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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
IN A MANS STOMACH
Hat Pins, Keys, Button Hooks and a
Toy Pistol

Cairo, Ill, Aug. a3.-Before Frank
w. Wilson, an advertising solicitor OF
St. Louis, died here in a hospital, he
told the physicians he had swallowed
several articles of foreign nature and
that they had better put the X-ray at
work. He was operated on Sunday
night on the theory that he was afflicted
with appendicitis. Three ineisions were
made in the mans stomach and accord
ing to fhe physicians the following arti-
cles were. removed: One shoe button
hook, lady,s hat pin, three keys, one lead
pencil, one belt buckle, one tin toy pis-
tol, three sn1all nails, she needle and one
thermometer
Wilson, according to his physician,
had been in a depressed mental state for
some time, during which he swallowed
anything he could get down his throat.
He had been in the hospital a month.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
COMMISSION FORM
A Reply from Ernest Laenger, Candi-
date for Streets and Parks.

Editor Caucasian: Referring to your
query of August Fl, will the disap-
pointed candidates support the commits
sion form of government" leads me to
believe that you suspect that there are
some candidates so pregnant with ego
tism that they are laboring under the
idea that the commission form of gov
ernment will not succeed unless they are
at the helm.
Please allow me to state: Il am not
the man.
In the event any candidate refuses to
commit himself on this question, | re-
spectfully suggest that you start pop
ular subscription towards defraying the
expense of inoculating these gentlemen
with the proper anti-toxin, lest they mis-
carry. Respectfully yours,
ERNEST LAENGER.
August IS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
SPLENDID COMBINATION
The Weekly Caucasian and the Tri-
Weekly Constitution, or the Weekly
Caucasian and the Tri-Weekly New
York World.

There can be no excuse for not having
at home one or more newspapers. Not
only is the newspaper a dispenser OF
news, but it is the medium of general
instruction and information. Beginning
September the Caucasian combination
will be effective and will be mailed to
any address Subscriptions are payable
in advance.
The Weekly OF the Sunday Caucasian
and the Weekly Atlanta Constitution
one year $I.oo.
The Weekly or the Sunday Caucasian
and the Tri-Weekly Atlanta Constitu-
ton, one year $I.5o.
The Weekly or the Sunday Caucasian
and the Tri-Weekly New York World
one year $50.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
MAMIE MCLAUGHLIN
The Slayer of Hugh Smith Tried by a
Jury and Acquitted

Miss Mamie Mclaughlin was tried il
Judge Bakers court in New Orleans
Tuesday for the killing of Hugh Smith
by whom she had been debauched.
Her plea of defense was the unwritten
law. She had been seduced under prom
ise of marriage. Her ssducer abandoned
her for another woman. When she real
lied her situation she became frenzied
and avenged her wrong by killing Smith.
If man has the right to kill the Sc
ducer of his wife or his daughter or his
sister, and on being tried is liberated,
why should not woman be justified
when she Stays the man by whom she
has been seduced, betrayed and aban-
doned?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
DRUG HABITS
The Babies in Their Cradles, the Vic
Tins of Paregoric, Laudanum and
Other Household Remedies.

New York, Aug. 24-The babies in
their cradles contract drug habits from
being doped promiscuously with pare
goric, laudanun and other household
remedies, is the assertion of President
Lederle of the New York Board of
Health An effort will be made by the
board to procure local legislation pro-
hibiting the sale of the Objectionable
drugs except upon prescription
4 statement by President Lederle
says Notwithstanding their dangerous
nature, the sale of these drugs for the
relief of minor troubles is enormous.
Mothers keep the paregorie on tap, and
are more careful to have it in their
homes than they are to see that their
sugar bowls are filed At the first sign
of an ache or pain, often the moment the
baby cries. the mother dashes for the
paregoric bottle. As a result, the baby
IS drugged unnecessarily
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
THE ERA CLUB
Explains Why Women Defended Mamie
Mclaughlin, the Young S1ayer-"A
Woman Has as Much Right to Defend
Her Honor as Man"
August IS.

