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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Willow Trees and Landscape.
To the Editor OF The Star


A recent well meant and earnest
plea for the willow. together with an
accompanying criticism Of officials for
their failure to make more general
use of willow trees in the park planting
of the District, may be logically met by
the statement that from the artistic
standpoint there are. speaking generally
too many willows used in landscape plant
ing Landscape gardeners of experience
and knowledge know that willows must
be used with discretion and that SaliS
Rabylonica, commonly known as weeping
willow (Which is especially advocated by
the writer in question:. as the most diff
ficult of all trees to place appropriately
must be assiduously summed in nearly
all planting. Its curiously lnsistent I'M
diyiduality alike units it for use with
trees of normal growth or to stand alone
unless in exceptional situations. Its
pendulous, flowing. restless branches nj
it for use beside flowing, and especially
falling, water. not quiet water-althougt
it looks better in relation to that thar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Halibut a la Poulette.

Take two pounds of haiibut, arrange in
allets, freeing from skin and bone; then
cut into narrow strips. Season with
salt pepper and lemon juice: cut two
onions IN slices and lay on the filiets. then
set away for half an hour. At the end
OF this time have ready one-third cup
melted butter. Dip the fllets IN TINS.
roll, skewer into shape and dredge with
flour. Arrange in buttered casserole
OF baking dish and bake twenty minutes
III a moderate oven. Serve with white
sauce and two hard boiled eggs sliced for
2arnish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Pimento Sandwiches.

Run through d meat grinder separately
then together, to make the paste. one
half pound cheese, can pimentos and
one small onion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25

Another little frock OF pique which promises to be popu
lar is shown today. Mothers will, doubt welcome the
for girls rocks of this material which has been
confined for to the exclusive of their small
brothers The straight front panel of this frock outlined
either side and crossed at the top by heavy
embroidery which also to join the skirt and long
wasted upper portion of the dress The latter laid in
wide peats the shoulder both front and back and the
skirt killed The sleeve is trimmed with width
of the insertion and is tucked into cuff banded with the
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04
The Thrice-a-Week World.
WITHOUT A RIVAL IN ITS
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Read in Every Esglish.Speakinq Country

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accurate reporter "i what has happen.
ed. 1t tells the truth, irrespective OF
party,and for hat reason it has achlev-
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04
Caiarfh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of tae
disease, Catarrh is blood or consti-
tut;onal disease, and to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Care is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces. It was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this
county for years and is; a regular
prescription. It is composed of the
best tonics knopn. combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces: TIE perfc +
combination of tie two ingredients
is what produces such wond srful re-
suits in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials free.
j. CHENEY & Co., Prons.- To-
ledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75tr.
Take Halls Fanny Pills 70, Con-
stipatien4
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04
Congressman Ellerbe's Defense.

Congressman Ellerbe's Defense
Congressman Ellerbe says several
thousand men, requested him to
vote against free lumber, and that
he got absolution to do as his con-
stituents wanted from Minority
Leader Clark.
One or two interesting points for
inquiry present themselves We're
ihe several thousand men who made
this request of Mr.. Ellerbe Demo-
cratic voters in his district? Who
instigated the signing of petitions.
the manufacturers of lumber or the
consumers of lumber? What pro-
portion of petitioners were en-
ployes of lumber manufacturers,
Mr.. Clark conld not consistently,
as party leader, advise any Congress
man that he was free to vote against
the positive pledge of his party, and
the pledge of Mr.. Elerbe's party
was free lumber. And certainly
Mr.. Clark did mt pretend to abscave
Mr.. Ellerbe from the oath he took
to South Carolina Democrats to sub
nit to party discipline, to obey the
national party, as it decreed its prin-
ciples in its platform. None had
the power to relieve Mr.. Ellerbe from
the binding force of his pledge OF
al,eg ance.-We .Tote.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04
Ellerbe, Too.

The real question of this campaign
that will remain unanswered when
Mr Lever is again nominated on Au-
gust 80, is this: Has he been faith
full to the Democratic party when he
voted for a duty on lumber In the
oath taken to his people here in
South Carolina Mr. Lever pledged
his solemn word to recognize the
binding obligation upon him Of the
Democratic party's DEGREES, That
party pledged its good faith and
honor to put lumber on the free
list" MIR Lever voted for duty on
lumber. He says he did so because
it put three millions into the treas
ury; the Republicans were looking
after the treasury, it was Mr. Levers
proper part to keep his pledged faith
t. the party. He says in further JUS
tifcation that az Democrats voted
for that duty. If four millions had
done so his obligation to vote against
it would have been no whit less. But
all of those AZ Democrats had not
signed the oath that bound Mr. Lever
when he entered the South Carolina
primarv.-INe State.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04
Misrepresenting Bryan.

