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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-02
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Sam Dutier lostsa valuable horse,
Monday night.
Geo. Moore moved IN the Sam
Gardner farm Monday.
Miss Myra Bull spent Wednesday
afternoon at San Dutler's.
Mrs. Lue Moore was caller al
Geo. Egan's Friday eoening
Miss My'a Bull was 81 caller al
Tom C.,npbelt- II ursday.
Mrs. Charley Rip ~ visited AT Tom
Campbsl,'s Saturday, Afternoon
Miss Msrgare' Egnn spent ,day
afternoon at the Lu- Moore home
Mrs San. Du Ter ADD i.lle girls
spent Thus sdav Lue NJ, ores home
Mrs Gao. Egan and daughter spent
Tuesday at the Tom Campbell home
Charley RIPLEY and family we're
Sunday visitors al Sam Dntler home.
Mr.. Hugh Bull is elping his bro
Their move near Coon Rapids this
week.
Pat Carrot, Bart Feeney ard Sher-
if Gnff helped Frank Leavens move
Monday
Misses Marv and Anna johnson
attended the Charley Caldwell sale
Monday
Mr.. Jean Kennedy and Charlie
Thompson MAJ keted hogs in Audu-
bon Friday
Sheriff Colts boys helped Frank
Leavens load his car Sunday to start
for Dakota.
4 MIR. Frank Leavens and family
were Sunday visitors at the Bart
Feeney home
Up The doctor was called out to Jim
Calnpbell' Sunday as Mr. Campbell
has the grippe.
Mrs Frank Leonard was an over
Sunday visitor with her parents,
Charlie McCoy'S.
Miss Lulu Leavens was a Sunday
visitor with her friends, Misses Lors
and Georgia G fl.
Tom Campbell ard wife are the
proud parents of q sweet little nine
pound girl born Friday evening
John Egap'a gave dance Wednes-
day evening for their daughter. Mrs.
Charley Jaynes, before che goes to
Dakota
Frank Leavens gave party Mon
day evening 10 the young folks but
there were very few present on ac-
count of the bad roads.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-02
Has Millions Of Friends

How would GU like to number your
friends by the millions as Bucklep's Ar
MICA Salve does? Its astounding cures
IN the past 40 years made them. Its the
best salve in the world for sores, ulcers,
eczema burns, boi's, scalds, cuts, corns,
sore eyes, sprains, swellings. bruises,
cold sores. Has no equal for piles. 25c
at Winfrey & Chantry's
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-02

Griswold's X-Ray Liuiment and
other remedie. at N. Hansen's. m2
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-02
Short Horn Bulls
10 Registered Bulls.
&c. H4RDMAN &, SON,
BrnytOn, IO.ca.
Foleys
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for You

What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia.
bates. and restore health and
atrsngth. Refuse substisutea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
COMM TEE
Decides on June 10, 20 and
ii as Time for State Ed
ucatorS to Meet.

At the last annual meeting Of the
West Virginia Education Associa-
ton, 1t was decided to hold the next
annual meeting of the association in
Wheeling, and the date OF the same
was left to the executive board Of
the association to fix. That board,
or committee, at a meeting In the
Waldo hotel here Wednesday night
decided that the. convention open
June 10 and continue three days.
The question Of program was
taken up. and it was decided to have
the sbest available educators Of this
and other states on It.
I. B. Bush. superintendent Of the
Petersburg schools. as president,
presided. The other committeeman
attending were A. r.. Shroyer Of
Philippi; C. r. Murray, OF William
son; and Thomas j. HumphTies, OF
Grafton. F. L. Burdette, the only
other member OF the committee was
unavoldabIS out Of the city.
The rural and city elementary
schools Will form the general theme
OF the associations annual meeting
in wheeling as decided upon by the
COMMITTEES. The program will In
clnde made modern topics under
that general head.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
" SION WEDDINGS I.
NUMBER Sc VERAL
County Superintendent of
s Schools and Art Teacher
among Happy Ones.

