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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-17

Henry Bard. of Harold. was the
guest of his parents over Sunday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-17

S G. Vance and wife are the happy
parents of a baby boy. born on June
9Th.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-17

Rev. } Brummcl pastor of tie
Returned churcl, of Monroe s. d.
will preach at the Taylor school in
York twp. next Sunday afternoon
June ~ 1T 2 y m
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-17

w. H. Smith, of Huron, was the
guest of Miller friends Tuesday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-17

Attorney John Pussy transacted
business in Washington Monday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-17

Flag Day was observed here Mon
day by a small display of flags,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-06-17

K. N. and d. F. Hunt were Huron
visitors Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
Terrible Accident Occurred on
Denver and Bio Grande
Railroad Near Little Town
OF .Dotzro, Col.
HEAD ON COLLISION OF
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT
List of Injured So Far Report
ed Numbers Thirty-five and
Reside in Every Section of
Country.

Glenwood Springs, Col, Jan. 16.-
Fifty persons are believed killed and
thirty injured in a Denver and Rio
Grande wreck near Dotzro last night.
A relief train with doctors and nurses
was badly delayed in reaching the
scene of the wreck and definite de.
tails are still lacking.
Estimate 25 Killed.
Denver, Jan. 16.-At the Denver and
Rio Grande headquarters it is admit.
ted that twenty-five were killed and
thirty-five injured. The coroner has
refused to admit the removal of the
bodies from Dotzro pending an inves-
tigation and on account of the mutilat.
ed condition of the corpses which rem.
ders any identification impossible
Dispatches from the survivors place
the list of dead at seventy but it is
believed here that the railroad com.
panies figures are nearer correct. Nc
noon except Engineer Gus Olsen OF
the passenger train.
List Of the Injured.
Those injured came from a wide
section of country and included w. A
Dair of Ravenna, Ohio; Hugh Gregg
and family of Harrisburg, ILL.,, and
John Rosso of Cleveland Many are
seriously injured and others probab
ly will die. The two elyines crashed
into each other and formed one mass
of machinery, the whole of which tel
escoped the chair car which contained
some sixty passengers. Only one
thus far known escaped injury, she i:
a woman who appears to be insane
from fright and unable to tell hel
name The wreck was due to the
failure of freight train to get on to +;
blind siding in time to clear the tract
SO that the passenger train could hav,
a clear track.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
CORN EXPERTS TO
ARRIVE ON MONDAY
Prof. Christie and Prof. Crot-
cheII of Purdue Will Take
Active Charge.
HELMS is GETTING READY
SCHOOL, Will BE so LARGE THAT
SIX. ASSISTANT JUDGES WITT
BE cESsARY-lNvlTE JOHN
SON COUNTY MEN,

Joseph Helms, corn expert, has re-
turned home from Purdue university
where he has been attending the corn
school and comforting with Prof.
Christie and Prof Crotchell in regard
to the coming corn and stock judging
school to be held at Centerville the
first week in February. These two
members of the Purdue faculty will
come to the city Monday and take
charge of the two departments, Prof.
Christie of the corn display, and Prof.
Crotchell of the hog and cattle depart
ment.
The corn display will be SO large, it
is expected, that it will be necessary
to have at least six judges to assist
Prof. Christie However he will lecture
on the subject The selection of these
assistant judges has not been made.
but it is probable that three of the
number will be Johnson county farm
ers. Those farmers from this county
who won first prizes at the recent
Omaha corn show will be especially in.
vited to act as judges. -.:-.
L. B. Clore. state legislator from
of the prize winning corn at Omaha
will be in attendance at one of the eve,
ming meetings and lecture upon corn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
NO CHARGE WAS
MADE BY ]. v. KERN
An Arraignemnt OF Those Who
"DoubIe- e-crossed" Him
Not Forthcoming.
WILL DELAY TWO WEEKS
IT IS REPORTED DEFEATED CAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM BRYAN THAT He SHOULD
"Go SLOW"
WILL DELAY TWO WEEKS