Congressman Ellerbe says he and
Congressman Lever in repudiating
the Democratic platform by voting
to tax lumber did exactly what Will
liam Jennings Bryan did when he
was in Congress. That is not true.
When seeking the nomination Bryan
said he would not support a certain
plank in the platform and if Demo-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04
Of the Lumber Trust.
to Protect Lumber in the Interest

with the votes and doings of some OF
our South Carolina Congressman
have doubts as to whether some of
them are the pig or the pup in
politics. Sometimes we see the hands
of the lumber mill and again the
cotton mill in these protective tariff
matters.-NuNias Enterprise.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04

Every time a lady goes into a
store and buys pair of American
made hose she pays tax Of seven
cents to the hose trust. Why should
the hose trust be given this right to
plunder the people? The same may
be asked in regard to the lumber
and other trusts. .OrangeJnIy Times
.f DeU3n.rDf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04
Republican or Democrat.

Conditions In the political world
south of Mason and Dixon line are
becoming more or less mixed if we
are to Judge men by their votes and
expressions about political methods
and policies. When member of
Congress forgets his people. his party
pledges and the platform of princi-
Piles as declared by his party in con-
vention assembled, and votes with
his political opponents on questions
.of party differences, is he Republi-
Can or a Democrat?
Some of the congressman from
South Carolina voted with the Re-
publicans in the tariff contest in Con-
gress. Among those who so voted
is the member from the Sixth district
this district. Is he Republican or
Democrat? Who will dare answer?
Was this Republican vote the re-
:, snn of clear-cut convictions or cor
perase dictation? Are the lumber
: fnisls. Of the Sixth district greater
than: the people of this district? Are
not these Congressman who voted
with the Republicans for greedy
graft in the tariff legislation in
Washington TRAITORS to Democ-
racy?
YSPooks that way to this scribe, as
he understands Democracy.
The Southern member Of Congress
who proves traitor to the people
on vital questions of party differ
ences will, if the necessity should
arise. prove traitor to white su-
premacy and again plunge the South
into the horrors of the RecOnstruc-
t;on period. The man false to him.
self will prove false to his people
And every interest committed to his
care and keeping.
The voters of the Sixth Congress
sional district had best look into
these conditions of Republican teach
ings and efforts to protect the
strong. the lumber mills and ta2
Ihe poor make the poor man wh(
.buvs lumber to build a house t
shelter his family, pay $3.50 pc
thousand mole for lumber thai
without these proiec i've laws OF tn
United States he should pay.
This is just what these Congress
men from South CarolQa did VIII
voted to protect lumber in tn
United States against importations o
lumber from Canada, South Americ
and other lumber countries. Nv
dozen lumber mills are to be tn
benz iciaries of a protective tarll
law, while two hundred thousan
peop e of the Sixth Congresslons
district must pay the piper.
This question of tariff is quite
difficult one for the average voter t
understand.
A protective tariff as that nlun
ber is to the benefit of the few an
to the burden of the many wlthou
any tax money thereof going to SUI
nort the government of the countr
they are taxed to support. The rlc
escape the tariff tax burden, Will
the consumers bear the greater pal
of the tariff burdens.
Is the Congressman from the Slxt
district of South Carolina Repubica
or Democratic? Those of US famllls
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04

Hsw's this for cuSs. Our e,fire'
line Of Summer Goods rs sold at cost
price We are compelled to do this
to make room for our new fall gne..
1t WIFI be to your advantage to sec
US. s. .MARCUk-
7-14tf.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04

Gratis of the district wanted it carried
out they must elect some one else.
1t is quite different with Ellerbe and
Lever. They pledged themselves to
the platform before they
were nominated and repudiated it
after they got in fice.-Orunged"ry
Tines If Democrat.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-08-04

5or6 doses 1855" viii, cure sny
case of Chills and Fever. Price :Se:
4-2S-4n.
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Registration Notice.


