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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
Coroner.s Jury Empaneled
Yesterday Morning So
Declared
MANY WITNESSES
BEFORE THE JURY
Surgeon Gosrnan Said In His
Opinion, Wound Was the
Cause of Death of Jones
Others Tell of Shooting.

The coroner's jury empaneled yes
terday morning by Judge Nicholson TO
investigate into the death of A Il.
Jones, who died at the army hos
pital at Fort BarrancaS Tuesday al
ternoon as result of bullet wound
and malaria fever, after a lengthy
examination OF Witnesses, came to the
conclusion that r. ]. Owens was jus
tilted in shooting Jones. He was
returned to his business. He bad
been under arrest since TUESDAY
night when he voluntarily went to the
jail and surrendered himself
The Jury Enpaneled
At 8 O'Clock the following jury was
empaneled: Halcott Anderson, fore
w. Peake. William r. Johnson and
Eugene P. Roch.. After viewing the
remains, which had been brought TO
the city, the jury began hearing evi-
dence. The witnesses were Or. Il,
l.. organs, j. E. d. Yonge, Henry NJ.
Yonge, Marshal Sanders. Deputy Sher-
LIZ Nichols, Surgeon Gosman, L. S. A,
and DR.. Frank G. Renshaw
Dr. organs, the first witness to be
examined, testified to treating Jones.
being called TO attend him immediate
~ aIleT the SHOOIlnS. Tie also ITedIcu
him for jaundice, and he had about
recovered from the latter when he left
the boarding house for the navy yard
on Sept. II. He did not again hear
of Jones until DIR. Gosman called
up and requested that he assist in an
operation. With DIR. Renshaw, DIR.
Bryans went to the hospital and per-
formed the operation. An examine
ton revealed. said DIR. Bryans, that
Jones had been suffering from m
testinal lhemorrhages, and that the.
intestfnes had been badly confused
by the bullet, though they had not
been punctured. He said the wound
could have caused death.
j. E. ID. Yonge and Henry VI.
Yonge then testified to finding owens
and Jones clinched, evidently fight
ing, and to separating them
Didn't Blame Him.
Chief Sanders testified to a con
versation he had with Jones after the
latter had been shot. This was on
the night of the shooting and was
at the boarding house where Jones
had been taken. The latter told the
chief that he did not blame Owens
for shooting him.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Nichols made
the same statement re-
sardlng a conversation he had with
Jones.
DIR. Bryans upon being recalled told
OF an open knife he found lying on
the bed OF Jones when he first visited
the patient.
Surgeon, GOsman was the next wit.
ness, and he told of admitting Jones
TO the hospital, and of performing
the operation. He stated that without
an autopsy il would be impossible to
tell If death was caused by the bullet
wound. but that in his opinion Ii had,
although he had treated the patient
for malaria fever also.
DIR. Renshaw's testimony corroborat
ed that OF Dr. organs regarding the
operation.
The jury then retired and brought
IN the following verdict:
I'VE, the jury, find that A. r. Jones'
came to his death from q gunsbot
wound inflicted by one r. j. Owens,
the said wound having been inffict.
ed by the said r. J. Owens in self
defense, and was therefore justiit
able"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
MANNING CHILD,
SWEARS TO QUIT DRIVING

On the sidewalk lay little Tommy
Ward aged 9, quiver.ng convulsively,
His right leg had just been amputated
there in the street by the ambulance
surgeon, and the little chap had just
concluded an eloquent plea that Corn
we'll be not arrested
Tommy Ward. with several compap
ions, was running TO fire when the
big touring car, driven by CornweIl
and in which Mrs Walter hoffman
and Mrs William l. Coleman, wife
and mother respectively OF the owner
of the machine, were riding, struck
him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
FIENDISH CRIME
IN GEORGIA
Telegraph Operator OF Atlantic Coast
Line Murdered in Office Near
VaIdcSts.
Special 10 The Journa'

WaycroSs. Ga. Oct. "A H O,NeiH,
night operator Of the Atlantic Coast
Line Al Nahunta, was assassinated by
unknown persons this morning, who
then robbed the cash drawer
Operator O,NeilPs body was jiscov-
cred this morning at o'clock by a
train crew. There were two bullet
holes il his head
Blecdhounds from Valdosta were
hurried to the scene on a special
train and posse will go in search oil
the assassins. O'Neill's home was at
Ludowici.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
JOS, M, BROWN IS ELECTED
IN GEORGIA BY over 10000
PEABODY FUND
is HELD UP
81 As.ocIated Press.