Indianapolis, Jan. 16.-John w.
Kern did not make his statement to-
day as he promised regarding being
double crossed in the democratic SEN
atorial caucus. He says he will not
have it ready for two weeks. Some
members of the legislature think that
Kern has gotten cold feet and say he
is welching. Members Of the Marion
county delegation declare they re.
manned loyal to Kern throughout.
Kern says that the statement may not
mention the names of the double.
crossers'' but it will be of interest to
the democratic party in Indiana. 1t
is reported Kern received a telegram
from w. J. Bryan to go slow on his
charges against the democratic mem
bers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
INVITATION TO
TARIFF MEETING
Richmond Commercial Club
Will Be Represented.

Invitation has been received by the
Commercial Club to send delegates to
the National Tariff Commission Con-
vention to be held at Indianapolis.
February 16. II and Is. This IL a
matter Of much importance to the
members Of the club who are in most
instances importers or exporters OF
manufactured produce. The club will
act on the invitation at the public
meeting next Monday evening. 1t IL
probable that a committee of from
eight to ten win be selected to repre-
sent Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
SUMMER SCHOOL
PLANS ARE MADE
Regular Course at EarIham
Sumer School.

The trustees of Earlham college
were in conference yesterday discuss
ing the contemplated change in the
summer school. 1t was decided to
make the change and to have regular
courses Of work. Heretofore the work
done at the summer school has been
left entirely to the volition of the stu
dent but commencing next summer
regular courses will be given. The
trustees meeting today include Mrs
Hollowell. Indianapolis: Timothy
Nicholson of this city and President
r. L. Kelley of Earlham, chairman of
the board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
Monday Evening P. D. McGre-
gor of Chicago, Will Lecture
Before Organization on Old
Line Insurance.
MEETING ATTRACTING
VERY WIDE ATTENTION
Notice Given of 1t in a Chicago
Paper and Several Indian
apoIis Insurance Men viii
Be in Attendance.

The second chapter on fire insur-
ance will be written and read at the
Commercial club rooms next Monday
evening. The club officials promise
this chapter will prove more interest
ing than the first and that the thread
of romance which won such popular
favor in the first installment will be
unwound further. P. D. McGregor, of
Chicago, will make the address. Sec
retary Haas has received word from
Indianapolis that some of the leading
insurance men of that city will be
here to attend the meeting. 1t is
probable they will be called upon to
express their views.
Prominent Insurance Man.
Mr.. McGregor is western manager
of the Queen Fire Insurance company
and is delegated by the publicity de-
partment of the stock companies to
present the advantages of stock COM
panies over mutual insurance compan-
les. 1t is promised that the lecture
will be both instructive and entertain
ing. A general discussion will follow
At a recent meeting the Comme rcial
club members were addressed by a
representative of the mutual compan-
les. He undertook to explain the ad.
vantages offered by the mutual com
panies and talked upon the great de-
mand of fire insurance in general. He
was secured for an address to promote
the interests of his line of companies
with the local business men, who just
now are contemplating some decisive
action in the way of insurance, hav'
ing become dissatisfied with the
treatment accorded by the old line
companies.
"Fire, Fire, Fire."
In regard to the meeting next Mon
day, the call to the club members
says:
It's all on account Of fire; so bring
your friend and enjoy our fire. We
will fire cigar and talk fire anG
cross-fire till we get afire with fire
Insurance for fire protection and fire
prevention. Then fire the companies
that are short at fires till your fire
side is safe against any fires. See?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
CASES At ISSUE
READY FOR TRIAL
Unusual Condition of Affairs in
The Circuit Court.


Judge Fox announced in the Wayne
circuit court he will call the civil
docket through Monday morning. The
All cases that have been placed at is
sue have been set for trial. This Is
the first time for several terms that
this condition has existed,
The judge has urged the attorneys
to pay attention to the trial docket
and if possible be ready for trial or
the day the cases are assigned. The
court intends to make the procedure
more methodical this term. if possible
An endeavor to prevent needless de
lays is made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
FORA DIVORCED
FROM THOMAS
She Charged He Treated Her
Cruelty.

