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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
Highwayman Attacks Smith.

CAMDEN, Nov. 11.-Sid Smith, the
we'll known baseball player and ath,
lete, had a desperate struggle with q
negro here tonight who attempted
to, hold him up for the purpose OF
robbery.
Smith left his home about 7:3O this
evening on his way to the theatre.
When he had gone several hundred
yards q voice called out from behind
''Hold on there a minute. " AS Smith
turned he saw a tall figure approach
ing him with one hand behind his
back holding what he took to be a
stick. Smith called out, "Move on,
or I'll shoot YOU" Smith was not
armed, but made the remark as a
bluff. The negro backed off re.
luctantly and Smith jumped a ditch
and caught a passing hack. He went
back home and secured his pistol and
came out again to look for the negro
He soon recognized his man and call
ed to him repeatedly to halt. Failing
to do So, Smith fired four shots at
the negro, none of which took effect.
The negro then hesitated and when
he thought that Smiths pistol had
been emptied he rushed upon the
athlete with a drawn butcher knife,
Smiths fine athletic build stood him
in hand. After receiving a blow
over the head from the butt end ,o1
the knife, Smith struck the negro
powerful blow, knocking him to the
ground. Smith held him to the
ground and called toa passing hack
man for assistance. The two men
overpowered the negro and took him
to the police station.
The negro was recognized as Elijah
Mayhem, a butcher, of Camden.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
YORK MOONSHINERS RAIDED.
Two Alleged Old Offenders Captured,
Besides Still and Some Liquor.

YoRKv1LLE, November 11-United
States Marshal U. B. Hammet, ac-
companied by Special Dispensary
Constable J. A. Sanders, Deputy
Sheriff Fred Quinn, and A. j. Quinn
and Meeks Parish left last night in
the hope of capturing a moonshine
distillery that Mr.. Hammet had been
advised was being operated in Kings
Mountain Township about twelve or
fifteen miles from here. The party
returned this afternoon with the
still, five gallons Of whiskey and two
prisoners, VIM. Steward and Col
,umbus Caveny. The outfit and men
were captured early this morning.
Steward surrendered to Mr.. Andy
Quinn and Caveny was overtaken in
a foot race by Mr.. Sanders and cap
tured. Both prisoners are said to be
old offenders, and since his arrest
Steward has been talking and giving
information that will very likely inn
plicate many others in that section,
long noted as the stronghold of moon
sinners.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
NEGRO KILLED WHITE RIVAL.
Disgusting Story from Pittsburg In
Which White Woman Figures.

PrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. II. David
Maloy, a negro 80 years old, is under
arrest here in connection with the
killing of a white man at Madison,
N. c., over year ago. The negro's
arrest was brought about by Freida
Leferda, a white woman, who in
formed the local Nauthorities that
Maloy and the murdered man were
suitors for her hand. The men quar-
relied one night at her fathers house
and Maloy, she alleges, killed his RI
val and escaped. She came to this
city with Maloy, but recently he
abused her and she told the police of
the crime. The police have commu-.
nicated with the Southern authorities
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
BAMBERG, s. C.THU NOVEMBER IA, 1907
SAFE ROBBED IN ANDERSON.
Anderson Traction Company Loses
About $S5 From Wooden Safe.

ANDERSON, Nov. 8.-A yeggman
or gang of yeggmen visited the Of
fees of the Anderson Traction com,
pany on West Winter street between
1890 and 1.30 o'clock yesterday
morning and succeeded in prizing
open a wooden safe and securing
about S85 in loose change.
Mr.. S. A. Philips, car cleaner, left
the car shed about 1.30 o'clock tried
to get into the office door, which is
on the inside of the main building Of
the company and which is generally
unlocked. Finding the door secure
he tried to get into one of the win
dows on the inside of the building
This window was also secure. Mr.
Philips then went for ladder and
placed it against the outside wall and
gained admittance through a window
which he found open. Mr.. Philips
did not notice anything out of the
ordinary and therefore gave nc
alarm.
The wooden safe which was blown
or priced open is the receptacle in
which the conductors deposit then
days receipts when they come ir
from their last run. A slot chute is
used and after the money is dropped
in this slot no one can get into it ex'
cept with a key.
Secretary Dawson said that he fig.
ured that the robbers secured $85.
It is said that suspicion rests or
one or two persons and the officers
will work on the case until the clues
prove worthless or until arrests fol
low.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around the
County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchlngs.

