin. Ia5 8orbcn6enicin oiei
lidcts aber. odS !
Irittcl ieiner Stimmer ats :
fratii6cu 8eiber 500 iiibrte
6urAidloaenocn Sica oe5
rcpntIfaniiden Gidets brr'
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StrerGe 80 a BreeeTn.
WdTbirdton. 8. Vop.


Ger Qraiioent bat Die aonpag.
MEN g., 6. uno .. oes %. oSnionte.
rieregiments Ciorbia) nit Sdinpf
aus Dem Seer ausgeitoBen. Gicie
SouoIunq me!dje in Der amcrifani.
id)en @eid)idIte obne 8eiipiel oaltebi,
mar Die dolge zines 9luitrihs III
9roprsoiae. Ter. SSii oer gtod)t oes
%. gluguit uomlid ieuerien bic Sol.
oateu Der geHonnten aonpognien in
betrunfeneul 3uitnnoe ourd bic Sen.
tier mebrerer 9ilrger, footete' eincu
Wlonn uno ncriuunoetcn einen an.
6eren. @0hreuo Der borouf cinas'
leiteten llntCriuduua oeriutteu Die
Solooten. Die Sdiloigen III 5hu9
81 nebmen mo ihre 91omen 3u Der.
beimIiheu Iarauibin empidbl Der
grigoocgencral ole 2iuSitobung ocs
qan3en gntaillon5 mo Der Braiiocnt
bot iidj jctt 0amt eiuoeritouoen cr.
fldrt. Iie betreiieuoeu Soloatcu
iino uiht MIR aus Dem Secre otsac.
itober, ion0eru aid oarnn perbin.
bert. pieocr cinjutrcten ooer eiue 81.
oilueriorquug }u erlungen. .3jc
giirger Der 8er Stdoten". beibt Cs
in Der Gmpie6lunq, omiiiien fIar 6o.
riiber ieiu ooB Die Soloaten ibre 0e
idiieer mo uitt ibre 6ein6e mo 2lu.
greiier iiuo."
Der qrdiioent bat ierrer einc In.
teriudpmg aeaen oen Sol gither
pom q acknowledgements onge.
oronet Ieier iou, als Dor ciitiaCr
3eit cine abtbeilung aoooIlerie
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Wafhinatpn. z. g1pp.
Grid 0 ffer.
9irminaham. QlIa. z. s

BItWlH9pdm. NIa., z. NDb.
Sn Birmingham erf6pb beute Der
friibere poIi3iit @eorge Soft 6en apn.
itdbler Robert 3bompion uno perpuns
Oete 3ueIeid1 ben DeputbtonitobIer Ro,
bert 6amiIton tootlid. Soft itente
fid ben 8eb0roen. Gr fu9te, oab er
nitht Die 9lbfidt gebabt babe, 3bomps
ion gu beripunoeu, er babe ober etipas
eegen 9dmilton bel Der asitri9sn WabI
gebdbt % sr Bel oerielben Elm Wa6s
mann geipefen unb nit 6omiIton in
Streit eerotbsn fei. Die beutise Sdi.s
Berei tpGre Ole 5olse oapon setpsien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-09
81 orp eoen.
GbriItianid, 7. g2pb

S1rlltidnid, I. Neb.
Der Miniiter fir 7inau3sn uno
30ue. 6. Sagsrup sgelI, unh Der Ulini.
fer fir 9yderbau, u. 80. @inji, b1ben
refisnirt uno 5a ibrenRadfoIgern finS
Die 6erren e9ree refp. 4orofao err
nannt fporoen. OieIe 9lenoerunaen i'm
aobinet fino Die 6oIge Der tiirsli6cn
Wablen, Die gu Guniten Der ianfer
ausfielen. Die neuen MiniIter finb
dneeIebene 0emotraten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-09
SeFerrtid llnadrn.

