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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms al
241O Champa street in modern house
with extension phones. Mrs. R. M
Blakey. Phone Main 5632.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15

FOR RENT-Room in private fam
lily; house strictly modern; gentle,
man preferred, 2949 Welton street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
in modern house. Phone Champa ISL
G29 Twenty-second street. Mrs. M
Sanford.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-15

FOR RENT-Furnished looms In
modern house at 221S Clarkscn street.
Mrs. Nelson phone York 4750.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
McnOJGAII WILL WIN.

There never has been amy serious
opposition to AIR. McDougau In this
part of the state, and what oppo-
sition there was in the north has
been dissipated as "a the facts Of his
official record became known. MIR.
MeDongall is q man Of positive
ideas; is a strong republican and
has always done his part in Keeping
Idaho in the republican columns.
lie is OF the really strong men
of the state, In all OF the state
nominating conventions that he has
attended ho has been a tower Of
strength 10 the men into whose
hands the party has placed the
standard OF re~publicanism and these
men, whose official acts have pass
ed into history and many of whom
he has aidod in every way. are o
hts strongest friends and supporters.
all oven the state word m
that he is very popular with the
people. He will no doubt be re-
elected by a bigger majority than he
in 1908, This art Of the state
will surely do its share in return
ing him as attorney general of the
state and there is not likely to be
any slough in the north. McDougall
a man of great legal ability and
his success in appeals taken to the
supreme court is something extra
ordinary.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
BOB LANsDoN ON THE STUMP.

Secretary of State Lansdon has
declared he will take the stump in
support of James II. Hawley and the
entire democratic ticket. We don't
know whether the democrats will
bill him or not. but it is just as well
for the people to understand what
Mr.. Lansdon's attitude is.
He has fought Governor Brady
throughout the administration. He
has fought him whenever the gov
ernor has endeavored to improve the
Carey act administration and he has
fought him on the liquor issue. He
opposed him on the liquor issues
throughout the primary campaign
and is nov opposing him for re-
election.
We hope he will take the stump.
We would like to see these men
out in the open. He is a Hawley
man, and We would like the people
to have an opportunity to see Just
what kind of men it is who are sun
Mr.. Hawley.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

Sles 10 make, nothing to conceal.
N no wrong act to defend. NV
democratic friends make no charge
against my administration, of frauds
or scandals in the university, our
normal school. our academy, our
asylum, Il reform school. or our
p~enitentiary. or in fact in any de-
partment of s.ate, and it will there
fore only be necessary for me to
answer the charges that they have
made against my administration.
My distinguished opponent. Mr..
ilawley. has delivered a number of
extended addresses during the pres
ent campaign in northern Idaho.and
| have had an opportunity OF readius
a st%enographic report OF these add
dresses and as he necessarily fol-
lows the same line of thought in
each OF them l find that he occu-
pies fully one hour and a half, de-
voted 70 my neglect OF duty. the
NhAAt iduu ppdtU ana eAlldNoSaUte
of the present administration. He
claims that | have travelled all over
this state when l should have been
attending to my duties in Boise.
Il admit that | have travelled ex-
tensiyely. visited each and every
county OF the state of Idaho. and |
proud of the fact that l have
so. l have for days travelled
by pack train through your for
ests, floated down your rivers in
boats, road over dry farming dis
tricts in wagons. inspected Carey
projects and walked along their
examining their fumes. their
dams, their headgates. and their
! have visited your ed
institutions, broken bread
in your homes and worshipped in
your churches, and for what? In
order that l might become CONVEX
with our wants and be intelli-
gently advised as to the true con-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

st. Maries, Oct. 14.-Governor
Brady last night delivered one of
the strongest and most forceful
political addresses that has ever
been delivered in this city. He
save particular attention to charges
made by the democratic leaders
and thoroughly explained every
complaint that has been made
against his administration. He
stated that the democrats were maxi
Ing charges against the state land
board for the purpose of binding
the eyes of the people to the real
issues, which he stated were pro-
ance, and that they are assailing
the land board because they know
that the state OF Idaho is over
whelmingly in favor of the repub-
lican party's position on the tenn
pcrance question.
A large and enthusiastic audi
enoe greeted the governor, often
~applauding his remarks, and he held
the attention of all from the COM
mencement to the close of his ad-
dress.
Governor Brady said in part: 81
come before you tonight to render
account of my stewardship and in
this accounting | have no apollo
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
How Long Could Our Party Live If
1t Stood for Wrong and immortality?

