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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

The Daily West virsinian will pub.
llsh presidential Page In a few
days-a picture Of the IS Presidents
from George Washington Of the
"Hatehet Fame" to @Teddy, the Rough
Rider"
There will be some questions about
the Presidents to answer and Ger.
tain intentional nisspelled word to be
found In one Of the advertisements Of
the twenty-five that appears--one by
the side Of each President. The frs.
one to carry out these conditions that
will be printed at the top Of the page
the day Il appears will GET A HAND.
SOME LADIES' GOLD WATCH FREE.
Watch for the page.
The watch can be seen In the win.
dow of W. "A. Fisher, the Jeweler, a,
,2s2 Main street. opposite Courthouse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
SENSATION in
SOCIAL CIRCLES
PROMINENT LADY OF PARKERs,
BURG LEAVES HUSBAND AND
FILES DIVORCE SUIT.

PARKERsBuRG. W. Va. May o.
The social set Of Parkershurg was
given a genuine surprise yesterday,
when II become known that Mrs. Vera
Depue. wife of DR.. H. B. Depue, one OF
the best known physicians of the city,
had entered suit for absolute divorce
against der husband, alleging in her
bill cruelty and uncomfortable TEN.
per, The divorce proceedings were
filed by :Iu,lse j. G, McCluer, Mrs. DE.
pue's attorney. According to the
statements Of those who are In a posi-.
lion 20 l;now all has not beer vel at the
Denue home for some time, though
both Dr.. and Mrs. rcpue had been
appearing in society even more ,han
IusuFl.
DR.. nepue returned yesterday from
Elizabeth, Writ county, where he had
been as a witness In the l,eelsome
murder case. On his arrival at his
home he found things very much dis.
turbcd and at once knew thai some.
ihing had happened. Susl act!ng that
his wife was making an efIor, TO leave
him, he rushed to the Baltimore md
Chic siEiicn and rcGrd ho- cn1frrin.
bly, seated in a coach with a ticket
to Cincinnati. the home of her parents.
He tried to persuade her 10 get of the
train and return home, but she re.
fused, and finally the doctor appealed
to policeman to take his wife on by
force. The policeman refused to act
without orders from his superlors. and
DR.. Depae took the case In his own
hands. 1t Is said he tried 10 pull Mrs.
Depue off the train. but being unable
to do so, finally contented himself
with taking her grip and small pet
dog.
The exciting episode at the Balti.
more and Ohio stallion attracted quite
a crowd, and has been town talk
since. The announcement that divorce
proceedings had been illed to-day ere.
Iated further sensation. though the bill
of complaint Is said to contain moth.
Ing of n very sensational nature.
DR.. Depue is one Of the leading ply.
sscians here and Is Of a very promi.
aeat Writ county family. His wife
Is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
Yeardiey. formerly of this city, but
now Of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Dc.
pue have been married less than four
years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
RED men MEET At
| |CLARKSBuRG next
OFFICE OF GRAND sAcHEM GOES
TO THE SAME PLAcE-THE
OFFICERS CHOSEN.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May g.,
The thirty-sevcnth annual session OF
the Improved Order Of Red Men OF
West Virginia adjourned here yeste-.
day after selecting Clarksburg as the
next meeting point.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are: Great sachem, A. P. Mon.
roe, Of Clarksburg; great senior saga.
more, DR.. ]. F. Blgony, of Hinton;
great junior sycamore, W. N. Bowers.
Mardnsburg; great prophet, W. ].
Stone, Eikhorn; great chief or records,
T, H. Clay, Huntington; great Keeper
Of wampum, c. D. Hereford, st. Al.
bans; great mishlnawa. H. NJ. Payne,
Williamson; great sannap, T. c. Tan.
ner, Blueheld; great guard Of wig.
wan, Ed. Souisy, Crown Hill; great
guard Of forrest. Rev. T. S. Johnson,
Blueheld; great representative, t. J.
Edwards, Montgomery; ". R. Kline
Martinsburg; J. F. Atkins, Marmet;
Geo. W. Harold, Huntington, and ",
J. Stone, Bramwell. sRSy
Past Great Sachem's jewels were
presented 10 the following: E. D.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
AGED LADY D DEAD.
LAST MEMBER OF ORIGINAL
STRAIGHT FAMILY PASSED, y
AWAY YESTERDAY. d:

Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of her nephew, Mr. Emory Straight,
near Monumental, occurred the death
of Miss Martha Straight. The de.
ceased was cishty.elght years OF age
and was stricken with paralysis a
few days ago, from which she did not
rally. Miss Straight was a highly re-
spected woman and was the only sur.
vfving member Of the original Straight
family. which Is one Of the oldest and
best known families of this county.
She Is survlved>by large number Of
relatives, among them being two nepli.
ews. Mr.. Emory Straight and Mrs. NJ.
]. Straight. The funeral took place
this afternoon. Undertaken r L. Gun.
nlngham had charge Of the arrange,
mcnts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
BURIED TO-DAY
REMAINS OF W. T. THoNEN WERE
LAID TO REST IN WooDLAWN
CEMETERY.

The remains Of ". T. Thonen, who
met death In the D. and O.. wreck
near Rosby's Rock on Tuesday morn.
ing we're brought here on special
car. attached to No. q this morning,
and were taken to Woodlawn Gene.
terry, where interment took place. A
large number Of relatives and friends
attended the obseqnles, besides a
large number Of railroad men, and
members OF the railroad organization
Of firemen, OF which organization the
deceased was member. The rela.
tives and friends attending the funeral
returned to their home on No. So this
afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
WOOD HAD BIG
ROLL OF MONEY
SOME MYSTERY STILL uMsolv
ED CONCERNING DEATH OF
YOUNG MAN.

Justice Amos went to Pennington
to-day to inquire into the cause Of De.
Willis Woods death. Wool was
brought 10 this city on Tuesday morn.
ing from Pennington on freight
train. He was taken to the Miners
Hospital where 1t was seen that he
was suffering from a crushed skult.
At first II was thought that Wood
had met with foul play but this the.
ory was dispelled when twelve dol
lars and gold watch were found on
him. a careful examination Of the
wound supported the theory that he
had been struck by a train. Since
Woods death things have turned up
that would indicate that there IS some.
thing in the foul play theory. Justice
Toothman, Of Pennington, was here
yesterday and told Justice Amos sew.
eral things that led that official 10 90
10 FarmiRgtoa.
Justice Amos returned on No, 70
this forenoon. He was unable to find
out anything except statements made
by people who saw Wood the evening
before. These men said that Wood
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
N. 6lty,
..R|;l'!6||!0ltatIOnS |. R 6 and
Patriotic SONGS
land. Al , |. VARIOUS Y OTHER
FEATURES OF ADJUSTMENTS

IA rcorjinp IN nrasent information
i,a.,vervbndv y Sor milo. around !, non,nr
I "a tbe I. a r Enc,mnmort n no
,,ie,d n .tbts o,tv Nov ., 90 ~, .,
Tho crowd nrom,sos 10 ha = rooo.d
,,re.a ker or, { The comr rrt,ee r. cha 30
Is doing some tall hus,ling and the
affair promises to be one Of great in.
A terest.: 4
The programme has lust been com.
pleted and will be as follows.
4. + Tu.,day. NAV q. 7.ao . NJ
Memioria, sarvices ar, rho u =
Ecbnrch bv .pa,nn,Irtuon, pu,n ch,n,.,n go.
ser service n recent,on w,,,. no hall +. no
lecture rom for tbo o,d vo,or,ns
e'uay' WY g d' > A. W.
!. aaGiess of "eieome bS w. T.
:. ! pss., mayor,
5ss :. tsesi,onse e'a 's' ny lne department
3sc,n.lAuuet.
y tneatnp'ne''1 cu'ieu 10 ofder oy
Vnu.auIet ana opened In aue form
n accordance with the ritual and
rue iu,es :, ~ Z. me oraef'
! Sa''lns a'Hhls vi roii ol omeers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
GAR. ENCAMPMENT HERE WILL Be
THE. GREATEST IN HISTORY. OF ORDER
HARRY M'CRORY
PASSES away
WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR MAN
DIED THIS AFTERNOON OF
sRleHT's DISEASE.