WESTON, Dec. 2s-The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A. Minnach on
Main avenue was the scene OF a
very pretty home wedding Wednes-
day afternoon, when promptly at 4
O'Clock their daughter. Missy Leo
nora, became the wife Of County
Superintendent N. l.. b. Linger.
The bride is the art teacher In the
city schools and a very popular
young lady.
A small child of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j Morris, who reside in the Hale
vile suburbs Of this city. drank I've
yesterday morning and died in few
minutes.
The Rev D. G. Helmick united
in marriage at the Methodist Prot
estant parsonage yesterday evening
Miss Miss Efie Crummit and Mr..
solomon Myers. The young couple
are very deserving and are recsiv-
ing the congratulations OF a number
OF trends.
AT the home OF the bride at Free
tnansburg at an early hour yester-
day morning the Rev. J. F Pritch-
ard united in marriage Miss Fannie
Nutter. and Mr.. Kelsel Reed.
tMr. and! Mrs. Stanley Ryan Left
this morning for New York, where
Mr.. Ryan. will enter tailor's cutting
school.
Mrs. Laura Sheets has purchased
lot in the newMcGary addition
and, she viii have a residence erect
ed IN the spring.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
gooksTAND SENT 81 MAIL
Contains Forty Volumes Of shakes
peare, But Whole PACKAGE Wet9ns
Only Pound and 4 Hail.

t. A revolving bookstand, sir inches
high, containing the, complete works
of Shakespeare In forty volumes, the
whole weighing only. one and one
half pounds, WINS the untrue package
which passed through the registry diA
vision of the postofhce yesterday.
The tiny volumes themselves meas
ured two and ohe-half inches, and
were about one-eighth OF an inch. in
thickness. Although the apFirlt. was
extremely fne, II could be easily
read.
The case was surmounted with e
small marble bust Of the Avon bard
and was addressed to LongView, Tex:
from Glasgow, 11nsland.'
The parcel was opened iby' Hans
Glatt6, special lcustoms examiner OF
mail importations, who is inclined TO
believe the EXPRESSED valuation. OF tue
publisher, $3.50. Nis too low, and g
new superintendent will be made.
Tiis fnfnlatIirea books we're bound
and printed In every detail AftefS the
fashion Of editions OF ordinary size,
with gilt. print and leather binding.
The articles attracted so much: at
tention that Henry Smith, in charge
OF the registry division, exhibited 1t
to the corps of women. under Mrs. T:
~ Atkins. who were selling hospital
tags in the post6mHe. Tho device
was thereupon declared 'sJust too
cute" no less, than fifty times.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
.IMMENsE POWER OF. WEALTH
ingenious Writer Shows What Worid'o
Six Richest Men Could 20
e They combineci.

] In the Strand Magazine appears e
unique article with the title, What
Six Rich Men Could Do" The authors
Inns taken as the worlds six richest
men John D. Rockefeller, Pierpont
Morgan, Aston, Lord Strathcona, An
drew Carnegie and Lord Rothschtld.
He calculates that between them they
own $4,000, 600, 900. What might they
do with such a sum IL they copbined
forces? What things could they not
achieve with $5.O00000,0O0? Suppose.
they were aggressive and inelin et0
wage war. They could put 100000
men in the fold and maintain them
FOL. ten years, perhaps for twenty. The
Am erican Revolutionary war cost
500, 900, 900. The wars with M poleon
norIs1790 to 1916 cost Great Hritqih
SO, 100000. The CTimean war cost
$4,000 900 for two years. The South
iAfrltan war cost England $1s3b1, a00,-
600. The rich sextet. could haye borne
the costliest OF these wars and had
a good sum over.
If they turned their attention TO the
sea they could with half their. apital
build a fleet that would be unique,
overpowering, irresistible. The big
gest fleet In the world -tlIat OF Great
Britain could probably be duplicated
for $1,000, 900, 900. Again these inyit
chile six could give 500 each to seYefy
man, woman and child Ia The Efitlsl
isles They could buy al the autou1Q-
biles IN the world and then have
enough left over to purchase le
MANN, and SGez canals, and alter that
sudicient to buy up British ship
These are few OF the start ding
things these six elderly leIleni
could do With their coma biuef
Il they only possessed the EeqlIi giI;
daclty, Imagination and agT cement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
REASON OF sMAEL. FAMILY
Communities the strugsIe
for Existence Already Is+EducF1
Too Severe.