done without effective support. a
man can not make promises to
catch votes and enter office.
"a man might even whip a re-
luctant legislature into passing a
s~tataeawide prohibition act, but ii
public opinion was not strong
enough to close every saloon at once
and keep them closed he would set
back the fight against the evils of
the liquor traffic a whole half CEN
tury-people would grow discourage
ed and say the evil was not eradi-
Gated.
Il prefer to stand on the repub-
lican platform and in every way
strengthen and maintain our pres
ent local option law and then sub
init this entire question to the peo-
pie of this state and with their de-
cision every honest man should be
satisfied. | do not believe that the
liquor question should be made par
tisan, but when it Is made so | be
lieye that every man should be hon.
est and frank enough to let the
people know where he stands on
that question.
But what every opinion any citi-
zen may have no one can object to
submitting the question of a con
stitutional amendment to the peo-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

pie and then ii will be settled one
way or the other for years aud this
turmoil and strife will end and we
will proceed TO develop the resources
of our state and build a great COM
monwealth without having to de-
vote our time 20 one single issue.
Let us elect the entire republican
ticket. which has pledged itself to
reform
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
Has Made More Money for the State
Than All Democratic Administrations

ditions existing with reference to
various matters when they should
come before me for consideration.
1T has cost you nothing and
while not desiring to boast in allud-
ing to this matter, the state of Idaho
has been kind to me in a social,
political and business way, and !
have paid every penny of my expen-
SEES travelling over YOU state, whether
en- business of state or otherwise,
and | will go even further, | have
contributed to worthy charities
and enterprises more than my entire
salary during my present admins
t%ration, and among these contribu-
tons / donated over $500 to re-
lieye distress during your recent for
est fires. In other words, | have
worked for the state free of charge
and boarded myself. The demo-
Gratis charge me with neglect of
duty and extravaganza in office.
81 say to you tonight without the
slightest fear of successful contra
diction that the present republican
administration made more money
for the people of the state than dur
ing all the democratic administra-
lions put together. The last demo
crnti, ~ Hunt 4 ,,i - ;c+ ,,r;,,N 80
turned to the state of Idaho a profit
of $4,000. The present admins
tration has returned to the state of
Idaho a profit over and above all
expenses of $%3S1.000, or a net pro-
fit over and above the last demo-
cratic administration of $35S.000.
We have paid off a deficiency Great
ed by the democratic party of $50
900, for which they issued bonds,
have also redeemed $2O3,OOO of
other bonds and still have money
left.
Can you see any neglect or extra
vagance in the management of our
state affairs in a showing of this
kind? 1t is an insult to human in
telligence for Mr.. Hawley to compel
me to stand on this platform and
answer charges he makes with ref
erence to the state land board. l
tell you tonight that the loans to
which he takes exceptions would
have been made by the most con-
servatiye business mar in this state;
that the King Hill extension and
Goose creek project, where the land
board placed the water rights at
S65 an acre. are just and equitable;
In fact, the contractors on the for
mer proposition will lose thousands
of dollars before they complete the
project. and if | were offered a
certified check for $4,000 to
complete the project l would re-
ject the offer. Those residing on or
in the vicinity of Goose Creek pro-
Ject, in Cassia county, will tell you
that the price for water rights was
made at their own solicitation and
request, and that they are entirely
satisfied in every respect.
Then he says on the Lost River
project, where thousands settled on
the project, on cou of lack of
water they are leaving the state by
hundreds. as if from a pestilence.
charge hat this is absolutely I'M
true. The records will show that
hardly so families have as vet set
tied on the project, that the wa
ter was not promised until spring
OF 1911, and tell you. my friends.
that the water viii be furnished
Just exactly at the time it was
promised"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

