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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Coonie O'Rear (nee Proc
tori was born in Camden, Ark.
January st, 1853. She was the
daughter of Bro. and Sister
Shade Proctor. Her father was
for many years local exhorter
in the Methodist church. She
joined the Methodist church at
the age of 10 and was religious
girl as well as a consistent chris
tan woman. She was married
on September 4th, 1875, to DR..
b. f. O'Rear from which union
there are five boys who together
with her husband mourn her loss.
She died on June Goth, 1911, af-
ter an illness of three weeks.
Thus are sketcheo the main
events in the life of this good
woman whom the writer has
known for forty years.
She had the right kind of
training and hence she lived a
consistent and useful life Her
disposition was bright, happy
and cheerful. In her sufferings
she did not complain. Her aim
was to bless others and her life
was life of service. For thirty
five years she was faithful wife
and tender, loving mother and
she loved her home and her fami
ly. She loved the church oil
which she was for forty years q
member and she was loyal to it
She loved and served her Goo
and her fellowman. Loyal to the
last, she died in great triumph
Her last words were full of as
surance. She has gone to hel
well earned reward and we know
where she is. Many times has the
writer talked with her about the
joys of heaven. Now she is gone
and is watching and waiting fol
her loved ones and friends.
Thank God for sucn a life. We
shall meet her over there.
II. A. NORRIS, l.. u.
|Pittsburg, Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
The Health Of the PEOPLE

n crusade for purifying ths
highways and byways Of our
city has been decided upon by
our city council and active meth
DDS have been instituted.
Much has been written and
printed 10y popular magazine
and newspapers generally in re
cent years about pure food and
pure drugs, but the thing OF
most vital importance to the citi
zens of Jetfeason today is pure
air, and pure water, clean streets
and alleys.
Here is found the accumula
ted organic matter which breeds
infectious diseases so liable a;
this season of the year, The fly,
the mosquito. The wind and
the rain carry these germs, none
can tell where, but each citizen
is exposed alike to attack from
these sources of contamination
The sanitary committee of the
Jefferson city council, composed
of Mr.. Gustave Frank, Chair
man, Messrs. T. l.. Torrans and
George Neidermeier, are aroused
to the great necessity of putting
our town in a sanitary condition
and with the aid of RECORDED
and marshal. will proceed at
once to put in operation means
of carrying out their plans.
The Civic League being highly
in sympathy with this movement
begs each friend of the League,
as well as every responsible per
son in Jefferson, to give their
active personal support to this
cleanup movement.
The CIVIC LEGUE.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
Blackjack Academy.

July 18.-We had q prayer
meeting Saturday evening, Sun
day School and meeting Sunday,
and a heavy rain kept us, which
gave us chance to have a talk
on prohibition. Mr.. Slayter
gave his experience on the drink
habit.
Mrs. Wood is still visitin &
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Chastine
visited here Sunday and were at
church and Sunday School
Everything is doing we'll since
the rain. X X.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
An Appreciation.

On my return Monday, July
18th, from helping Bro. Russell
in meeting, | was informed by
Bro. l.. S. Schluter' that the
church had given me d vacation
from the last of July to LIST of
September | am profoundly
thankful and ask the richest
blessings Of Heayen upon each
one of them. Ny plan was to
remain here the Fourth Sunday,
but information from my wife
requires that | go to her at once.
She is very sick. SO | leave,
after consultation with those
brethren | could see, on the first
train to her. | need your pray
ers for her. L leave with a sad
heart. May the lords richest
blessings abide upon .you is my
prayer.
III i HAYES
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
PrOtraCted Meeting.

God willing, | will with the
help Of The christian people of
Hall School House neighborhood
start series of services at the
Hall School House, Saturday
night, July 22nd. Now, my dear
people, work and pray while il
is call day, for the night cometh
when no man can work. Pray
ing for great meeting, | am
yours, j. :. LEWIS.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
Teachers Elected.

The Board of Trustees have
elected teachers for the Jeffer-
son city school (white) for the
season of 19l1-12, as follows:
Prof. G. G. Truitt, Of Sails
bury, Mo, Superintendent; Prof.
Ernest Bobo, Mrs. S. G.. Vinson,
Miss Cinnie Preston, Miss Lena
Moseley, Mrs. Jennie Barns, of
Longview.
All teachers of the Jefferson
colored school were reelected.
Prof. j. 6. Pitts is Superinten-
dent.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
Notice.,

To all county clerks of the
United States:
You are hereby forbid to sell
marriage license to Marion
Whatley and Maud Whatley, lat
ter being my daughter and only
a child fifteen years of age. Also
first cousin TO former and Pm
bitterly opposed to them marry
ing Respectfully.
II. f., WHATLEY.
Jefferson, Texas. al
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
For Sale.