New York Oct. 7.-SUrpriSe
waDoccasioned today when the
trustees of the Peabody edu-,
cation fund met in this city and
decided not to make a final dis
tribution of the -und of $780,
600 left by George Peabody, in
1867, for educating the children
of the southern states.
The reason given for not
making the distribution today,
it was stated, was that the
Peabody Normal College for
teachers at Nashville, Tenn,
has not complied with the con-
ditions stipulated by the trus-
tees when the college was
founded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
BODY FOUND IN LAKE,

Dallas, Texas. Oct. THE body of
Miss Ruby Reed Wooten. a prominent
Young woman of Paris. Texas, was
found in the lake in Lake Cline Park,
this city, today by her father. She
left home last Friday and came TO
Dallas. She is believed TO have com
mitted suicide.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
KERN SPEAKS
IN VIRGINIA
BY Associated Press.

Roanoke, Va, Oct. III. w. K4rn,
the democratic candidate for vice
president denounced in no uncertain
terms before big audience here to-
night, the participation of President
Roosevelt in the national campaign,
declaring he had brought the high
Office he occupies to the level of ward
politics. Kern, who complained of
fatigue, spoke briefly, devoting his
attention chiefly to the activity of
the president in the campaign.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
HANGED BY MOB.
sy Associated press-

Glen Flora, Tenn, Oct. Der
Price q negro, was seized by a mob
taken TO the center of the town and
hanged TO a pecan tree today. He Is
charged with criminal assault on his
own daughter. The mob broke into
the Jail in order 10 capture the negro
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
$1,000 TO 5000
BET OHBRYAN
RY Associate Press.

Cincinnati, o., sct- 1--One
of the largest sgle wagers
that has been auentically re-
corded in Cincin1i this CAM
paign was made isterday. A
few days ago St6en Bender,
a commission mehant, posted
$1,000. offering OF TO TWO that
Bryan would be sected- The
wager was promly taken by
a New York shosmanufactur-
er. The sum of SfOo has teer
placed with a brer TO bet on
Taft at , to /.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
100000 LOSS
INBEAUMONT, TEX
Round House of Sathern Pacinc
Railroad Burns, With Loss
of One lie.
Bv AssociateoPreSS.

Beaumont, Texas, CT. Fire to-
night destroyed the Suthern Pacific
round house and tn master me-
cnanic's office with ISIS of 100000.
Nine engines in the 1use were con-
sumed. Several emniEes were burn
ed in trying 10 save u property, one
fatally.
TIL fire started frouthe firebox of
an engine which waslaklng fuel oil,
and the tank explodei
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
MRS. MACK GOES
TO CHICAGO
BY Associated Press,

BunaIo, n. z, Oct MS. Norman
e. Mack, wife of the chairman Of fba
Democratic national committee, left
here this morning for Chicago on tho
Lake Shore Railroad.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08
Gadsden County Man
Sends SCI For Bryan

49, Chaahoochee Z,
The Pensac
waiting for for
and
with perhaps
that painter
who the privilege of contributing
truly,
C.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-08

To reach all of the peo-
pie, use both the DAILY
and the WEEKLY JOUR- |
NAL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-26
Gine Prohibitions Irebist.