Don't forget to register, and You
might just as well do it now.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
TWO EATADDRESSESB SUPERINTENDENT

In closing his campaign in Northern Idaho Governor Brady delivered W. great addresses
dealing with the rsue Of the present campaign. One vase devoted 10 the mora issues involved
and the duty Of parties toward them, and the other to the excellent business record Of his adj
mnnnhauon, which has earned for the State nearly $4,000 above all expenses
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24
Webs VICTIM Died
OF STANDARDIZATION

TRUNK II Was found that lHs body LAD
MT been eat M rs ~ Stated TIN
tG"aH faam - sauHa ~ IL. H.ai I'll
the vigtm had hrrr - ff-f#-. HH
II v5- calculated t. directive uaHf =
NOR ihotaae# examination COULD ha
Haai... aud biz eaaG,-sl4I.# va za.a#leaH
IN u" fr~t mstanr,a- trHg n aH.hs
true
TIL a,t IS th5t tin. body aagf
AMI Tire fHs-leaa- aho hell fs aa=
farzy assert that th- body NJ 5nea
When 1t WIS placed ia - truuk Tuee
testif, that tn hfpa IF rha harRiJaH
did mol ktH Johnson Int fhtf a#=
placed IN the tr8Ht and na-r- dGaJ =
aieHtful death from -uaaea.## TaeHa
Al. evidences THAT Hc di1 h,,aa.,# CON
sctaus after ae bad boon rsreH IN a.,
umuk and that h. made terrible
struggle a. relieve fnzef THa psi
ton II tho body. baA=4r suaG
Thai IL nas imraesih-a IN 6w rt-ax=r
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24
Nuggets Special Service.

RENO, June 33.-John l.. Su'ii,an.
the great eX-pugilist. arrived hrr, To-
day from New York, aud Is lust fire.. Ii
from his wedding trip abroad He
comes as the representative of The
New York American 10 report the fight
for that journal. and is all pufted Up
with pride over his mission as vel!
as his new wife. who accompanies him.
After greeting all the old sports Of
which the town is full, and more rap
idly coming in, he sauntered around to
the Jeffrics camp to give the boys the
benefit of his presence and any Sug-
gestions he might Want To make, sup
posing they would be only too glad t.
hear from the greatest Of them all
But John L. vas repu!sed. aud again
by the redoubtable Jim Corbett, whom
he met years ago in the fistic ring at
New Orleans And the doughty Jcems
informed the big fellow that neither
his presence. advice or any story-tell-
ing as To his personal experiences We're
either wanted or needed in that par
ticular camp, and then proceeded Ia
shut the cruel door in the face Of the
old veteran. who silently stole away
To the primeval forest 10 hide his emo
tions.
II seems that while John l.. was
frisking about i'm foreign lands he took
occasion to say real naughty things
about James J. Jeffries. the prize
fighter. and was disposed tn discredit
his prowess. his lack of nerve and
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24
ELIHU THOMPSON
BADLY NEEDED

Tho failure al tn. Steamer Eula
Thompson to show Hr 81 ae sighted ae
any Of the outgoing ,,.s~.ls las caused
anit" a little nnea~hess ia Naele sho
usually gets ucrr with her tase. the
pashmg Wave. early M Tho season.
and a. shr eutirz nothing but meat.
either cured ar an tho houf SHE IS ID
Welcome visitor.
Their hts been "A rum"r eoing about
that ther- Is likely L. he shortage
Of fresh meat if Sle docs MOI soon g,t
herr. but il is fair to assume thar There
is no great danger af HAT. as there j.
plenty of it At 81 Michael Tor tar
present at least
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. Juno - Porter
Charlton. Who was captured ae h.
stepped off a vessel arriving ia THIS
port today. charged WitH TIN murder II
his Wifc and throwing lien body. con
ccalrd u a trunk into Lake Como.
Italy, Has made a fun confession ur
the grewsome crime. Bcfol, h, did So.
however. n" whipped out revolver
that he lad concealed about his per
son aud tried To l5H Chief Of Police
HAYS. lie was quickly grabbed 10y til"
officers present. and il wa~ only he
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24
EAGLES WILL DANCE
FOURTH OF JULY

