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Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
JOHN CLINE AND SONS
 REGAIN THEIR FREEDOM
They Were Released by Judge Nave Yesterday on a Writ of Habeas Cor pus.

The prosecution will have to find more evidence. or at least some evi- dence against John Cline and his sons lately held to the Gila county grand jury on the charge of murdering Charles Edwards near Roosevelt on January 13. The defendants were held without bah and arrangements were being made to transfer the elder Cline to Tucson pending the bringing of the matter before the grand jury.
 Judge A. C. Baker. the chief counsel for the defense immediately after the making of the order holding the Clines announced that an application would be made to Judge Nave for their re- lease on q writ of habeas corpus The application was prepared, based on the ground that there had been abso- lutely no evidence against an yof the Clines.
 The matter was presented tO Judge Nave yesterday and later in the day Judge Baker received a telegram from Globe saying that the defendants had been discharged without bail.
 The principal evidence before the committing magistrate against the Clines was showing that there had been i'll feeling between them and Ed wards and that one of the sons had left Roosevelt the same day Edwards did, only short time after the de- parture of Edwards.
 John Cline when he was brought to Phoenix said that he expected to prove an alibi by Guy Soloman, young man of that neighborhood. who had come to his place on the evening of the day when Edwards was shot and that while he was there two or three shots were heard. Solomon at the eXamina- tion said that he had been at the house of the Clines and had heard the shots. but he could not recall having seen John Cline. though he had been talking to one of the sons.
 But as there had been no evidence against the Clines an alibi was not es- sential
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
CAPTURED H0RSEIH!tVfS
 HEMMED IN BY FLOODS
They Were Taken at Gila Bend Yes terday Four Days Out From Mesa.

J. F. Howard and F. Odell who have been wanted for horse stealing at Mesa. were captured early yesterday morning fifteen miles west of Gila Bend by Deputy Sheriff Williams. The property consisting of two iron gray mares two sets of harness and a dou ble seated rig, was stolen from various parties about Mesa on February 13. The matter was reported to the office of the sheriff the following day. In- quiry was made in various directions and it ,yas found that on the 14th there was no danger of the thieves getting far. though it was not known where they were. The Gila and the Salt were not fordable at any point, so it was certain that the fugitives were somewhere on that big tongue of land. It was also pretty certain that there were very few crossings that they would dare attempt for several days. The most likely would be the Gila crossing.
 On Saturday Deputy Sheriff Olea
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18

good humor. His makeup and cos tune was almost without parallel as a unique attire.
 Of the songs which were interpolat- ed. some of them will never be hits, but such as Put Me Among the Girls" Don't You Think It Time to Marry" and T Shall Marry Him to Make a Home for Mother" were cs- pecially catchy and were accorded a number of recalls. Aside from the ef- fervescing fun the scenic effects were fine. the settings rich and the cos tunes lavish. The chorus had a few very well trained voices. but after all it takes Jimmy Powers to make the show distinguished success.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18

McKee's ad today: lower prizes.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera- tion, irregularities, periodic pains, backache. Why don't you try it :?
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
IT WAS ACCIDENTAL.
Miss Gordon Acquitted of the Killing
 of Denver Policeman.

Denver. Feb. 1.-The jury in the case of Miss Beatrice Gordon. charged with the murder of Deputy Sheriff w. O. Shirey, tonight returned a verdict of acquittal. Miss Gordon. on the
 stand, told of her relations with Shir- ey, with whom she lived as house. keeper for a number of years. It is claimed that on the night of the kill
 ing she was preparing to leave the
 Shirey home and sever her relations
 with the man. He had abused her constantly during the years she was with him. On this night he advised her to kill herself. In the struggle for the possession of a revlover the wea- pon was discharged and Shirey was killed. The jury was out less than an hour.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
AmuSementS
A BEAUTIFUL PLAY