Fora Thomas was granted a divorce
from Frank Thomas In the Wayne cir
cult court this morning. She told a
story of cruel and inhuman treatment.
She alleged that her husband was an
habitual user of intoxicating liquors.
at night to take drink of whisky.
and then 5erate and abuse her. She
claimed he had charged her with in
constancy. The wire was given the
custody Of . minor child.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
IN Course of Their "lnvestiga-
ton" congressman Discov-
er "Serious" 0ffenses by
Roosevelt.
SPY ON cOLORED BARBER
AND MRS. RS MESSENGER
These FIunkies Paid Out Of
Government Funds and tie
Shocking Discovery Will
Shock the Entire Country.

Washington, Jan. 16.-Members of
congress who have rod in pickle for
president Roosevelt fairly danced with
glee last night. They discovered
what appear to be two petty instances
of violation of the law by the presi-
dent and it made them glad. Chair
man Tawney of the appropriations
committee was reported to be espec-
ially happy. These legislative critics
ON the president announced with great
solemnity today that President Roose-
velt's barber. William B. Dulany, is
carried on the government rolls as an
accountant in the office of the auditor
for the navy department and that Mrs.
RoOsevelts private messenger, man
named jackson, is carried on the rolls
OF the bureau of engraving and print
ing.
Plot Now Thickens.
The plot thickened when it was
given out that yesterday member OF
Congress desirous Of obtaining infor-
nation on the Jackson case called UP
the treasury department and was in
formed that Jackson was assigned to
the bureau of engraving and printing,
but that it is supposed he is still at
the white house.
s Members of the house are now turn
Ing their batteries Of criticism On the
president for what they term his
''open and flagrant violations of the
law and the civil service regulations, -
while sharply taking. to task members
of congress for matters not in viola
tlon OF law, and which sentiment in
the capital has it are trifles by com
parison.
1t is reported further that quiet
inquiry is in progress in the Dulany
and Jackson cases. Something may
develop along this line before long.
William B. Dulany is colored man
from Alexandria. Va. Until last March
he was carried on the rolls of the
white house as messenger with q
salary of 5000 year. In that month
the president had him promoted to a
clerkship under the auditor of the
navy at salary of $4,000 a year.
Auditor Not Surprised.
Now his Gag, is attracting attention
again on account of the recommends
tions forwarded to congress by the all
ditor for the navy department thai
more clerks be provided for his office
His force, the auditor says, is insult
ficient
When asked about the Dulany case
Auditor Tyler, who is also coloreC
man, said there was nothing strange
about it. He knew of a number o
cases of government employees assign
ed to special duty outside the office:
on whose rolls they were carried.
Asked If Dulany ever came to hi!
office the auditor was noncommittal
He added. however that If Dulany wa'
doing special duty he would not have
to come here--not even to draw hi!
pay. He could do that through thu
disbursing officer of the treasury.
I'VE expect to have him here per
manently in little while, though,
said the auditor.
He evidently meant that Dulan.
would be in his midst on or abou
March 4 next.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
GOES TO CAPITAL
TO HELP FRIEND
Meredith Interested in Case of
Sheriff Box.

Sheriff Meredith was at Indlanapo
lis yesterday in the interest Of T. W.
Box, sheriff OF Lawrence county, who
is held on charge OF manslaughter
Meredith is bondsman for Box and
says he believes Box has a good
chance. The grand jury Is investiSat
IT, IL case thoroughly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
TANGEMAN CASE
TRIAL MONDAY
Defendant Is Charged With
Wife Desertion.

The case of the state VS.. Charles A.
Tangeman has been set for trial in the
Wayne circuit court Wednesday. Feb
ruary TO- Tangeman is charged with
wife desertion. He has retained n0un-
-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
w. F. HlBBERD DEAD.