The community was saddened when
It was learned that Mr.. Harry Nc.
Crory had passed away at his home
on Fourth street, Locust avenue, this
afternoon at about two.thirty o'clock.
Mr.. .McCrory had been a sufferer from
Brlght's disease for several years. AT
times his health seemed to improve
and his friends we're encouraged to
hope he would entirely recover, but
for the past few months his family
have been apprehensive OF the serl.
BUSINESS Of his condition. About two
weeks ago he was taken much worse
and gradually grew weaker and dc.
spite all that loving hands and medical
skill could do. he passed peacefully
away this afternoon. Mr. McCrory
was q native OF Connelsyille, Pa, and
came to this city about eleven or
twelve years ago and engaged In the
drug business, but his health failing
he was obliged 10 give this up and
for the past few years has been en-.
gagged In various occupations. On the
21st day Of April. 1897, Mr.. McCrory
was united in marriage to Miss Bess
Nuzum, the eldest daughter OF the
late ]. H. Nuzum and wife. To tnem
was born one son. George. aged nine
years. His wife and son survive him.
His mother, Mrs. Mary F. MeCrory,
died AZ Conne!lsyille. Pa, about three
Uonths ago. Mr.. McCrory was In his
ihlr'y-seventh year.
Mr.. McCrory was a man of pleasing
personality, and was o great favor.
lite among wide circle of friends,
who will learn Of his death with regret
He was kind and loving husband
end father aud his death will be Keen
ly felt In the home circle. Mr.. Nc.
Crory was one Of the most highly re.
spected young men of this community
and his death will come as great
shock TO his many friends.
The deceased was an uncle of Mrs.
W. H. conaway, OF this city.
No funeral arrangements have yet
been made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
A Pathetic Case.

Miss Bessie Cronser. who has been
visiting relatives In Point Marion, Pa,
was taken to her home In Cairo. this
State. to-day. Chief OF Police Falan.
of Point Marion. a brother.in.Iaw of
the young woman. had care of her.
Miss Crouser Is suffering from a fall
that she sustained at the Pennsylvania
town on April IL, from which she new.
er recovered,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
Prisoner Wouldn't Walk,

Policeman John S. Price aud Con,
stable John S. Walker arrested a man
by the name of Lake. from Glady
Creek this afternoon. The arrest was
made on Washington street. The pris
oner had three plnts Of whiskey. He
refused to walk and the officers hal
to drag him to the city jail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
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THEY ''IlI| J WILDE \ |! HERE
0As sNEXI TUESDAY