The Fratcrna order of Eagles hav,
concluded that they viii help To ccle-
hrate the Fourth by giving another at
their big dances in their hall on that
night. Thu Eagle dances have been 50
popular during the Winter that it is
not necessary to bespe;,k for the sour
doughs good time. as they have
grown $" used t. getting it waen they
go there that they would not be- con
tent to stay away, But for the benefit
of the near sourdoughs and the che
chaco it may be said that il they want
Ia have pleasant evening they must
not overlook this event
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24
EDITORS ARE
SENT TO JAIL
Nuggets Special Service.

MONTERREY. Mex June - Prar-
ideally every liberal newspaper ia Mex +
leo Las been suspended. and an ,hrir
editors arr under arrest Toy haNc
been indalsing in rigorous riugism of
the Diaz administration ,atiug III
their cue. very largely. the articles
that have been published The past few
months in some Of the American mag
azincs, detailing some or thr short
c"mings of the Mexican G,tetfanenl
and pointing out the many alraciti-s
of tho Diaz administrations
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

CODE SHOWS SATURDAY NIGHT.
All new pictures. Star pictures.
Voice of Violin" BLACK Pete, Cow
boy Cook" MAID and Millionaire, .
Cyclone Sneezer." and Distracted
Man"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

Have your rooms cleaned with the
Vacuum Cleaner, the only sanitary
method. Phone Black SO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

Gus has moved to the Beard Of
Trade Lunch Counter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

NEW LAID EGGS. s. PER oozEN.
Phone Black 5. Prosser's Harness Shop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

Where has Gus, of the Hunter
Lunch Counter, gone?
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

TOUGH GUc.
BLACK Pete, Cowboy Cook" Codes
Show, Saturday night, Eagle Theater.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

Post Cards. 10 for 25o. Lomen BIO
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-06-24

Office. Sehah-id Bud3,ng. Opposite
Count House Phone Nam 43.
j. SULLIVAN
Stea0graHner
Notary
Residence Golden CO. Hotei: pnons
Man 2 Room S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
8itttue Sriebcrifa sanr ~seitOrben.

am Mittpod Morgen Inn 2 l1br
lit rad Iangem iftperem Seioen i'm
Seim hires Sdniegeriobnes albert
g. Naegelin Srau Srieoerifo 8a1.er.
geb. Soffmann im aIter BON 70 Sab
rem, a Monoten 1tn6 &c Sager in
elm beiieres Senieits biniiber &c.
IdIlrminert. sic mar om IA. Mar5
1889 in Meflanburg S6merin ge'
borer, fam Dor 40 Sabren nit If.
rem Gotten Sris Bauer uno a &in.
Der itad amerifa uto maftet Ser.
mann iii boliern6es Seim. Ser
@otte elm brober fleiBieer @amn
9ing ibr Dor 12 Sabrert i'm CODE
porails. Srnu Batter mobnte in
ben lesten Sabren Bel ibrer So9ter
un0 Sdniegeriobn gilbert O. Iae.
selin unb fan0 Die allerbelte Sflege
fpelden llnitanS iie Itets riibmenb
ermabnte. Sic binterlaBt a &iroer
.aarl uno 5ris gmier un6 Srau mi
lpa e9rn Dom ct. 2ouis. rnb Srall
glb. s.. Noegelin bon S%erntann. Die
geerOi9ung iinbet bette @admittaa
nm 3 ltbr bon Der 8obnilng oes
SrnI. @negelin ans itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
GrDffnnns Der @iKoari etate Rur.
mai SdOOl in Cape GirarScan
MiRpmri, am Sieaitas ben
6. september 1910.