Il must be remembered that as In
crease OF population progresses, the
mere' fact OF increase creates new
conditions. These in turn may check
or destroy earlier tendencies. Thus,
out OF the great increase N popuIa-
ton in our time has comes already at
least one significant fact. This may
be termed "the pressure of popula-
ton ~ It may be defined as the gem
eral instructive realization of large
numbers. Expression OF this realiza-
ton appears In the decreasing beltef
that personal responsibilfty rests
upon the Individual to rear a large
family, or even, Ia many cases. to be-
come a parent Mere numbers the
pressure OF humanity ON all7sides. es-
pectal1y In the large cities constitute
ever-present evidence to the average
man and woman that there are people
enough, and the struggle fori existence
is too severe already to be increased
by unnecessary burdens In conse-
.or9nce. tl5eret has arisen a rather re-
marfabIeS ana widespread tendency,
ioV@ cFeai9y evident in most OF Ethe
larger communities Of Europe. volun-
tarily to limit the family. The effect
of this tendency Is most marked in
France. where It has produced. pres
emit state Of equilibrium OF population
liable to be changed at any time into
a positive national. decrease. Isinlita-
ton Of family has also appeared; in:
other parts of the world and has
caused much concern IN Australia,
where q very small total white popu1
lation is shown. It should not be
overlooked, however. in connection
with the apparently exceptional prob
lem presented by Australia, that the
southern continent seems feEsr TO
have sustained a large popElI tion.
The aborigInes Of Austria, New Zea-
land and Tasmania were not nIltner-
Gus, and those that 'remQiA abe dying
out SO rapidly as to suggest a very
fral racial grasp upon existence.
The Atlantic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
PEACE WARRANT
Is Sworn Out By Lively By
One Who Thfeatens
His Life.

iResultsng from q fstfc encounter
.botween George. B. LIyely ana Fred
Rossfd, colored wadteryslate Wed-
4esday afternoon. Mr. Lively has
.swore out peace warrant against
Rossid in Justice Godon's court. JUS
ttce Gordon reminded the fellow to
Jail for a hearing later: 4eossid
threatened to kill Lively accqrding
to the latter's story, sands1he legal
action mentioned was ia ken
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
Tho Eaeetloua Iudne.

A horse dealer complained to a mag
istrate that some malicious person
had cut off his horses tail. which, as
he meant to sell It, would be a great
drawback.
''Then," said the magistrate, You
must sell the animal Wholesale
.sWhoiesale?:' replied the other.
.'yhat do you mean? How sO?"
"Because you cannot retail tt,"was
the reply.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28

When you have bad cold you went the ga
begfmedicine obtninabIc Roas 70 cure itwlttt
- little delay az possible. Here IS n DIR
ist'a oDinion al lmtvo sold Chamber
upl, lGcwas1- ! q tan~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28

A shoal OF sperm whales, number.
ing 81 in all, were stranded on small
sandy island named ICins island
son the northwest cost or Tasmania.
recently IA aYndicate was formed 10
exploit these nnfortunatef cGat ways
and nearly every whale was found 70
contain ambergElst q valuable sub
stance greatly "a denRnd anon 6st
sperfumefs and others, y Tlae share
holders expect 10, realize u pgo1t cf
between $4,000 ana So. d a nice
little sum to Be cast up b, the sea-
Wide World 1[asazins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
RatheF Late.

Does that young. man who calls on
'your daughter stay very late?"
Rather. It's got so that / have 30
use the back door when start out Tor
work In the morning SO as not to in.
terrupt them saying good by to each
. other in the hail."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28

Himself Soon As q Caneli ts
for Treasurer Of the
&c.

