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HEPBURN RATELAW
UPHELD BY COURT
Interstate Commerce Com
mission Wins Against the
Southern Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. q Judges
Ross, Morrow and Gilbert, sitting in
the United States circuit court, have
decided against the application of
the Southern Pacific company for an
injunction against the interstate
commerce commission to prevent the
putting into effect of the reduced
rate on rough lumber shipments to
San Francisco from the northwest
The decision upholds the authority
of the commission to fix freight
charges upon what 1t considers just
and equitable basis, and sustains in
its direct application the most i'm
portant clause OF the rate law, name
ly, the right of the commission to re-
lieve shippers when in its judgment
they are entitled to such relief.
Wnlle the opinion OIL the court VIII
not be available for several
day, the victory of the government
appears to be a substantial one. Rep
resentatives of the United States dis
trict attorneys Office and the inter-
state commerce commission declared
that this is the first instance since
the enactment of the rate law in
which it was alleged that the COM
had erred in a question of
and judgment and the first
time there had been placed squarely
before court of this jurisdiction the
question of the right of the commits
sion to make or correct rates under
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such circumstances.
TWO ROADS INVOLVED.

TWO ROADS INVOLVED.
The action just decided was insti-
tuted by the Southern Pacific rail-
way and the Oregon and California
railway after the announcement of
an increase in the rates on rough
lumber from the Willamette river
valley in Oregon to San Francisco
and other Pacific points.
In their arguments upon the de-
murrer, the attorneys for the South
ern Pacific charged that the Hepburn
rate law was unconstitutional, and it
was urged that the court should re-
view the findings of the commission
and determine, upon the facts pre-
sented, whether or not such was the
case.
The demurrer, prepared by Luther
M. Walter, solicitor for the commits
sion, Joseph N. Teal, special counsel,
and United States District Attorney
Devlin, held that the act to regulate
commerce, as amended, is constitu-
tional; that court should not in
terfere and set aside rate fixed by
the commission, unless It be charged
and proved that the rate fixed by the
commission was arrived at through
fraud, mistake, error of law, or that
the rate fixed was so low as to be
conflscatory.
In this contention the attorneys for
the government set before the judges
the matter Of court review, a subject
of extended controversy during the
congress which amended the rate bill
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BRATTEN DIES Of
HIS INJURIES

GOLDFIELD, Oct. &c. L. Brat
ten, commonly known as Roy, who
was injured at the new mill of the
Consolidated company. while work
Ing on the construction of the same
on Wednesday afternoon, and was
hurriedly removed to Mercy hospital
where it was found that he had sus-
tanned a fracture at the base of the
skull, passed away at AIS without
having regained consciousness.
The structural iron workers did
not work yesterday or this morning,
in honor of the dead, and will be at
the depot in a body to pay their last
respects to their fellow worker. who
was beloved by all with whom he
came in daily contact. They have
raised SIS with which to send a
handsome floral design home with
the body
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TAFT IS
in DENVER
(By Associated Press.)

DENVER, Oct. I'm the same
building, the Denver Auditorium. in
which William ]. Bryan was nomi-
mated for the presidency last July,
William H. Taft tonight addressed a
tremendous throng, setting forth
reasons and arguments why the Ne
braskan should not be elected. After
the Denver meeting Taft Immediately
took up his journey eastward. With
an all night run he will be able to
keep an engagement at Dodge City,
Kansas, tomorrow morning, carry out
his itinernary of speech-making
through that state all day and reach
Topeka tomorrow night.
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Want Timber
and Stone ACt
ReSCinded
(By Associated Press, !,

(By Associated Press)
ALBUQUERQUE IN M Oct. sixteenth national r.
gaon Congress completed the adopion Of
the committee on resolution the election for the
seventeenth congress Special
rows session. but the business general interest remaining
is the selection of the meeting place conceded that spo
kane holds the lead in the probably
The report of the committee
out discussion at the close of morning session .
The resolution gives work of the
reclamation service forest geological survey and
urges congress to continue the
lions for all these bureaus; and stone
act TO the end that accumulation hands OF
Few great corporations 4
urges speedy creation of southern White
mountain national forest adequate
appropriation for of the the geoog
cal survey to determine by experiment
on the practical grazing numbering on the snnnv
, OF water for irrigation and erosion of a
strong resolutions against free
the creation OF immigration and
territories. :
ANNNAAANAA%ANNNAN = AN NNAANAAAAAAAAAAAs = . !
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RACE IS
LIVELY
(By Associated Pressl