One 10x12 Steam Engine,
One 42x12 Tubular Boiler,
One 84x12 Engine,
One 36x12 Tubular Boiler,
One II horse power Gasoline
Engine. g. w. Brown,
Jefferson, Tex.
June Ii. 1911. jy-S
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
Review Of Our Public Schools.

The Salisbury Public School,
three years under the supervis
ion of Prof. G.. G.. Truitt, is enti-
tied to a notice Of its great pro-
gress and achievement.
The school was an unclassified
High school three years ago,
with no recognition among col
leges and universities. Now it
is fully accredited, Offering 20
approved units. A certificate
from this school is now a pass
port to any school or college in
the Union
LIBRARY.
No library three years ago;
simply a few miscellaneous books
nome not worth shelf room. Now
new sectional book cases, and
several hundred well selected
books, Of benefit to pupils and
teachers.
LABORATORY.
Three years ago few chemi'
Gals and pieces of apparatus, much
not fit for service-no room for
cases. Now, a special apartment
devoted to the use of several
hundred dollars worth of labo
ratory fixtures and equipment
Apparatus all in shape for use,
and sufficient for three years OF
approved scientific work.
NON RESIDENTS.
Three years ago very few nor
resinet students. Now an in
crease of more than three hun.
dred per cent. More tn Il
enough collected each year &c
pay teacher.
AGRICULTURE.
The work the school offers in
Agriculture is recognized as ex.
cellent by the Missouri Univer.
sity. Many boys have entered
the Corn Growing Contest, with
free seed offered by Prof. Truitt.
DRAWING AND MUSIC.
Drawing and Music have beer
introduced in each grade, will
highly satisfactory results.
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATING
EXERCISES.
Three years ago there ives NJ
regular standard for admission
to the High School. Now, a re
gular course is laid out which
must be completed. Last year
80 rural pupils took part with
our Salisbury pupils, and &c
entered our school as tuition
students. OF the larger number
from the country this year talk
ing part, probably more than &c
will enter the High School here
next fall
Certainly our Salisbury Pub
lie School has advanced under
the strenuous leadership of Sup,
G. G.. Truitt. With the corps o.
competent assistants, the aid OF
our efficient School Board anC
the appreciation and encourage
ment of patrons; our public
school will rank among the fore
most in the State. Salisbury
(Mo.) Times.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
kellyyille Charfe.

The third quarterly conference
for this charge will meet at Kelly
vile, Saturday before the 9TH
Sunday, 29th and Both of July.
All of the Officers, members are
requested TO be present.
l.. II. MATHISON, =. G.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

J. S. Lewis, Jr,, County Mis-
sionary, just returned from Old
Hufiines, Cass county, where he
has been assisting Bro. l.. p.
Ray in revival meeting and re-
ports that ants are turning to
the pros in a hurry. On With
the Battle.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

The Jimplecute acknowledges
a treat of fine liberia peaches
from their esteemed friend, Mrs.
iii Moore. They are the hrst
Elberta's We have had THE sea
son and were enjoyed very much.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

1t was decided last Monday
that the Home Mission Society
would take Il vacation. SO it will
net meet until the first week in
September. That does mt mean
that we must not work, for we
want everybody in the church
and the society to make six pie
ces Of fancy work for our annual
bazaar, which will be given the
last part of November. We will
also give our chicken pie dinner
in connection with the bazaar.
Mccall patterns, 10c and 15c
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
NOTICE.

Al who will take part IN the
singing for prohibition on Satur-
day, July 22nd, win meet at the
First Methodist Church prompt
liz At a. IN.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
notice

All who have promised baskets
for the dinner on the 22Gd and
have no way of delivering them,
please ring Mrs. II. c. Taylor,
phone No. $50, on Friday morn.
ing. She will see that they are
carried down.
Committee
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
PROHIBITION RALLY.

The final rally will be held at
Court House, Friday night; July
-2lst, Hon. L. ). Schluter will
speak. Everybody come out and
hear him.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

In the name of madhood, WON
anhood, the love you have for
your sons and daughters cast
your vote right on July 22nd
and there is but one right and
that is Sta5e wide.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
Notice.