State.
nee as When
3 d1ldky aeas1n 6 over p6lftics
E 81 tie car al city VIII 4legIn. to-
tit1s fei6ns ~, IL has. in pre-.
vious campaigns Up to the present
time few OF the arsd Of.
nee holders have been ling To * rs
press a preference fof can - .foF
once. There have been gey efal .reIs
sous for THE .attftnde. one tat II.
J was too early to tell who would de-
clare themselves FOR ptace on the
ticket ana be willing lo enter sthe.
8rin1ary, and anotheF has been & dis
lnostiou 10 follow the position taken
bv Others who hold Conspicuous
places in the party. while many
nave been :'sfttInR on the fence
1ratehing the alienmenf IN state af-
fairs they have discussed national
movements and ike the young fell
low who feels slnggish and wants
q political tonic the conversation
soon drifts back 70 the vigorous as
soeiate editor Of the .sOut1ook,
who need only utter q, sentence. to
drive the dfedsin-the-wooI Demo
Graf into mysteries. AS q rule it is
mot 4 criticism 81 the PTesEde1t but
that - Tigorou& Champaign such as
the ex.pfis;ssid dent would put DIP ttg
Z saded to arouse many Rephbl tcans
from the letharffc stage.
Even with thEse candidate already
lin the field for the gubernatorl
nomination little has been heard IS
TO the drift OF sentiment among the
thermometers OF many OF the so-called
Headers. AS a rule there has been
+hus far an effort to evade a COM
\ rnitaIg hut Ellfs condition is certain
70 change when the time arrives for
the making of resolutions and each
nan starts out to see how long he
can hold to the pledge, usually made
to himself. on New Years morn.
If there has been a trend, poltt
,Efcally. towards anytbing. It has been
toward the abandoning OF the cam
luaign OF personalities to- which the
Democrats haxe usually lent great
encouragement in the past and have
helped to make ravines out OF gai-
lies or rivers out OF rivulets.
It begins to look as If Kanawha
county. will have not less than .
FFt4to of candidates. one Charles
NV. q swisher-has already am
l no;;,ifoed, state Isuperintendent OF
y schools: NJ. p. shawkey. As ex-
Injected to soon announce his candt-
/ 1Iacy- to succeed himself, and there Is
tklk Of Captain John c. Bond, pay
Taaster Of the militia for the govern
.ln1ent and the state, an attacne tugthe
Iof8ce Of the secretary Of state, and
l~vbo also finds time to contribute to
d number of newspapers, sentering
the race for state treasurer. The big
Icaptain has already been assured
hearty support by number Of
EFttends from over the state IL he de-
Icidea TO enter the race, and since 1t
VIII be a free-for-ali race friends OF
Bond believes he can put some
others who might enter the
race an the also ran class. Bond g
:, native Of the eastern part Of the
ls+a+e and few young men have q
yy;der acquaintance throughout the
Is+ate than he has.
The Hon. Charles Nv. Dillon, OF
IEsvette county, is expected to make
m oficial announcement. of his can
l ,,.,.o,, .,,,,,,, ~ ma next week and is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28

want advertisers. with their habi
Of "helpinE thi.-gs TO happen" md
little trouble In seeming the Der
3ai!aA1R hSIp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28
acts for You
Some Of Them Worth
Dimes,
Some Worth Dollars!

You buy things at the stores
Of course! But you may not real
lie how valuable to you is the fact
there's live competition between
stores in this city. Only. those
wise and rift-practising folks
who watch the ads. fully realize
how good a thing for the con
sumner" is active and aggressive
competition between merchants.
For, competition puts a store 1son
its mettle'' ---keeps right before
store patrons that stores ability
to serve its clientele Its DISPOSE
ton to save them money: The
watchful ad. readers find personal
saving eppoEt unities alqost every
day. Some of these opportunities,
as revealed in today's ads in this
paper, may save you dimes, while
some may save you dollars!
The CIarksburg Telegram
Daily and Weekly
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-28

lyle powell is d gueat d friends In
Norgantown.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Silr rirten nelen s@ienenluea.

In /. Nppen,bcr lam in @ol) GroB
cine MISUNDERSTANDING 3ur Somm~
lung bon lInterid)riftcn fir Die bon
SarlcD aus Durd) ieuc rcihe 2aub@
9egenD. Die Jest obuc transport
Sacilit6tcn lit, p%roppniertc Gilenbabu
ifntt. Sic 6nuptIinic Der neucn
8abu iol Dor SarlcD nDrblidl ilbcr
5oln @rpB, &urcmbllr9, @%ornnpiIlo,
Sarmcr26urg, bis binauf uad) @tinncs
fota fiibrcn. Sugcuiclrrc, bic Die
nelte Hollte ausgciudt DabclL iinb Der
1le%ber5cugllrg, bnB, pbidJou Gin Sbeil
Der Stredc foitipicli8 iein lpirb, Der IN
NuSiid)t itcbcnbc @erfcbr Die &npitalz
GuIage p%oIloltf rcdtferti9e. Die Siir>
ger upu &urcn1burg uub llmgcgenb
iinb cttbuiinltilh fir hos Srpjcft uuln
babeu bereit3 cine n~umbnfte Summc
gu bcilcn %eripirfltdrng gc5ciGnct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
9(ltnriuetne Warauttc.