1 The influence of the Savior of man.
 kind permeates and illumines every
 scene of "The Holy City" Clarence
 Bennetts powerful religious play.
 which is to be the offering at the Dor
 ris theater on Tuesday, Feb. 18th. This
 is all the more remarkable when the fact is considered that He does not appear upon the stage. Mir. Ben
 nett has so ingeniously and master , fully conjured up the atmosphe.T of
 those bitter days, 2000 years ago, when the Son of God met His death upon the hill of Calvary in expiation of the sins of man, that the spectator uncon- sciously feels the nearness of the teacher and guide who is so constant ly referred to.
 This is one of the reasons that has prompted SO many clergymen to heartily endorse the play and to rec ommend it not only to protesting Christians, but to all seekers after truth whatever their faith The play is not an adaptation of the scripturai story. It is the scriptural story with out alteration or change. the narrative recorded by the evangelists. There is an added story, which deals with the love of Salome, the daughter of Hero dias, for Marius, a young Roman, but that is entirely separate and distince and does not detract from the other story of the persecution, death and glorious resurrection of the Christ
 The play is presented by company of rare excellence. Nearly all of the parts and character parts and players having especial facility in the delin- cation of strongly marked roles were chosen for the principal characters. The settings are usually ornate. mas sive and rich, and the costuming is ln irh in, thn
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
The Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
 For March

have arrived We have also received plentiful SUD- ply of monthly style books which may be had free of charge. Get yours today.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
HENRY ". sAvAeE,s WOODLAND

Henry w. Savage's revival of Pixley and Luders' opera. Woodland" which has been called a fantasy of the forest will be the attraction at the Doris opera house, on Feb. A and the the ater going public of Phoenix is war ranted in anticipating with great pleasure this work by authors whose names have never been associated with a failure. and whose Prince of Pilsen," and King Dodo" are familiar to all lovers of clean, true musical comedy throughout the country.
 The story that MT. Pixley has writ ten is something out of the ordinary. and anything novel in a comic opera libretto today is not only rare but commendable. All the characters in the play are birds and not once is
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
FOR RELIEF OF RUEH
A Continuance of the Arguments Be
 fors Justice lawor

San Francisco, Feb. 17.-Immunity contracts, the right of the district at tOrney to promise immunity, and charges of broken faith, made by both sides. were the subjects of arguments before Judge Lawlor, which occupied the entire day.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND

is proven by the following letters.
 Mrs. Mary Wood, of Christiana, Tenn, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
 "I had the worst form of female to - pieces 'T Sometimes @ suffered sc, SO rnueb m h that it seemed as though could not live.
 II began to take Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound and now I feel like different person. Your medi- cine is worth its weight in gold, and I cannot say enough for your advice. '"
 Mrs. Wallace Wilson, Thompson vile, Conn, writes to Mrs. Pinkham |:
 II was all run down, nervous, and could not rest nights. Doctors failed to help me. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound restored me to perfect
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18

Assistant District Attorney John O'Gara opposed the motion Of Henry Ach. leading counsel for Kuef to va cate the arraignment of defendant that he might be able to attack the
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18

Organic disturbances of the femin- inc system act like a firebrand on the nerves of women, often driving them fairly frantic.
 A nervous, irritable woman is a source of misery not only to herself, but to all those who come under her influence. That such conditions can be entirely overcome by taking
Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
SPANISH BOMB THRoWER

Barcelona Spain Feb. 1.-Two bombs were exploded here today kill ing a woman and wounding a man and a child
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20

Den &ollfmonn, Oic bcIten Sellte, Die
CT grbaIten fam, in ieinen 0ienIt 81
1tellet, ober luern Gin completes Mo-
llopol erllttrt, brautt man feline Seu-
tc NIT 0ebirn, Ooun tbllt's olld) -
elm Sdpicgeriobn. Der &Gtfcr bat
ooltn notbgcOrllngcn sum Monopoli.
item 81 tommelt, mclll er @aare ia.
ben nil, mo Scr NonOlltngsreiienOe
lit ilberfliiiiig gemorOcn.
Gic 3cit, eincn llcbclItnnO 5l Der
b%eiIern, lit Damn oil bette, mclllt Der
l(ebelltono chen b~rlonncu bat. 2GBt
man i'm aher arml0ieL Damn fiibrt
er llll5Dcifelbnit }llr &atnItropbc.
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Elm lnngldmes iein Gin completes Mo-
llopol mag tod in wcitcr 6crue lie
gen, Ober mcnll Die ieet bcrrid)cnOe
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lid bis 5llln complctcn Wonopol.
NcNn Is ctma5 @lrtcS it, 0aB 9lQc,
Die clllem @cIddit2}pci1 %nngeb0rcni
iih 81 elmer Corporation %5llinmmcl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20
Sdicft iidj in Die Srmlt.

