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The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

Wholesalers association. declared
that It would not be fair 70 adjust
the question Of freight rates on the
basis OF a temporary industrial de-
preston. He stated That the rail-
roads might practice economy now
and that they would share in prosper
ity later.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
FOOL THE WEATHER MAN

Keep cool. When you travel
between the east and the west
use the D. & B. water way and
be famed by cool lake breezes
all the way. Steamer service
every day.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
HE HAD WHISPERS
SIXTEEN FEET LONG

ADRIAN. Mich. June 23.-Thomas
wilkinson. we'll known about the
state on account OF his extraordinary
long whiskers, is dead at his home In
this city. Mr.. Wilkinson's whiskers
measured about 16 feet. and in earlier
life he travelled, exhibiting them.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

Depart foot of Randolph-St
eave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays At
a. IN. for st. Clair, Port Huron, Lex
gton, Port SnniInc, Forester, Forest
HE, Hnrbor Bench. Port Hope and hay
~.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

Never borrow crowbar for the
purpose Of prying into the affairs Of
others.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23

City subscribers hoioins con-
tracts for books due previous to
Dec. I 1907. can now be sup
piled az this office.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
;. lEIOlCH e-.. ": 50.
J sieksss a berths o. any lake steamer

DsI PrisSIas done right. Time. Print
p Co., Is John R-st Phone t4sd
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
hAQ Bay City Division

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
y. Detroit . Cleveland Nav. O..
WHITE STAR LINE

{pT-IN-BAY EXCURSION Every Day.
nsel's Orchestra--Dsncin ut Colon
Week Days, Soc; Sunday and July
| 76c, round trip. Cedar Point and
ndusky week days directt
The Detroit times., 1908-06-23
10 to CLEVELAND

"A PUT-IN-BAY. str. Frank Il. Kirby
I'm. Ashley a Dustin. foot First.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
PLANS FOR ARCH.
Post Office Square Association About
 Ready to Begin Work.

Freney & Jackson have prepared plans for the proposed electric arch which the Post Office Square asso- citation intends to erect, at the junc- tion of Grand and Bank s.reets sometimes called Blakeslee square. It will be about 30 feet high, will have four or five full arc lights and about 20 or 30 small ones. The es- timated cost is $450 and about s25 or $50 a month for maintenance. The plans were submitted to the s.reet committee to-day by MT Yea ger, president of the association, and will be acted upon at the meeting of the department of public works Tuesday night
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
SAVED MANS LIFE
Prompt Work of Officer BrickeI
 in Applying Ice.

Officer John Brickel probably sav- ed the life of a man who was over come by the heat yesterday by his prompt work in taking care of him. The mans name is Conrad Kremere and his address is 91 Wood street which property he bought recently. Yesterday morning he started from his old home in Derby with wagon containing his belongings and about o'clock in the afternoon when he was tired and perspiring he suddenly shouted and fell to the sidewalk. Off, cer Brickel happened to be near him at the time and he promptly obtain ed piece of ice. It took him but a moment to crush 1t and wrapping it :n his handkerchief he applied the cooling poultice to the mans head. Meanwhile he had neighbor tele- phone for the nearest doctor and by the time Dr Swenson arrived, the off, cer had the man laid out on lounge in his own home and divested of his upper garments. The doctor found the man was victim of the heat. To- day he was doing as well as could be expected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
GIRLS BRING SWEETS
Chauffeur Henry Enjoys Them
 iD His Prison Cell.

Walter Henry, the chauffeur who ran his machine into Miss Clara Hoyt, while coming down North Main street Thursday afternoon, is still languishing in cell at the po- lice station as no one has appeared to furnish bonds for him. The in- jured girl is still doing well at the hospital and as she is holding her own 1t seems to the doctors as though she would pull through. A number of girls visited the. police station this morning and brought with them choice dainties for the
 prisoner. Three of the girls were waitresses and seemed to be deeply grieved because young Henry was locked up. One of them wept bit terly and begged to be allowed to remain near the cell for a few hours. Henry feasted on ice cream, plenty of fruit and other luxuries during the day. His lady friends at least
 are not forgetting him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
WATER SUPPLY POOR
Ibe Local Companies al Pine
 Camp Dissatisfied Win Ii.