Gin itates 2ebrrerperionaI 6 eIe.
gante Steinge6ditoe; CUTE 8ibltotbef;
gut ausgeitattete 2aboratorien.
&eselredte College . &urie unS
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er0en gu Elm 2ebenslangIides Sch.
rer : Certificate beredtisen; elenen.
tare 8erufs.furie nelde su einen
utf Sabre beidranftes Staat-2 ebrer.
Certificate beredtigen; cine CUTE
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aderbaii fir Sarmeriobne nnb fir
2ebrer, 11ttterri6t in &e9en, Raben
lutb SaiisbaIttunit; Elm @eper6e.
i6itle.
&urie fir etgIiide Sprad)e uno
aiteratur, @eididte @atbematif,
8bpiif. gbemit, &fIan8eufunbe, 300.
logic, &bpiolosie, Geographic, slit.
ronomie, SelOmeiien, 2ateiniid, @rie
did, 9ertid. SranaoiiidL Spaniid,
8ipdolosie, @eididte itlpo Sbiloiop.
bic oes graiebungstpdens, @etbo6en
aderbalt 3ei6nen, &betorif, 2eibes-
audt, 8udfiibren, SdOnidreiben.
9eionoere fur5e unterridts
aurie fir 2ebrer. ga oieies elm
ItaatIides Srititlit lit, ilno oie 2ebr.
frdfte bonn Staat be8abIt iperoen,
miro Sem SdiiIern beim gtntreteu
mir Sc per Serrnin itno 81 iabrlide
Eurnger1tbe.@ ebii9r berednet.
Scott uro 3|immermietbe IN Sem.
mir1gg Sail fir MdS6en uub III
hilbert Sail fir 8itabep inter auf
iift Ser S6ulbeborbe $14 bis Sis
Ioet Monat.
8eitere @lrsfunft ertbeilt Elm fret.
er aatalog, Sdreibt aiu
State 9prmal Sdppl
gape G%irarbeau, WiiTOnri
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

-Serr Sobn @oeoeI bon Berger
NOR 9ienitog bier in @ei6dften.
Sulius Bod bon StoIpe maj
9ienitag seiddftIi6 bier.
-G6noro gurfbart bon ct
2ouis, fam letter. Samitag Deim 81
@eiitf.
-es miro am Sonntae Gbenf
in Der 60. ct. 9auls Stride fem
engIiider @ottesoienit itattfinoen.
-@m. StobImarri BON ct. 9ouis
1T nit Srau unb &in6 bier BEL iei-
ren &ertpanotcn at 9eiud.
aneuit 9eiiner bon ct. 2onis
lit BEL oen Seirigen bo1ier 5u Be
iild.
SRI. stlice goromeIl bon ct
2oilis lit bier al 9eiud uno @aite
bel Sri. Seota @eriel.,
8auI Stride febrte Iesten Conn
tag bon einen 5 ntonatelangen @uf-
entbalt in Rebrasfa bierber 5uriid.
SIN ct. Soiiis Gonntp lit Serr
Buell. 8. @attbeips nieoer als Gat-
bi6nt fir &epraientort nominiri
porbett.
Der iunge Serr &bep. Sra
ipeIder IN Der Sbalbote 9ruderei 81
Steginspilc beihdftiet lit mar Sam
flag unb Sonntag bier.
SER 6rar3 8nentber bon Gin
ton, @to,, mar aiisgongs lestei
@ode bier bel Ieinen gltern 81
8eiud.
-Dte Soitftfagld1ltle per Dteltgel
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Smnine ben q. ansuit ibr Sdul
felt aif Dem 6airplose abbaIten.
5rau SreO Seitlano BON 81
Bouts. iriiber Sri. Sattie Bremen
mar leete ISOLDE mebrere Gage bie
i'm alteit Seim 8u 8eiid.
-$err iino Srnii Conrad @rf
pelde bier Bel ben @ltern BON Sra
Grfe, ben @%beleuten Sobn 9oebm 3
8eiu6 iparelt iinb 9ienitas iuieoe
nod Ct. 2ol,is sereiit.
SEER .uso Srou Sris Bauer DO
ct. 2ouis Gountp, fonie 6rait Mitt
Gern BON ct. 2oilis trofen gsiter
bier elm anI1Bli6 bes CODES ibrS
@utter unb Sdipiegermiitter Sri
beride Bauer. &err &ern nit Ie
men SSbnen toeroen be,ite bier En-
treffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