EHRHARDT, Nov. 11-Mr. B. R.
Loadholt and wife spent Sunday with
her father, Mr.. J. A. Chasserean.
He seems to be in good spirits. Says
hecan't do without The Herald.
Sunday was rainy day with us,
and our town folks did not move
around much. We're afraid they
would get their little "tootsie woot'
sizes" wet.
Sunday we had two unusual sights
pass through our town. Early Sun:
day morning an automobile passed
through our town, and a little later
a pair of timber carts came along
Main street. We have carts and
wagons going through our streets
week days, but ON Sunday they are
put up.
Several of our townf folks dined out
today with relatives out Of town.
Somewhat of a family reunion.
Several of our citizens are attend
ing court today, mostly as gentlemen
of the jury.
Notwithstanding the slump in the
cotton market, quite lot changed
hands here last week.
We are feeling the effect of the
tight money panic of the banks.
Can't get any advanced on notes or
other collateral.
Farmers are securing hands for
another crop. Several hereabouts
have made their bargains for the
year 1908. \
Some old wagons, buggies and
horses are being taken from the farm
ers to satisfy bills of sales given to
merchants in the spring.
Oats are in good demand now.
Farmers are sowing plenty of them.
Several of our sports intend trying
their hand at capturing some of the
finny tribe in Ashepoo river this
week.
A colored man Saturday afternoon
drank too much ''booze." " The re-
suit was lookup. The council will
tell him the cost Of his pleasure at
the next meeting. JEE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
The Herald's New Building.

This week work will be started on
a new building for The Herald: 1t
will be on Main street, next to Bam-
berg Banking Company. We propose
to erect nice building, the rear be-
ing used for a printing office and the
front for a stationery store. The
building will be 100 feet long. When
we get in the new place we expect to
put in a handsome line of books and
stationery and we will also add some
additional machinery to our printing
office. It will take considerable
money to put up this building, and
we want everybody who owes us to
pay up at once, as we need the money
more now than ever before. We will
sell or rent the store now occupied
by us.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
CAPTURED BY A BLOODHOUND.
Negro Who Entered Anderson County
Home Caught.

ANDERSON, Nov. 8.-Mrs. Bannis-
ter, bride of one month, who lives
IL miles southeast of Anderson, was
surprised by Wad Burris, colored,
who climbed in her house through a
window this afternoon. She gave
an alarm and the negro was fright
ened off. A bloodhound owned by a
neighbor was put on the trail of the
negro and he was tracked to negro
hut five miles distant. His arrest
followed and he was lodged in the
Jail here.
Burris has just completed a years
sentence for housebreaking and lar
ceny. He says tonight that burglary
was his object in entering the Ban
mister home. The negro bears a bad
reputation.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
Highland County Defeated.

SPARTANBURG, Nov. 12-The High
land county proposition met defeat
today at the hands of the voters
within the territory it was proposed
to cut off from Spartanburg and
Greenville counties. The people OF
Greer and the immediate vicinity
stood loyalty by it, but in the out
lying districts they landed on it
heartily. The precincts in Spartan
burg county gave 442 for and 543
against the new county. The returns
from the Greenville side have not
been received here, but it is said the
vote there with the exception Of that
cast at Greer, makes about the same
showing.
Greer voted 337 for and 8 against.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
County Newspaper Improvement.