It is said that the members of Companies A and c, C. N. G., are much dispensed with the water which they are getting at Pine camp, where they are maneuvering with the regu- ! lars. Although the food is good and the sanitary conditions of the camp excellent, letters from local boys state that the water is very bad. The cooking quarters are gil en special at tentlon, the utensils being secured after every meal, and no scraps of paper or foreign matter is allowed to remain outside of the place pro- vided for such things.
 Two Waterbury boys are said to be in line for court martial as the result of their pranks at the camp and their failure to attend to their duties.
 Thursday afternoon there was a big storm at the camp, plenty of thunder and lightning and almost enough wind to blow the place away.
 Before commencing maneuvers the men are taken to whatever part of the country the action is to take place and are given Il thorough iec- ture as we'll as several illustrations by maps of the maneuvering that is to be attempted. At o'clock Thurs day afternoon the entire command started out on big sham battle and did not return to camp until yester- day afternoon. Baron de Bode, the military attacEe of the Russian gov ernment, is the guest of General Grant. He spoke highly of the ap- rearance aud efficiency of the Con necticut troops.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
Business Conditions.

Swampscott, Mass. July l1.-Gen- erai business conditions in the south were discussed at the concluding ses- sions to-day of the annual meeting Of the Southern ShUe Wholesalers association. Among the topics dis cussed were: How the south stood the panic" Cotton a quick asset :" and "A helping hand to the rail- roads" Among those participating in the discussion wers E. T.. Rollins ot Nashville. Tenn: ]. P Williams of Memphis. Tenn: 3. F. Mcleod of Charleston. s. C.: ChsIIes K. Payne of Charleston. W. Va. Augustus Wright. Petersburg. Va, and George D. Witt of Lynenburg. Va.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
Fire Marshall Snagg Has Begun An
 Investigation.

Another very suspicious fire broke out in the Moriarty block on East Main street and as the blaze started in almost the identical spot as that of last Sunday morning, it begins to look as though the work is of an in- cendiary nature. The fire this morn- ing was discovered about 5:30 o'clock at which time it was burning brisk ly. u started underneath the stair way going from the Casino bowling alleys to the Casino pool room. It ate its way down into the Shapiro furniture store and also was getting into the Oriental candy store when 1t was checked by the firemen.
 The department was called to the fire box l73 at the corner of East Main and Spring streets having been sounded. Although the Leaven- worth and Scoyill street companies were at the fire very shortly after the alarm came, in nevertheless they found a blaze which kept them busy for an hour. The proprietors of the Oriental candy store were sleeping in the rear of the building and they would have had a rather warm time of it had they remained in bed much longer. As 1t was they had to make a hurried exit through the rear of the building.
 The Shapiro company places its loss at between s2,O00 and s3.000. The Oriental store was damaged to the extent of several hundred dollars principally by water. while the loss to the Casino is about s10O.
 Chief snagg does not really know what to think about the fire this morning. coming after the one of last Sunday. He thinks they are sus- pIeious to say the least.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
Only Par1 of Message.

Honolulu. July Il.-Owing tn the in erference of the Are,huss apparatus the Honolulu naval sta tion was unable to secure only fragments of the message sent here by the Associated Press correspond ens on board the Connecticut lzs. night. When he message vas sent the Connecticgt wss iu longitude Iss- The Nebraska has rsjoined the aees- The usual Sect evoiutfons took place The fleet passed she transport sheridan and exchanged Ereefingx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
T0 Make Campaign Funds Public

Hot SpringS. Va. July 1I.-That the publicity Of campaign funds Is tO b5 made a feature of the coming cam paign has been made very clear here Mir Taft had extended talks with Chairman Hitchcock and with George II. sheldon. treasurer Of the national committee. who arrived. and the ne cessity for the strie;est possible com. pliance with the New York law in re latian to the publicity of campaign funds of the national committee wis the chief topic.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
HUNG S2OO ROLL OUT TO DRY.
Green Hired Girl Didn't Know Wet
 Bills Were Money. "+