The office of the Supervisor OF Reg
istratiuH will be open Oh tbe Isl Mon
day in. eech month for the purpose of
registering any person who is quail
fed a. follows:
Who shall have been resident Oh
the State for two years, and Of the
county one year, and Of the polling PIE.
cinet in which the electOr offers 60
vote four months before the day OF
election, and shall have paid. six
months before, any poll tax thea dut
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section of the coAStitu-
ton of 1898 submitted to him by ths
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show that he owns. and has paid
all taxes collectable on during the
present year. property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. J. Y. NcGILL,
Clerk of Board
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21
gsrfanf pou giueinuofi,r gOnos.

gerfieseIts anaebote tpnben sns'
2esenaencMMen In Der Office beS ainnttcrs Der
etaof Cincinnati. stcat Ohio, biz 12 lltr Uhi.
9onos Der beiasiea biaa t eta6i in in Der Der enmne Don Don
$500 100000. TieIe Spnbs isnb nnbeitensrbar
nno lpetpeH .ousgepeben bebuts @nin1tfnng eis
neg 8 Sonos mn bic Grrthiune bon Soiptfdleril
nno Neifedufern, sIusftaitine nnb Steferufg nno
SlnefiinG atHer uebr noatidnoiaereu gtuenie'
snne nertelbeu. In ie6ereinitiulnnng init etIser
pepluieien Sepcnuuhttenne frdft elmer Gpes
5,olfroei beSiiettf ber ISrdee .sur anseaoe bon
II, wsat 1909, nrlb inter oer Mutortfdf rpit
Geftionen 393e bis 1854 einidjIieblitb bes Ge'
netoI.9o oosr bes Gtaafes Chic llnb 5ufoIae eilier
iinS nse N usshereinfttInu,ura mt Eroindr5 ae.
l,ess, pG1trt bonn Etubtrdih Der Stnot eineins
Hott: Stont Chin. am 27. Sunt 1910.
- Giete 9nnb5 nsroeu bnttrt letn bon l..
Inauit 1910. uro finn 3dhIbor fiinf5ta Sabre
s, noda Datum in Der amerisan 9attsnaI 9rdaiias
nth bic sgnfms por s5oo.0o reprttsntirer unb
Sin'fn frngen snr Hnte bon bier Rro3ent pro
3ahr. 6dbibnr baIbidbrli6.
better Aic;c fit niht p.uer as bereu Bort.
rerfr uirn hr5 anfeeIauitner 8trier nerfauft
-: 2bsii siefsr Nuseobe aeuodt tverber-
aus anseboie nlf'sr au' assernaten SorHiIt.
.Osrosn. ouseeferiiat f,in unO bic am
iahi oer Wunos, nuf reEd5s aeboten unrhe. ot1at>
ben; fcrie ben @efamuribetraa hes dneebots
RtS obs sf Ss 5 Ss 3r'ru Ssr usfa Sf gata ns s.
Graetote ntiffen bealrtet fetr bon etHeui sertfi'
sttteH goed. eobIbor an Grrft 9oH Snresn. an.
bsbuiien.
Gue anatbote rriiTtr bsHsasti unS .rbrrfiri
M sin auf oe. ansenfcte hes aouSerts: ~Btss fsr
Grrr gareen.
T.H,2f,2e Guslicr Der S!abt 'Gtnetnuutt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21

1bierf6us in Der aidt.
Wlif Der 3unebmenben 0erbreitung Der
aultur iinD aud bic friibsr in Der aiis
DIE nortommenbsn 1bierquGIereien fat
DolIitGnbis ausgeroiiet. 60 bemerti
bic 4Igemeine 5otelsRunbidau: Gin
gutter ao1 ipiro beute itsts oufiir Sors
se tragen, bob aiihenibisre, bic in l.s
benbem 3uitonbe sur 0erarbeitung
eingslisfert iperben nriifen, ipie Giihe
unb Sholihisre. bur1 sinen ploBlihen
uHn Ihmeraloien lob ihrer tulinaris
fhen 9eitimmuns sussfiibrt psrben.
Gin gutter Goh ipirb bic Isbenben
Rrsbie ober Geemui9eln .. .. nur in
eeringer Nnsabl in brett iiebenbes
Maifer tperfen. bami. ebsn Der nugens
bIidIihe gob bieisr 3biere herbeists
fiibrt tperbe." limb tpeHn IS in einem
bon ben 5bierIhu spersinsn riig.no srs
tpdbnten aohre5ept iber .bummer
ouf ameritaniiHs 4rt4 beibt: Der
GUNNER III lsbeno in Sneiben 3u
f6aeIpen Die Gheren aufsIopfen,
I'm oosGleilh btrous5ieben 81 t0nntn,
bic st0yper bolbiren iiifp.4 10 bemsrst
bsl tutrsnhs Organ ssS GsitSsasmis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21

