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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04
Nearo Murdered surr0unded In earn

Lewistown, Pa, Dec. 4.-Frank Lee,
eolored, who shot and killed George
Porter, also colored, on Saturday night
because OF dispute over wages, Is sur
rounded in barn near McCoysville,
Junlata county.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04
sentenced for EmbezzIement..

Cincinnati, Dec. 4.--Edmond @, Low,
den, former bookkeeper of the Provi,
dent Savings bank of this city, who
was arrested in Baltimore ON a charge
of embezzling $4,000 from that institu.
ton. was sentenced TO the reformatory
on an indeterminate sentence Thursday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04
rhe A. Q. Brown 9 co. FaIIure.

New York. Dec. 4.-Llabllities Of 81,
1890 and assets Of $5,22S.123 are
shown In the schedules filed in the
United states district court for the
brokerage firm Of A. o. Brown Il Co.
which failed last summer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04
More Reelfoot indictments,

Union City Tenn, Dec. 4.--Twenty.
four additional indictments were re-
turned Thursday by the grand jury In.
yestlgating the recent raids Of the
Night Riders Of Reelfoot lake, bringing
the total number Of Indictments so far
returned to 1923.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04
Prominent Minnesotan suicides,

st. Paul, Dec 4.-Timothy X. Pal
mer, who resigned recently as presi
dent OF the Minnesota Mutual Life In.
surance Co., committed suicide Thurs.
day by shooting himself through the
head
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04
Automobile Victim pies.

New York. Dec. 4.-Mrs. Martha 8
Dudley of Topeka, Kan, who was
knocked down by an automobile while
crossing Broadway Wednesday eVsn
ing. died of her injuries at Roosevelt
hospital Thursday night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04
-Four Injured In ExpIosIon.

Pittsburg, Dec. 4.-f'our men were
seriously injured and a score OF others
narrowly escaped IN an explosion Of a
heating furnace al the Spang a. Chal
fant Co, plant In Etna Thursday night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-04

'DaIly Daily except Sunday.
All trains daily except locals SnA
Nos. and 10.
TOR further Information regarding
usins, call Information operator.
either 'phons, .sf4f l.,, /!
Il. n. NrBKRaALh.
Ticket Agent.
Phone sis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
Largest California Kiln Burns.

Hopland. Cal, Sept. 4.-The hop
drying kiln of the American hop and
barley company here today is a to-
tai loss as the result of fire dis
covered in the furnace room late yes
terday. The damage has not yet
been ascertalned. but is known TO be
extensive as this firm has the largest
plant in the state. The FIRE is
thought to have started from a de-
fective flue, although II is not con
sidered improbable that the disatis-
fed hop pickers who are on strike
for higher wages, maye have respon-
sible.
They are In an ugly mood and have
made repeated threats 10 injure
property unless their demands are
met by the producers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
ABE HUNNIEL TONY
PASTORS EXECUTOR
Omitted Press Leased wlrel


New York. Sept. Much intes-
est was taken here today in the news
that Abe Hummel, the New York and
former San Francisco attorney, dis
barred from practice here. has been
named as executor in the will OF the
late Tony Pastor. Hummel is also a
beneficiary under the will and his
sister, Bertha Hummel, Is appointed
co-administrator.
The lawyer is now in Paris, after
serving a term on Blackwells Island
for perjury, Pastor leave 10 him
gold watch and diamond studded
pin. Most of the property is left by
the deceased to his widow. In the
event of her not surviving him. Pas
tor directed that the property should
be divided among the heirs, after
$4,000. was given to the Actors
fund.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
WALk-OUT OF
HOP PICkfRS
THREATENED
Omitted Press Lcased wire.)

Ukiah, Cal, Sept. A. A general
strike of hop picKers now threatens
to complete the series of ill-fortunes
that have beset the hop growers of
the Uklah valley this season. TO-DAY
six ringleaders who tried to incito
the pickers to a general walkout are
under arrest and unless the situation
changes within the next "a hours Il
Is likely that more arrests will be
made and the entire force of work
ers will leave the fields.
Three hundred pickers employed
by Horst Brothers, have already re-
fused to work unless they are paid
a dollar per hundred pounds, which
means an increase of 90 cents over
the present scale.
The piekers are In an ugly mood
and are presenting their claims for
increased wages with a defiance that
has caused the local authorities to
prepare for an outbreak. Damage to
property is feared. The crop is only
one-third harvested and in case
strike is declared, will be almost
total loss. Many growers are already
harvesting mnder a great loss this
season, on account of the low price
hops are bringing In the market.
They have also suffered from a scar
city of labor and for this season are
at the mercy of the pickers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
MORGAN DENIES CONNECTION
WITH NEW THEATER