IL NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--Pitts- .
burg tonight is in the lead in .
the National league pennant .
race, the two victories won by y
that club in st. Louis breaking .
its tie with Chicago, and in .
! creaslng Pittsburg's percentage .
\ iye points. New York and Chi .
! cago won their single games and =
! each gained two points, New .
= York dropping to second and =
\ Chicago third place. Their .
= standing is unaffected by Presi- .
: dent Pulliam's decision today, =
; declaring the New York Chicago =
! game OF September 23 a tie. .
\ and finding that Chicago has no .
claim to a forfeited game on .
the day following. The stand y
ing of today's games is includ- =
ed. &l
/ a A
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24.HOUR AUTO
RACE IS ON

BRIGHT BEACH, Oct. 2.-Twelve
cars, representing three nationalities,
set out at S:46 this evening upon
their dizzy night and day journey of
twenty-four hours for glory and a
cash prize of $500, with the cheers
of 500 devotees of motoring to spur
them on in their efforts.
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THE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET in utah
(By Associated Press. J

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 2.-The
Democratic state central committee
tonight selected ]. William Knight to
head the state ticket. knight is a
son of Jesse Knight, the capitalist
and millionaire mine operator, who
was rendered the gubernatorial nom
nation by the state convention, but
declined to make the race.
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DETROIT, Oct. 2.-Detroit and
1eveland teams OF the American
Ague won their games today, the
uweland club maintaining second
4ee by reason of its defeat of Chi
an, which club is now thirteen
poIHs behind Cleveland. The score
10 the leagues today were as follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia-Boston, s; Philadel-
phla, ].
Cleveland--cleveland, /; Chicago,
q
Detroit-Detroit, 7; st. Louis, 6.
New York-W Washington. 10; New
York, 2.
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FLEET At
MANILA
(By Associated Press. J


= MANILA, Oct Rear Ad- =
= miral Sperry has finally decided .
= not to land any men here and .
. to maintain practical quar- .
= antine of the ships during their .
= stay here. The officers will be .
= allowed brief shore leave un- .
. der close restrictions. .
= Forty steamers and launches .
. gaily decorated. paraded today .
. around the outer line then up .
. between the two lines in which .
= the fleet was anchored. The .
= battleship fleet has begun to .
= coal preparatory to its cruise to .
. Japan. .
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A new
WARDEN
At PEN.

RENO, Oct. William Maxwell
OF Reno is now warden of the Ne
vada penitentiary. This morning the
board of prison directors met in Car
son City In the capitol and appointed
this nervy young man to succeed
Colonel Day, who resigned as war
den after Attorney-G General Stoddard
visited the prison and criticized the
conditions there and the warden for
allowing several prisoners to escape.
Following the appointment of Will
liam Maxwell this morning the board
of prison directors passed an order
that he should have complete COM
mand of the prison and be allowed
to employ all of his own guards. He
viii also be allowed to order the
prisoners to do such work as he may
deem proper and will not be dictated
to by any person or any number of
persons. He is to have complete con-
troll of the prison and no man will
be allowed to interfere with him in
his work.
This means a great deal to War
den William Maxwell and to the
state OF Nevada. as heretofore it has
been the policy of the warden to
make his appointments for political
reasons and according to the dicta-
tion of state officials or political
bosses. The board of prison direc-
tors has also had great deal to say
In regard to the management of the
prison and in many instances the
warden OF the Nevada penitenitary
has been figure head only. Now
Warden Maxwell has control and all
OF his Reno friends and all men who
know his record believe that he will
be a good warden and will reform
the present conditions existing in the
Nevada state prison.
The resignation of Colonel Day
took effect this morning and William
Maxwell took charge of the prison
this afternoon. He intends to put !
several new rules into effect immed-
lately and make the discipline of the
prison more rigorous. He may also
make several changes among the
guards at the prison.
When asked for an interview viii
liam Maxwell said:
II intend to perform my duty as
warden of the Nevada state peniten-
tiary to the best of my ability and |
believe that | will make good. | am
not in a position to discuss just what
will do in regard to the guards or
at the prison"
Last evening Maxwell, who was
for years deputy sheriff of Washoe
first under Sheriff Hayes and
hen under Sheriff Ferrel, was called
INTO the recorders office in the court
house and was there presented with
1 beautiful gold buckle and gold
mounted Elk's tooth, by the attaches
IF the court house. Maxwell is well
acquainted in Washoe county and all
who know him wish him success In
his new Office and all believe that he
will make good
He would only take the position {
ipon one condition and that was that q
le should be in complete control and !
lot be hindered by political strings
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STOCK MARKET QUIET.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. Professional
room traders still held the stock
market much to themselves today
and for much of the day their de-
vices for giving prices were as lack
ing in force and success as on pre-
ceding days.
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BRYAN SAYS HE IS
WELL QUALIFIED
tBy Associated Press.l

