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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
Were in Conference With Bryan Dur {
ing the Day Yesterday and Partook
Of luncheon With Him MI. Bry-
an Not to Interfere With tho
Platform Makers and to Express no.
Choice as to Who His Running
Mate Shall Be.

Lincoln, iNeb., July 8. "a frag-
ment OF political turmoil headed for
the democratic convention at Denver
tarried In this city yesterday. gath
ering fresh energy from the home Of
William J. Bryan. fourteen dele-
gates and q score or more OF sight
seers bound for the Colorado city arr
rived late Tuesday night and dur-8
ing the morning. Mr.. Bryan met the
visitors at noon at the Lincoln ho-
tel, holding brief reception In one
OF the parlors. after which he en-
|tertained them at hastily arranged
luncheon In a private dining room.
Later most OF the visitors made
pilgrimage to Fairyiew,
Sitting the statements made by
delegates after talking with Mr.. Bry-s
an II may safely be stated that the
democratic presidential candidate
will leave the platform makers and
vice presidential canvass alone. Only
urgent necessity such as the threat
Iened passage Of g plank repugnant
Ito what the Nebraykan considers
progressive democratic doctrine. or
lconsid iderable move IN favor Of some
lvice presidential candidate, whose
views and political practice are an
ltagonistic to the platform, will con-
lstrain Mr.. Bryan to interfere. So
liar, however, It Is believed, Mr.. Bry-
Ian has nothing against any OF the
lthirty-nine men reported as having
lbeen mentioned for vice president.
"A great majority Of them are not
taken seriously. Anumber OF possi-
utilities is taken here as proof posi-
tive that no man so far mentioned
lhas received assurance Of active SUPP
port from Mr., Bryan.
However, should occasion arise for
interference, Mr.. Bryan has provided
means for prompt action. Lincoln
Twill be In close telegraphic touch
with the convention hall ana Fair
view will be in direct and continuous
touch by telephone with the tele-
graph office here. Friends In thor-.
A lough accord with his wishes will
keep him promptly informed Of every
move in the committee and on the
sconyention floor and by some means.
Mr.. Bryan, IL compelled to by some
move radically antagonistic to his
/ Judgment will make his voice heard
4 at Denver with great celerity.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
VERBAL BETTING
IS NOT a CRIME
SAYS BISCHOfF

New York, N. Y, July 3.Horse
racing interests In this state were
greatly encouraged by a decision Of
Justice Bischoff yesterday that an In
dividual, verbal bet, does not consti-
tute crime.
This decision was handed down in
the case Of Melvill Collins, who was
arrested at the instance OF the Jockey
club charged with having violating
the law by making bet ona horse
race and receiving IS which he won
by 1t. The racing interests regard
the decision as a distinct victory and
as certain to lesson the rigors OF
the police application Of the law.
But acting District Attorney Elder,
OF Kings county. declared that the
case will be appealed.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03

and say that IL the Nebraskan can
be kept down until the second or
third ballot the nomination is as
likely to go to one man as another,
and that Mr.. Gray's chances will be
equal to the best.
You say Bryan and Gray, said
Mr.. Marvel, the Gray manager, to
Judge Powers, head Of the Utah dele
CATION. who wears Gray button but
says he is for Bryan: Why not
make it Gray and Bryan? By con-
tending for Gray for second place,
you admit his qualities as vote
getter. Bryan has tried twice and
failed. He would get for the ticket
| as a vice presidential candidate, all
| the votes he can command as candi-
| ldate for the presidency.
.aGive us Gray and Bryan and we
Twill win"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03

Cincinnati, Ohio, July s. Murat
Halstead, one Of the leaders In Amer
lean journalism for over half 9 cen
tury and widely known as q vigorous
editorial and magazine writer, died
at his home in this city yesterday
afternoon in his 18th year.
He was native Of Butler county,
Ohio, and after a short service on q
literary weekly, he. in 1853, became
connected with the Cincinnati Com
mercial, in which he secured q small
Interest year later, becoming the
chief owner, in 1856. Nearly twen~
ty years later his paper was con-
solidated with the Gazette and he
was editor in chief Of the combined
newspapers until years afterwards,
when another consolidation was eff
ifected, new owners securing control.
For time he was editor OF the
Brooklyn Standard Union and during
the last ten years he has figured
largely as "a magazine and special
newspaper writer, besides issuing q
number Of books on current matters
of historical interest.
In the Civil war Mr.. Halstead per-
sonally reported many battles, be
Ing rated as a war correspondent o.
the first class, and later In the
Franco-German war and also in the
Spanish American war. he added te
|his reputation in that line.
For fifty years he attended and re.
ported all republican national con
lyentions and In 1860 he was thu
only newspaper man who reported
lall the varied political convention q
that year.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
LADS ARE CAUGHT
N ROBBERY A|'I: ]:
ANTON LINGERIE AND FRED
ROTH CAUGHT WITH GOODS
LAST NIGHT
We're ID the Aot Of Bnrglarizing AZ.
erdeen Wholesale Grocery Com.
pany- Both Are Under Fourteen
Years Of Age.