Ser Haitpr ite9t amf ber &ansel,
Erebist fir Hrobibitiun,
9pnmert aud tn &raftaccprben
Mmf bic ~fiinbfgen Wirte ffon:
,Sa, perlprem finb fe gIe,
Die ba trinfem Bier mnb @ein,
M4e foutnten pine 0nane
Sm bic S1le emit binein.
v@ie berhprben lit bic Wenid6eit,
05nnen mir ia tGglih ieb'n
Mm ben Stelen, bic gatt5 pffen
@im in bic SalpDte 9eb'n.
,Srum, meine frpmmcn Shafe,
0e1t in emer &1mnterlein,
Senn ib ueik, ibr tupllt bprt = beten,
Mber 9ettnlif ttnb alein."
Wie bic Stride tuar geidlOfien
0img Der Saftpr aud mad 9anS,
Smdte fid ST miintrer Mnbadt
Sprt men fttaen @infel aus.
unter 8iihern tup1l berbprgem,
Jinbet Jlaife er nnb Wlas,
1tnb er fiint has tpplbebdhtig
Itt "e"t Bt'p'tW -pAu"ueu StuR'
Odd es iiebt bun segeniiber
2ddelnb ibtn fem Hadbar 81,
ttnb ber NadJbar tit ELM nMnti",
ttnb ben 4aftor fliebt bic @mb,..
@e6e, tuebe, mebe, ipebe!
Dies giebt iherlth Sfanbal,
Wenn ein fDId)er fruntmer 3emdler
@irb ertappt nit eimem Nal.
Siefes b6tt' CT nidjt sn fiirdjtem,
@enn er, 5ffentlid wie mir,
Dine Gnrdt mn6 pine 9abel,
2abte fih ant IS 8ier,"
Splfen Semdlern mirb bic @1lle
Ginit sum 2Dbne gang getutk;
@abrenb ipir beim n2Dne Star
fiiblen
ttns ia fdon tint Iarabies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-26
Ser staotrat

beauftrogte Sen StraBenfommiiidr,
aepiiie 8erbinouneen nit o%ffentli-
den @oiiertr0eeuL fir melbe oie
@aIiermerf- &omp. @alier 5ur Graft
flung oes 8iebes fret liefert, 5u repa-
rieren; ebenlo eine Ste1e Gde bon
Salinas uno 2arebo StraBe; Sur
Nib SrroBe gu enttpdiiern; in @tc=
GuQoueb 4penlte ltebergat1ge ber5lt=
Iteaen uno Sranfs 8lace BON Woi1
Bis McgnQo1gb @pemte SIT macaoa=
milieren. Muf Introg bon Smitb
nitro 8iirgern in peridieoenen Seilen
ser Staot, Die S~eitentpege berlteQell
lpoaen, oos Nipeait ongegeben. Dnrd
cine Sroinon5 lperoell oie 3eltlager
BON Sdlpinoiiidtieen in1erbalb Der
Sta0tgren3en a~ufgeboben nno perbo-
ten. Die Sroinon5 be5iigli6 Der
&irAbofe plrbe 3~uriifgelegf. Die
Mtgelegenbeit ioa crit griinoli6
omrdberaten 1ro peri9ieoene Tint
itanoe Ioaen in grmdsung geaogell
meroen, ebe man neue MaBregeln
trifft. Man nil oie Semerfarm IN
ipi5ieren uno ermittellt, Oh iie iid)
fir airdbof5ipede eignet. 6erner
tpuroe Die Mniidt laut, oab es, penll
Die tleit anaulegenoen &irsbofe iid
amBerbalb Ser Staot befinoen i6aeft,
n0tig iii, 2aro 5u feufen, oas nit
Ser StraBenbabn erreidt peroel
fam, oamit epentuen a1e gesrab=
niIle per StraBenbabn ltattfinbell
fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-26
Eprreippnbeus.