LINCOLN (Neb.), Oct. 2.-Speak-
~ tonight before the German-Bryan
Nup OF Lincoln, William j. Bryan an
'Nered the criticisms which have
n .Vh made of him by Governor
!. asneS and other Republican lead
= - mat his experience in public life
n..',. Is''ilicient to qualify him for the
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SHORT IN
ACCOUNTS
(By Associated Press.)

TACOMA (Wash.), Oct. q .
= president Chesborough and =
= Manager Hansen of the Tacoma .
' Mill company said today they .
y have discovered a shortage in .
y the accounts of missing Cashier .
y Frank Pinkham, reaching $780, .
= 600 and that the amount may .
= run as high as $4,000 by the .
= time the inquiry is completed. .
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cholera ON The
DECREASE in RUSSIA
tBy Associated Press. ,

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2.-The
cholera situation is improving as but
III cases and eighty-five deaths were
reported for the twenty-four hours
ended at noon today.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St, Louis--Pittsbu I; st. Louis,
first game); Pittsburg 2; st.
Louis, Csecond game).
Phlladelphla-New York, Phila-
delphia, 2.
Brooklyn Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 2.
Cincinnati-Chlcago. 5: Cincin-
natl, 0.
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NAT WOODWIN IS
IS GIVEN DIVORCE
(By Associated Press

= RENO (Nev). Oct. Mat y
. Goodwin, the actor, was grant y
. ed absolute divorce from his .
= wife Jessie Dermott Goodwin, .
= known as Maxine Elliott, on the y
o grounds of desertion today. y
. There was no contest and the .
= proceedings occupied but eleven =
4 minutes.
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By A Great
Flood i'm India
Six Hundred Bodies Found in
One Spot in the Region
of The Disaster
tBy Associated Press. i,

boMBAf (ndia) Oct 2The correspondent local paper
reached Hyderabad the capitol flooded district and de-
Des the city as vast are trans
formed into stone mud and decomposed
flesh.
Is impossible to accurately estimate ROLL
natives put it as high 5O,OO0
Six hundred corpses taken one spot
yesterday Funeral burning day and night
The damage is estimated at $6 100000
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SUICIDE OF DAUGHTER
OF A PROMINENT MAN

MILFORD (DelD, Oct. 2.-Della
Girwithin, the young daughter of a
prominent citizen. ended her life to-
day by sending a bullet into her
heart. The reason given for the sui
eide is unpleasant domestic relations.
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~~~~~~~%~~~~~~~ .
THE METAL MARKET.

, NEW YORK, Oct. lead, =
; easy, 4,42h q 4.47h; cop .
, per 1917 a 1S.621A; silver. =
5112 a
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

san Francisco--Portland, o; Oak
land (ten innings).
Los Angeles-Los Angeles, 3 San
francisco, 2 fourteen lnnings).
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Jack Evans was oyer from Gold
field last night.
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9slanOs QtpGr.
Gnttteb~ns ats SAIL oiefer fodemocm cueI.
Ieg-0er Seeme q enlir.