The Chamber Of ,conmetce q Pitts.
burg will make "a trade extension d.
curslon lr' ''l { 70 points ID West yisgiala oii
May 4 Il, Is and 40, The visitors viii:
reach Fatrmont on a special train 81 {
the evening Of hiay$1 1 at four ., o,eIoek.
A good representation or the local.
board Of q, trade, q The Merehants As.
ISOLATION and Of the business men viii
NEE meet the he train at sthe station ana m Mil
escort The visitors to tie corner 81
Main and Jefferson street where tie
street cars will be waiting to conduct
the party over the lines of the city.
The entire party, more than d hun.
dred visitors will be given a trolley
ride out Falrmont avenue afonnd Tie
loops they viii De brought back aud
taken l1! through West Falrmoats This
will take about; forty minutes
After r Il the M trolley ride the visitors
will vii call on1the places sof business Ia
our city.
AT I:So o'clockin the evening there
will be an informal meeting at tie
Courthouse All / the business r.asa
Of Of the city are invited to be ! present
at,hls meeting shortl ladd dresses MN
he made visitors and ;bst stpror,lnent
Fairmonters. :. I.
The last meeting OF the Merchants,
and Manufacturers Association Is re.
membered BY Falrmonters with agreat
deal deal Of pleasure and this coming 81
our 9 neelshbors IS looked forward to
With still greater pleasure since sthas
two cities are the terminal points 81
navigation on the Mono1g gahela river.
The The foil following ils The schedule 81 mo
excursion: :3 \; ss334
& Leave plttsburg 3! U and sos station
s:oo1a m, May ~ 1901.
Tuesday.
tHiontown, arrive 10: 20 a. M, leaye
1900 noon; Morgantown, arrive 1:2o
p. ', m, leave s' 300 ., N: alrim,iont 100
p, m, 6 a.$m.Ss Wednesday \:
Wednesday
Mayf5, 1907 clarisburg arrive 500
a. m, leave 1000 a. M; Weston, arriye
ll;1o a. M, leave 1900 moon; Buck.
hraannon, rsanlnon arrive loo sp.s M leave, l:4s
p; M philippi. arrive 2: 2:2o5 y: nj, leave
;sS:ll5 s:l5 p. m; Elklnst arrise $50 b: d.
leave midnight.
Thursday. s.
May 10, 1907, Grafton, arrive S:sol
am, leave $3.50 Ia, n: Mannlngton;
arrive $3.50 a: m. leave 10: 40 a. Il.
Littleton' arrive II: 40 d. ms leave
1900 noqn;; Cameron, arrive IL 40 ps
NJ, leave 1880 p.s m. 4, hionhdsyille, at:.
rive 2:1o p;s M, leave M $50 81 nj )
Wheeling arrive 40 tp, m. leave s:l5s
?. M: Arrive Plttsbnrg $3.50 pm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
Buried a. Maple Grove.

The remains of Mrs. Eliza Mahaf
fey, wife OF Mr., Gibson Mahaffey,
whose death occurred on Wednesday
were brought to Fslrmont to-day
across the country ana were laid to
rest In Maple Grove Cemetery. I'm
dertaker Afusgrave went to Yaiiey
Falls this morning and brought the re
mains TO Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
Police Court.

Marie Stone was in police court this
morning and was sentenced FIVE days
in jail for lettering.
Flo Campbell and William Peanlng.
ton were arrested yesterday afternoon
IN the pest house. They were placed
in the county jail. Campbell will be
held for the grand Jury. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
.SECOND2D!E|GRE::.E|.
VERDIC7|'i.IN.CASE
OF ROY. .LE||DS0ME
Sensational Trial
In Writ Ended