Sprreiponbems. Content,
Colo. 60, Sen "a. Mai 1908. Mit
Dem @eipitterregen be1te Morgell
oiirfte mobl oie 4or1nernte aIs geii=
6ert gu betraften Iein. 8ir erbiel-
ten aaeroings Dor 5ebn Sagen einerl
gang i6onen Hegen, ieood mar Die
fer ni6t oltsrei6elto, nun aber 1T Die
8%eiorgnts elmer fnappen Waisernte
poaig beieitigt. 3mar lit es biesmol
ettpds rei9li6 ~geporoen 6etln BET Ell
ner ie6sitiinoieen 9olter, bispeileir
3ie1nlid ber5baft, miro es leidt 5u
piel, ioooB in ubidlifiiigen Seloern
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ertpartet meroen fOll=
men; 10 mieoer bieles WaI, ood bos
miiIlen mir in Sen &allf nebmen uno
ms gliidli6 i6aten, bon onoern ele=
mentaren Insbrii6eit, nie on anoern
Orterl peri6ont geblieben ST. iein.
Sir oie 9oumlpoIle ipiiroe cine ldn-
gere 8eriooe trodtten @etters mini
i6ensmerter iein, oa Der 8oapiebel
bereits idaoigeno N1ftritt nnb 0iele
art @itterung ieiner germebrung
beionoers g%iinitis tit. Soffentli6
brinet Der nddIte Monot anbalteno
trodene beiBene @itterung, oie Dem
SdGoltng S6ranfen ieBt.
Sci @eimor %berungliidte Dor etlt-
den Sagen Der 6armer SSH 8elter
beim 6eueinfabren. inoem er bon
Ser boben 2aonue, Die auf benz bar
ten unebenen 8obeu ms Sbmanfen
fam 1lno er, iein @lei6gemidt per=
Iiereno, nit oem 9a1en, morauf er
ioB, 5mif6en Die bereits ideu getpors
oenen Yferoe fiel uno 1T piloem
2auf bon ben Sieren mitgeidleift
mnroe. Mn einen 8aum i6lieBlib
liefen tie ii6 feft nobel ibm, 5Diiden
Gao nno Baum georiidt, Der Sda-
BEL 3%ertriimmert nuroe. IuBeroem
erlitt er peri9ieoene &noden6riihe.
Ser Meinung 5 es @r5tes nod batte
ser SOB iofort eintreten fonnerL er
bat aber troBoem nod II Stnnoerl
gelebt, aaeroings bewuBtlos. @r
binterldBt Samilie.
Die 8etitionen. mel6e fur5li9 in
Ser Staot in ltmlauf pareit, liro
nit etliden bunoert llnteridriften
bereits an oas bemofratii6e grefutip=
aomite abgeliefert. Soffentli6 bleibt
oet grfolg nidt aus. s. $.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-26

grei6t fei1l dummies 2eus NIT Samor<
rboioen. ginipribnngen bon Sit uno
Iebmitteln, @~inreibnnaen, 8ni9mittel,
@lirire unb Die ln5dbIige @aiie. bon
unfinniaen @ebeimmttteln gegen 9dnor@
rhoi6en 1inb bon feinem baternoen
Nnber, oft ioear iebr 1ddoli6. Cine
aipanaigidbrige grfabrnr1g bat flar be-
fpiefen, oab Mnuafeiis bas ein5ige ber<
niinftiae nn6 ii9ere WeitteI gegen. 5dz
morrboioen lit. @s IinIert Die 96merz
aen 1ofort, b~erbinbert bas 8erborfommen
Ser @e5hipulite, beieitigt b~ieiel6en nnD
berbiitet lire @ieoerfeBr. 8roben bon
Manofe5is nerben bon g. Neuftdbter &
60, 8or 2416, Netp gorf, fret bers
fau0t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-26
8rief-2iHe.

6erren: 8. 8ittermanr1, g. ..
Dietrid, 2ouis 9arob, Sno. 9ieb, @ooli
@oIb, 81. S. SeB, 9. 6. 9eri6eL Bob.
SilOebraro, Sacob S. Sacobp, 81. 8. aoe@
nia, Gus. arusfose, 6. S. 2altter, 8.
2rotpig, Sreb. 2idermaim, 2oltis Sllon,
$. s. Motbe, 6. S. 8erner, gilbert 81.
Mippifein, S. Gilbert, 9arrb Streibig,
Senrb Sdro6er, S. S9affner, abolf III
rid, Meinbolo @infler. 5
Samen. Marie Ileganber, Marp
8Dbmer, Stole @resler, q. 9oltber, Sne5
Safenios, Mnna 9agen, 2ena Qied, Weib
Neine, gffie @. Sppermann, Sattie
@enden, Iabaline @agner, Sobanne
8itt.
MusIanb. Scr. Sorn, @irtor @ol5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-26
@abl Mn5eigen.
1Hr Gherfff.