lew-Ser Stente 0eDNr.
9as er6Bte Tladlanb auf SsGanb 1T
cine crime Gbene, Die ii9 i'm iibli9en
Sbeile Der SnieG na9 bet 8iiite binab
srftredt. Sic umfaBt 70 0uabratmei=
len. g~initmals, 9lei9 na9 Der @isz
oeit lag es unter benz Meere; mar
Einbet nod an bielen @te[en unter benz
@rbrei4 Mufdelfdalen, Walfif9tnoz
9en unb berglei9en. Muberbem pirb
bic gbene BON alien SerraHen unb
9Dblen tn ben 8erefetten begrenat, bic
bon Der 8ranbung gebtlbet finb. I'M
terfu9t man bic Grbrtnbe unter bieI fem
Slaalanb, 70 finbet man, bab biefer
She'll bes 2anbes bon elmer Mense
Spalten burdiebt 1T; tommen Die elm
aelnen Stiide spif9en ben Hifen ab
nnb su IN 8etpegung, bann perben
farfe @rbbe6en bsrurfa9t, tpie bas i'm
Sabre 1896, bas cine Menge @ebDfte
NIT 9unberten bon @ebduben 5eritDrte.
9ter unb ba fam bas @runbpdHer,
bas bur9 Die grbf9i9ten binabfidert,
auf Spalten treffen, bic gu benz beiben,
bulfani19en Snneren binuntergebsn,
unb bobur9 entfteben fo9enbe 9uenen,
Die fid ouf Sslanb gu 9unbertsn finz
ben, befonbers nabe ben 9renaen 5pte
f9en 9o9lanb unb Steflanb. $50 cine
grDbere Wafermafe tief unten in Der
@rbe Big nett iiber ben @iebepunft err
btBt pirb, ba mub iie aulebt bur9
Rife unb 9Dbluneen einen Mbflub gez
tptnnen. Sobalb bic Dampf1pannune
bic @9pere Der tdlteren, pbenauf lies
senben Waferf9i9ten iibertpinbet, 70
eatiteben fpringenbe Quenen, bic iose@
nannten @enitr. @9pn @aro Gram
mattcus unb anbere G9riftfteIer err
tpdbnten ibrer. Ser Same @eD1ir
fommt erit i'm II. Sabrbunbert ppr.
SEPT bat biefer Name fo3ufagen Weltz
~biirgerre9t erlanst unb pirb fir DIM
tide Springquellen in Mmerita, Mus
ifrdlien unb anbsren 2dnbern gez
brau9t.
O1e1e Spr1n9queuen 1tf1D 1e9r Der5
dnberlt9; ~befonbers baben @rbbeben
groben GinfluB auf tie. Ser beribmte
Stroffur berf9panb bel benz grbbeben
1896. Die @Dbre Der @~pringqaeue,
bic fpe5ieu ben Namen @eDiir fiibrt,
TT 70 Sub tief, unb bic Semperatur be-
trG9t auf benz 9rtnbe 120-13O Grab
Gelfius, an Der Oberfldde unsefdbr
$50 Grab, bas Wafer lift Die Sc
fteinsart 2iparit auf unb febt &iefels
idure ab. Nuf fol9e W.iie entftanb
i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbunberte elm fla9er
&esel bon &iefeliinter. 5liebt bas
Wafer iber @~rasbdlme ober anbere
pflan5en, 10 beriteinern 1ie. Man fin
bet fogar qb unb gu Refte bon b~eritei>
nerten 3ettunaen.
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500 geIppnmua. 1 0

Die Sefer 6iefer Settung tperDen 5id
ffsaen, ~ erfabrsn, Sab g tpenisitens
pie Biienidaft in an ibren Gf1ifen au
btetien imftanoe lit; Sau's &atarr6~air
IT Die ein5ige iett Der dr5tlitben grii6ers
ldaft betan1te poittibe Sur. @atarr6 ers
foroert als cine &onftitutionsfranfbeit
etne toritttutioneqe @ebmbIung. Sars
aatarrbsaur tpirb innerlih genommen
itno ipirtt brett allf bas 8l1f un0 Sic
l6leinigen Sberfldde n BEG Gbitems, 6as
onr6 Die 8rl1nolage Der &ratf6eit 8er&
ltorenb nnb benz 8atienten &raft 9ebenb,
inoem lie bic &o~nititution beg &6rpers
altba1t ln6 Der Natur Su i6rem 8erfe
bilft. Sic @igentiimer 1aben 10 bel Ser
traIIen gu i5ren 9eiltraften, ba6 fie 100
9oaars Belobnung fir ie6en Sal ans
bteten, BEN lie 5u furieren berfeblen. 2abt
gn6 cine 2iite bon 3ersntRet tommet.
Man Ibreiiere:
s. S. @beneb& g o., EoIeDo, o.
@erfmlft bon allen Npotbefern, Toe.
Saa's aamiliensgiQen iitto Die beiten.
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&nrtpie GhrsuaaIer.