Fortunate 2d6oreIlp, Elm SdJipieger.
iobn beS italiGnil6en Spniuls,
mndt in einem anfaa bon sc.
bcnSiibcrbruB einen S%elbItmorO.
pcriud). - @irb jcbenfaqs ge.
nelen.
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ten nit ieiner Shpicecrmutter aus
oenl Mcgc 81 gcber, idob lid 8ortlt'
nato 2a6orelo, ein Shmicgeriobn
Ocs itolieniihen Goniuls Erospero
Sdinffino, geitern Worgen mittellt
zines 32.falibrigen Iepolpers in lei
lter Wobnung, s. Ii. GrcBtnan.S Ctr,
@albroof, in 0ie linfe Settle Der
gruIt, Gr pcrlieb g~eitern Mprgen
gegcn $50 ll6r feline Wobnung unh
ging in Die Staot; bier p%erpf6nocte
tr lpoter elllcn mertbpouen CLAIMANT
Ting fir So unb fauite ii6 nit Dem
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5uriifgefcbrt, iebte er iid) auf Sic &c.
rnnba, ridtete bic 8affe gcqen ieillc
9rilIt uno oriidte los. Die augcl
brong etlpa 5mei 3oa untcrbolb beS
0I5ens in Sen &orper Gin uno fam
an Niiden ipicoer beralts. Ir. Scr.
Cert 3epp bon Nr. 1885, @~cIt.Nortr,
apcultc, lcgte inn eiien Hotbperbano
al; born puroe ser 2ebensmiioc I'M
E%atroluagcn bcs nor6pcitli6en 81.
ltrifts nod bcm ct. SolcpbS.Soipitol
gcbraht. 0ic 4crSte baltcn ieincn
3uitanO iiir nidt unmittclbar aci1br.
lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20
Sobn u. Scrn bier,

Ser bemofrotiiGe &icc ErGIiOcnt-
ihoitS.Gon0iOot triiit in 9aIti-
more Elm. - @r bat bier Ertpnt.
0cIdGite 81 %beIorgcn. - Spridt
in Baltimore 5iucimol am Niitt-
nod 2(6enO.
Ger ocnlofrotiide &icc 3 ErGiioent.
id)afts- Gon0iont So6n ". &crn trui
0cItcrn Sornittag ortf Dem l(nioN.
9abnbof bier bon Chicago eiu, un6
Oo CT ieine 9lnflnft ni6t oltgcnteloct
bate, mar Scrr &ern bcrcita I'M So
tel Henncrt, ais @plpcrncllr Grotbcr5
lunO General Wltrrop Gan0ipcr 81
iciner 9cgriibung oltf Sen 9abnbof
toIrlcn. Som Sotcl bate iif Serr
&crn, melder iid IN decentralization
bier befinoet, rnOcr5iigIid III 0ns 9ii.
0cs HCd)tsomoIteS {. Somoro
Gmbcrt i'm @1ltitables@ c61uoe beges
ben, nm sort Die 2lusiogcn pom Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20
8rcicc cntlaitct Jranf Sruiur, jun.