Anton Lingere and Fred Roth, two
lads IL and IA years of age respect
lively, were arrested last evening,
caught in the act Of stealing pipes
and tobacco from the Aberdeen
Wholesale Grocery company's ware
house. They were taken to the po-
lice station, where they were put
through a severe examination by
Chief Of Police Zirbes. The chief
decided not to lock the boys up over
night and allowed them to gosto their
homes. They will be taken before
Justice Jones this morning at which
time they will be given hearing.
The manner of their arrest was
accidental. When Mr.. Wells, presi-
dent of the grocery company, step
ped into the large shipping room Of
his building he saw the two boys
with the plunder in their possession
The firm had been missing goods fol
several night. At the police station
the boys plead guilty to having
taken goods from the building or
several occasions.
The boys have been in the habit o1
entering the building early in the
evening. They have been watching
the time Of closing and as soon al
everyone had gone home. they would
enter by a back window and do theil
work. Mr.. Wells chanced to return
to the building last evening earliel
than usual. This fact led to his de
lection Of the young looters.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03

nor Mrs. Hamilton, who was ar
rested Tuesday night, could shed any
light on the case, each denying any
knowledge Of Mrs. Thompson and Of
the man who brought her to the
rooming house.
The police assert that Morton has
4 criminal record and he and the
woman will not be free from aus
picion in the case for the present
| at least.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
$50 MINERS ARE KILLED
BY A GAS EXPLOSION

Yusovo, European-Russia, July B..
A terrible explosion Of gas occur
red in the Rikoysky mine Tuesday
evening, in which a large number Of
miners were at work. One hundred
and fifty-ssven bodies have been re-
covered, all of which are badly burn
ed. but 1t is believed that the death
roll will reach at least 242.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
JACOBS APPOINTED TREASURER

Special to the American:
Pierre, S. D.. July 2 2. Ripple.
high priest Of the Royal Arch Ma
sons, today appointed Louis Jacobs,
|of Crown Chapter, NO. 81, at Hurley.
al grand treasurer to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death Of the father Of
1.-THE appointee.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1908-07-03
THIRTY WIRED TOR
noted JOURNALIST )
MURAr HALsTEAD PASSED AWAY
YESTERDAY AFTER USEFUL
CAREER

He Was One Of the Most Widely
Known Newspaper and Magazine
Correspondents Of the Present Day
Reported Many Battles Of the
Civil War as Well as the Franco
German and spanish-American
Reported Many Political
Conventions.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
O { q [ {.