Ansonia, July 1.-Two hundred dollars in bills hanging on clothes line was the novel sight which. at- tracted attention in Woodbury yes terday. William Wilbelmy, baker, of this city, drove to Woodbury to visit his brother He was caught in a thunderstorm and when hereached his brothers his trousers were wiring ing wet and bespattered with mud. He borrowed another pair of pants and wore them while the hired girl washed the other pair.
 Wilhelmy went calling on friends and when he returned he found q crowd in front of his brothers home. The sight of his roll dangling on the clothes line and the gaping crowd was too much for him and he col lapsed with laughter.
 The girl had been in this country only few days and did not know it was money. After she had washed the pants she found the roll of bills, which was chelfly made up of ones and twos, and with clothespins fast ened each on the line and left them unguarded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
FALLS FROM BRIDGE LADDER.
Ironworker on BlackwelI's Island
 Span May Die of Injuries,

New York. July 11.-While de- scending an improvised ladder made of long pole with wooden cleats nailed to it. Patrick Boonell. an iron worker. living at No 200 West Twenty-fourth street. fell 50 feet at the Manhattan tower of the Black wells Island bridge yesterday. He received injuries that probably will result in his death.
 Boonell was going 10 the ground for his lunch. He misjudged the distance between two of the steps. and lost his balance His spine was injured. both arms fractured, both legs broken and he sustained injuries. He was taken to the Pres byterian hospital.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
ks.eh,II .nd k.llr ,n Einh,

San Francisco. July il. - stanley Ketchell snd Hugo Kelly were match. cd to fight twenty rounds on July 3I st the Coliseum h Saa Francisco fOt the middlewei9ht championship of the world This match is io be substituted for the pruPcs@i Kefchell and Flynn contest. whIch has lern declared oT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11

rouTs 1nzsng monsv svsry exy Ek4t ysur ten8mszt B vacant L~f Ehe rsmccrat fnd . tenant { dxrs fnx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
MERRIAM LEADS.
Course Was Fast and Some Long
 Drives Made.

New Haven. July 11.-B. P. Msr- rimsn of Waterbury led Roger H. Ho- vey by 3 up at the end of the morn- ing play In the final round of the Connecticut state golf championship on the Country club course here. The play was marked by some long drives on a course which was very fast Merrimsn took the lead at the third hole and Hoyey did not catch him. The cards were as follows: Merriman--Out 45-s7
 in 334ls454s-ss
 Total Ts HoveY- out l45454sss-I0
 In 5sI44a5Ie-ss
 Total 5e Play will be resumed this after noon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
Going to Lincoln.

Denver, July 11.--A special train bearing the members of the demo- cratic national committee and news paper correspondents to call on w. J. Bryan, will leave for Lincoln Mon day al ?. m. Mr Bryan's daughter will also be on the train.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
sa Uahsssz sas..r.

The CuTzte-ti5oI zrScio1z. Gnes. Whstsvsr makes you keep ssIch . spite fui osd cat as thatf Gnes-weIl. sir. yoa see. its ike thls-rve felt a ba loaslr xinee Ey oia wozan dlsds-Ian- eon 0psnianL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Some Stray Leaves from a Reporters
 Note Book.

Speaking of signs, the AS You Like It man has noticed one lately that to him appears very humorous. A progressive merchant on a thickly populated street, but not near the center, decided to sell ice cream. Wishing to get all that was coming his way he put out sign Brick ice cream and loose ice cream for sale here" It is still out.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-30

Set iiber so Sabren

i6on purDe Wfrs. WinsIoip's Sootb.
ing-Sprup bon Minionen bon Witt.
tern beim 3abnen Ser ainoer ange.
ipenoet. Wirlt gu Inn Shlafe onr6
oas Sdreien eines 4inbes geltort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit uiio Dor Sdmeraen
tpeint? @enn 10, Iaiie iofort cine
SIaide bon nMrs. @inslotp'g Sootb.
ing-Sprup" boIen. Sein 8ert 1T
unbeoabIbar. @s miro oem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung peribaf'
fen. @erIaBt eub oarauf, Wfiitter,
es lit fem 3tueifel oariiber. IS betlt
Oiarrboe, reguIiert ben Wagen uno
oie geieren, beieitiet Bino-aolif, err
peidt ben @aumen, berbinoert ert-
siin6ung rn6 itdrft bas gatlde Sp'
item. vWers. @insIoip's Sootbing
5prup" fir 5dbneroe 4inoer tit an.
aenebm inn @eibnad; oas @eaept
itonlmt bon einem Der 1eiten tueibli-
diem 9lerste in oen Ser. Staaten. gs
lit Bel allen Druegiiten in Der gan5en
ggeIt 5u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Sloide. aauft nihts anoeres aIs
,Wers. @insIotp's Sootbine Sprup."
@arantiert unter Der Sooo ano
Drugs Ifte, 80. Sum- 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-30
Der Grreaer BEG ssledtAp9ns.