Local friends and relatives have re
ceived word that William F. Hibberd
of Louisville. KY, formerly of this city
died at his home January IL. He was
ing the cause Of his death are no,
known.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
DISTRIBUTION
OF THE FUNDS
County Treasurer to Oistrib-
ute January rs.

The annual distribution of funds
will be made by the county treasurer
to the trustees, school corporations
and other organizations drawing upon
the county for support, January %. On
about 100000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
FUND COMMITTEE.

The subscription committee OF the
=. NJ. c. A. viii hold a meeting this
evening to consider plan whereby
the remainder Of the $4,000 deficit
min be raised
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-16
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

NDlANA-snow Or rain sunday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Spfer pon Nntu. ltnfaacn.

Ianb III I u, Conn, 10. Sftober.
Sci oenl 9Altomlobil.W ettiobrcn
nuf Der Innbnrp.S air muroc geiterll
Stolpb &c Golmo, ols an einem6itbr.
merf Gin @umntireifcn borlt, iiini5ig
SUB mcit binauS geidleuoert uno
lGnoGc bonn nuf iumpiiaen @rlmb;
rr erlitt eincu S%uitenbrud) uno mog.
lidcr @ciic aud inncre, obcr nift
lcbensgeidbrlidc Scrlebungcn.
u cd ter, u. ~, 10. Ottobcr.--
Gin Mutomobil, nj melfem lid aliBcr
Gem Gbouiicur 9icol Gcobp Die bel.
zen Yolijiitcn Mie9ternep mo Bone
Gcfallocn, WcIt' SeBicrc cine bicnit-
l:dlc 5pltr III MAIDEN bnttcn. RANT,
sur iriibcn Morgcnitunuoe gegen FL
nen lcIcgropbcnpfabl. 1ic orci Sn.
icilcn mltrocn idlinln pcrlcet mo
fns Iuto totoI 6cnlolirt.
GbtcnGo, 81. 10. Sftobcr.
gel cilcn Nutrmobil.llniull, Der iid)
OH Sofion.@ oulcporo mo Sopne-
Mpculc crei0nctc, fam q. ). acorns,
Sofonotiuiiibrcr scr yGhicogo, 9ur.
lilgton mo Quincy . giienbobn. "
inns 2cben mo airf Goltmon, Sri.
SpnL Cigar Milcr nnb !. u. Sic.
tcrtS truaG ihlimnic %~crlctulgen
tupcn. Ger llniaa 9eidob oablrd,.
ooB Der Gbonfieur all elmer id)nrien
&iirue Die Gontrole ilbcr oas Nltto
ttrlor, rpelfes gegen cinen Baum an
rnnntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Gntieblid,cr S%clbitmurS.