F%artofeln, CALIFORNIA, 1890 per gtu
8wiebeIn, nene teraniihe. Bermubas
81 Is u. $3.50.
Tomaten, 9eras, 60 u. rs Gents pei
4 &Drb Crate.
RpbI, So. 90 per 100 Bfunb.
8phnen. crime Teras. SO unb go gts
stumble @abs so u. GU gts. per Rite.
@urten. rs u. so cts. per Rite.
Sauafh. 25 u. 30 Cts. Der Buihel.
Ofra 35 u. 40 Gents Der Rite.
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Iber bas bibf9e bertpetnte gett6t9eu
audter.
Die 5rau 5rieOensri9ter laate unt
tpetnte, als er enbli9 bineinfam, iber
BITE beiben. nSefes @ott! bic apei finb
ia mod beut' 10 arg insinanber perliebt,
ipie ein 9aar Surteln! Wenn man's
bod nur gu MAIDEN pibt! gs bat mir
gara einen Std seben!" ----
Qm ipdten bunflen Mbenb, als Der
5riebensridter aus ieiner aneipe beimz
fam, eri4rof er trob feines patriarz
9enmutbes, benin In ieinem bi9ten,
sroben Garten, atpti9en ben 8Gumen,
unter ben 5enifern raf9elte unb fiji
fterte es unbeimlid. rMer 1T ba2"
fraste er brobenb, ben @tod por fid in
ben 8oben ssftemmt, unb NIT beiben
9dnben ii9 barauf itiiBenb. Die tieffte
Stiae anttportete ibm. St begriff, bab
er fi9 setrrt babe unb besab fi9 in
ettpas befaleunigtem @9rittmaB ms
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VIZ tVt' leube U(un Huu tltteHt 0eItul
bon @~ntaiduns unb Mibrung ben
Mnnb 5ubielt unb i'm in bic 6interz
tube fibrte.
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0u pas9" boudte fe Inn in bic Sbz
ren, rim Robl braus iiben apei 9ds1e,
ein Mdnble unb Elm Meible, ia, ia, Der
Gobppler unb feline Gina! Sic fude
ben @dmud, ipo er pessetporfen bat,
unb babel bdnt lie chamber gefunbe!
3uerit lit bic Gina fommen, bat sez
ieuf5t unb getpeint, bann auf einmal,
Id hab's fat net tonne CLAUDE, TT ber
Rubi au9 ba, unb bann 70 bab i1 aI1es
sebDrt, 0, gu f9Dn 1T es. Die bdnt E
barte 94ul bur4sema9t, aber isBt
tpfrb's balte. = &alt iet's, fdsit Du9
. nein, talt bdnt bic net! sSefes Soft,
bic bore bic gnsel I'M 9tmmel finge!
Cos, Mlterle, iebt bebaur' t9 fe nime
mer, isBt bebaur' i'd Bios uns! SeTes
@ott, tpenn 9h ieBt Der Rubi pGrit,
unb i'd bic 2ind, ba fonteft Du ettpas
erleben!"
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IS besahlt Tdl.

Scr. Sobn @bite, SO SigbIano
Mbe., sSoulton, Maine, iaet: rSSsrrl
8inter uno Sriibiabr mar id liets
nit Suiten geplagt. Sd beriud;ta
9aes, ober nadoem i6 cine SOC
5lai6e Or. Sings gfeue gntoed,lllg
balb berbraudt, NOR mein Suitell
gang periduuuoen; oailelbe Geilltal
leBtell @inter. gon Ser @ite oieIer
Sails nno 2uneenmeoiainen bin id)
felt iiber5eugt. @arontiert gu baden
BEL aoolpb 9reiB uno Sc. Gobn &
SO. so Cts. uno 81. 8robefIaide
fret.
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Marft.8eriht
3 q II nj 10 ollie.

Gan Mntpnip. ger., %. Sept. :
Ordinary 3 1Il16 Cts; @oob Orbinalb
5 GIG Gents: 90p Mibbiina ~ Gents.
Mibblina 81 Gents; @Dob Mibbling
81 Gents; Wibbline 5air 9 gts.
COLLECTION, 1er., %. Sept -Drhtna, b
4 lll16 cts; @0ob Orbinarp 6 9I16 eta
YDu MiboIing 81 Gents; Wibbling
81 gents; @0ob Mibblina 81 gen's:
Wtbblina 6uir 10 Gents.
Retp OrIeams, ga, %. Gept :
gDub Ordinary z 1ll6 gts.: Som Wibt.
ling 85Il6 Gents: WiobIing 9III6 gts
9DDb Mi66ling 9I Cents; NibbIine
Hair 81 Gents
Wallmwollanlen uao oefenYrobuitl.
Trimn Baumwuuiamen NebI. pr
Tuttne 1926 90.
Wnumtu1 ufnraensO Del. rob. 81 u. % Cts.
Hrirna Baumtp0ninrnen Ruhen per
Tonne S24.25
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mnrnnf ea unkn4.tttt.

immerber m ietberin
rMit alabier foftet bic @tube breibia,
obne &labier atpanais Marf." -
9err: sd babe felbft Elm Sn<
ftrument!" = 3 / m ies
tberin: ga, oas mii1en mir bod
aud anbOren; ba tofet's 3immer alio
breibig!!1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24

SSunge 2eute io1en bel ben ST.
ten
Die Sbren auftun nno Die Wanler
bolten.
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Ia6 Der 56ei0ung.
skiN. non slft Frapsu-a kuaian.
(sdluB.)