Cine rteue Nrt bes 99muegelbetries
bes BAT Ii6. ME man aug Maridau
i9reibt, an Der ruiiif6=preuBif9en
9renoe in 4lerdnbropo aufgetban.
Wtit eintpanbfreien YGKen perfeben,
fa9fen Mdnner unb 5rauen bon Mlerz
anbrotpo NIT Der 8a9n mad Der r lten
preubii@sn Station Otlotl9in. Die
9erte befinben fid in parabiefif6em
&oitiim, muir baB elm LANCER Mantel
Die &oGe bes Geisenblattes {pielt.
Sonft 9dben fe nidts ar, peber &leis
Der ned Wdf6e. Sn Stlotf9in ftei9en
lie aus, le9en = bieIfo6 bor hen Nugen
Der aeiTenOen = Die @arberobe an, bic
thnen TIRE asentcn ons Gborn brinqen,
unb tebTen, dufs feinfte a~usftaffirt,
NIT bem nG6ften 3uge noblgemut1
mad @ierdn0rofpo 5uriid.
Die 3olL6comten, benen Der neue
Grid febr genau befannt lift, f0nnen
ben 2e!lten ni6ts dnfaben, ba na6 ees
leblifer 8eFtnmung niemanbem &lei.
bun9sftiiGe, ipfern lie midi ettpa gang
p1enfunbtg iiterflifiig iinb, pom 2ei6e
nbgenommen nerben birfen. limb bas
flr intqen bic 2eute f9on, baB iie
giiberfliiifj9e" &leibungsitiide ni6t an
baben.
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9as fanffidbe S6spenaebriia.

IS 1T eine getpaete Sadie, einen
2Dpen in einem Sbeateritiid briinen
gu lafen, unb bic 9anbperfer i'm
nSommernadtstraum" iinb bprfi9tis
genug, i6ren 2Dpen erIt erflGren au
lafen, bdB er eigentlid gar fein 2Dpe.
ionbern S9nod, Der @9reiner, lit.
Gin moberner Sbeaterbireftor aber min
m0sli6fe Naturpa6tbeit auf Die
Biibne brinsen, unb au9 ben 2Dpen 10
briiae1 lafen, pie eben Der &0nig Der
Sbfers briqt. Ser rMoneftrel" peib
eine @ef9idte gu er5dblen, in Der biez
Ter @erfu9 fir einen ensli19en Shea
terbtreftor unerpartete Solgen bate.
gr brau9te in einem Gtiide unbez
btngt 2Dpsnsebrin, unb ba er bod UNI
m0sli9 cine folae Beetle binter ben
aulifen auffte1en fonnte, 10 fam er
auf ben inseniDfen gtnfau, einen aDe
tpen in ben pbonosrapben briilen gu
lanen. Gin Mpparat purbe in benz
2Openfdfig bes 3polosif9en @arterrs
~anfgeftelt, aber bas Sbier, geGrgeri
iiber bas merfpiirbise Snitrument,
aerf9lug es NIT einem 9ieb feiner
Sage. Gin 5peiter @erfu9 tparb UNI
ternommen; Der pbonoerapb purbe
auBerbalb bes adfiss aufseiteGt unb
6tnter ibm elm @tiid 5leif6 in bic
!9Dbe gebalten, 70 baB Der 2Dpe brill
lenb ouf ben Sridter 5ufprang. Sc
Zig aog Der 9irettor nun nit benz pboz
%nograpben ab, unb am Nbenb erf9alte
an Der entf9eibenben @tele Elm 10
fur4bar rolIenbes 20tpensebriin, bab
bic 3nf4auer boiler Mnsit auffpransen
nnb tpie ipabnfinnis gu ben Saaltbii>
rem btnausbrdnsten. Ser Come bate
bas publifnm aus benz Sbeater BIN
ausgebriiut.
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@abt Mnsetgeu.
THr Sheriff