y
H. Moss. presiding In the cause Of the
State versus Roy Ledsome at Eliza
beth, charged the jury at 7:30 O'CLOCK
last night and sent the l2 men Il
their room 10 decide the fate of The
youthful defendant.
After being 0Ht three hours, the
jury rendered a verdict OF murder Ii
the second degree at 10:3O o'clock
The defendant was unmoved ant
showed no signs Of emotion when the
foreman Of the Jury announced It's de
cision.
Senator Brown last night said he
had not expected verdict more ser
ious than voluntary mansiaughter and
he would most certainly take an ap
peal to the Supreme Court. He will
ask that the verdict be set aside and
will apply for a writ Of error.
The court will not sentence thu
boy murderer for 80 lays Or more.
The arguments In the case were con
cludcd at 6 o'clock sharp and al 7:%l
Judge Moss addressed the Jury. His
charge was cmlnently fair, giving
square deal TO both sides and neither
had the least cause for complaint.
Six ,verdicts PossibIe.
The jury could hnve rendered my
one of six verlIcts. They are:
Flrst-MarGer In the frs, degree
This would mean death for the defend
ant.
Second-Murder in the first degree
with recommendation Of mercy. This
would mean life Imprisonment.
Third-Nlurder in the second de-
gree which means from ) TO IS years
in the penltentlary. AZ s.
Fourth Voluntary maRslaaghter
which means a fine and jail lmprison
ment.
Fifth = Involuntary manslaughter
which means a fine and jail lmprIson,
ment.
sixth-Not guilty.
Interesting developments. dramatic
climaxcs, and deeply impressive
scenes marked the trial yesterday OF
Roy Ledsome and from the opening
of court in the morning until adjourn,
ment was made In the evening. all Of
the testimony and the arguments hav.
Ing been concluded, the closest atten'
ton was given by a crowded court
room.
Naturally, the most important fea
tHre OF the day was the story OF the
shooting, as told BY the hoy defend
ant. ffe was only on the stand an
hour, but that was long enough foy
him 10 tell almost TO the mlnutest de
tail OF everything which had occurred
during the Ii years OF his life In which
James Kirkendall took conspicuous
part.
Reasons for Shooting.
When the boy gave his reasons fol
shooting Jim Kirkendaii. and broke
completely down while relating the In
suits which he said Kirkendall heap
ed upon his mother, who Is now dead
there were many inside and outside
the bar railing who wept with him.
Another Impressive scene was the
appearance OF Daniel Ledseme, father
Of the accused In court. He had beer
in fail ever since the February sitting
Of the grand jury and was so emacla
led and sick that It was necessary
for the sheriff to carry him and be
fore the witness stand was reached
the father fell over in a faint. He
made good witness. however, not
withstandlng that there we're inter
walls when the attorneys would have
to wait until he revived from faiutiug
spells.
The first evidence introduced in the
morning by the defense was the tes
timony Of Dr.. Prlckett, a physician o.
CONTINUED on Pane Eluht,)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

Walter H. Watson. Of Barrackvlllei
who has been workfng at Chicago and
Ohio Junction this winter, was in the
city to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09

Mrs. T. W. Fleming and Miss Jean
Fleming are in New York City for
a few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-09
WATCH GIVEN AWAY FREE.

Continued on Page Eighty
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-21
GREAT WILL Be
THE 0GLETHORPE
Improvements Now Under Way Will
Make it One of the Handsomest
In the South.

reporter for the News has re
ce y had an opportunity of lookins
o with minute care the work now
in progress on the Hotel OgIethope
and to see the magnificent furniture
which is being placed in it.
The dining-room, on the main floor,
overlooking the palm garden. will per
haps be the most palatial addition to
the already imposing structure, but
the buffet, the parlor and reception
room. the tiled floor bath and toilet
rooms, equipped with all modern ap-
'pliances, will be added features,
while the magnifcence of the furni-
ture will equal or surpass any hotel
in the South.
New table linen. silverware and
bedroom furnishings throughout will
also add to the comfort of the guests.
When our Oglethorpe Hotel is com
pete it will be another monument
added to the great good accomplished
by the A., b. & A. in the interest Of
the city of Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-21
STATE OF GEORGIA.
COUNTY OF GLYNN,

TO WnOm II May concern.
w. p. Green having made applica-
ton to me in due form to be appoint
permanent administrator upon
he estate of James X. Green. late
OF said county, deceased. notice Is
hereby given that application viii be
heard at the regular term of the cour
OF ordinary of said county, to be held
on the first Monday in June, 1907
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture, this the 3rd day OF May, 1905.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-21
$500.

Will buy nice two-story house on
outskirts, several acres of ground.
ALBERT FENDIG & co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-21

If you need a neat suii Of clothes
for sur~rer wear call at ZeImenoVitz
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Nvers axe WriuElt d. aLiIe pN,
lot 'vrinNls IN tht &c 90 rhe e.nr
from PaerAong
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-21

We cn!icu arderN for everything tn
rhe grocer tine Pro. Jnt service
l,w nr'cPs Davis a RIackerut 11E
Nrrs .,y"s.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06
Eolitif nno EOlitifcr,