Sic uSreie greie fir Segas" 1T anto@
r%iiiert, n115u5eigen, bob s.. 9. 2tn01
e b &anbibaf fir bas It1tt zines Sberiffs
bon 8erar goltntD tit ltnb ii6 Der @nte
ideibung Der bempfratii6en Yrimdrs
ipnblen uttertpirft.
9ie uSreie Greile fir Segas 1T QUITO
%riiiert, atl5u5eigen, bab Sames W e
GlosfeD &anbtbat fir Das Gmt
bes @beriffs bon 8egar @onntb 1T uno
ii6 ben bemosrotii6en Y~rimdrtpablen I'M
Suli rntertpirft.
Sic uSreie greHe fir Eegas" it
ultori1iert, un5u5eigen, bah Us NJ. 5.
@ofort6 &anbioat fir bag Gmt Ell
neg @beriffs bon 8egar gonntp 1T nno
ii6 Der @nt19eioung Der bemofratti9en
9ri1naripablen linteripirft.
Sic uSreie Greiie" lit altoriliert,
8 eprge SnrfeD ols1 &anoibat fir
bas Nmt bes Sbertffs bon 8egar
County, abbdnais bon ben i'm SSuli 5t
balterben bemofratiiden &rtmdripablen,
a~faltfiinbigeH.
Sic "nSreie grefie fir Segas it
artoriiiert, ansu5eieen, baB s + a 8. 6.
S%tebens &ar1btbat fir bas Gnt Ell
nes @beriffs bon 8egar County lit nno
ii6 Der @ntI6eibnng Der bemofratii6en
Erindrtpablen l%mterfpirft.
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Sib-x egas. Tarm.9anbereien.

100000 Slider biGiees, reibes
SarmIanb I'M arteliiben @iirteI bon
Si6-Seras, in Nueces, Cameron un6
DupaI Counties. Maes 2ano lit tiefe,
idpar5e, ronenoe, Mesquhe Brairie
un6 tiefer, idparaer, ian6iger 2ebm.
Seine Steine, gites Waiier in ge.
ringer Eiefe. 'Geuberit seiunbe @e.
genb Das 2ano 1T ansge3eidnet fir
8mimipoae, Corn alfalfa, @ein.
trauben, Orangen, 3itronen etc. uno
liegt an Der 5iienbabn. 8ir berfa1.
fen in 8ar5eaen bon getpiinibter
@roBe. Sir meitere S~nformationen
i1reibe man an Die
8erman.I merfean 2anb So.
@Iice. Nueces Co., Teras.
SetratS GGefne.
GhdSfN. Gidlelberaer ltuo Rate Tdbi5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-26
MIIerIei.

Solte es oenn mirflnb in
Seras nod einen Sled @roe geben,
Der feinen Hegen erbielt?
- @m Montae morgen 4 llbr
tpur6e Ser Mobofat Sobn q. S'Gon-
nor Dor Die Sir ieines @auies,s SEQ.
SOB 9ap Mbenue gernfen mo- er
elm 8ugep nit orei Mannern balten
iab. MIs er naber fam, rief man
inn gu, oaB man ausfunft iiber ben
@eg nab Srieorihsburg tpiinide
unb Damn puroe er plobli6 bon Ell
rem ser M6nner attadiert uno onrd
bier Sfibmunoen i6per berlebt. 9as
Srio f1br oapon. S'@onnor erlitt
itarfen 8lutperluit uno blieb lange
liegen, ebe man i'm permiBte. Damn
rief naa1 Mer5te uno ben &onitabler
Stepens. gr beaeidnete ben ebema=
ligen BoIi5ilten Capt. s. g. Barter,
aIs ieinen M~ttentdter. Barfer muroe
BALD oarauf perbaftet, beitreitet aber
entihieoen nit Ser Sade etmas
gu tun gebabt 5u baberl. Sagegeft
beltreitet er ni6t 0aB er ii6 nit
tO'gonnor megen @eihaftsangelegetl-
beiten eraiirnte utlo giebt au6 gu,
oaB er i'm einmal in Oklahoma nit
einem Meiier msreifen Dolte. o.
Gonllor mar friiber Holi5ilt nno Sc
gislatmrmitglieo.
eSSt1 Der am Samltag i'm guli-
neB Mens Club ftattfinoenoen Sisung
pes 8erar gountp Garmer Snititute
iperben Brof. gbas. q. Ilporo bonn
81. & so. College, Yrof. Sobn S.
Craig uno Gapt. 9. 8. Grou6 BON
Corpus gbrifti iiber Shaf-Snouitrie
9ortrdge balten. Cine 5oblreide 8e=
teiligung miro ertpartet.
S5n Der Hreia StraBe, gleih
birter Dem @eleiie Der Siioliden go
cific 8abn gab es mad Dem 8egen
cine reberfdmemmllng. 9as @ai=
fer BON Soutb @eisbts' ianmelte fid
bier an uno itieg 10 bod, baB Die
2ellte in lire 9duier maten muBten.
- Die Sersberg=Meoaiae fir
3eifnen lit @uftap @iIo 5uerfannt
moroen. gr beiudte Die gurnet-
Sdule.
- Mm Samitag abeno giebt Der
0eetbppen M1nnerfor elm &on3ert
i'm @arten fir feline Mitglieoer.
SIN auoerer Steae fiittbigt fid
Com s.. Nemtpn als &anoioat
fir @ieoermabl fir bas Imt oes
s ountp @nnalts on mel
DIES er in ieoer @eiie aIgemein 8u-
frieoeniteleno mussefiilt bot. gr
bat cine itarfe, einfluBreibe Inter
itiitlng uno es ioate linn mol gelin-
gen, Die Womination 81 erbalten.
Sarrp &erbberg lit
aanoioat fir Dos 4mt oes 6rie-
oensridters, mie aus Der be-
treffenoen @n5eige %berporgebt. Serr
&ersberg lit elmer unierer iungen,
f1bigen uno itrebiamen @opofaten,
nimmt cine angeiebeue geieai6aftli-
DIE Stelnng elm uno miiroe einen
nor5iigliden 8eamten abgebeu. 8ir
raten unieren 2eiern, in ben Hri-
marpablen fir i'm gu itimmen.
Ser 5rieoensri6ter
Gen g.. 8isf 5eigt an, oab er
&anoioat fir @ieoermabl fir oas
@mt lit. Gr bat bas @mt in elmer
@eiie perieben, bob er nah Der Wel-
nung ieirer Sreunoe nno 0erienigen,
Die nit ibm mmtlih in 8%eriibrutg
famen, cine @ieoerpobl peroient.
Seine amtsfiibrung mar itets un-
parteiiid uno geredt.
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Sir sriebensridter 9reeinft 1