9ie ~Sreie 9rele fir Seras~ 1T autoz
%riliert, an5u5ei9erg baB 8. 8. 2inbz
e y &anoioat fin bas Nnt zines S6eriffs
BON Serar gplntp lit un6 iib Ser Cut
ldetoung Der b~emofrati16en Srimdre
ipa6len unterfpirft.
..9ie n8reie Greiie fir Segas 1T auto
%riliert, an5u5ei9en, DaB Sames sc c.
GlosfeD &a11Dibot fir Das Nn1t
bes S6eriffs bon @egar County lit lll1b
ii6 ben bemofratilden &rimdrtpa1len inn
Suli nttteripirft.
Die uSreie Ereie fir Segas~ tit
alttoriiiert, on5n5eigen, baB 8 m. S.
@oort6 &nnbibat fir bas Imt Ell
neg S6eriffs bon Segar County it uno
ii6 Der gnti6eioung Der betnpfratii6en
Erimdripablen untertpirft.
Sic uSreie &refe" 1T outoriiiert,
Is corge 5urfeb als aanbibat fur
oas In1t oes Sbertffs bon 8egar
County, abbdn9i9 bon Ben i'm ssSuli at
baltenoen bemofratiiden &rimGrtpabIen,
ansufiinbigea.
Sic "~Sreie Grefie fir Seras 1T
a1toriIiert, a~i15u8ei9en, bab 6 q 8. e.
Stebens &anbioat fir bos N1nt Ell
neg Sberiffs bon 8egar County lit ut1o
it'd Der @ntideibu11g Der b~emofratiIben
Ertmdripablen unteripirft.
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Sir Gpmfabler. greeinft go. 1

Sic ~Sreie Rreile fir Eegas~ tit al1z
toriliert, an5u5ei9eu, baB 6. S.
Heebes &anoioat fir bass Imt bes
gontablers in 8recinft SEQ. l lit nnb
liG Der gntI6eiOung Der bemofratii1en
Frin1dripablen lnterfpirft.
Sic 1Sreie Breile fir Segas" tit altz
toriitert, an5u5ei9en, baB S. @b. @ifs
tens &anoibat fir bas lmt bes gonz
itabler &recinft SEQ. 1 lit unb ii1 Der
@ntideioung Der bentofrotif6en Brim6rz
tpablen unteripirft.
Sic nSreie Breiie fir Seras" 1T allz
toriliert, nn5u5eigen, bab Sobn g.
Sratner &anoiOat fir bas @mt bes
Gontabler Brecinft SO. / lit nnb 1id
Der @nti9eiorn9 Der oemofratil6eu Bris
%mdripa6len u%i1teripirft.
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Sir Sriebensrid,ter 9recinft /

Sic rSreie 9reiie fir Segas~ lit a,ts
toriiiert, 9arrb Serbber g als
&anoibat fir bas Imt 6es Srie6enss
rt6ters, Brecinft SO. /, 8lab 2,
(iebt bon Sen. 9. Sisf beiebt) abbd1aia
bon ben bemofratii6en 8rimdripablef
an5utinbi9en.
9ie pSreie EreiIe fir Segas~ lit alts
toriiiert, .8enS. Sisf als &anoioat
fitr &ieoeripabl fir bas gmt bes fri e.
De NJ ri If t er 9, 8recinft 1, 8lab 2,
abbdn9i9 bon ben oemofratii6en 9riz
~mdrtpablen, an8ufiinbigen.
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Siftrift=Glerf.

&ie vSreie Breiie fir Seras@ lit arlz
toriiiert, GERM In6reaS Cob if.
als &anoioaten fir bas @mt oes 9iitriftz
glerfs bon 8erar County, ~abbGneig bon
ben oen1ofratiiden Srimdripablen I'M
Srli, an8ufiinoieen.
Sic uSreie Yreile fir Seras~ lit alts
toriiiert, Nngnt Siefenba9 a[s
&anoioat fir bas Amt bes 9ifrift@
Glerfs, ab6dn9ig bon ben bemofrn~
tild)en Tritldrfpablen, aH8u5eiaen.
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Sir Gumtttp=G lerf.

Die uSreie EreIe fir Segas" tit altz
toriifert, an5u5eigen, Dat 8ibia an 6.
9amlton &anoibat fir bas Nnlt
oes gountD> glerfs bon 8egar County
TT nllo ii9 ben ben1ofratiI1en Yrimdr@
tpablen I'M Suli nnterpirft.
Sic rSreie Rreiie fir Segas1 1T alle
toriiiert, an5n5eigen, baB Mife S.
9 p belt &alOibat fin bas Mmt bes
goulltpsg lerfs bon 8egar County lit uno
lib ben oemofratii6en 8rimdrtpablen i'm
Suli u%ntertpirft.
Sic kSreie 8refe" 1T a1torifert
fir bas Nmt beg gpnntp gIerf
bon gerar Gountb, abbGngis bon ben
am 25. Sui a5ubalteiloen oemofratiider
Frimdripablen, atlslfiinbiger.