The success of a small business en-
terprise usually depends on\ the
intelligence and industry of one man.
This is especially true of a county
newspaper whose editor must be
business manager, reportorial staff
and superintendent Of the composing
and press room. Sometimes the
weekly newspaper in a thriving town
and county fails to measure to the
standard which the support of the
people would justify. There are one
or two inferior newspapers in one or
two Of the best of South Carolina
towns and the explanation is that the
right men are not in charge of their
papers. Bamberg is a fourishing
town in one Of the smallest counties
of the State, but the Bamberg Her
aid, owned and edited by A. Wilkes
Knight, is, and has been since it's es-
tablishment, one of the brightest and
most forceful of the county newspa
pers in South Carolina. This week it
comes to US with all of it's eight pages
printed at home and that is long
step in advance. The county weekly
in the hands of men Of Mr.. Knights
practical common sense and energy
fills place in the community that
cannot be filled by any publication,
and the town and county that have.
an editor who has mastered the busi-
ness as Mr.. Knight has mastered it
is to be congratulated.
In this connection and at the risk
of disagreement with some very ex-
cellent authorities we venture the
opinion that there is little or no ex-
cuse for the ''ready print or pat
ent outside" newspaper. The man
who is really capable of conducting a
county newspaper will learn from
experience the cost Of producing a
newspaper entirely at home is so
slightly greater than that of produc-
ing the newspaper with one half
printed elsewhere that there is no
real economy in it. True, we know
of some ''all home prints which
are not so good as their next door
contemporaries which use ''ready
prints, just as we knew of some Of
the latter which are uncommonly
creditable newspapers. On the
whole, however, the newspaper pro-
duced entirely at home is better than
the other beyond any comparison.
We sometimes fancy that the princi-
pal object served, in many cases, by
''ready prints is to permit indul-
gence in newspaper making by lazy
editors whose hearts are not en-
crossed in their work.
We wish to say in advance that any
of our friends who take issue with
us in this view are exceptional men
who have proved and are proving
every week that the use of ready
prints is not incompatible with the
making of first-rate newspapers.
Charleston News and Courier.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
IN THE PALMETTO STATE
SOME OCCURRENCES OF VARIOUS
KINDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
State News Boiled Down For Quick
Reading Paragraphs About
Men and Happenings.

Congressman Leveri is going to work
for federal building for the city OF
Orangebdrg.
The banks at Yorkville will issue
clearing house certificates on account
Of the financial stringency.
The banks in Charleston, Columbia
and Augusta are issuing clearing
house certificates on account CT the
scarcity of money.
The Baptist State convention is to
meet in Orangeburg December 5th
to 18th. The Methodist conference
meets in Gaffney.
II is said that Lee G.. Holleman,
State bank examiner, will resign his
Office the first Of January and take a
position with the Peoples Bank OF
Anderson.
A Cherokee county farmer is said
3 to have made 107 bushels of corn to
to the acre. Another man in the
same county made SO bushels pei
acre. Both planted on the William
son plan.
Irving Anderson, a negro farmer
Of Spartanburg, was struck by q
Southern train near that city Monday
and so badly wounded that he may
die. His left leg was crushed and
his right arm broken.
A mass meeting of citizens was
held in the city of Greenyille Mon
day night and aresolution was adopt
ed asking for the resignation of the
chief of police, James Alton. 1t is
alleged that he is a Republican, but
Alton denies this.
Col. j. H. Estill, proprietor of the
Savannah Morning News, died in
that city last week. He was born in
Charleston. Col. Estill was one OF
the most popular men in Georgia,
and had made two races for gov
kernor, both of which were unsuccess-
full, however.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
Pardon Asked.