All persons interested will
meet at New Prospect graveyard
Wednesday, July 36, for the pur-
pose of cleaning up same.
G.. w. GRUBBS.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

Ladies low shoes, in pumps
and Oxfords, at sale prices at
Perkins Bros. Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

All low shoes, Packard's, Stacy
Adams and other brands, at re
duced prices during sale. 49,
Perkins Bros. Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

1t is with pleasure many
friends note that Mrs. l.. G.. Bra
den is able To be out in her bug
gy after a long confinement at
home from painful injuries re-
ceived when thrown from her
buggy some two months ago.
While not fully recovered she
can s-. about some.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

Perkins Bros. Co. carry Nc.
Calls patterns in stock. Don,
have 20 order.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

Don't forge: TO attend The Big
Red Tag Sale. just one more
week. Perkins Bros. Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

Stacy Adams low cut shoe foI
men at sale prices at
Perkins Bros. Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

During the sale you can get
those mating rugs, size 9xl2,
for $3.50 at
Perkins Bros. Co,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
For Sale.

Have a COW with young calf
for sale. Apply to
Mrs. Eli Moore,
Jefferson, Texas, Route No. ,.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

All mems suits at big cut
prices during Red Tag Sale.
Perkins Bros. Co
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

= or6 doses 1866" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c o3O
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

McCalls patterns now carried
in stock at Perkins Bros. Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

Mccall patterns, 10c and 15c
at Perkins Bros. Co.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

No library three years ago;
simply a few miscellaneous books
nome not worth shelf room. Now
new sectional book cases, and
several hundred well selected
books. of benefit to pupils ant
teachers.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21
Notice..

Pittsburg, Texas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

unb ldbt erIt einrtnl feinen GammeIs
teller btriingtbtn, uHb iperlil ber iif)t
gefiiIlt 5uriidfpmnlt, bdnn ersdhli Ct
einfah nidt ipeitfr. WieiIt ober bal sr
cine CUTE Grnte unb brauht nur ieItsn
burh elm gutes WiBtport bie Jreiae.
bieteit Feiner 6Srer ansuipprnen. Ges
ipObnlit geber iie reidlih, unb Tn ieis
mem 4Iter III Elm gutter @tfhihtsns
ersdbler meiIt Elm genlohter Damn
Nus bsm GeIaeten eebt btrpDr, bah
Der Geffidtensr3dbIer fir bic Bill
oung bes hineliIhen 9oItes bon Der
1IlerbO6Ifen gebeuturg 1T. Gr III alidl
fur ben ausl1nber. Der gbinds Bolt
uHb 2anb In fsiHem ipahren 2sbsn teHs
iltH lpilI, Elm aan8 por3iialther 2ehrs
meiiitr. DAB sr tsin Jrtunb bes Reusn
nHo odmit Der s}remben til, bdbsn mir
fhon ertpdbnt, unb audi Der Regiernna
tnnn tr seIegentlid, b6hit unbequsm
urlb gefdbrlif iperben. benn fhon oft
bat Gin gtThihienersGblsr bic Gaot
nusgeitreut. bic n1dber in ben Sbnten
elmer Gebeimgeiellihdft pbsr In flrht.
barren ReDoIttionsn aufgeeanssn iIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

Ssit ungsfdbr sehn Sa6rsn iIt bas
ameritdniI9s Bolt gu Der giniift ges
Iangt, b1b bic Dablsu, ptl6e ben
8oispillen gum ausbrud bringen unS
oamit ben 4dratter Der RegieruHg be-
fttmmsn foQsn, ni6t ebrlih gefiibrt
ipsroeu, inbem poIitii6sr giHFluB uni
nod mebr Der ginfluB pes Gsfoss bds
8d6lreTultat fdlIhsn. Die 4ldgeu
rihtsten iid niht bios gegen bi. I'm
fittIihtsit foI6sr Metbobsn. Ionoern
aud gseen ibre RsiuItnts, Die iih bahin
duberten, 6ab bic 9slbmaht bic Res
gisrung bsberriht uno bic Rehts oeS
8oltes nit JIbeu tritt. 9iefem nebel
bat man entgsgen } ufDirten nerinht,
inoem man bic inpiretten mahl.n ourf
nirefte eriebte. Die babel por1srrIhens
De 4nfi6t mar, odb nds 8plt in feinerr
brsitsn MdiTen torrupten Ginfliiden
nift 3ugdnglih 1T. 8ir limb tpeit bdz
bon, bic Riftigteit oieier 8orousiebz
ung 81 beitrsiten. 4llein aud Die BIZ
rettsn Dableu baben bic beoQuerlihs
@rfheinung nift bsfeitist, baB bic ebrs
lidsn 9iirger ith in grobem Mabe Der
Mahlurne fsrnbaltsu unb bas Jelo
fdufli6en Subietten I6nIafen. Uean
iit bsinabe beriu9t, bic gehauptuna gu
pertretsn, baB nit Den biretten DahleH
bic &orruption ii6 peri6limmert bat.
8eranlaHung 3u elmer iol6eu, bic
GriItens Der RepubIit in 3peifel Itelz
lsnosn 4nfiht gsbtn Die geitriaen 8ri.
ndripahIen fir bas G5icasoer 9irasrz
Hsifteramt. Die 8eiebqsbuug pollts
Den 8iirgern @elegeubeit ssben, i6r
Stantoberbdupt, bsm in elmer @eltz
ftabt, pie Chicago, cine oroBe ssiiIle
BON Rsften unb Gepdltsn innepo6nt,
unter nolligsr 4usf6altang Der Qolitis
fer an nominiren. 8as GrgebniB iii
i'm bohTten Grobe entmutbigenb. Die
aorruptiDn 1T nod ME 10 often unb
fdamIos 5u Gage gstreten, tpie in bks
fem Salle. Die ausadben einss einsis
een 8entrbsrsum bic Domination tpers
ben nah suDerlahigsr 4usfunft auf
1892 800 nrgeIeBt. Die onberen 8es
ipsrber brahten sbenfotla gsIb In ana
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