Gin @eriibt mnr bier I'M llmlnni
6cm3uioIge Der Cbcrbiirgarnciltcr
&arl &Ee0er. melder Dor cinigcr Belt
geidbrIib erfroufte. ieinem 2eiocn
erlegan lei. Gic Gooesnatriht cr.
mies lid boIo oIS mpohr. Sidler lit
ober. ooB Der 3uitaub oes @atientcn
bod)It ernIt lit.
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8eoeuteaoes Seuer.
SonmiItnu s. & Mon


Gin 6euer. pel9es in Dem Sdnitt,
paarengei6dft pon q. .. NIatbes &c
SO. gum Nusbru6 lam uno ods @ea
bduoe Der 9ppeQ & Sons Orb @ooos
60. uno Der 2. Nationalbdnt in Mits
Ieioeniddft 500, ri6tete sinen9eiammt,
i6doen BON $500,O00 an.
columbus. 8, 8. gloo.
SIN britten Stodpert oes 8ebdus
oes nes S6nittipudrenaeIhGfts BON
Inoreap 0ohbit brad beute Moraen
Elm 6euer aug uno 20 oort bcIddFtiote
Wedoten tonnteu nur unter 9enuBuna
non Seitcrn gcrettct meroen. Die
Utdohen tonnten nur NIT W(iibe oa,
ran bsrbinoert lperOen, binab5uiprins
den.
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z afffsra 4rtatsn.
1lpmontb, 7. Rob.
0ampfer .Qrstaria. ppn g.p gorf

0ompFer .Qrsioria" bon Rem gorf
nod Sdmbur9.
Sidsconisit, MoF., 7. ROB.
Ter Dumpisr .3eutonit" pon eibsrs
rool uno Cutenstopn mad Rem Oort
beiimmt, tudr mitteIs orahtloIer 1es.
oupbie in @erbinouns nit Der bisTi'
oer citation, ols Il fih beute Worusr
urr 7 llbr % Usilsn 6Itlh bonn nan,
tudst qsuftififf bsfoub. Der Dam,
pier pirb pabriheinli5 moresn Bore
mittas I'm 3 llbr f.in Dod .rr.is
dsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-09

Gorbig) nod Sort Sberioun aeihidt
muroe lid i'll bobem @rnoe obfGui1
iiber Ole gteger olS SoIoaten ae.
anbert hobcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-11-09
gBoihinator, 7. glop.
9peip g1orf. 7. 9fon

Die nnoffi3ieIIen @erihte, ipeId,e
Biz iest norlieaen, ergeben fir
Suobes cine Mebrbeit BON 54,O16
Gtimmen, nobel 8u bemerfen lit, ooB
aus 1876 @obIbeairfen Die gerid,tc
nod febIen. Sugbes nobm ole
@obIberi6te ju Sauie i'm &reiie iei.
ner GoniIie ent9cgen. RodSem er
oie llqberseuqlmg geiponnen, ooB er
errpabIt iei iagte er 5u oen 9eridt.
eritottern. peIde ouf i'm geuartet
batten: sd bin 3ufrieoen, bod mas
ouh meine Mebrbeit iein mag, i'd
bin mir meiuer groBen 8ernnttport.
Iid)feit roll bciunbt."
Scarf hottc bis sur ip1ten Stunbc
sic 0oiiuuna uiht oiiaegeben. lin
Q llhr erlfldrtc er inoeb. onb er ae.
idlogeu iei uno iiigte hin}u. ooB Dos
@olf pom Rem BORT beihloiien bobe.
Die Gcpublitoner in Der 3erriboit
5u belaiier
Die @atr in @rob Reru Dorf
sroob Aog 'orrpu8e PpfitTtot.
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Die @ q bl in gtetu gorf.
Sem glorf. 7. glop.

9ad unuoGitdnbisen 8eri6ten,
pelde aus benz sanSen Staate etn9e'
troHsn liub, 1T Gbarles O..
Susbes, Der republifunii6e aanoi.
bat, gum @ouperneur uon Neu Yort
seudblt worbsu. unb stuur mirb feline
Mebrbeit iber g8illiam &anbolpb
Seart, ben &anbibaten Der 9emotra
ten uno ber Snoepenbence 2easue, aaf
nnndbernb 10000 Stimmen sei6dst.
Dor Stusi Sabren erlanste @Ouuerneur
Sissins cine Webrbeit BON S0,560
Stimmen. glle Nnaeiden beuten ba'
rauf bin, oaB bic StaatslesisIatur IN
ibrer politii6en 3uiammeniesuns ue'
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