New York, Sept. 4.-"The only in
terest / have IN the new Maxine
Elliott theater is TO get a free ticket
on the opening night" is the reply of
j. Plerpont Morgan to a question put
to him while he awaited the arrival
OF Miss Elliott on the steamer
Adriatic.
The actress when she heard the
story, assured the fnancler that he
would receive ticket.
The report that the new play house
which will open in December. is to
be backed by Morgan, that, In other
words, he is TO be its angel" was
positively denied by Miss Elliott.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO SPEND
FIFTY MILLIONS ON ROAD

Nthlteu lress Leased Wire.D
New York. Sept. Avail street Is
interested today in an authentic re-
port that the Southern Pacific rail-
road will expend s5O,000,000 in
completing 1000 miles of projected
lines. The money is to be raised be-
fore 1910. Financiers declare the
road will have no difficulty in rails.
Ing the repaired sum.
Also, according to the well-in-
formed, It is ridiculous to suppose
that s75.000.0O of Southern Pacific
a per cent preferred stock not out
standing will be redemmed by any
bond issue. Unless all plans go astray
this stock will be converted into
Southern Pacific common. thereby
relieving the income OF Southern Pa
cific OF some s5,2OO,OO0 of preferred
dividends, which TO all practical pur-
poses are a fixed charge.
This would clear the decks for ar
ranging the financial program OF
Southern Pacific Of which the times
are ripe, should be inaugurated early
next year Barring accidents, this
financing In all probability will cal
for the authorization OF 100000.
900 OF bonds convertible into South
ern Pacific common at whateves
price conditions may warrant. This
would amply finance all the require
ments of the company for several
years, ana bring to completion lts
program of physical expansion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
ORCHARD IS
NO LONGER
A "TRUSTY"

Boise Ida, Sept. 4.--Members of
the Idaho state prison board, angry
because Warden Whitney had seen
fit TO make a "trusty" out of Harry
orchard, have given strict orders to
that official to treat the slayer OF
Former Governor s.eunenberger the
same as other prisoners serving a
life term.
Complaint wa made TO the board
that as soon as Orchards death sen
tence was commutad to life imprlson-
ment the warden took him under h s
charge as "trusty," and that the
prisoner was not compelled TO wear
either the regular prison garb or a
number.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
NEWS FROM HERE.
THERE AND EVERYWHERE

Colonel Henry NJ. Nevious, of Red
BLUM, N. j., was elected by the
members OF the q. A. r., at Toledo,
o., convention, their commander
Federal employees have been
warned from Washington that II
they resign for the purpose of taking
up politics, they cannot again enter
the civil service.
Chester Jordan, an actor, has con-
fessed to numbering his wife. Mrs.
lIonorah Jordan, an actress 23 years
OF age. dlssecting the body and burn
ing part OF Il In the furnace and the
rest In the kitchen range. The con-
fession followed the discovery OF the
charred remains last night.
California suffragettes were givon
better treatment by the Democratic
convention than by the Republican
convention, when the former yester-
day pledged their state Legislature
~ elected. TO submit the right OF
women to vote TO u state election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
CHILD is KIDNAPPED
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT

Site" frees Leaeed Wire
Cnicago, Sept. i.-Golden Ander-
son, the S-year-old son OF william
Anderson, assistant auditor of the
Illinois Steel company, was kidnapped
today while playing in front of hi.
nome In this city, and 1t is supposed
VIII be held for ransom.
Several women of the neighbo.-
hood saw strange man drive up In
a light wagon. He stopped. alighted
and without attracting particular at
tention approached the little boy.
Suddenly the man seized the boy
and holding him under his arm.
sprang into the wagon and drove
rapidly away. The case is myster-
ious as Anderson Is well-to-do but
not wealthy.
There Is no doubt, according TO
the witnesses, that the man had par
ticular designs on the Anderson child
and did not kidnap him at random.
A general alarm has been sent our
through police channels and private
detective agencies have been employ
ed in the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
rs FOR
| WATER BUT
GETS DEAD