9emtid,e 0ereime
Srasen nader lum 5oHes fir haS
gaItprinss Senfinal bel.

Sas 9prgeben bes Teutihen Sbers
Isbrsrpereins, Der gfsid beim sritsn
aufruF sur Gdmmlung BON GsIbern
fir ods paftoriuss 1entmal, eiHtn Be
iraa BON $50 peripiniste, bat nnbers
8srsine 81 sleihem 1huH aHgefpDrni.
Ter dIlaemeine beutffe 2ebrerpertin
bot etnen gleiden8strug ptripilligt uuo
tsr Rorosgineinnafi 1urnperetn bot
cine Summ. BON $50 g.ieiiiei. Der
9euifGs2anntpebrpereiu, Der ME suriid
itsbi, fpsnn es iih nm beutfdye geitrt'
buHgsn banbsIi, bat ebeHfdfls $50 beis
eeItsusrt uno Der 5eder poiteH Vo.63S,
U. VI. R., So. Qesterer 8etrng iit ucr,
Quartiermeiiter Serrn GbrifttdH
Shulbe i'm 9oltsblatt oeponirt ipcgs
ben. perr Sobn Sdpaab. Qrdfbent
pes Geutffs2imerit1nifhen Stabtpers
banbs, bat nod ptrT9isbsne einssIbeis
irdge, iiber fpeIhe i'm 0oltEblutt qui!s
tirt perntn fuirb, iobaIb bic gelber OIL
ben Rattonulbunb In QbiIdbeIphtd nbs
ssFiihrt irerben. RdtiirIiH iinb bic pers
ldngten $1,000 immer nod Hift snns
beifnmmen, ober ss uHterliest f.insm
3ipsifsI. baB es ssliHsen pirb, bic
ganSe Summe unter ben 9eutihdmeris
tanern Der Stabt oitf5ubrinsen. mir
babsn in Der Stabt nod sdblreihe
iuohlbabenbe 9sreine. bic iiferlih
ebtnfalls ibren geitrag Ieiiten ipsrben.
DeHn bos nod Htcbt sefdeten In, tpar
Isoislih Der umitdHb iduID. baB biss
fslbsu nod feine Sibuns stbdbt hoben.
geloer fir bns paitoriuss DsutmoI
tusrben bon Germ Sobn Shnaab,
Temple Bar Building. Court unn
Ruin Strobe, unb in Der Office Des
9oItsblatt sntgsssngsnommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