New Orleans Picayune: The ladies OF
the Era Club who went to the front so
valiantly for Mamie Mclaughlin, not Sc
much for the girls sake as for the prin-
ciple involved III the case-the principle
of equal rights for the woman as well
as the man-were naturally greatly
pleased with the result of the trial.
While the ladies of the Era Club and
of the Kings Daughters and other or
CARNATIONS were present at the trial in
large numbers, completely filling the spa
cious auditorium, they did not go in
bodies, but strictly as individuals, and
preserved the utmost decorum through
out the trial until the climax of the YER
dict was reached, when a few let their
feeling get the better of their judgment
and the warning of the judge and ap-
p1auded vigorously
Mrs Royden Douglas, the president
of the Era Club, was very much pleased
at the news of the verdict which she re-
ceived at her home She had been in
court during the forenoon, but call
from home compelled her to leave.
"We rejoice in the verdict of the
jury said Mrs. Douglas, because we
feel that what the girl did was perfectly
justihable, for there are laws that are
higher than man-made laws, which cover
not only physical wrongs, but moral and
mental wrongs as we'll When woman
feels that her moral life has been killed,
and knowing that under our dual code
of morals her life is a wreck while the
man may go forth free and happy, why,
| can easily understand her doing what
she did.
In lending its presence to the trial of
Mamie Mclaughlin, the Era Club did SO
because of the opportunity offered to lift
the sword of truth against the pitiless
libertine who goes about seeking whom
he may devour
The acquittal of Mamie Mclaughlin
affects the whole of woman kind, from
the principal in this case down, and has,
in my opinion, struck blow against the
double standard of morals. 1t has
strengthened the position of the weak
and defenseless in the eyes of the law
by establishing principle for the single
standard of justice for both men and
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
RIVER AND WEATHER.

River Denison o8, a rise Of Of; Ar
thur City 70; Lewis Ferry 3.8; White
Cliffs 70, a fall Of oa; Fulton 90. a fall
Of o.5; Finley o5, a fail of o.; Spring
Bank ~, q rise Of OF; Shreveport o.3,
a fall Of oe5.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity Local showers or thunder
storms and cooler tonight and Friday.
Red river forecast: The change win
Be uninporfant at Fulton during the
next 4s hours. and the fall will con
tinue At Shreveport.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
ROBINSON CRUSOE
Returns Home After an Absence OF
Thirty Years.

P1aquemine, La, Aug. 23-Wm. Riley
Judd, who returned ON Sunday last after
an absence of thirty-four years to his
home and family, returned to Melville
short distance above this place, where
he is employed as foreman of a con
tracing gang of the Frisco railroad
During his absence his wife and son
William and daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Bowman, knew nothing of his where
abouts and had given him up as dead
He has Travelled extensively during that
time, visiting almost every place on the
globe. He was a painter, but gave up
that occupation for railroad work.
Judd left in the fall Of 1876, with
Captain Thorwiggins of the steamer
Great Republic, going first to Memphis
and then to Philadelphia. Judd is now
68 years old and when he left here his
youngest child, an only daughter, was
ten months old She is now Mrs. Bow
man and has three children, and her
mother and brother reside with her.
Judd viii reutrn on the a5th to spend a
while with his family before going to
California, where he has contract to
do lot of work for the Frisco.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25

women, and in doing that certainly the
women of the Era Club feel very much
gratifed.
So far as the crime commiesed by the
girl is in itself concerned, I do not CON
done that, but if a murder is ever jus-
tifable, it was justihab1e in her case.
and no punishment a court could mete
out would be equivalent to the remorse.
that would linger in the heart that has
been ruthlessly broken"
Mrs. Douglass said that District At
torney Adams simply did his duty in
prosecuting the case, and that she had
no criticisms to offer. Mr.. Adams had
his duty to perform and he did it with
as much consideration as he could show
to a person on trial, concluded Mrs.
Douglass.
Mrs. Douglass has received a number
of very beautiful letters from individ-
uals and women's clubs commenting the
stand taken by the Era Club.
Miss Jean Gordon, who is one of the
active members of the Era Club, and
did much on behalf of the unfortunate
girl, said that the verdict was nothing
more than she had expected, as she
could not see how any other verdict
could have been rendered. The result
in this case" said Miss Gordon, shows
that the people believe that a woman
has as much right to defend her honor
as a man.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
SEDUCER KILLED
Debauched Young Woman in New
Orleans.