Ger iilngc Sromn ange6lih uniful-
big at Der 8lltft 9rciee's aus
Dem Woiint Sopc.Srren-gipl. -
9rciec miro iib ipegen MiBad).
tltng bes @erihts 5,i perantpor'
ten baber.
Ser iungc 2eiter @reiee, melder
ont GonncrItag ,Nudnittag aus Dem
Tolmt Scope. Srrcn.9lipl cntilob, CAB
g~eitern sic c%mpbatiid)c grfl1rung ab,
bab Sr. 6ranf 9romn, iul., all lei.
ncr (Sreiee's) Sludt Ourdous feline
Sdulo treffc. @r (grciec) babe lib
pielmebr 6ereitS ouBerbalb oes 9iplS
oui Der 2onoltrobe ~bcfunben, ent.
idloiicn, nah Baltimore SIT nanocrn.
als 9rotpn i'm auf ieinc Bitten in
Dem Iutpmobil Elnt 5u nebmcn &C.
ltottet babe. Der iHnge. 8romn be.
itatigte 6ieic gcballptung unb fiigtc
bin5u, oaB ct bel ieinem 9eiude iii
Der gnitalt ieinem Sre1inbe 9reiee
gum I"lsbarren in berielben geratbeu
babe. Iie beiben 8reunoc baben bic
Gadyt bon Ionneritug ouf 5reitag
ot cincm 8iih.llier am 9uib.Niuer
perbradt uno iubren anl 5rcitug nad
Baltimore, mo greiee iid lit ber@ob.
nltng icincr Illtter, Nr. I'LL, Horb"
Golpertitrabc, begab.
8eltcrn Morgen eridien 9reiec in
Vcalcitrng iciner anpdlte i'm areis-
gcridt SIT Eomion, UNI iif Dor Tid)'
ter gurfe, pcld)cr i'm ieiuer Belt ber
gnItolt iiberipies, megen Niba6tung
6eS @erid1tes 81 pcrantnorter. Nif'
ter 9urfc mar ober nid)t anncienb;
an lciner Stclle entlieB Gidter Quit
cor Sen iulgen Wann bis gum Won.
tag in sic Sbbut i%eilier Muttcr.
Somcit pcrlnutet, mer6en wc0er
Or. Gb. g. Sill, Der Superintendent
bon Nollnt Scope, nod 9reIec'S 80
milie anltrcngungen MAIDEN, Oet
illngen Mann in Die anitalt 5uriid5r.
bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20
!9cntc! - Sarmunic! = !Scrttr.
Gmartctt. Ercisiingcu,
Vcnfcrt'S (Eubr's) Earf,
SuricD-Gagc.
(26I)
@on Sntrrc6c fir Srancn.

GongrcB OcS Sereins fir 0eburtS
biilfc mo Sroilcl1 = aranfhciten.
-Sn Der criten SGlite oieler @u.
die I'M Sotcl 9elpeoere. Gin
oeutidcr slr5t, 81. &. Gult. 3infc,
Der Yr6iioent.
Ser GongrcB oeS omerifoniihe.t
GereinS fir @ebltrtsbiilfc urb Srall.
ertronfbeiten miro am %. %. uni
"a. September bier I'M Sotel Belize
oere tagcll. Or. 6. @uiton 3i1fe bon
Cincinnati, Ohio, lit TrGiibent oes
@creins, Ser ieit 81 So6ren beitebt
itno 1875 WitglicOer 5oblt, bie iid aui
fuIt ollc Stooten Der Union pertbci-
len. YIN Oen GongreB neroen 70 bis
SO 9clcgotcn Tbsil nebn1cn, gum
grobten Sbcil Grofeiioren an llniper.
iltGten bes 2onoeS. Sic 0altinlorer
Wiitglieber bcs SereinS, oie suglcih
Die arrangements fir Sen Gongreb
1etroifen BADEN, iino Or. $. q. g.
Selmon, 9r. s. s. 9ronbom uno
Or. @m. g. Smit1. CT. M. 50. Gat.
ton bon Buffalo, N.sD., lit Der Scfrc.
tor. Nm critsn Gage finocn orei al.
tungcn ltott, lrrb 5tpor Sormittags,
Wodmittags un0 gbenos. 3nei 81.
trngen tueroen onl Wittiupd) gebal.
ten, rnb am Mbcnb bieies Cages fin.
oct bas 9anfett Itott. Ser Gongreb
fummt am 9onnaritog nit 5pci 81.
tningen gum abidluB.
Or. 3infe, Scr ErGiibent, miro am
eritcn Gage ieine Sabresrebe baIten,
sic i'm @eicntli6en bon Dem Sort.
idritt Gcutihlolb's ollf Dem @ebiete
Der @eburtsbiilfe nnb Srauenfrant.
ten banocln miro. Or. 3infe lpurhc
6u Sprembcrg bel Berlin acboren,
trot nit 16 Sobren in ole preuBiide
Worirle Elm, IN Der er bonn Otai 1862
bis gum Wtoi 1870 biente, manberte
oann mad Gmerifa ans, no er lih
5itnadit in Sainois nieoerIieb. Or
5og ober bolb nad) Cincinnati, Ohio,
iuiomete Iid) bier bcm Stuoinm Der
Msebi5in uno bcitatb 1875 fem @ra.
men. Or. 3infc iette barauf feline
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England nno Sronfreid fort, @e.
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oils Spe5ialfah ipdbIenb. Nat Gin.
cinnati 5uriidfebrenO, ipurbe er gro..
feiior fir @eburtsbiilfe uno Sronel,.
Granfbeiten an Der bortigen Timber.
iit1t, ipelfen 2ebritubl CT beite nod
fiiut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20