Die nSreie Yreffe fir Seras" lit mz
t sansi5at IS; s ar sI,nt 3 se sT ! ; E g = ais I.
rioters, 8recirtt SEQ. |, 8lab 2,
(iebt BON Sen. g. Sisf beiebt) abbdu9ig
bon ben bemofratii6en YriHdrpablell
a~n5ufiinbi9en.
9ie uSreie Breiie fin Seras" lit auz
t%oriiiert, 8en9. Sisf ais &anoibat
fin 8ieoertpabl fir oas @mt bes Srtee
be sri6ter s, Yrecintt 1, Blab 2,
~a6bdngig bon ben oemotratii6en Pri1
m9ripableu, anautiin6iqen.
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Sistrift=Glerf.

Sic uSreie 9reiIe fir Seras" lit alt<
toriiiert, GERM @ag S. 8eder als
&nrbibaten fir bas Mmt bes 9iItrift%
glerfs bon 8egar County, abbdnsi9 bon
ben 0emofratii9en Hrimdrtpablen inn
S1lt, ansufiinbigen.
9ie uSreie 9reffe fir geras1 tit auz
toriIiert, GERM MnDreas Cob ir.
aIs &anoiSaten fir bas Mmt bes 9iifrift@
gIerfs bon 8erar gonrtb, abbGrgig BON
ben ~benofratii6en Srimdripablen i'm
Suli, ansufiinbigen.
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9as bette alima ser @elt

1T ni6t frei bon &ranfbeiten, Sieber
in bDberen, Malaria 1T nie6eren Sc
genben mag berriden. &lima-gin-
flmiie 5t iibermi16en Malaria, @elb=
Iuft, 5ieber n1o Sdpd6e, lit Glec=
trio 8itters bas bette MitteI, bas Sc
genmittel ieoer Sorm bon S6pa6e,
uno Nerpofitdt. Inter @arantie per-
famft BEL Mbolpb 9reiB nno 81. Gobn
& 60. so gts.
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Stir Gpmntn= Mniualt.

r9ie nSreie Greile fir Seras" 1T alt.
toriiiert, Seryn George 5nntref
als &anbioateu fir bas 4mt bes County
Infpalts, abbdneig bort ben betnofrati=
i6en 8rimdrtpablen, an3nfiinbiger1.
Sic ~Sreie 8reiie fir Segas" lit au=
toriiiert, So M S. 9enton als @au=
bioat fir 8ieoeripabl fir bas Imt Dec
Count b nnfpalteS bon 8eInl
gonntD, ~ahbdlIgi9 bon ben am %. Sui
ltattfinoenoeu Oemofratii6en 8rimtdrs
fpablen, anaufunOiaen.
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Stir Gpnitabler, 9reeinft So. /.