Gin politildcr SeitioIl in Sibt.-Ii(
anpenoburteit oea 0oltimorer
Observation-Disclosures ntf oic Goln'
ties OcS StuoteS ion icItgeitcat
ucroen.-Gin pcricblter @orficlb,
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lpoblgeiebcS iiir baltimore, DOS nod
9lniidt oe1 @cncrnl StuotSnnpoIt9
@1n. 2. @rpon ulld) nrf ale Goun.
ties 0es StootcS NnmenOunN Iil0ct,
miro in GGl0e IN eincm Der @erid)tc
oea StaotcS 5rr &crbunolrng font
men, notwithstanding IN Carroll
County, no, mic 6 beiBt Sr. y. 4.
Grouic mo @r. Srnncia Neal Fnrf
sic notbigcu Shrittc tbtn pcroen.
Irei Counties, 2Dlcgnnp., @urioro.
uno Woutgomerp.G olrntpL boben lpe-
5icllc Observation-Disclosures, Die, luie oo9
9aItimorcr @eicb, bcitimncn, 0aB Die
Vrim1rmoblcu inter Der 2luiIidt Der
Staota NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gcbol'
tel, mrr0cn miiilcn. Sn Sorfor6-
Golntp iinOcn Die FrimarpoblcI bel.
Der Earteien AM 10. <SluIi Itntt, nn0
bic 9anbiouten rcid)tcn 0citcrn bel 0cr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oca Counties
Die pom @eieb porQcId)riebcncn NG-
limitations Npplitutioncn ein. Tic
GcnnotrutCn bulten lire Erim0rlpob!
ltlltcr Dem Gromiorb.GountD. SpltcnL.
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Dem GonpentionalpItem fcit.
ucbereifrigc SreunOc,
,In yGlltom.Souie" ian6 9cItern
Iodmittog cine pom Yoli5ei-Ar5t 81.
q. @irt GupnQ cinbcrufcnc &eriamm-
lung Don I@rcunocn bes @olDcrncltr2
Gbmin @orfielb itott sur Cr9dnt.
iitlnl0 cinca Gomite'a, On5 liir Die
INSTRUMENTATION 0cS @ouuerncltra
u9itircn ioQ. IS bottcn iidl obcr mr.
mcl1i0c Ecrioncn einQciumben unb ois
&criummllmg luir0c oltT NerlallGcn
pnn Or. Iupuu mtcr NllaidlnB Der
Sciicntlidfcit gcbnltcn.
Elcoianta mill 2 hcritt
Dcr0en.
Nr. Sobn YleoinntS bon 9tr. 11GI,
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ipiiroe iid) nm Ole ocnlotrotlih e NO
millotion fiir Sderiii bcrucrbct. Dor
jmei Sobrcn lhon legte &r. NleoIant&
gipirationcn fiir ous Sderiiisamt al
Sen Sog.
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EfiiSifncr etanb Der 6tubs:

oa otbplid) d. @oblthGtlA.
fcito Hcgion."- Die Mitglie.
Der OeS Gomitc's iiir
Die 10 eriol9reid) pcrlallfenc Gnnpcl,.
ton Des Snprem.Gon5lls Der ,&ntbn.
liid)en Observation-Disclosures .9egion" per
cinigtc Gcitcrn slbcno nm 6 llbr ,nl
nNotel Sumter" on Der Slr Topette,
StraBe Elm Wanfctt, III Dem ullh Die
Mitglicoer Scr Hrciic cin9cloocn mu
reil. Gin er1lliiiteS Menii muroc iers
Dirt, mo mad, aufgehobener Sofel err
bob lid Stanta.Nr1iioent ". s.. Rui.
iel mo ilbcrgob ieoem Ser Mitelics
Der oeS Gomite's I'M Namcn oes
Staats.G on5iIc einen prodtpoller
ieibcnen Rcgenidirm nit golbenem
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Observation-Disclosures Cob fir bic Der Son.
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borough, Hobn Soiierpcid, Sobu
Mellp nnb Die Sertreter Ger Erciic.
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