SRI. @ab SabIor bon Glapton
befin6et ii9 bier 81 8eiu6 iitb @ait
bon Sri. Gmuto Silent.
-5rau g6ns. Soref lit nit ibr-
en- 3inSern bon ibrer 8eiudsreiie in
Columbia, fpieoer bier ein~getroffen
-Senrb 8ieiemoper lit ifon
large 3ett franf, aber ettuns uitf Der
8eiierrnrg.
SRI. SSa Druid peld)e in SO.
.liimbio. beiddftist mar lit bier gu
bleiben.
Or. 81. 6. 9onabue uno Satin
pelhe bier bel Der 6umiIie Senrp
German 5u 9eiud rparen, febrten
Maontag nad @oonepille 5uriid.
8rof. 9. s. Strurf pelber in
@arrensbiirg Ole SommeridnIe fir
2ebrer beiufte, mar Sonntag bier
nlif Der Seimreiie nah Ban.
Reo. 6risemeper bon @iscon.
tin Ser BEL ieinen @erlpanbten grnit
Soerter bel Ban an 8eiuG mar, fcbr.
te SamItag mieber beim.
Hitter ben ieit IGngerer 3eit
aranfen babicr befinben iid Srali
|gbos, &aniea ien., ionic Serr Sin.
ton Sabernebl BON 2anbe,
-anguit 2i,efe fam samitag bon
Gapoleon, DO, Inn bel Bah Dem
8egrdbniB leiner S1piegermtttel
Oes @ittme @m. NliIlmeper beiail,
mobnen.
8eriGirmt nibt oas 8ienic mi
Boil Der StoIpe 8anS 8opa morger
glbenb. CT miro 6a gemiitbli9 sit
sebcn rnb mgenebme llnterbaltnnl
Iiein.
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lesten Sonntog Tire SdniegeriCbn
Ebeo. Sdiff nnb s. 81. Saplor 70
uie beiien @ottin mo &in6 BON 81
2ouis al 8eiud. Sic modten 81
8abrt per antomcbil.
Die Nieboff Gdmilten 3uiam
men aus etma 90 aopfen Deficient
madjten am Iesten 5reitos ibrei
Sabres 5iibing . allsfIug BEN @as
conobe Stub binonf, iaDo bIiebcn bi
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

90 q r r o n. 9as Sortt.
tagiduI 8icnic Der Gb. Ct. Saeobi
@emeinoe 9abier finoet am Cont
ftaa ben 90. 4iIsuit in Mpers
@rope itott mo miro oa5u ber5ltd
eiiueelaOen.
-Srans &eune, Gisarrenfdbri.
FAINT bat oas 2uebbe'ide Sans on
Der SrontitraBe be5ogen. Serr Snc.
Slid mel6er bas 4eiine'fhe Sdlis
faufte, miro baiieIbe p~oIlitdnbis re.
pariren leiien, aber Die mir Der.
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Der Srnnflin County Court lit iest
oils 8oriiser belielben ernannt, unn
Serr augltit s. Steinbed IT'D mieoer'
INN als Circuit Glerf geWablt NOR
ben.
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in6 befano bel ibrer 9odter Srat
angrit 8oblt, nnb i6ren Sobn 8m
Sperrp, reiite por9eitern pieoer mad
ibrem Seim in ct. 2ouis. Sral
Sperrp iit 80 Sabre alt utr6 nod
iebr @eiftesfrii6 iuenn cs NIT ben
&0rper oes Ofteren aud nift 10 re6i
mill.
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falls Elm 8emeis, init tpeIder Orbit
terlng eefampft porben lit. Mud
General 2pou. elmer Ser bepdbrte.
item Sifbrer i'm 6amalieen 8riege,
befano fid uttter BEN @eFaaetten.
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