A petition has been filed for the
pardon of Vincent Cook, convicted
in Hampton county of manslaughter
in February, 1906, for the killing of
Hamp Smith. It's alleged that Cook
was attending tent show, when the
town marshal came in and asked him
to go out and get his brother, Daisy
Cook, who was raising a disturbance,
and take him home; that Vincent did
90 out and take his brother home,
but general row ensued, in which
Smith was killed, though Vincent is
alleged not to have fired the fatal
shot.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
Cotton Ginned.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-The census
bureau today issued its bulletin show
ing the total cotton crop of this
years growth ginned up to Novem-
Der l, to be {, ,167 800 bales, as COM
pared with 5000, 1876 bales for 1906.
The figures are the result of the
Investigations of the special agents
OF the bureau, which in addition to
the figures given, show that there
were 26, ,135 ginneries in operation, as
compared with 27,370 m 1906. In
the computation round bales are
counted as half bales. The result by
states for the present year is as fol-
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14

You can get fresh oysters
Moye's three times week.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14

said to have assisted in the killing Of
the young white man, Willie Cutter,
at Midway in April of last year, was
tried this "wednesday morning and
found guilty of manslaughter. he
has not been sentenced yet. 1t will
be remembered that two negroes
were concerned in this killing. An
derson escaped Immediately after the
shooting, but was caught in Augusta
a few months ago. BARLEY, the
other negro, was tried last year and
f und guilty of manslaughter and
sentenced to four years in the peni.
tertiary. His attorneys appealed
the case to the State Supreme Court,
and it is to be heard at the Novem-
ber term. BARLEY is now out on
bond. He testified in the case
against Anderson today. Ander-
sons attorney gave notice of a mo-
ton for new trial. J. F. Carter,
Esd, was appointed by the court to
defend him.
Nose B. Kennedy, white, assault
and battery with intent to kill. Gull
ty of assault and battery Of high
and aggravated nature and recon-
mended to the mercy of the court.
Motion for new trial made. No SEN
tence yet imposed. Mr.. Kennedy,
who lives near Govan, had some diff
fculty with a young man named Ben
nett last spring. It seems that Ben
nett had been shooting Kennedy's
chickens, and Kennedy got his rifle
and shot Bennett in the arm, serious
lywounding him. The jury evident
ly thought Mr.. Kennedy had ample
provocation. The jury in this case
went out Tuesday afternoon about 2
o'clock and stayed in the room all
night, finally agreeing on a verdict
at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning.
John Gale, negro, housebreakng
and larceny. Guilty, but not yet
sentenced.
The case against ]. G. Gutekunst
for buying seed cotton at nights be-
ing tried. The attorneys are max
ing their arguments as we go to
press.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
Ssrletmns Der &anh=Orsinaa3

Gin 8srbaftsbsf,bl uuroe gegen
Sobn @brifiian, ben gigsnibdmer elmer
tIsinsn Ssisunasanlaae messn Ser.
Issung Der anii.Raua. Oroinans aus
ssfeat
Den 8runb su bisiem 0orgsben
i&sint cine 8si6p,roe Der 2unosn bis.
isr 6si,unasasislli6aft bet Der 8ebOrbe
Der 6fsntlidsn arbsiten 3u fein, tpel1e
oabin lautsts. bab gbriiiian ibnsn niht
3ur tOntruttIid suseiaatsn 3sit oie
5eisuna Itsfers. oa folde au frnb
Ab,nos uafb6rs uno gu ipdt WOrssns
anfanes. Wan fano ieood. bob i'm
gbrifian Srsibrisf oisie puntts ni6t
pOrgei6rieben waren unb oie Beb6roe
besbolb nitht sinidrsttsn tonne.
Der RauGinipsttor Faqts aus, bob
feline antlnae abiolut Ribis nit Der
6si3unasfrass ju tbun babe, fonoern
nolfdnbte etne Sa1s ftir fib fei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
gtas 8aaste's SiSieite 8ueips,
1921 Sib CAT Str.
Mltsr Tli9tltns bsrbaftet.