Nii'sd fFess Leased Wire
Atyp Sept. l.-The morgue
are today working with the
a an effort to anravel what
'sli to be a grewsome mystery
r. u a startling manner in the
o. the body OF w. G. Alex
Tie woman lowered a bucket
|'alsT into the old Orr dltea
'sas through the heart of the
ME residence district OF the
!" when she started to raise
sp'asle It contained the head
She had not noticed the
~ boating down the ditch.
NHoe believe the dead man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04

be Enormously rich In phosphates.
rivalling the deposits owned by the
British on Christmas island. The
two men will go to Paris and return
Immediately with sufficient capital
to begin the work of developing the
deposits for the French market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
Ill. STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER T.,

.rocial offering of Fall Underwear at this season of
s vsar might strange to you at first, but se-
-, tbought brings to mind that in only a few day,
old lack Frost Will be sneakng around trying to get
, ot YOU big purchase of Union Suits direct from
49, mill enables us offer real $1.00 values for 75c.
,Id ve bought these in less than original cases we
lid not sell them for less than $100 a suit. Sec
SIsplay in our Court Street Window /.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
FRENCH FIND ISLANDS
RICH IN PHOSPHATES
NnIted press Lensed MIC. !

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-Two COM
missioners of the French govern
ment, Albert Bonnel de Mezlere and
Iohn stephens, are In this city to-
lay on their return from the explora-
ton OF an island in the Plemotu
group near Tahiti, which Is said 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04

Lord Sackville West, who was re-
called from the Office OF British min
ister to the U. S. at the request OF
President Cleveland in 1888, died m
England yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04

A young persons kid of wit Is
usually the kind that gives an old
person nervous prostration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04

The great advantage TO man IN
marriage Is that It protects him from
his pleasures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04
New Notaries.

Samuel F. owen. ]. A. Bowling.
Portland; w. w. Trayillion, Baker
City; r. r. Ryan, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04

The Wright aeroplane, at Lemans,
yesterday few six miles In ten min
utes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-04

was a victim of a foul play as the
body showed signs OF violence. ana
are investigating on this theory.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
JlndJt aus sibirien.

Der idmeioeriide Sprodlebrer
@ebri aus Morges (Moriee) i'm
9anton @aaot balt gegenipartig in
Der Shmei8 8ortr1ge iiber feline
G%rlebnifie in AuBlano uno Sibirien.
gr mar als 2ebrer nod Sbitomir
gefommen uno BORT nit &reilen, Die
ben 8eborben beroadtig erl6ienen
IN 8eriibrung geratep. GiHes i1on-
men Worgens lab er binter Den
erauen Maliern bes @efangnilies
bon Sbitomir; nod adt Monoten
erlt puroe i'm Ser 8ro5eB gernabt,
Der nit ieiner 8erurteilung CUR De
portation na6 Sibirien enbtgte. Sim
3. auguit 1907 trat @ebri bie large
5abrt an, Die i'm nod einem melt
bergelieren, aus flint 9iitten be-
itebenoen 9orfden inn 8lnBgebiete
Der Siduila fiibren ioate. SIM 81
ienbobn5use ein9 es 3und6it no9
Stem; i'm oortigen @efdngniBbof iab
@ebri Die 2eute nit ser Grridtung
etltes 0algenS be1dattlgt uno era
f1lbr, oaB neun ieiner 8efdbrten
om folgenoen Morgen ge66ngt luer-
Den foaten. Sbn ielber fiibrte Ser
3ug ipeiter nod @ursf; oie So6rt
mar idredli6, 90 Die @efangenen
peoer auhteben nod iid nieberlegen
ourftenb ionoern 5meimol pieruno-
5man5ig Stunoen lang iiseno aus
harreno muBten. Sn 3ltla puroe
@ebri nit al1oern Sdftlingen, nod
Dem man olen, aud oen Srallen, oie
Setter ongei6mieoet bate, ilt einem
@efaugnis u1terge6rabt oas in
GuBlano als Mlliterbaii gift; Die
8erbamten fa1loen es a6er bon Ell
ner beilpieaolen Menge bon @an5eu
bemobnt. Die 9eboublung tuar bis
oobin nidt idlimm gemeierL iett
erbielt aber @ebris &olonte ols Set
fer einen bohit brutalen Meni6en,
Ser BEL DISQUALIFICATION Sen S9uI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
@abI Mnsetgew.
sSHr Sherfff.