(S1luB.)
Sm 3immer nebenan riibrte es ii6,
bic Jrau Griebensridttr rib bic Sbiir
auf, fie mar gang aufgerest.
Die aIte @obpbler 1T na9 @1affz
1aufe9 Wein aber! Ser Ora1' lit
dlfo fort9 Sefes @ott, Der arme
9urf1 bauret mid, i9 fdnn's garnet
fase, tpie febr."
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Der pforte!" pinfte Der Griebensri1z
ter. 90 fam cine aierli9e, iebr iunse
Grau In bic Nmtsftube. Sic griibte efn
ipenig berlesen. nabm bas neibe Wols
tu4 db, bas ibr f9males @ef9t9en
%einrabmte, ftri4 fi9 bas buntle feline
9u4tleib sldtt unb febte 1i9 auf bens
fslben StuhI, Der bisber BON benz jun
gen Wdnne e%insenommen porben par.
rgr 1T nod nidt b." iaste ie nit
btflnmmener @ttmme, upenr ih nlir
nt1t LANCE bd iparten muB."
Scr Griebensrihter bate iein Bud
perlaHen, ipoblsefdnis betradtete ct bic
bubfde 9efu9erin. .Sbr Mann 1T
f9on bier getpeien. er bat aber bas
Warten net fDnnen ertrase," fagte NIT
freunblidem Son Der @eieBesbiiter.
Die Jrau fubr 5ufammen, tie blidte
in ale eden, bann faste lie nit geIenfs
tenn Ropfe: nDas Rinb tpolte 70 larse
net f4lafe, unb i'd mag es fslbit Der
Mutter net san3 iiberldfe, ba es bod
fetnen Batter bat; Sic tpii7e tpobf, mir
fnb sei@ieben," febte fie fait flafernb
btn5u.
r@o, 70, sef9ieben! Sic iinb ses
fhiebtn! Nu ebe, unb gu tpas haben
Sic Sbre Mann borlabe laFe9 gs tit
mir gang aus benz Ropf fomme."
.aSn. es fol- feline @eri9tsfade iein.
Mas bente @ie aud, 9err Grtebensz
ridter. sd bab's Sbnt bod sef4riebe,
bab aIes freunbfdaftlid fem ion, aniz
fnen mir unb benz Rubi! gr bat mir
bas Rinb frettpinig ibergebe Bis gum
spDIfte Sabr, 1T es nidt fdSn BON
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tDurtett. mas bic Worlabung bebtute.
Die junse Gran mibte alfo reben.
Sit that e haftig, NIT einem perrGtbe>
ridden 3udeI bes blabrotben Munbes.
Dabei batte fe Elm fetngefhnibtes
a6fden In Der 6anb, has lie Dor ben
0riebensrinter binfteute. Die Rette
mii BEN Mnbdnaer aus Mmetbniteu.
BE Dbrrinqe. bic beiben flein.n Bro
imen. ems nit Werqihmeinnitt. bos
anbtre NIT einem WierfIee oefhmidt.
Ne tn0hte bic @olbfohen ibrerr c,fdies
beneu Mqnn. hermit auriiduebtr,. bo
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Hanmuoaiamea aao oefeuYrobult,
can antpnip. q. Sent. laQ,
NieA MART.

Sun N%ntonio. %. Sept. 1903
Ohieu $3.50 bis 1926 per 100 BIB
Rihe 81. 90 Bis So so.
BuIen unb rStags". 81. Is bis 1925
Sdhrlin9e $3.50 BIS 1915
Rdlber $3.50 Bis 1925.
Shnfe 3 100 big 3 .25.
Sieger $500 Bis 1925.
SHtueiue $3.50 bis 1925.
ct. 9pntS, %. Sept. 1908 Hinbpteb,
Nntibes 81 90 bis $40. Ferns . 8irb
g. O Bis $5.25
Shneine 90. so bis ST. Il
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Oft 5iirnt cine .Srau nur. Boz
nit mir tie ipater UNI 8er8eiburg
bitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-17

lthfDdref Ulffc.
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o~iii5icr Ger Arnicc. oifnctc bie hinge.
botc fir sic 2ieferulg zines lenfba'
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IN Sort Wpcr ollf oic Erobe gcItellt
lpcrocn ioQ. Ser gollon muB nab
bcn Spc5ifitotionen 5luei Ecricne!t
i'm 8cionnltgeluidlt bon $50 Tfnl10
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troQen uno BET WinbItiae 20 Meile;l
pro Stunoe 5uriiflegcn fonnen;
ollh nluB CT cine GouerIoGrtpro6e
beiteb4 uuo iein 8leid9eluid)t in
dllen Sdllen belpobreit, obne bob Der
Iernnult ieine Eoiition 0noert. Is
limo ied]s I%ngchpte 81 Ereiien uon
$1,000 bis $4,000 c%ingelalfenL ilGnl-
lid bon Gurl 6. Mepers. Sronffort.
H..y.; @m. Geiferid)eio bon Strea.
for, Sa.; Charles ). Strobel bon 20.
leoo, @; Sorrp .. Sfiler bon Ebi
looelpbio. Ya.; Sobn aairies polt
Mount Gernon. N.-9., uno u. W.
Grcecp bon @aihiugton. .. =. Rur
5lpcien bon oen angebotcn lpar ein
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Wntlgcr Snmpf 5luiidcn 9lrbcitcrn
nno EoliSiitcn.