@oparb Barter, bon $40 8ismart
aosnue, ueldsr ar, 8 September 1908
sins ibdili6e Auseinnnbsri.bune NIT
@owaro pulsp. bon lilo Roro BEL.
mont abenue, an 10. unb Sslen Str.
bate uno BET oisfer @eIessnbett o,m
pulsb eine R,bolbsrfuael In ben @hdsn
iugts. wsI9s asBtsrsm cine asfdbrIias
Wunbs bsibra4te. muroe asfiern bonn
gOliliasn 6bnsr, tDslasr l. 81 sinsn
9srbaftsbefebI sesen Barter batte aus-
f4rsibsn Iafsn, berbaftet.
8pner bate erfabren. baB 8arfer
nod Der Sinbi, bic sr Dor msbr ole 8
Sabrsn psslafien. suriidaefsbrt fei unn
iofort bseab sr Ra auf bic eu6s mad
oemislbsn. ST fanb ibr talo uno
bra9ts i'm In Nummsro Si4sr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
AuS isinsr Wobunns ber=
i@manoeu.

Song gsqsn feline @spobnbsit bot
9efi,rn frtib George 6snnep. 1926
Cornell absnus. isin 0sim b.rlaRsn,
ubne ieiner ertranften 5rau au& nur
elm sin;igss frsunoli&ss Wort gu
iaaen. obsr bas 6susr I'm 2o1ofen, uis
tbli&. an3usanbsn. gr bat au4 iein
5rhbffad ni&t eln9enommen. unb
tonnts ipdtsr au9 bet ieiner arbeit In
ben Brisbtwooo Shops ni&t auf9s.
funbsn tusrbsn. iooab feline Greunos
bsfar&ten. benz so Sabrs aItsn Wonns
Tel stpas Aubsrgsr66nli9es 3ugs.
ffoBsu. uno He fi9 um unterfitibuna
aur Auffinbuna on bie poli3ei
tpnnoten.
6ennep NOR I'm bas Wohlergeben
ieinsr 6rau fets srntli& bsfOrst, uno
islbii mdbrsnb bes xaees risf er He bon
Der Arbsit aus bsri&isbsntli& auf, un1
fid nod benz 3uifanbe bsrielben su Ct.
tunbissn. 6tr eas pI6bli&e Der.
i6winbsn .bts Wahnes feblsn issli3s
Wpttue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
2et@ter GrperS.
gfeser in elmer 8anf perbaftet.

Cine Seltenbsit, Elm srfOlsrsi&er
Reser.@6edfdIi&sr muroe sefern BON
Capt. AutsIsp unb &aolerpoli3iff
s&lansen binefeif aema4t.
perep Sunes aus Genbsr, COL, 10
beibt Der Reger, iit bsi&uIoi9 tn Der
capitol National gant msbrsrs ge.
fdIf8te gbsds aneeIest su babsn, unb
als Ct gsRsrn pisosrtsbrte, I'm nod
einmaI eineu fol&en los au weroen,
tpuroe er uerbaftet.
Die betbsn erfOlgreiA prdientirteu
@bsds bradtsn ibm $l65 Elm, unb Der
geffe.n sur 3abluns unterbreitete
@6sd lautste auf niGt penigsr wie
1920. Nas Sheds waren 6. 8. allerbt,
Wanager Der NationaI Nmtisment
Co., I'm Occidental SoteIbs9ebdube,
untsr3eidnet. Seitosm man bic BET.
ben Sheds am 16. Sanuar ausbs3abIt
uno bann Na9rt4t erbalten. oab biss
fslben sefdli&t isien. bat man auf ben
gtseer eeuartst. gr bate R9 einett
9ummifempsl MAIDEN laHen, NIT mel.
dem er bie Sheds abitsmpeIie. Sones
ffanb sbemaIs In Sisnfsn Der Nmhfs-
msnt 60.
Die Snterfats ebir! unb gollar 60.
rei9te eine Rs3nunsstIaee ftir 1852. 10
gegsn bis WaItsr 5at gompnnp unb
Jrant 8. 6olmes Elm, inoem He an.
gisbt. baB bic WaItsr 6nt 60. benz
WitangetIagten 5ranf 8. 3olmss ihr
psri0nlides unb @runbeissntbum an,
Obsr DOR benz IL. Sanuar 1907 Der.
fauften obsr tibertrueen. nur In Der
AbH6t, bic Qldaer I'm bas ibnen 3us
fommsnbe @utbabsn au bstrtgsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
&ft fur ben Sob.
Aerste bebaIten bic OberbanS.