Sic vSreie &refe fir Seyas" lit auto
%riiiert, or5u5eieelL baB 8. 9. 2tn6z
e b &unbiDnt fir oas Imt zines Sberlfts
bon 8egar County lit unb ii6 Der Cut
iGeibung Ser Den1ofratii6en Yrimdr1
tpablen nntertpirft.
Sic uSreie 9refie fir Seras lit auto
%riliert, ar5u5eigen, bab Sames W G.
gIpsfep &aubtbat fir oas Gmt
bes S6eriffs bon gegar County lit nnb
li6 be1l bernpfratii6en Srimdrtpablen i'm
Sl1li nllteripirft.
Sic uSreie Sreie fir Segas" it
attorifiert, an5u5eigen, oaR @ n. S.
@ofort6 &anbibat fir bas Intt eiz
nes 56eriffs bon 8erar gourtp 1T ntb
ii6 Der gnti6eibnng Ser bemofratiI6en
Rri1ndrfpablen nnterfpirft.
Sic uSreie Grefe" lit outoriiiert,
@cprge SurfeD als &anoibat fir
bas @n1t Beg 5beriffs bon 8erar
County, abbdngig bon ben int SSuli 81
baltenoen bempfrntii6en Standardization,
ansufiinbiee.s.
Sic "nSreie 8re1e fir Segas it
olttpriiiert, on5u5ei9en, baB 6 q 8. 9.
6tebens &orlbibot fir bas In1t Ell
nes 9beriffs bon gerar County 1T nnp
ii6 ser @ntideibuns Der betnofratii6en
8rimdrfpablen ul1teriptrft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26

Sen letten fiilf5ig So1ren oos Na.
tionolitGtsgefiibl iiberoa erlpaht 1T
llrlo ooB ii6 beute als ugolt" fublt,
mas lrtall friiber ~iiberboupt nidt als
Soft aageieben bat. 9as ma6t nun,
ga lfloll friiber BET Der poltt11de11
Ginteillr1g ser 261loer ii6 menig an
oie N%otio11alitGt Ser 9emobner febrte,
ulter llulitanoen eroBe S9piert9fet-
tel1. 60 oud in Noro-S6lestpig.
@ir iil1o inlnler Ser aniift getpeie11,
es lpGre better geipelen, mel1n man
Die i'm Groger Srieoen entbaltere Sc
Thinning, oob oie odniiden Sc.
bietsteile S9lesmigs bel 9anemorf
bleiben iolten, 5ur ausfiibrung ge=
brodt bGtte ulto bie neltere1 grei9@
ri1ie beltGtigen uns MIR in o1eler
aniidt. Seet 1T es oofar freili6 gu
gn1t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
Sir Gpmmtp=G lerf.

Die uSreie 8reiie fir Teras" lit ans
t~oriiiert, an5u5ei9en, 6af Bibta an g.
5amiIton &anbibat fir oas Nm1
bes gouutb>gIerfs bon 8erar Count
lit unb 5i9 ben bemofratii9en Yrimdrs
ipablen i'm Suli n%nterfpirft.
Sic nSreie 8reiIe fir Segas~ 1T aus
to~riIiert, ar5u5etgen, bab @tfe S.
6 Campbell &arbioat fir bas Imt BEG
gountDSglerfs bon 8egar County lit nnl
ii9 ben bemofratiiden Brimdrtpablen i'm
Suli unteripirft.
Sic oSreie Gre1e" lit autoriiieri
Sranf 81. Nepton a[s &at1bibai
fir bas Mnt bes Gpunth gIeri
bon 8erar County, abbdngig bon Der
AM %. Suli asubaltenben bemofratii6er
9rimdripablen, arsufiinoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-26
Die branmidmeisiide sbrunfplse.