M~re;sia8e olS Moroinitrlrmcnt. -
StrGilin9 I'M 6efGngniB porl
Nep.Sapcl ldbt it'd Dos 9oupt
nbIdneioen.
@em Sopcn, Gonn., 10. Sft.
Nuf aon5 crtietlide @cilc brod)te
lid, i'm bieIigcn Gountp . @ei1n9ltib
George Woiclcp, Der aud ais George
gilbert bctonnt mar, INNS 9cbcn.
Ger Monn IieB lid ourd Die orpr"
areisl19c IN Der Stubliubrlt Den
Gopi alott bonn &lunpi wcGidciocn.
Scr Sage mcrhcn burh ein Sdicbc-
trett Die 81 burhidnciocnocn @olj.
ltiidc 3ugcfiibrt. Nnf bieicS Brett
iuarf iih nun Der @%ciangcne. nudbcm
CT 5ucrIt Die SGge in @ctricb geiett
butte. Sm n0hItcn Nuqenblid. cbt
CO Scnlolo pc%rbinocrn fnllnte, bate
boS Brett Den Wann Dor Bic SGge
gcbroht. Gin &nirid)cn eriolgtc, UNI
Der aopf oeS Mannes iiel, mic bon
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id)cn BIC SohcIipGhnc. Ger i0mmt
lid,en nlocrcn @%cionaencn hen1d)'
tiGtc iih oh bcS N~rdBlidlel Shou
ip;eIS Die groBtc N%uiregwng. Molc-
ltO NOR ncgcn c;nes 0cringfil9igcn
%cr9cbena ST elmer tur5en Soltltrnle
ucrurtheiIt morbct. 0rci @ohen
bate er abgeieiicn unb boIb bate ibm
SIC 3rciheit geminft. @r mar ols ar.
teitsloIer 8eideniteacr mad, Ncn-
&open gefommen, botte Iid III Der
~idiiebencn @irtbihalten berilm getriea
Fen uno iuar idlieBlid) beldrlloi9t
ipprbcn, nus elmer Wirtbldoft einc
Nlaid)c Wbisfep entmenoet SIT bobcn.
&icberbolt bate CT b%etbeuernt. oob
cr oeS SiebltoblS %midyuloig lei,
olcidBeitig bate CT ober errlGrt, OoB
linn bolb nifts mebr iibrio blciben
lueroc, ols 5u itebIcn, "a feline 9o6n,
0tlcIllfoit ibn1 me5r pcgen icincs
rorgcldrittencn IlterS cine Nnitcl.
hing gcben mcllc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
&cscn Icrlctnna bee prohibitions
WclcBre.

Sopcfn, aoS.. 10. Sftober. -
Bonn SberGerid)t iuirbc luegeli Ser
lesung oes itoatlid)cn prohibitions
&'ieses Eoli8ciritter 5. 6. Solocn
bon Yittsbnrg. aos., nit elmer 0elo.
itrofc bon 500, iieben &oli5iiten nit
elmer BON ie $50, aht Seuermebrlcltte
nit ie $25, 5ipolf Sfnnfmirtbe nit
elmer bon ie $500 iinh 5ronf SinsfD
nit elmer bon $1,000 belcgt. Tic
@eriirtbeiltcit iporen an9eblid) borolt
betbeiligt, Spellnfe1 ober iulerloub.
ten @irtbidoftcn IN Yittsbilre &iccn.
sen SIT ~perid1offen. Sinsfp ioQ ooml
ooS 8elo erboben bc5en uno aus bic
lem 5onb muroen atgcblid @eloer
genomnten. nm it1btiid)e MngeItcllte
at be5ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
qanncn oeS 8cttcro.

1ttlioneu bon Collars Olrd) pen
S6nceiturm in Segoa mo ourd)
fultes @cttcr in Merico pcrlorclr.
81 Gaio, Ser, 10. Nfiobcr. -
Ter ourd) ben ppr0citri1cn Sd)ncc.
foIl i'm gonicil oYonbonoIc" Sbcil
uon GcraS algeridJtctc Sdoben miro
Elm ihmercr icir, "a Der Sfnce bier
DIS odtjebu 3olt TOD Iiegt, piclc
Grntcn nodl llid)t iltm Ginbcimiell
icrtia iuorcn unb man cincn 10 per.
nidienben 6roit niMt Dor lGngerer
3eit crmnrtct bate, DDS @eiocpicG
urb iclbit Die Wcnihcu litten be
tr0dtlid, unb Dor often Iingen miro
Der inter Dem Sln0oicb ol,aerihtcte
Shoocn Elm GROCER iein. Ior meni.
ger ais ud)t Gugcn hcrrid,te nod cine
Scnlpcrdtur bon s. un6 so Wrao, &c.
tern ober itoub Dos Gueflilbcr I'M,
ter Dem 0efrierplntt, unO oltrd, oell
id)oyicu @ino mlrOe Der Sd)necioll
IN ciucu 9li55orb p~er,ponoclt.
Stoot Werjto, 10. Sftobcr.--
Ser Sdaocn iueid)cr oell Sormcrn
Merico'S purd) ho1 taItc Meter ST
gcfiiot ,uurbc, ooS Ole Nollje &cgetoe
tipn 5critortc, ruirO oui %l6,00O,0OO
acidl0tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
%ltnnrriuI Hid.