Son 8uoopeit fon1nlt bic &unoe,
oaB BORT, ipo augenblidlid per Sled
tppbns graiiiert, Der @rreger oeiiel-
ben entbedt tporoen lit. 4rompe6er,
@olo5ieber lino &egpan baben oen-
ielben inn 8lnte bon 6ledtppbus-Ba
tienten uno -2ei6en 11abgepieien. gs
lit oies Elm Broto5oon, oas 9lebnlid-
felt nit BEN Malariaparaiiten belisen
ion. Die gerntittelling Der 1eber=
trasung erfolet allem slnidein nab
ourd l1ngeaiefer. 8enn fib Der 9e-
funo betpabrbeiten iollte, 10 pdre oa-
nit audi iniofern Elm ueientlider
Gortibritt er5ielt, ols Die Wittel lino
@ege geipieien pdrerl, elmer @eiter-
perbreitung Der Seuhe moglihit Gin
zbaIt gu 'tun. 9aeinlidfeit, Desinfef-
tion llno Mbtotung oes l1nge8iefers
mdren oann Die Waffen, oeren man
iih 5u bebienen bate.
Seoenfalls miro man gut tum na-
bere Mitteillingen in Der Sadpreiie
ab8uiparten. @laubbaft eriheint Die
No6ri6t ourdaus, oenn man bate
i9on felt langem oie 8erntutung, oob
es iid aud beint SIedtppbus um eli
men in ben meni1lihen 4orper bin
eingelangten Microorganisnllls banb-
Ie, eine @rfranfllng, Die 5urneiit in
oen 8ebauiungen Der @rmen auf-
tritt, no oas llnge5iefer reiblid
GeIegenbeit finbet, ben @rreger auf
Die 8eipobner gu iibertragen.
slud aus @gppten fanen Dor fur
ger 3eit Nadridten iiber Broto5oen
BON birnenformiger @eitalt, Die bein
Sledtppbus gefunoen poroen iino.
@epeiieno maren oieie 8efunoe aber
nod ni1t, oenn in elmer Reibe bon
glrbeiten iparen idon porber perihie-
bene Sormen bon 8afterien als gr-
reger angeipro6en poroen.
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Sdmorrboiben 5n berna6ldilieelt, it1@
benz man nit tpertlolen@ebeinmitteln err
perirnentiert, lit irnmer lt1fllig unb iebr
oft gefdbrlid. girtreibnngen, 2atipereeu,
@a1hmitteI, II. I. tp fDtlnen I'M aller>
giinitig1ten Salle mir linbern, aber ME
beilen 9as eit15ise berniinftiae, raid
tpirfenbe, rnbifnle ltrtb 5uperldiIige @eit<
tel iit anafeiis. sler5te aIler 56uIen
iperben en6 INNER rafen, es 5u berI1z
den, ebe bas Wleiier gebrarbt ipiro. lti1o
el15 bor @inipribnngen bon gnrbolidnre
iparnen, oat1it eu9 11i6ts S9limmeres
ipiberfabre. glnafe1is linbert elire
56mer5ell, beilt elire 2eiben nrib berbii%
tet beren @ieberfebr Groben iperoen
bon g. geeuitdbter & Co.. 8og 2416, Neip
y)orf, fret berfan6t
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@iienba9n=6abrplan.
q. u. & q. g. 8ahn