@ie oie 9epeiden 9elneloet bobelL
lit Ser iiag1te Sobn oes Ser5ogs BON
Cumberland, oes ebemtaligen &ron-
I prir1sen BON @atmoper, in Die baperl=
Ihe Mrmee, uno oa1nit allo IN ben
Seeresperbol1o oes oeutlben Heides
/ eingetreten. 9ieier gintritt fonnte
natiirlid ridt obue 3ultilnmung oes
oeutiden &aiiers erfolgen uno es
boben alerlei 8erbanol1ngen 5fpi=
idel1 Dem Safer, Dem 8rin5=Gegenz
ten BON 8apern Dem Ser5og bon
Cumberland urb Dem aaiier BON
Seiterreid iiber oielen @egenItono
Fottgefunoen. SdlieBlid bat Der
gumberlanoer oeln beutlden &ailer
aud nod brett cine 9epeihe 5uge=
ldidt u1o inn BEN @intritt ieines
Sobnes in Die @rn1ee gemeloet.
Mnes oies lillo lltl3peifelbaft Set
den elmer Mnndberung 5miidell Dem
Ser5og uno Dem &aiier, mon mlB
fi9 ober bitten, ibret 8ert 5u bod
oll5ui6laeen. @enn beute gewiiie3ei=
turgen in 9euti6lalto uno geipilie
&orrelponoenten englii6er glatter
i6lanfmeg bebaupten Ser 5treit ani-
iden Dem banltoperiden &onigsbauie
ul1o Ser preuBiiden &egierung lei
beigelegt; man babe einen aompro-
miB abgei1lolIen, Der iiingite Sobn
oesSer5ogs Der eben IN Die baperilde
@rrnee eingetretene 3rin5 @rult @u-
quit, per5idte auf 9arnoper nno
peroe Ser5og BON 8raunidDeig, 10
1T oas ipobl gu ipeit gegatlgerl. Denn
tatid1li6 bat iid an ben 8erbaltnii=
fen nidts geanoert; meoer Der Ser
5og bon Cumberland nod Iein altc-
tier Sobn i6eiuen 5n einem 8er5i6t
allf ibre Mnipriihe eeleigt gu iein
uto obne ei1en iolden aaleitigen
Ber5idt oes ebelnaligen bonnoperiden
&onigsbauies lit ihmerlih 0aron 51
beffen, oaB ELM Wiitglie0 oieies Sau<
les Die &egierltng zines oeuti6en
8unbeslanoes iibernebmen 'peroe.
Gang ribtig beurteilt Die uSdgl.
Nunbi6au" Die Sitnation me1tlt tie
Iagt. Ser 9er5og BON Cumberland
bdtte BEN ummeg iiber Miinden gar
nidt gu nebmen gebraubt. gs eiebt
fir i'm MIR einell @eg, oos lit Der
oirefte @eg an oen 8unoesrat, ulto
5tpor Die Mtitteilung oortbtn, oab
er fir Iid) uno iein gatl5es Saus ein=
nlto fir allemol ieomeoen Inipr1d
auf @allnoper fallen laile. Wit Die
Ter Entertaining bes preuBii6en BE
iislton6es itiilloe linn Der @eg nod
9raunidipeig offen, gleibpiel, oh Ell
rer iei1ter Sobne in Bayern oient
ODER nidt. Siioes ideirt uns ser
Ser5og BON FOLDER Inerfenntnis mel
ter entfernt git iein aIs ie. @are Is
linn ernitbnft Inn BEN Srieoen nit
9reltBel1 gu tint 10 butte fem alteiter
Sobn 8rin5 @eorg @ilbelm in bape-
rii9ell 9iellit tretel miiiien. Der
gintritt bes iiingeren 8rin3en laBt
ben SdlnB Sit, oaB Der Ser5og 5tpar
nidt eeluillt tit, oieiem oen 8er5i6t
auf @anntoper 81 perbieter, fir iid
aber liib ieinen alteren Sobn Sen
friiberet Infpru6 aufrebt gu erbal=
ten. Dab Der 8unoesrat elmer iol-
den 2oiung Der braunibmeigii6en
6rage nientals 5uItimmen piiroe,
braltd)t niht erit periidert gu mer=
ben"
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Sistrift=Gferf.

9ie nSreie 9reiIe fir Segas" lit ail>
t%oriiiert, Serrn Inbreas Coz il.
als &%anoiSaten fir bas Amt bes 9iItriftz
glerfs bon 8erar County, abbdngig bon
ben oemofratii6en Yrimdrnablen i'm
Sllli. ansufiinbieeu.
9ie uSreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit anz
toriiiert, Nn9nt 8iefenba6 als
&anbibat fir bas Anit bes 9itrifts
@lerfs, abbdn9ig bon ben oemofrnz
tiI6en 8r~imdripablen, au5u6eieen.
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Stir Gpnftabler. 9rectnft So. 1.