3clgcn in citCm Ero5cb ST pcrncD.
men, III Dem or Dir &crflagtcn per
tritt. Sier trnf i'm @encrol Mllrrnp
Tanoiuer, unO brndtc i'm ocrielbc
Inn 1879 llbr mie0cr llnd) Dem 9otel
Henlert 5urild, nadOem @err Gtrn
nit elmer Nnjnbl Icmofraten, mel6c
lid Dor Dem Nchtsnnmnlts-9 iireuu
%ongelnmnlelt battcn, bic Sauo &c.
l6ilttelt bate. Sn Sptcl Icuncrt
murOc SEER &ern bon elmer groben
Mn5abl angelebcncr 0emofrnten be-
grilBt, uno 9enann or ii6 Onr1 ieln
liebcnsmiir0igcS @eicn uno leine
ScilticIigfeit Die Serjcn AQer. lucldc
nit ibm in Seriibrung fon1en. I'M
ter 0ielcn Ecmofruten befan6tn lid)
@oupcrncur Grotbcrs, Wopor s.
Vorrp Wabool, Senotor Siioor Gau-
ller, r-0oiuerneur Srnnf 9rowu,
8cncralonwalt Siaoc 2obe Strous,
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sobn Sill
unb Sarrp .. @olf .. .. SbreepeS,
SoriiBcr ocS benlofrntiidcn Stoot,
Counties, g. 9. 5iclo, Sobn Sonni-
bal. Mar &apS, SoDn 5. Maban,
Sobn q, Eoc, Charles Councilman,
SdcriIi Noo9ctt, @altcr Sopnleno,
@iaiam u. @bcatlep, Eolijeirihter
0aniel ). 2oocn, Wcacnnp 8bite
nno SaneS V. 2emiS, @iniielo 6.
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S'Gonnor, Eoli5cirihtcr Sobn .. Il.
Wbeltle II. u. Serr Itrn nnhm bu-
raui nit @ouperneltr Grutbers,
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tel ellen Sn1biB Elm ulo bega6 iid)
nit einem Gomitc ants Carrot. Goml.
tp, bcltebtno aus Staots- Gerlide-
riungS-GpmmiiiGr 9. j. Grollic, Gas.
6. Sinf, S6uIillpcrintcnocnt Gimp
ion nlo George .. grilbort, ionic
@enerol Murray Sanbipcr, UNI 4.55
fohmlttaas naf @eitminIter, mo CT
Nbenos Dor einer begeiitertcn Menge
in elmer Notwithstanding cine &c
DC belt. Che Serr acrn obiubr, III.
Den lbn Epli5eirihter Sanles ". Sc.
mis- mo General Tanoiper Elm, nm
Nittmodl 9lben0 5pei Neoen 81 bal.
ten. Shuobl Srrr aern beabiid)tig.
te, bercits am Gienitag ieir,e Seinl.
iabrt all5ltreten, crfldrte er Iid) oelt.
nod germ bereii, oin Wiittppd) i'm
groooluap.S nititut unb in Der Grob-
Str. -Warftballe ST iprcden.
9rpon tbcilt Siebe ans.
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rciiehoen in New-9orf g%eiielte SEER
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GrGiibentidaits. Gnnoioat, nid)t MIR
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grpan iaete u. 81:
naufsabe oes Heiienoen lit es, sic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20
(5iir ben pSrutfhen Gorrcfponoenteu,"
Sell nnicr'm Curriculum!