Gborlea VI. Mioric, jt Is Snbrcll
3uhtboliS pcrurt6rilt, 6e,oblt lei.
lie Sdulbcn mo fouft Die linn
iriiber gcporigc Gompfcrlinie 5ll-
rid.
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". Woric bot, trobOem cine t5-jGbri,
&c 3llhtbousltroic iiber ibn1 bGltgt,
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rildcrobcri. &obrcno er Die Gegell
i'm c%rbobenen Griminulflo9en be
folnpitc mo gegcu icine @crlrtbei'
lung al Die hoberc Sliton5 uppellirte
bat CT BON Den s MiIlionen, Die CT
idulocte, $7,5O0,W0 5uriidbc5oblt
@eitern llllll bot CT bcinl Erdflulipns
perfauf %ieilter oltcu Wctropolitoll'
GonlpiidiliSgeiclidloft oieic I'm So.
100000 burd) SObn WcGinnon, ei.
mem Mitglicb bca Ncorgoniiotiolls.
Gomitcs, 5uriidfouien loiicn. Gel
Elnn lit. oicir beriibmtc Tompii6iii.
~inbrtSliuie mittdit elmer ,Solbinl
60" nit 10 Miliionen Snpitol 81 re.
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unb Wonoger oerielben lein. Seine
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5lm aroh in 1901 bciciicn bat, lple
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Moric lit bis 5ilr @,ltid)eibung iei
ltcr 9cruflhn0 inter $125,00O Yiir9
id)oft altf freicm Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Snoepenoem,. ii
Nliance" umgenu. IT
reIionte @ntmidclun9, ;ob
Champagne IN Der Metrupole.

Nem Oorf, TO. Sftober. >
Wit 8ra5ic ho6en iih bic 2eiter Scr
oGioic Maiance," Delfen Homen Ole
.Snocpenoemee 2eaoile" befonntlid,
prgenommen bot, Dem @ebpt oesSrn.
Wiiliam Nonbolpb Seorit geiiigt mo
lefncn Nomcn geitcrn an Die Spitc
zines yunahb6naigcn" Stoottidcts
Geitcat. IaeroiugS erb6It Die lin.
Gtbangiefeit" bieicS Sidets einell
Oraltiifen geigeifmod oird) sic
SGatiof)c, boB Die Non1cn Der IN.
iiuns-Ganbibatcn @nl. 81. Eren0er.
noit MP Sobn Ylirrop Nithc4, poll
hrncn Der griterc iid INN baS Gon-
troleurSamt unO Der 9ebtcre nm oos
Nmt oes Stootrotbs Yr1iiocntcn be.
lrirbt, inter Dem Nomct ocs Srn.
&corlt crid)cincn. Ilid) lit bus Ncn.
Worf-G ountp-S idct in ieil1cm uoucrl
llmiong ncceptirt uor6en.
Vie Sr. Charles e. @ebring ocr
Norliber bcs GolIntp . Gomitc's mo
jcst 2eitcr Der .Gipic Nqioncc," &C.
tern III Icitcm &ouptollortier in,
~0otel Serntitage" an Der I. apcrllc
lno ~. StroBc cincm 9crid,teritot.
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lcr hc0Ingungsloicn llntcrncrinna
inter lctnen Nillen miinolih in
&enntniB 9eiest morben. Die 2citcr
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trIonen 5lir Nominntion oes Sifcts
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Die Seieiiioniiten crfl1rten, elm eigc-
mes 5idct ms 6elO ltellcn 81 molen.
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phnc Miirrcn iiigten iid) Die 5iibrcr
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5rnu Hntb grpan 2eapitt. sic God.
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lungen Alifeutbalt in Gchtidlonb,
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orr uioinen pia. Sad)ei,o itcIlte IL
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