Sic uSreie YreiIe fir Segas~ 1T an.
toriliert, ~an8n5eigen, baB Y. S
Heebes &anbibat fir oas @n1t oes
g~on1tablerS in 8recinft $50. 1 1T uni
it6 Der gnt16eibun9 Der bemofratiI6et
Y~rindripablen nnterpirft.
Sic oSreie Brene fir Eegas" 1T alt.
toriIiert, an8u5ei9en, baB S. CD. @tl:
&aroibat fir Das Nmt bes Con.
ltabler Breeinft SEQ. 1 1T unb ii6 Del
grti6eibune Der bemofratii6en 8rimdr.
tpablen n%ntertpirft.
Sic nSreie EreHe fir Seras1 it ali.
tnriIiert, an5n5eiaent oaB Sobn e
Srainer@ anbibat fir Das Imt Deg
gonltabler Grecinft $50. l 1T nno it'd
Der gnti6eibnng Der ~bemofratii6en Eri=
mGrpablen unterfpirft.
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Sir Gpuntp= antualt.

u9ie uSreie Gre6e fiir Segas" lit alt~
toriiiert, &errn @eprge 9nntreb
als &anbibaten fin bas Mmt bes gountp&
Inipalts, abbdipie bon ben bemofratiz
i6en Yrimdripablen an5nfHt1oigen.
Sic uSreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit atz
foriiiert, So m S. 81 e III 0 n als &au&
bibat fir 8ieberipab1 fir bas Imt bes
onntbannaItes bon 8eyar
County, ~abbdngig BON Den am 25. Suli
itattfinoenoen bemofratii9en 8rimdrs
fpa6lert, an5ufuttoi9ef1.
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Biir 1ricbengridter 9reeinft /

Die uSreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit all=
to%riiiert, Sarrb 9erbberg ala
&m1oibat fir bas Nmt bes Sriebensz
rt6ters, 8recir1ft SO. 1, 8lab 2.
(iebt bon Ben. g. Sisf be1ebt) ab6dngie
bon ben oenotratiiden Brimdripabler
an5ufilnoigen.
Sic .Sreie Yreiie fir Seras~ 1T alts
toriiiert. 8en9. Sisf ais &arloioat
fir &ieberfpabl fin oas Pint oes Sriee
De II Ell 6, 8recinft 1, Blab 2.
abbdngig bon ben oemofratii6eu 8rie
m%aripablen, an5ufii1bi9en.
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Stir Gpuntp=Gidter.

Sic oSreie 8refie fir Seras" 1T nttoris
1iert, ail5u5eigenL baB 5err S9eooore
6arris &anbioat fir 0as Imt zines
gont1tbri6ters bon 8eTar gonntb lit
ullo itd Ser gnt1beibltng Der bemofratiz
iden Yrimdrtpabl untertpirft.
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sir Siitriftan,ualt.

Sic uSreie greiie fir Seras" lit alls
toriiiert, ail5nfinbigen, baB Serr sc +
0 guile &anbioat fir bas I1nt bes
9iitriftantpalts lit unb 5i6 Der @ntI6ei=
bnng Ser benlofratii6en Brimdrtpablen
am 25. sslili unteripirft.
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Wte n htes,

Wir bIeren etnbunoert Douars Belobz
ning fir ieben SAL bon &atarrb, Der
ni6t our6 @innebmen bon Snu's &as
farrbz&1ir gebeiIt fperben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & Co., gi9entb.
$olebo. 8.
@ir, bic llnter5eidneten, baben s. S.
gbenep ieit ben lebten Is Sabren ees
farut iino balten i'm fir boufommen e6z
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
nno finan5ieu befdbigt, ale bon Ieiner
Sirrla eingegangenen @erbinoli6teiten
gu erfiilen
8ef & Srnar, @robbanbelsz 9ro>
9uiiten, Solebo, 8.
8 oI6tne. &innnn & Marpin,
9roBbanoeIss 9roauiiten. Soleoo, 8.
Sails &atarrbs&llr tpirb innerli6 gea
nornmen un0 fpirft brett auf oas 8Iut
uno Die i6leimisen OberfIdden Deg
SDitems. 3elaniiie fret n%erianot. Breis
70 Gents per Slaf6e. 8erfauft bon alien
gpotbeferit.
Sails Gamifieusgi uen finb Die beiten.
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Stir Grepraiemtant.

Sic nSreie BreIIe fir Seras" lit als
toriltert, Serrn geiter $. g r
re1I als NeprdIentant fin ben britteli
9lab IN 8erar County, abbdngig bon
ben bemofratii6en Yrimdripablen, ait5u@
filnbieen.
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Sir Gpnntb= Gdatmeiiter.

Sic uSreie 9reiie fir Segas1 lit ait@
tpriiiert, sc. 6. (gbarlie) Sbiner
als &anoibat fir County 56ab<
m e | iter, ~abbdn9i9 BON ben bemofratiz
iden 8rirudripablen AMI 25. Snli 1908
an5ufiinoigen. Sbre lltteritiisun9 erbe@
Ian
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