biersu: .gs; rns bnntt niht nur Der
raffinirteite Jeinfdmedsr fir ein.n
0aiimentiBeI, Der ihm MIR Durh sire
srauenpoIle 5bierludlerei erm0sliht
ip.roen Tam. ionbsrn audi Der ebrssis
sisiie aohtiinitlsr beponit iih bnfiir,
ben Jol.srtnsht an fiiblenoen Meien
5n fpielsn. nm fsin Rtpertoire uin cine
ledere Rummer ourd unniiBe fuIinas
ride Wipiiettionen 3u bereifern.
Dott lei Dant ipnnoe!i bic seitsenoiIis
fhe absnbIGnbiife Gaitronomi. In sss
fiiHbern 9abnen ais .. .. bisieniss
Der uraltsn aiiaiifdxn 1bisrqudierrnn
in Der aiihe, 70 !. q. In China. pors
tonmen. Die bumautH Grunbi6ge,
bic Der bsutihs 1bierihus prsoie!.
srsrber innsrbrlb Der eu-opdiihen Gaa
Jtronomie i6on bsm ilnabpsnDpnrsD
GhIahten unb I0oisn Der gbisrs Elm.
aeprGat. WielIeiht I1bt iih sispns BON
bitien Gruncidben, bic einsm bodFies
btnbsn Wplt CUR gbrs eereihtn. out
ais bnntbare Disiplin in ben asbrplan
bsr GoHfHuleu fiji Rode aumdli9
sinfIs9tsn.s
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,s,,,,lIat s,tfauntmabxna.

Eeriiegellg glusebote ipsreen eniaeeengeHoEI'
men " neI G1ice ees Eireeior of 1ab!lr Sxf'
eiee, Siaoibo4e Cincinnati Gbio, bts IL upr
gtiiiaGs OH I I0nHstI Ias,. ben aaanli
1910, ilir Die gleieruUg Der Hnfbi1eH arbeu nf!b
ceS Materials fiir Dte BerbefisrnHa bon 9Siloer
aneHue bon 8lerpap sipeHue bis s3nridip Aps'
nue.. oarG 8guoIrana, @eeen bon graniis9urhe
nHo lleberqdReeH. Nflnfiern hes 5dhrpegs mt
6yaniis6lods unb stoHiiruitieu ber notbiGen
GraiHtrunaeu. JHIefs unn 5ieemaneru.
Blame, Spe3tIlfaiianen uTfo Sorutulnre hno
su erbaiieH IN Der Effiee oes GbefsJnaenisirs
oes Department of Qublic Gerpiee.
Seoes angtbot Mub ben nolen RaHeH iecer
@eleulchaf ooer BeielldafteR, pelhe pis Angss
Bet mnden fomie bon aleR RerieneH. bic ft6
oaraH uierefireH, eTIhnlien, uno Hlnb begietfef
tetn nit ctHer Biireinnit IN Der Surl'He por
s5.o00.00 Collars, ober etnem 6erttilsirfen 0tea
fAr. bGs Utnn eiu glupebps an9eHcmrnen Dfrb.
siH aontruii einneaainen iperbeH mirb.
collie ireenbeiH Wueebcf suradgeDsessn Iuers
oeH, bonn Rirb folder @bed an ben Nisfer RE
ipHruiri. uuo fDlfc irnsneein angebof dn9e'
unHImeu iperoen bann lrirb foI6er Ghed unn
sHfriebeniieuPnoer Ansflhrune uHo Sihsrifsl'
luna oes aonirafis 5uglderttntfet
Eteter Hlen efueu sufriseeHfeNeHeen we'
tufiS bon ibrer ydpiaieit Iistsrn. nm fol6er
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gieter iino pebaIfeu, bic aeorn6fen Sorntulnre
an eebraufeH. oa ieine aHeersn eHtasseHefncm'
nler rperneH.
Ter Gircaor Of Bubble Ssrbies bebdIt fh
oas Reft ror. iresubsiH oSsr due aHesoots
an ssfi,Sss sss s .Dsrsssss d pasiis ssssiss.
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NorddeutscherEIoud
IoSooN-PaR,s-ReEMEN