SoippbI Der Rei6sminiiter bes
Jnnern. pis Der preuBiihs Ulinifer
babsn srtldrt, baB Iie bic Ittien Der
Gbitagp, Wtilpdutee e ct. goul Gis
Tenbahn ni6t gum 86rfensRegiiter Sus
lafen reroen, not 6etonten iie, bdb
bas ritt aus feinoliber abTdt segsn
ameritaniihe 9dpiere oeftebs. foroern
neil nad ihrer QHiiht Der beutI9e
Rdrtt ubsrInpemmt 1T unb baour6
bic osutihsu 9apiers Isioen. 5rosbem
lit BOD ibr Gnti9tub nihts aroeres,
als Elm 3uesftdroniB on Die Sumter.
9eios Rintfter 6absn unertanrt, bab
otsfe 9apiere pbre g0rIeuzResiftsr in
ben Wartt eeldnsen lperoen uub aud
bic Rotbpenoisteit bsrOorgehob:r, bob
elm S6eil beg beutfheu 9apitals in
uusIdnoif3sn 9apieren uugelegt tperoe.
gei bieier 9slsgenbeit tpuroe oaruuf
bingepisfsn, tpie bic ameritaHiIhen Re
gierungs Bombs i'm Sabre 1870 ben
Steg BON Seodn errirgen baIfsn. Gls
Ser &ris9 ausbrah, parsu ieibfpsrz
itdubIin aqs Wdrfts fir bsutihe pas
piere psrihlOHeu. gum Slid 6atts oas
beutfds &upituI 3ur 3eit groBs Sums
men in ameritauiiben RegierunBspds
pisreu argelsst unb btsfe bra6ten bas
@eIb, beTtn man sum 9risgs 10 brtns
9sno beburfts, Du fis nitt Bios in gnas
lamb, iOnoern foqor in 5rantrsth nit
Ser qr0Bten 2eittigtett ubgeIeBt
purben. gfnqsiitts osTsu bate Is als
IeIbItpsritdublia gelteu tounsu, oaB bic
Rsqierung bic Sumter nit ihren ans
grtffen auf amerifauifhs 9apiers 3us
riidrpsiieu Diiro:, alIsiH Die RegieruHg
ftebt 10 po1ig unter Der 5uhtsl Der
Sumter, oaR Iis bic uniinrigftsn Soroe.
rungen nurhfesen t0nnen. Die Stun'
be Der Rettung 1T absr uabe Wtr
miiBten an nem oeutf6eu 8olte IRE
lperoen, peun es Bel ben Rei6staass
ipabIsn, bic Gnbs bisfes SSabrss itattz
finoen mufer, oieien 3uftdnpsn ni6t
Elm Gnoe mahte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

boB man ben ginbrud aepinnen nub,
ais bate Der Senatnr cine onbtre
aunbesbuns beabii6tigt. aIs aus ieiuer
Rebe gu eriehen lit. @endtor Bourne
lit Der prdipent Der nationalen fprtz
i1rittIihsn Qisd, Der ale gegner bes
Stanbpattsrtbums aueeb0rsn, unb es
min uns i1einen, aIs fpolIte er nit bem
4nartff bic Intiinbieung erlaiien, bdb
9rafbsnt 3aft BEL ieiner Mienerbspsrz
bung ntdt auf bic llntsritiibuns Der
2isa re6nen biirfe. Der Sendtor mari
Dem BrGitosnten ben 8risF isines Bris
patIetretGrs Rprton Dor, iporin pieIsr
Die 5ortTdrittler bsnahrihtiete, oab
Der BrdIioent iie nidht mebr bon Der
patronage ausIhIiebsn ipiirbe, tpie ss
bis6sr 9ej6sbsn isi. 8ourne srbIitts
barin einen 8sipets, oaB Der 9rdfioent
bic Senatoren untsr isiRen @iusn Su
beugen perIuhe uno protsItirte baeeeeu.
TieTer 9roteit lstbst on aItsrss
ibpdhe. Der 9orpurf, bab bic Brdz
iibenten bic patronage CUR SSorbsrurg
ibrer poIitii4sn 3iele ausniiBsn, miro
idon felt uber stuem Sabrbunbert err
bobeR. @snn mir audi 3u9sbsn lpoIlsn,
baB Elm iDlAer 8rauh uit)t ihon lit,
more bpnoreb in tbs bread than in TIE
obierpanee", 70 lit ni6t neritdnoIih,
parum gerabe grdFbent SaFt als gan5
befonnsrer 5replsr gu branbmdrtsn
tpdre. Senator Bourne Bate Der Sahe
bebsutsno beFer niiBen t6nnen, inbem
sr ben antrag ftelIte, alle DFfentlihen
Qemter obue ausnabme Dem 3inils
bienit einsureiben. Damn bate sr be-
IuieIen, baB sr NIT Ieinsm 4ngriff auf
hen PrGFoentsu etnsn patriotii6en unb
ut9t etnen ppIttiihen 3tpet bsabs
iihtigte.
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gdana6ai. Rit.s "a

~ - ~ - y ~ ~~"ANNN a1s@sss
aus Der MaFe Der fcbrenneH 2eute,
bic in China auf jebsm Jabrmdtti, be-
fonoers absr i'm 5ofs isbss gr0Bsrn
1empsls, ;u finDsn iinb uHb ndnltnts
lid ME ptrfsblsn. BEL einem 9smpslfeft
amssgsH su fetn, ben Beomdnten,
Wdbrfaeeru. 9afHenipislern, Chr,ns
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nit aller GniIdisbeabeit bic sssen i'm
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