(g6e Der Teutiden Sagfeicr.)
Sell unicrm Geutibtbunl, Dem CT.
Itan0en
am Geutihcn Gage neuer Hubm,
$50 einig itorf Die Geutiden ionoen
3uiammen iid) 5u eolem 5bun!
SIS pcbten Die geweibten 5abnen,
Gum 8ruBe urls, in ibrer Yrabt,
Altts Neie polltcn lie uns mobnen:
~3n itGrfen uni'rcs 9eutidtbums
Wat)t!"
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grihien Dem golfe, oas g%ebonnt:
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Winne,"
~Ges Ieutidtbums ebelItes ct.
faltnt!"
Gem Goeliten Der Geutihe idenfet
gem getlttg 8onnen u%nentpegt,
Von 8ott ibm in bas 9er5 geienfet:
v2ebt's bort unb bliib't, 10 treu ac.
pflegt!"
Eos Sdipar5-&otb-@o in ser ga.
robe,
Gin Manen langit pergane'ner ;3eit.
9emegte uns i'm bohiten Grade:
ILLS 1reibeitsgrub in Snnigfeit!"
., laIiet frob urls fueiter itreben
Sir Menidenireibeit, Mannesrcdt,
2aiteben oenti6e Sprade pfleeen:
u3ann bliib't oereinit oie ;sreibeit
edit"
8. @ieietin 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-20