1t is reported from New Orleans that
Frank Mitchler was shot. and killed in
New Orleans last night by Katie
Fretzsch, a young woman he had de
bauched under promise of marriage,
The woman fred two shots from a pis-
tol, one being fatal
If women, when debauched, retaliate
with some deadly weapon, rakes, liber-
tines and others having low estimate
of women, will soon become more dis
Greet and considerate of virtuous wom-
anhood.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
JUDICIAL SALE.

No. I3,7o3-In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La:
E. r. Bernstein ct al vs.. W. <.
Henderson, ct al
BY virtue OF a commission to sell. to
me directed from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana. in the above numbered
and entitled suit, I will offer for sale at
public auction at the principal front
door of the, court house of Gaddo Par
ish, Louisiana, during the legal hours
for sales, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. g. 1910,
The south half Of the south half of sec
ton u, township aI north, range I6
west, Caddo Parish, Louisiana, less the
right Of way of Kansas City Southern
Railway Company Said property as
belonging to the parties litigant and to
Be sold for cash and according to law
for the purpose of effeeting partition.
J. p FLOURN0Y,
Sheriff, ex-Oficio Auetioneer,
Caucasian, July 81. 1910.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
LOCAL RECEIPTS.
-This Med

You can not find a better. more salts
factory coffee than LUZIANNE, even
at twice its price. Order some from
your grocer
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
THE WEATHER.

Reported by United States Weather
Bureau, J. w. Cronk. local forecaster j.
Scattered light to heavy showers have
been reported in the eastern districts of
the cotton belt, also in some middle sec
tons, although rainfalls of above one
inch were few. Maximum temperatures
ranged from averages of 100 to Io2 de-
gress in the western part of the belt to
as low as an average of 81 degrees in
several eastern districts
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25

We have time Just now to do some
work for you May Be you have moi
tried Dur printing. Phone Tooo.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
-SATURDAY. sEPT. 5, IoIo.

When you are looking for the good
kind Of stationery, remember that we
are still at 517 Edwards street and will
rint that kind for you.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
COTTON MARKET
Office Of The Caucasian,
Shreveport, La, Aug. Is, 1910.

SHREVEPORT MARKET.
The market closed steady.
Receipts none.
Sales to factors none.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
SHREVEPORT RECEIPTS.

SHREVEPORT RECEIPTS.
Stock on hand September .1758
Received this day
Received previously oI,666 oI,66o
Total stock to date 81. o34oI
Shipments to date - o3o5I
---
Net stock on hand . III
Same day last year ..... 2,63z
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
CIR PIPE Lave PRoPosITfQN..

CIT PIPE LINE PROPOSITION. On
The Chamber of Commerce committee
and committee of the City Council
have plan under consideration for
gas pipe line. It is to be hoped that the
city will, at no distant day, acquire it's
own gas not only to supply the needs of
factories but of the whole people
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25

When you want strong, clean, fresh,
hnelS favored coffee call for LUZI-
ANNE.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-29
Gmttliebt Dem gater.

Opal Bera Duff 9ohier bon @bas.
o. DUFF in Dennifon, nerinhie am
,sreifna Mbeno i'm Colonial 0ctel IN
Oounastonn SelblfmOr0 ia beQeben,
inoem iie 6enlier uno 9biiren in ibrem
3immer auipsrrte uno oas @0s 0norshs
te. Gin Mann in einenl anoern Gins
mer borte bas WdDben ff0hnen unb
6ffnete nit 0Ilfe BON Dotelan9efellten
oas 3immer unD IS gelan9 nit Dieler
Wtiibe, bas Wdohen enblib lDieoer in's
9eben 3uriif gu rufen. Dos Wdohen
1T l9 Sabre alt uno arbsitete als
9ienltmaohsn in DounastoDn. Sbre
Angebbrioen in Senniion batten lett
,tpei Monaten nidht aehDrt. mo bag
Dsdohen fib aufbdlt. uno Die Wluttsr.
lpelbe ON Nsrosnfisber barnieoeriisat.
mar Dem 5ooe nuhe, 9tls Der Batter
b6rte. ooB feline 5ohter in Ooungs-
tonn lei, reifte er iofort oanin ab uno
bra6te oas Wdohen nod piitsburg,
UNI nit ibr BON bort nod DenniiOn 3u
fobren. Gie geioen marteten nuf Dem
Babnbof ouf einen 3ue nno mdbreno
Der 0ater nah oem Sifetihalter aing.
entlob oas Wdohsn uno als Der Batter
Sutiif febrte. tonnte er Die 5ohter nir-
aenos finoen uno au6 Die Nafforihs
un9en Der poliSsi batten teinen @rfola.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-29
9as yGoumtp 9lrm embaus J..