~9abb grodet ">3ug mad Soufton, @aIbekon
Beaumont uno Orange. @bfnbrt l1br abenbs
Mntunft 7.55 morgens.
9fa9 seerrepiue, slbfabrt $50 niorgens, 9lil
finft bort 11.30. Mbfabrt bon @errbine 4 nb,
nahmittngs, Mnfunft tn Gan Mntonto 7.5C
abenbs. gsur enmitaeS na6 @errbiGe: ub,
na9mittaes. sfiidTabrt bon bart Wsontaes b.
moreens. stnfunft In san slntonio $50 NOR
gems
ssa1 guero, yoafun. Soufton. GaIbeftol
Gibbinss, RodeeIe, Cameron unb g8oco, slb.
fabrt 8.45 bormittags, anfrnft 1lbr moreens
Na1 8eebiue. Corpus gbriitt, slIice Matbss
Mrnnfas Bob, &odport, 9lbfabrt 1.50 na6s
m.,tars unb 11br n6enbs. Mnfunft 7.55
mprgens unb 1.50 natmittnes
Ma9 SaIfurias, slbfabrt llbr abenbs. Mn'
turft 7.55 nroreens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-30

iraenotpie oie Yartei Ser 8elpobner
BON San Barbara nebn1en 81 mol
len, miiiien mir bod iogen, oaB mir
aus oen 9epelden BEN ginorl1d ge-
pinnelt, ullere Serren Seelelte bat
ten lib lpieoer einnal re6t romop=
naBig benonmen. 0as tim tie lei
Ser iiberal. Sic iino ibres riipel=
baften 8etragens ipegen in Der gait
gen @elt beriibtigt
- Ser g0rienmafler CHARLES
Golfer in 0ieip gorf fat iih oas 2e-
ben genommen uno Die Wfaflerfirnn
anopp & 60, oeren Mitglieo er mar,
bot in Solge oelien tbre .3ablunget
ternporar eingeiteat. Ser @orfan
bat in Der Seem Oorfer @ei6dftslpelt
grobes Mufieben erregt.
glns ct. 2olis folltn1t Die
9eadridt, cine Mn5abl Sol5-Snou-
ftrieler, Die tatlddlid oos geiarntnte
nOeIloip 8ine" =2an6 im 5iioen fon-
trollieren b6tten bort eine @eriamnt-
lung obgebaltelt uno 8orbereitungen
fir Die @riinoung einer groBen Or
ganiiatio1 getroffen.
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sau Nntoaio, 9onneritag Den 60 Npril 1905

neue 2uftl6iff iou alld orabtlolen
Selegrapber=9lpporat uno Elm ma6-
tiges Sublidt erbalten. Ser &oiten-
preis iit auf 100000 Warf perml=
i6lagt
- 8ie aus @iesbaoen <gemeloet
miro, iit oie s(usfiibrung oes geplan-
ten 9oues ether Saunusbabn fir
Mutornobil= @ettfabrten ourd nner-
tportetel1 @ioeritano be0enfli6 ge<
fdbroet. 9ie an oen Groieft baupt=
iG6li6 intereiiierten 5tdbte, 5rane-
.furt a. 30. uno Sombrrg y. 5. s.,
fiirdten fir Die 9fentabilitat Nbes lln-
ternebmens unb begen geoenfen ge-
gen Die ltebernabme elmer 3inienga=
rantie.
Ole alteite Godter oes aoiiers
BON Sopan bat 1ih NIT ei1en iapani-
iden 8rin3en permablt 9ie Sod-
5eitsfeierIihfeiten ipur0en itreng na6
oen olten 5itten llno @e6rdrden ob-
gebalten.
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somtberm pacific Habn.

MuYG9rI
Ma9 Meip Orleans. Soufton unb @aIbeiton,
tdgIf1 11.40 mtttaes
unb 11.30 nbenos
ga1 @agIe 9aB, @l gafo, Californian nnb
Wse1tfo =. 500 bormittags d. $50 abenos
Mmgmnit.
Son Wetp Orleans. Sonfton unb @aIbeiton.
tdeItG -. 1855. 7.35 moreens
unb ..... 600 na6mittags
Bon 81 gafo. Californian unb waegtio -. .
lilo bormtttags
urb 500 nbenoS
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9as 9fidltiqe erbaIten.

ugor 9 Sabren idien es, als bdtte
n1eine Stunoe geidlagen," iagt Scr.
6. Sartbing bon MiG Greet, sSno.
gerr. uMein 2eben bing MIR nod
an einenl 5aoen. Wfein Mpotbefer
ernpfabl mir electric 9itters. go
faufte i'd cine SIaihe lln6 erbielt
mas id brallhte - &raft. ginen Gub
idon i'm @rabe, bradte mid electric
8itters ipieoer auf ben Damn" /" I'm
ter @aratltie berfauft BON @o. DreiB
uno 81. Gobn & 60, Mpothefer. so
Gents.
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fleue TinanZ-RiIl.
Die untsrstiitzung der Sturnl-
5Iiebtlinss.
Fine Scbandtat.
Treiben unserer $seIsuts in
Santa Barbara.