tblln, iuer milf baum ld9eh, ooB es
nIht ultb cit glttcSlG in1 Vel, onb lid)
ale @cihditS5ipcige Infer einem
&allpte pcreiiiigcn? Sobal0 Sic eli.
lcr Corporation erlollben, sic IonlG.
nc 0cs Monnp6la 81 bctretcn, ldbt
lid feline @rcn5c me6r 5iebcn. Tic
ocn1otrntilhe Ynrtei aber 5icbt sic
8rcltSt lno bcriid)t oaS Yrin5ip, 0aB
ou5 @eId)1it Gontllrren5 bubcn milb,
Die io5inIiitilde Eartci periid)t ons
Frln6ip, onB Gonfnrrcn5 id1olif lit
mo o%llSgerottet meroen ioll, uno lit
Ger AnIidt, OaB iegli6cS @cih1ft I'M.
ter cinem Saupte pereint meroen ioQ,
mo 0ielcS Sollpt lit oic Hegierung.
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ME Der Sp5iolilt, bcnn er Mil oer
&rolit nid)t IQen, ion0ern mr. cini.
gen wrnigcn AnsermGbltcn 5ufom,
men lniicn.
&d miilidc Sbncn iiber ulicre gt.
billie 0cS Srult=ltebels ctmos mit,u.
tbcIIcr. @ir %opponircn niht Der
Erooitftlon, lie mag 10 grob mie mos-
lid lcirL bis Die 8ren5linic ocs NO.
ltnpol3 crrcidt lit. 8ann crreid)t Ell,
ne Corporation Den Eilnft, no 0aS
W|onopol onfGngt2 @ir lagen, lpeilll
lie mt1ciGbr $50 Yrp5cnt ser Sc.
ldmmts Fro0uttion controlirt. @enn
cine Corporation % Yro5ent Der %.
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ter Negicrungs-Nltfliht geltcllt mcr.
Den nn0 mag Damn bis 5ll so Ero5cnt
binolf0cbcn. Ian1 abcr BADEN mir
cin Salt ST. 0cbicten.
Die Nci9ung Der Hcpllblifnner, al,f
mcId)c ib Sbre aufn1erfiomfeit lenfe,
beltrbt IN Dem Sinnei9en gum So5in.
lianmuS. Ntit lalttcn @ortcn perilr.
tbcllt Die rcpltblifaniihe Tartei ben
SojiultSmlls, uuo babel n1brt lie Ser
lojiaIiltild)en 8eiit ulallsgeiebt; Tie
gcItottct Mibbr1ilde, melte elm
ldledtcs 2id)t ouf ben Ssnoipioualis.
mus mcrict llno meld]e Den So5iali.
itch Sfei1griinbe liefern. Sic pflcgt
Den @eoanten, onb bic &egieriing oils
Hllnlc iiir begiinitigte Snouitricn
inngircn mltB, a~ultatt baB JIG Die I'm.
abbGn9igfeit auf inouitrielIem @ebiet
unO Ben J@eilt oes SelbItbepnbtieirS
ll1brt. Sn Jibrer lebten Ylatform CT.
tlart lie frei beraus, Dab Den geidjiib.
ten Suouitrien anocmciicnc Eroiitc
~garnntirt lpcroen miibten. Sic per-
tbeibiat bns EriH3ip bcS Wonopols
olti @runo Der 5beorie, onb Wettbe-
mcrb Nad)tbeile bringt. Snbem lie
lid auf Oieien Stan0puilft lteIt, I'LL.
teritiist lie Die Sauptfororrung Der
So5iaIiiten. Ter republifnniite Gail-
eiOnt Gait beiiiriportete in ieiner Mn.
nohmercoe elm ENHANCEMENT 81 Sen
seaen oie &ruits seridteten @eieteu,
10 oaB bieie Mir nif cine i~tnseboriee
Giuidrdnfims bes gerfebres unb
Sanoels Nu,pcn0u1a fin0en f0nnte.
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0ie Aniidt, 0aB cine ongcn1clicne 9c.
id)r0tfung i'm GrDerbslcben Elm.
man0afrci lit, fam ols Der critic
Sell nngeiebcn mcrben; cs lit Der critic
Shritt sur G%crnihtung bes Erin5ipS
ocs Wettbclucrbcs.
Gle 0cnlofrntiide Edrtei miro cine
ip5ioliitiidc Ynrtci genonnt, uno i)
bin alS So5ioliIt an Den Stranger &C.
ItcQt morOen, SD bebnupte, OoB Die
repu6litoltiihc, abr nid)t sic benlo.
frotiidc Eortei Der io5ioliItiiden
Fortei bilit, uno Dies .crbelt aus Der
SbntIade, oab Die lo5ioliitiiden 6iib.
rer Sen Griolg Der Gepublifaner Dem
Siegc Der Tcmofraten por5iebcn. Sic
fiird)telt, OnB Die ocnlofrotiihen @r.
iol0c Den So5iolisnuS alifbolten per.
Der, uno JIG glolbcn, ooB Die republi4
taniid)c WiBmirtbihoit oilsgenust
merocn fam sum @ioeritan6e gegen
ons gon5e Spltcm oes @cttbtperbes.
Gie ocmofrafil6c Fortei glollbt, OaB
Die So3inliltcn cbrlih iino, oab iie
iid) aber i'm Srrtbum bcfinocn. Iie
bemofrntiide Gnrtci mod)te Die 90.
3ialiItcn zines @ciicrcn belebrcuL
mGbrcno bic rcpublifuniide Fortei tie
nn Den EronGcr itcllt; ober Die Demo.
trntiihc Eortci mI0fte Den 0ciit ser
ltnrltbc uno Scr lln5ufricoenbeit be.
id)rorcn Oltrd NbiGofiung Der 0iiB'
lpirtbidait, mcld)c bic Balls iiir I'M
rllbc ulo lln5uirilocnbcit lit.
@ir oppclliren an Die rubigt
llcbcrlcgung Oes omcrifnniiden Sol.
tcS mo mir inr0crn eS ntf ms BET
Der Glniilbrlllg Don 9iciormen 81;
bclIcn, mcId)c bic Nc1icrung ol,f ibre
olte 9nlia itcllcn lno iiir Die Hegie.
ring Die 2icbc oQcr 9iirger gcuinnen
luerocn in0cm lie Dos Solf 5llm &c.
'djilbgr elmer jc0cn &loiic, iomie 5llrn
Srcln0c aQcr ~lc3itinlcn Sntercllal
ltn0 llntcrncbnlungcn mnd)cn."
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217 Oh.galtimore strahe.
3hcu. s.. Niener "a $50.

Deutihes unb anoeres ausI1noi.
ffes geIo gefalft unb perfouft.
@eloienonngcn bciorat mad Geutid.
Lamb Oeitreid. &ubIano II. I. M.
@ehieI ausgeiteEt aiif ausIdnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbriefe unt 9rapeIers
CHEQUES.
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