Nab Dem geribt Der Nrmenbausoi=
rettoren maren ON |. September so
mdnnlide uno IS meiblihe Sniahsn i'm
Armenbaus. i'm @an3en 95. geaen l0l
Dor einem Sabr. Wdhreno oes Sabres
iiarben 20 Snlal1sn. 66 muroen entlai=
len. 5 brannten ourd. 2 wuroen nod
anberen 5taaten ooer Counties 9efbift
unb atpei nap ltaailihen Nnfalten.
Wdbreno oes eSabres muroen 81 neue
Snialien aufgenommen.
Die Soften fur ben llnterbaA Der
Mrmen betrug i'm Sabre 1909 $l0l.l0
fur ieoe psrion uno i'm leBteu Sabre
$50. 90.
Die @innabmen bon Der sfarm ftie-
gen aeQennber oem lebten Sabr. BON
$3. 1857 auf $4. .783. .l6, cine GU
nobme BON 81 ,627 40.
Dos @runbeiaentbum Der Mnifalt
miro auf $40. 900 aeihdbt. Die 8ebdu-
De ouf $50 900. WaihiEsrts 80. 100.
Diebfano Sd, $50 uGo anoeres Giqen-
rtbnm bringt bas @anae auf 500, $50.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-29

Namens 6raneisco Qeonn, Der BON benz
,brulifranten pdhter Ssraneisco Grteaa
3u &atbe aeaoeen murine. perIhrieb ibm
marines Blut zines aeiunben Gnaben.
@r Ielbit nit elmer Nabbarin uno ibrsn
beioen s0bnen erbot iih. aeasn Elm
6onorar bon $50 peietas einen &na.
ben 3u beidaffen.- Ger liebenjdbriee
Bernardo @on3ale3 murbe beim Baben
iiberrumpelt. in einen Sad aeifedt uno
ms 6aus Crteea's aeidafft. 6ier
puroe er bon Seona. Der Nahbarin uno
ibren SObnen aeltnhen uno aufae=
id)libt. Srteaa trant oas tparme glut.
morauf Die 2eide in cine nabe shIuht
gemorfen muroe. gini9e 6irten baiten
Die Gntfiihrung beg Guaben bsobahtet,
poourh Die 5bdter entoeft wuroen.
Nlle linb berhnftet, aus9enommen Geo.
na, Der fliidti9 1T.
on einem bon Dem @eiunoheitsamt
in petersburg ON 23. September be.
fannt geaebeneh geriAt lino ielt Dem
Nusbrud Der Cholera in &uBlano
l9l .076 perionen an Der Seude er=
trontt nno 88,7l6 9sforben.
8ie Cholera breitet li6 i'm giioolten
Stallens aus, trob offer 8emiibunaen
Der SeoOroeu, ole Seube gu unterorn=
den. Nm 0onneritaa nuroen Is neue
@rtrantungsn uno pisr 3ooesIQae on.
aemeloet. 9lad Den lebten geriditu
lino aub in Neopel mebrere Cholera
fdle bOreetomm
Nm 6reita9 lpuroen in gteapel iiinf=
aig Gdlle BON @rtrautun9 an Der @hr=
lera nit pielen 5ooesfdaen 9emeloet.
Ser amtlih betannt eesebene geridt
fur oen Sag lautet: .@inbunnert per=
lonen an Der Cholera ertrantt uno snei
uno sman3la aeltorben." Ser erlte Si=
rettor oes nationalen 8siunobeitsamts
| lit in Neapel ein9etrOffen, neil Die oor=
tiaen 8eb6roen Die Sage fir iebr ernlt
balten. lpennQleid Don perIdieoenen
NerSten bebauptet miro, oaB mebrere
| Batienteu. Die als @bolera=patienten
aemeloet Duroen. gar nibt an Der @6n=
lera ertrantt llno.
Sie @Droners= 8eibworenen bel Dem
Snqueit ubsr Die an9eblihe .2eibe BON
6rau Cora @rippen, bic betanntlid)
Dor Ginger 3eit tn idrsflih perli1m=
meltem 3uitanoe in Der Nobnung oss
ameritaniiden 3abnatstes 8r. Sawlep
8. @rippen in Sonoon 9efunoen nur=
be, gaben ibren Wabrlpruh ab. 8ieier
lautete oahin. oaB 6rau Cora @rippen.
aud befannt unter Dem giibnennamen
Belle gilmore, BON ibrem Battsn er=
noroet murbe. 8streffs Der 8ethtilig.
un9 Der Steno9rapbiitin @rippen's.
@tbel @lare Nenepe. an Dem Woro.
wuroe in Dem Wabripru6 ni9ts 9elaet
Ser oiesidbriee Nueult bate, tpie
mir in einem 5rantfurter glatt leien.
in Der Gbein= uno Wainseeeno 26 &e.
aentage. Nur slpei Sage maren p6lli9
better. Shlebte ausli6ten fir BIZ
WeinberasbeliBer.
Seit elmer Wohe bat iih in Wier
tein neuer @bolerafal erei9net. Danl
ben bon ben Beb6roen aetroffenen WaB,
reaeln, oarf nun ieoe @efabr als beiei.
tiat betra1tet neroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-29
SnlaHn.