Gbico0r, t6. Sonnar. Slt
Der @egcno bon 8arp, Sno., fam ca
qeIter1 Ibcno 5lt einen bcitiaell
Sample jlpild)en oreibi1 lmgoriidcn
Snbnarbeitern uno orei Goli;iltcn.
Die Sebtcrell~oou Ser llebermad)t Ser
Nngrciter b%eor1nQt, mad)telt Dor.
ibren Heuoluern @ebraud) ltnO to6te-
ten 5pei llngarn; mebrerc anoere ltn0
Elm Eoli5iIt muroen perpunoet. Gle
Eoli5ilten bnrrten i'm Sample aus.
Dis SeritGrtltngen eintraien uto Sic
lngariidJen Arbeiter III Die 3SIltd)t
trieben, 3mon5ig Ser IliriiDrer
mllroen ~perhaftct.
(m Eager ser. ulgoriideit Ar6ei-
ter. Sic bel Sem 9alt ser nellcn Solltb
Observation-Disclosures belddftigt lil,0,
NOR AM 9lbeno Elm Haonlt cntltonocn.
Wtbrere BON ibnen oeuolirten elm
ron iarbigen }lrbeitern belpobntcs
Belt unb trieben Die Neger, ionic ei-
men berbei eilenoen WGfter oltrd)
3eoolperid,iiiie binmeg. Ger aampi
nit Den EoIi5iiten iolgtc, ais bicic
Die Hu1cItorcr uerboftcn molltcn.
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Sramcritrifc crfolgrcidj bccnoct.

ScrantolL Go., t6. Sonunr.-
Ger Strife Der 9rnuerei. 4rbeitcr pom
Sadomonno.Gountp lit 0onit silnt
abitlub gelangt, OaB Die grauerci=
Selibcr lih 81 elmer 2obnerbobruhg
pom citcm Collar pro @od)t peritan.
nen. Die @rauereien meroen bon
MN an ais ngeihloiiene @~erfltGtte"
betrie6cr, unb iibcr Die 3abl Der Dir
beitaItnnoen pno dnbere 6ragen ioil
ELI Shieosgerift cntibeioen. Dir
Srallorbeiter gingen beitte miaber
ans @erf uno Sic Strifebred)er, mel
die bierber gefommen Daren, perben
neggeifidt.
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certifiSirter Gbed in Der @obe pon f.
Ero3cut oca pcrlon0ten FreileS bct.
gegebelL rpie Die Spe5iiifationen ea
erheiihen.
ao6len fir bic Shlodt-
id) 6lottc.
Nomirul Gomles. Gbci Oea Altarll=
itlmQS.9 Bureaus. eridien Dor Dem
Sult2 Nuaid)ub fiir 6lottets NnGclc-
ucnbcitcn. Inn iid) onl0Bith Der @e.
rutburG Ger 6lotten > GcrpiQigu1g2
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Irunrisco b%eiiltoet, iid uIf ctmo
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te or, nit elmer Ctnilgcn Nltanobn1c
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0iife Tobr5ClgC, ga o~merltuniidc
&bc0cr 81 Ger llebernnbmc 0Ca
transports icIbit niht gegen 2lui
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@runo Der @ciQPrumg iu9te Der No
miral, lei o%nQcgebcn lDoroen, bic
nmcritonii6cu Shifie tonnten ncbt
@elo peroiencn, mcnn lie lid nit otr
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mites iiir MilitGrsN ngclc9cnbcitcn,
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Der 9c}il8c BON Otfi5icrcn lnO Col
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cben Elm 9eri6t iiber 0cn Neriud)
Der 8crmenOung bon 9riqltettca ais
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den ooa 6log0idiff Connecticut
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gCrpicien,
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rttuoen.
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Senat cine Bill Elm, lpeld)c beitinnnt,
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eiuer Senounq Spirituoicn bel Sc.
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gugcnblid an Den lofolen 8ciebell
untCrmprfen lit.
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