}DIbailien baben 1i6 in ibrer Staats=
fonbention fir 8unoesienator &nor
aIs Observation-Disclosures aus
aefprohen. Die aonbelltion bot auh
einen 8eidluB angenommen. Der cine
9tebiiion oes Sarifs perlangt. Der
Beriuh, cine @rfldrrng fir 2ocaI
Option 5ur gnnabme 5u bringen,
Inisgliidte.
Die Oenlofratei1 bon Gonnecti=
cut baben in ibrer Transformation
einen geihIuB, ibre Delegaten fir
8rpan gu initruieren, nieoergeltimnlt,
baben aber cine Delegation erpdblt
Die 8rpan freunolib geiinnt it, llno
baben aud in ibren 8eiblmilen
grpan's Satigfeit geprieien, aller-
otngs neben 6erienigen Glepelano's,
Sadion's uno Sefferion's.
Die Nepnblifaner bon Ser
mont baben ibre Delegation 5ur Ma=
tionaIfonbention fir feinen aailoiout
irftruiert. Sn ihrer Blatforn1 ipre-
den fie iid fir oR Mepilion ueiuieer
9arifi1te" aus.
Die 0enlofratiihe Staatsfon-
peqtion BON Neip SerieD tpuroe bon
ben @eenern 8rDnn's fontrpaiert.
gin8eidluB. Die DeIegaten fir @rDan
81 initruieren, ipuroe nieoergeitimntt
Die Mepublifoner bon @eit.
Virginien baben lire Deleguten our
9fationnlfonbention fit 9aft in
ftrliiert.
Sn Miiiiiiippi baben iid Die
giepubIifaner niif ibrer Staatsfon-
BENTON in atpei Gaftionen seipaltet
9ie Mnbdnger Der Mon1iniftration be-
m1dtigten iid Der 2eitung Der aon-
pention u,lb Die @egner Der Momi-
niitration, meiitens gaeger, Die, me-
benbei geiagt, fait fammtlid in Rii.
iiiiippi poIitiih entredtet iinO uno
nift ftinlmen oiirfen, berlieBen Die
Nerfannlung, INN ielblt cine &on-
bention nb5ubalten. gs tpuroen 5tuei
9eIeentionen 5ur Nationalfonpention
eripGblt. Die geeger initruierten Die
Sbrige fit Gorafer gu itimmen.
Die Mnti- -Mominiifrntions Ne.
publifaner bon glIabnma baben cine
ntsfonpentiolt abgebnIten uno De-
Ieeoten 5nr Nafionnlfonpention ge-
tpdblt, boben bic 2esteren aber fir
A
ifr,,iert
~ Menr6sentout gsreeIonn hot d.
no meme Sinonahin e;nophrod,t mol.
de BE gfeIIe Ser bisher 6em Souie
norTipopnhpn esineuahiIIs einuehneu
in mod, 6ie,er reuen Nin ioIIen e..
f,,rit6ten Ser gIeorino Sor{e gliiocie.
finn 6;p nin4erIooe Fir sic Gmpr-
opnrno .0aonfnotpn biI6pn Sic Nia
bost;mr,t o,,h nos DINO gmproenrn
Eamm;sS;on ncb;Taet merSp SIC ous
sehs ap;toI;oSeru hps Gpnots ,efs
ap;toI;poeru ops nm,ips ,,no oIs
ieds oputem :, heitphp, i'm sic Ser Nr9.
f;neut ernennt
Ner gr;eosm;,iiter hot Nefebl
erlosSpn, Sic gSoflei0en0en in Sen
,,orn st,,rm beimoeiud,teu @eoen0en
NIT geIten 9ebensmitfeIn nno on-
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