ginsn Rampf NIT ibrem patienien,
benz He bas 2eben retten tuoltsn, bot.
ten gsfsrn bie Diipsnfariumsdr3te Wc'
gIrOp unb Warren 3u beitsbsn, bod
gelang es ben aer3ten. benz Wanne bie
Gesenmittel bsi3ubringen. unb ben.
felbsn am 2sben 3li srbalten.
Der eeIbfmorbtanbibat mar @b.
6elm aus Jortuills, Sno., Der sine
Nuantitdt Rattensift beim Jriibifide
3u fh nabm unb Der F4 bann In Der
Barbierfube on Der l9. unb Sopep
strabs ein toHses pldb9en bsim Diem
ausgeiu9t bate, no Ct ben Rsft ieines
2ebens su bsrbrinsen eeoadte.
Gis anp.isnben 9aarf9mudtdnfiIsr
bsmertten. boz eitpas ni&t In Orbnune
iei unb 0slm's 10 f4srsr plan wuros
bur@ Dasuii&entreieu Der our stene
eerufensn gsrste bsrei!elt. Mls Motib
sur $bat eiebt er on, bab obue feline
Srau bas 9sbsn fur iln tsinsn Wsrtb
meb- babe. Beioe @begatten foasn
fid farslid 9etrennt toben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
6itr 6taiseres 0as.

Die Bebbrbe Der Direftoren bes
Commercial Club idsinen Rt isbt
ernffli9 barum 3u bemtben, bab bie
stabt unb ibre ghrser biligeres Sos
gsIisfsrt bstommsn, inbsm sins &sio.
luton ansenommen murbe, bab Der
Club nit ben Reprdientantsn, usI9e
sine biutgere @asrate srfirebt, ipmpa-
tlRrt. unb bob Elm gomits ernannt
msrben fOl um eine paRenbs grfldrung
far ben Club ab3ugsbsn.
gu elei&er 3eit b6rts mon ..bie Aus'
acknowledgement bon Ssrrn Setu, benz
@sf&dftsleiier Der SnbianapoIis 8ele.
phone @Ompanp an. usl&er mitbeilts,
bub mon erobs s3uieriatsitsn In
Golee Der llniergrunbIsgun9 Der
Srdbte unb Der 26tbuns berfeItsn &c.
babt babe. bab sr absr fiber iei, bteIe
galamitdt merbe In 2urssm aufbOren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24

Die gentraI gIetrit
R al iluap afociaton bdlt
in unIsrsr stnot ibrs gonbsution ab,
unb cine Hn3abl prdatigsr Spe3iaI.
Wagen aus bieism Staate uno anoeren,
ois bsfen periOnenwa9sn FIR ben Dienii,
ioluis aud cine slsttrii9e 2ofomotibs,
Elm G&nsepfius. Ssesmai9insn. sin
0sbefrabn. gumpsnwaggon unb Con.
firuetiOnswugsons Fnb bis bsuts Hbsno
10 ubr auf ben gslsiien on Der Rem.
tudp. p.Apsnus. itioli9 bon Der sBafbins.
ton.etraBs. ausgsfsat.
Am 5reitag abenb finos'
in Der 8omlinion.6ans au gbrsn Der
148. @ieosrtshr bss gsburtstasss bss
srobsn i4ottii&en Sarben Robsri
Burns sine s,Obs @ebd3tnibfeier fatt.
Sas fafi bur8wss muRtalif&e pro.
sramm iusiR pirls quite 0ummsrn auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-24
Mns Der 9ssislatnr.
SIM Senat purben esfern folgenbe
@eisbborlngsn sin9sbra&t:

SIM Senat uurben eefern fOl9enbe
@eisbborla9sn sin9sbra&t
grumpader, eins Bsrbsfsrune Der
gsssnpdrtigsn GrainirunssgsisBe, um
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nen gountp obns 2i3sns iagen 81
birfsn, nerworfen.