L0NnoN-PaRfs-ERE
GegeImdStee Sdlneu bau,pfer jseeu Ttsshas.
sarpaprtua Sin 0eeiiie" ,,aaifer sptIbdm su
Smette", ,,sruuprtnS gStIbelm", .euiier gaHhtIm
Der Wrpbe".
MegeIntnBigs Gpftbampferfahrt iteeu Ttenftae
mif ueEeH Tppseitfrnnbrn.Ee 9 empieru.
1900 7onuenpetun 700 SUB Iang, 20 Sub brett.
ge,ssrss gsa'bintssDn", .grtss yrissrta sst!.
As", rgrrslau", rgrinssh Mtee", .eurbarpHa".
ass,rmsssss ssfsssnsisr r"ita iee.n nmn.rsss
,,abeih" ,.Mlatu", 2utrpw".
wttfeImeer gdtrt:
GIBRaG TER-NEapEE-GEN0a
Wseuldrs edueioampier iesen Sanhas.
,ge,itu" (neu), s@arbarsifa" .eBntein 2puk
is", ,,sSnts Mbert",. ggrinssiisn 5rsns".
uRedrr",
gcrsfieT. Girrittune in aafiten urb 9ptf6eHned
rlnnbbdneiee Torrer um bic Eelt.
rSrnneIers' Ghet- elItta nber bic a1nse gaeit
oELRfcHs & CO., s Brosdssay, NJ
Senerdl-GaeHien.
ggsnteu fiir Cincinnati:
German TatiOnal Rani: sstrft RdtiendI EdKs.
4 urb 8aInut snasei 8eiisrr Sermen sart;
Ct; siiibsIbtre gadttonul Gunt: Brighton @srs
mnn @ani. parriioH uEb GoIexGtn Gbts.
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Refik On 4rnfreft1rsn.
Cftet ber Gourin.a o N mtffhrs
BON mtItpr g0untn.
c 4 N r 4 ~ NstF

Efftet ber Gouri1. 1.a N M fhrs
BON eamiItcn g0untn.
0tnctnnati, Ctlo. 30. Guilt 1910.
GetfteaeIte Gnacbots iperbeu esb
seeenaercrmer Tn Der office hes Bpub ct
SoaHie 9ommifftoneys big Or etic q. ben 29.
quit 1910, Inn I2 ubr Ddtiaas, fin bic Ho&s
tieeenoe @olrtrsetrbeti
@ennb ben &peslfIiaiioren 60 s5-,sir ore
Beraeilerung ber 0leoes IHb 2ugan Gap Rpao.
eon eieoss bts 9usaH GAP. in wttamt IoIuR.
fbip.
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r'ung NIT ben gldnsH uuo Spesifudttonen.
pslns lest In b1 G'fJCe bes Boaro ef QuuHta
&ommtfioHers nufIieeen.
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terttat fesu. pelks in b.r Ef'tts res Soark OF
Goun!e Gewurinioners Bu habeu frh, uBh be.
elettei fetn bon einrT EoHe I'm 8sfraae bon
flHItauieHe tS5 900 UDt Collars. ntti 8ipei gufPa
nHo cernGeubsn 1arptu. aIsEi6rbsit bci1r eab
oer Steier ben RcntICit susettn FpIIe eur saiSs
'abrura Der Grbe.i In Sale osrfsIbs itm sus
srionut tpirb.
Tie gounta GomrFionsrf hssdlt,u Ht has
p6nufcu
Su ,auftroes sss gourS Of SomtItOn QOunta
Gcmmifficners
GtanIes strutIt, pr6fhent.
so7l42i
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Rstis an csuifaitsrsn.
Once ntr o u n osss n m ari
nenS G antficn q gouufa,

on z II iiGn ulq,
GiHciUuGfi Ohio. IL. Sali 1910.
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aenaenemmfn IN Der Office bee Tcdre cf Gcurtn
@ommi'ioHer5 bls 1rettag, ben IL. Guguii
1910. III, IL ubr @sittass, tsir bic na3'iebsnes
GouHinaslrbett:
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3fDlideu ber inb!i1heu sfcrporntionslinis aro Der
HoteHheH r0fionsllnie nou Menbtne, IN
Speumure ICpHlbip.
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rruHs nit ben QIdneu uub Gpttiftfaticneu. mel.
DE jest in oer GHtce ess Eoarb Of Gounto gous-
miVtoners cufeqen.
ale aneebois mitfen cuf yern,uIorsr ausse.
.errgi fem, peIhs I'm bsr Office bes RsGre OF
gouuiu gouuufioners 81 boben 'inb, uHb be-
aleiet lein mil enem Boub tn Der EnuMe bon
sintaufeno 1caars tsi.ooo0ol NIT swti
gutter uue gsrtlesnben Blref6affsn, BAT
bu gista ben Foutxast etnoebsH h.rb slIr AuSs
iAbruHs bsr eirbett. I'm Sale bsrfsIbe tim su'
eTiaunt mtre.
lie gounib gommigioners bsbaltsn nn bas
Fs4t Dor, trsenbetn ossr cue ansebete su
eripsr'en
On au'ttaas bss coarb Of SamiIiSn Gounts
gomu,iiioHers.
stanIeh gtrubIe. sstaabenf.
ai.sft: erss. Hrsfbs. GIzs
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Qsssa eu arutrsffsrru.
q N mtfftou.rs Cfftes.
Q O II ton Ssante, Eets