Sobn Doun9. elm farbiser Baditein=
trdoer. Der on einem in 9enper, @ol.,
i'm Yau be9rifenen Woltentraber be-
ihdftiet lit, mar am Sonneritaq onmit
belbdfti9t. ieinen Sro9 su flilleu. als
Elm gafitein bonn elften Stof berab
uno Dem Neser auf Den Gopf fiel.
Youns blidte III Die SObe. um gu ie=
ben. mo Die Strung bertam, als er ei=
nen aneiten Bafltein berabtommen lob.
gr biifte lid i1nea, uno Der 3iegel trai
Ieine S6ulter. Ooung muroe Damn na6
Dem 0oipltal eebraht, no Die Ner5te
li1 nit ieinem Sbultertno6en beitdf-
tiaten-osm 3opf par nibts aeideben.
Ge1s perIonen muroen 9et0otet uno
3m1lf perleBt bel einem 3uiammealtoB
3pii5en einem fiioll6 fabrenoen 6rahts
paeen unb Dem nDrolih fabrenoen
9urb9anQs3u9 auf Der Snoiana= Union
5raction=B =Babn. Sas unaliid ereianete
lid am samfae Mlittas auf Der ReB=
ler=Greu3una, smei Weilen nDrolid BON
SiptDn, Sno.
Mm 81. September tpuroen al Der
Sort Wapne uno Blulfton 9ipilion Der
Sort Wapne & Wabaib WaleD Stras
benbahn- 2inie bel elmer golilion BON
stpei bis auf ben lebten SIP 9efiillten
elettrilhen Strabenbabnma9en oiersia
perionen gef0otet uno neun iduer Der.
lebt. Ser unfaQ erei9nete lih iieben
Dieilcn norolih BON Bluffton, Sno..
an elmer idarfen yie9una Der @eleiie,
als beioe Waaen nit fait ungen0bnli=
der Sbne1iQfeit oabinfubreu. Ser
cine. in n6roliher &ihtuns fabrenos
Waeen NOR fat iiberlaoen nit paiia=
aieren, bic nod Der fMllen @ountp ,ssair
untermeQs maren. uno Der in iiioliber
Hibtung fahrenoe Wagen tam bon Sort
Wapne uno NOR nur mdBig beiebt.
Yertreter Der StraBenbabn= 2inie erfld=
rem, baB Der beoauersmertbe unfaa
ourh oas Berieben zines Sienalbeanl=
ten Deruriabt tpuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-29
Yotttifhes.