Sic uSreie Yrefle fin Segos" lit au@
tpri1iert, an5u5eigen, bab 6. S.
Ge b &anbibat fir bas Mrtt beg
gonItablers in 8%recinft $50. 1 1T unO
ii1 Ser @ntideibuns Der bemofratii9en
Yrinc pablen nnternirft.
Sic nSreie Yreiie fin. Seras" lit atz
tori1iert, an5u5eigen, DaB S. CD. 8iI<
&anbioat fir bas Gn1t oes Com
1fabler 8recinft $50. 1 lit nnb 1i9 Der
@ntf9eibnng Ser betnpfratiiden Hrimdrz
ipablen nnteriptrft.
Sic uSreie greiie fir Seras" 1T a1z
toriiiert, an5n5eiaen, bob Sobn 9.
Srainer @arlbtbat fir bas @mt beg
gonltabler 8recinft $50. 1 1T unb 1i6
Der @nti6eibung Der 6emofratii6en Yrtz
mGrfpahlen unterfpirft.
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I'M @ueenbIid itia ieio, eeb' id bin-
aus. Sd fam oas @eiammere ni6t
leiben -"
9erta lieB oie &leine los, CAB ibr
einen SUB n1o ltreidelte ibr oie @an=
gen.
(Sortieeuns foIet.)
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2ehreraeimd.

3mei oeutid-ensliide 2ebrer fir
Die aomforter Sdule tperben ge-
iu6t, Sdultermin 10 Wonate i'm
Sabre. @ebaltsbeoingung lit Der Mn-
meloung bei8ufiigen. 2ebrerpabl
finoet am 81. Mai ltatt. I'm peitere
Musfunft ipenoe man iid an
@. @iebemfelb,
Comfort. SerQS.
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Siitrift= Hihter.

9ie rSreie 8reile fir Segas" lit M
toriiiert an5u5eigen, bab sc. 6. 9 II &
leb &anbt6at fir bas Mmt beg 9fi6ters
0es 81. 9iltriftgeri6ts lit unb fi1 Der
gntf6eibnng Der bemofratii6en Yrimdrs
pabl am 25. ssSuli untertpirft.
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Sir Grepraientant.

Sic uSreie Yreiie fir Seras" lit alt@
toriiiert, Serrn g.beiter s.. Ser
reIl ais Geprdlentant fir ben oritten
8lab in gerar @ountb, abbdn9ig bon
ben oemofratiiden 9rimdrtpablen, au5ue
f%iin0igen.
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SIR equity Glerf.

Sic uSreie greHe fir Seras" lit a1z
toriiiert, an5u5eieen, bab 8ibim 6.
9nmiIton &dnbibat fir bns Imt
0es County gIerfs bon 8eyar County
lit r1lb ii6 ben bernofratif9en Rrimdrz
1pablen I'M Slli nnteripirft.
Sic uSreie Breile fir Seras" lit m1z
tori1iert, a~n5n5eigen, 6aB @ife S.
6 m p b ell &mbibat fir bas Imt bes
County, Ierfs bon 8egar County tit nnb
ii9 ben b~emofratiiden grimdrtpablen i'm
Suit unterfpirft.
Sic .Sreie greie" 1T ~alttoriliert
Srnnf 81. 9etpton als @nnbibat
fir Das @mt bes gounth : gIerf
bon 8egar County, abbG1gig bon ben
am 25. Snli a5ubaltenben bempfratii9en
8rimartpahlen. anaufMnbiaen.
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Sir Gpnntn= Mtdter.

Sic nSreie &reile fir Seras" 1T autori>
iiert, m5u5eigen, oaB 6err SbeoDore
9arris &anbibat fir bas Mmt eines
Gpuntbridters BON 8egar County III
llnb lid Der @ntideibung Der bempfratiz
16en Y%rimdrfpa6( nnieripirft.
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SIN @ou8eu ioG I'M oitlidelr Sfla-
horna oaeiu Elm S6aoen bon odt
MiQionen Collars angeri6tet lein.