SdEi tlton Ssauta. Ehts.
Cincinnati Ctto. 80. SuHt 1910.
Etrfttetlte Gussbots psrbsn snt
eeasnQeHumnlen In bs Cffies hes Eocre VI
GouHtb QonfuiisftoRsrb bis Scetidp. ben 20.
Sult 1910, nm IL utr AHttags, t1u Die nat'
ilsbefhe 90untnrarbet!
GsmdB ben spesifii7rcreu 80. 7s-3ur saie.
6erberfteIIuna eec cbcsibclle bon ReaoiHG ytfe.
BON Der Tcrbiidaeu aorpor lIioRsliIiie son Reao'
tnp BIZ 5ar 9oeton t,:e. IN S5eamore IonH'
fbig.
a, urteit bat an as4.scn ,r u,hsrsu'ftnb
uune nit ben 9lansn uuo Gpesiffuticneu.
nsl1t jest tn cer Elgcs seS goaIa of Qcunt9
gpuIrriif,orsrs onfIieasa
aus arasboie majftn au' goruruEoren cusss
ls~stat iflu, tptltf tn Der Gftiee bes goarb si
Count gcrirrtincners Al tabsu 'ine. uno be-
eletiei ietH bon eiHtn goro In Der Sarfne bod
fIHfhunbert (s50o.oO) IolIurS nit spei guien
ure aeulperb.H Enre,u. BOB Der sietsr ben
aonirGii eiHpeber frtrb Sur NuS'Gbrnua Der Mrs
bet, i'm SoIIe oexfelbe tbm 5uerfnuni ptrb.
Tie Gnaufn GnHsmiNlonsrs hshaltsn SO bas
Fshi boz, itgeubein onsr ale Ensebcte az
geIsuer'eH
Sm sufkoss sss eoars Der gounfs Com
rlifitouns non SauIiIinn Gouutr, Ohio.
st0ntes Sfrut!e Rraftbert
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ca milton gcnuir, Chts,
aiHciUHatt, Gbic, 30. 9Eni 1910.
gtrfieGsIis Gnaetots tp1esn sHts
eteenqtnomrnen tn Der Cffcs bes Eooro Of
eOuHtp gommin eHers bls Eam grsttas.
ben -. 9uii 1910. nm ~ ubr gstaGes, fur
bic ra&fte5enbe osugtps Arbeti:
GeH4b ben EgesfifaitoneH 10. 36--iFiir bic
gerbeNerLHs bon Sin ao1o, Habe ber @eftbeus
bon SGco5 5iepban, In 9olerulu IoinHthG.
TIE arbslt ba! sn Gff6t1sH IN ue5sSrnfituI'
mlra NIT ben 4lnlleH Eub EpsBiffaiieHsu.
pei6s isbi in Der Cffics nst Fodrb Of gouHie
GoHuticuers Gnos 0ouutpsgueliorS autiieQen
aus argeboic uHreE ant :Sormuiaren ausge.
ieriIai fem. ntlbs in Der Cffice bee Gcare o'
gouHtb gommtli,ouers ln babsn itno. une be.
eIeitei fsin bon einem Henb In Der Seke bon
finibuueert ls500.00) Dollars. nil slOei slisE
nno serlgeHoer Sareen, bas Der @ieter ben
aontgasi eiHgeteu uno bic Mrbclf dasinbreg
spiyo i'm FGGe biefelbe lem sueriaHUi ptre.
Ris GouHto GomrrifiioHers behnI;eu nd bos
Heti Dor. irgenoein ober ole ans.bo;s Su
eerpeT'eu.
am guftraqt hes soarb Of eomtIiou g1urts
gr'ruIiHi Hiontrs.
5tarIte etrubIs. 9rdlbeut
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