Die 9reue. fe III bod tein Ieerer
Dabn. Der ,Wdbter uno Mn3sieer"
finoet bus Bsrbalten Wm. Brpan's
au1 nod in ieinem AnihluB an bic
prohibitlpnilten bewunberungsmertb.
penn er benz ,beerleB" Jiihrer Iauf bic.
lem 8ebiste aub nod nibt Sa Folgen
.uerma5. Dob Die 3eit bringt stolen
uno Denn in suei Sabren Brban ais
prdlioentibafts. @anoioat Der probibi-
tioniiten auftrit!, miro obne 3rpeifel
Der .Wdhter uno An3eiaer" aud bort
feiner SABINE folgen. Wie tpirb Der
prin5iplenlole Semaao9e ban Nebrasta
ldheln. nenn er bort, tpie man ibn bee
urtheilt. Brpan bat nod ME einen po=
litiihen Shritt oeiban. obne borber 9e=
.nau Die V0rtbelle abaum1gen, Die ibm
oaraus ermablen Nuh lein uebertritt
sur Brobibitlonspartei 1T cine bloBs
SpetulaiiOn. Weil in lebter 3elt in
mtbreren giioftaaten Broblbitions=8e=
iebe polilrt wuroen, 10 alaubt 'er. In
oleiem 3eihen iieaen gu t0nnen, oa er
auf ole unieritiiBung Der Nnti= Soloon=
2isa uno oes 8etoiafs oes Seltoni9s
Gofefeller Obneoies rehnen tann.
Dos 8ertraueu Wbeelers, bes Su=
.perintenbenten Der Unit. Saloon. 2i9a.
auf Den GriolQ BON 8odsfellers 8elo=
lad, 1T uneridiittertib Weil ibm uno
ieinen S0loinaen UNI @elo alles fell
1T. 10 9lauben iie, man tonne nit Dem
@eloe 'alles eramilaen uno 10 bat er I'M
8ertrauen auf Die Ma1t oes @eloes
Den Nusipruh eetban: . Die 2iberalen
baben ebenlopiel Musli6t, eine 2eeis=
iatur au erpdhlen. Die oas GDle' lht
@ounips Option= @eieb nioerruien miro.
als fie Ausliht auf @rn1hlune cine,
2ealslatur baben. pe!de Die sebn 8e:
bote mioerrufen miiroe.~
3roboem es am 5amitaa beinab'
Den aan3en Rag reanete. batten iih bod
Saulenoe bon Eemotraien aus auer
3heilen oes Staates ihDn ON 0Dr
mittaa in @anton einaefunoen. UNI
@uuoetneur 0armon gu h0ren. Der lei
ne erite &eoe in oiefer @ampagne Dor
belt. Samit bat nun Der eiaentlih,
Gampf besonnen. 8Ouperneur 0armot
beibrdntte leine Mnsfiibrunaen auf elm,
&epue Der Gtaatsfragen, er ariff babe
namentiid o,e Bemiibunssn Der repu
blitaniihsn 2eQislatur on, popldr
MaBre9e!n su bintertreiben, Die er gu
Nnnabme bringen tppllte. 9ltlee Bone:
rene. @anoioat iiir BBe 8ouoerneur
ariff SEQ. 9. @or bon Cincinnati uni
inoirett aud prdlioent Soft in iharfs1
9Beiie an.
Sn Der republitaniiden Staaiseon
psntion in Nem Dort bat &ooieuelt ei.
nen 9ldnaenoen Sie9 iiberx Die alten
partei.BoBe" oanonaetra9en uno III
gum tempordren gorliber Der @onpen
| tion erpdhlt noroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-29
Sic rettefe fein Seitt.

.Nlle slaubten. id miiroe meln gein
oerlieren." ihreibt ). u. Smenien pon
Watertoiun. Wis. r3ebn Sabre LANG
Gle1ten, o,e Is MerSte niht bellen
tonnten. legten MIDI sulebt platt. Damn
turierte mid Budlens Nrnitaialbe po0
uno aan5." llnfeblbar bel 6autaus:
fdldaen, sslehisn. Salsfub. 8eIhmii-
rem, 6ieberfhmdren. Yranb= uno Sriih.
ooer Shntttnunoen H.. 6amOrrboiben.
Csc III Giinalis oeutihsr Npotbele.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-09-29
auslann.

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te iomohl om Gopf mie all peritiebenen
gteilen leines a6rpers iAtpere Wun-
ben, Die ibm aniheineno WArb iharfe
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Neingeminn bon 400. 00C Mf. ergeben.
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