Sic 86omberg Srps. So. bon Suz
buallc bat ibrem @cidGft cine Ibs
tbeilrng fir Iltnrlpcinc bin3u9efilgt
uno bat cincn por6ii9lihen &orratb
bon trodelren ltnb iiiBen Iltarlpciucn
at 6dnb. Sic 8einbeit oicIcr &einc
fpirb BON Den S%abrifantcn, Der Stalian
SlpisS Gplpnp bon Niti, Gal. garalla
tirt unb Der Sirna gbou,ber9 Bros.
So. lit bereits cine arobe AnSabl bon
Sell9uiiIeu pDll Yrieltern nnb anbcrell
Ilttoritdten 3uge9dngen. Wtr mohz
ten Die Iufmerfiamfcit bcS Glerlla
ouf bieie 9lbtbeilung Der Sirma
gbomberg Sros. 60. Ientcn. iolpic
barauf billtpeiIen, bab Die &ornutic
Der Sabritantcn fir Die adufcr pon
4ltarlpeincn bon bcionbcrcr &idtigz
felt lit. Sic Nl5ci9e Der Sirmn
Hbomberg Bros. So. erid)eint III ci1er
anberen Stctle bieies Sluttes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Die frcmnen Sntcrciicn in China.

Sir Die 9cbcltrna Der frcmpen
Sntcrcncn IN China lit II. u. aud,
Die Sabl Der III %piienen dJiileiiifen
&dfcn onidiiigcu ircmbeu Sirnncll
rnb Iusldnber fctn5cid)nenb. Siere
ilbcr maiden, wic Die oGcntralltelic
filr %urbcreitung o Sanoelspcrz
trdgcn" ihrcibt, sic ointlifeil Sc
rihtc Der hinciiid)eu S~ec5ols Scr
maltrul9 Iusnben, Die au9eiihts Der
9escnlpdrti9en @irren bcIonocres
Silterc'le nerbicncn.
Sic Sabl Der ircn,bcn Sirrnen be-
lief iid in, Sabre 1910 duf 3,239.
Im 5abIrciflten pcrirctcn luar Sapan
nit 1,601 Sirnncn, cS fol9tc Gnglnno
nit col, TuBlanb nit 29S. Scutids
LAMB nit 23S, Srnnfrcid nit ito,
Ilnerifn nit 100, Spanicn nit 81,
Tortu9al init 81, Seiterreid)z llit9arn
NIT 20, Sel9icn nit 10. 8ic iebr
Dus Sntcrciie fir China in, nericifer
3cit gclpahicn lit. Seigt Gin Ser9leid,
Der Sabre 1910 uub 1906. 1906
lporen in Den %rffencn 6dfcn Gbina'e
1887 frembe Sirmcn nnidilia. 1910
pagcecn 1920, aacroings lit bier
bel 5u beriifIid)tigcn. bab bic 3abl Der
n%ifenen Eldse i'm Sabre 1910 grDBcr
mar, ol5 i'm Sabre 1906. Sm Sabre
1910 iinb iiebcn f~lcirerc 4ldbc IN Der
Hdbc Der ruiiiid,z japanild>cn @ren5c
bii5u9efonnmeil, in bercn ScpDlfcrltn9
Dns rniiifhe unb iapnniife Clement
iiberipiegt. Sic 0crrlcbrltng Der
rliiIiifcn iino inpnniihcn Sirrnen lit
bcsBaIB cine Defenders itartc. Nbcr
alid) bel Sen iibri9cil Nationen crsibt
iif Gin betrGfltIihcr t3rtlpnd)s. Son
1906 bis 1910 iticg Die 3nbl cngliz
ihcr Sirnrcn BON 492 onf sol, bents
Id1cr Sirmen bon 1919 nlif 23S. Nur
bic Y%ercinigtcn Staaten seisten eineu
Hiifsams pm 1t2 mi 100. Sic
3ab[ Der Nusldnbcr YIN Den pffeneu
5afcnpldben bctrilS 1910 141,S6S.
Sas itdrfitc Contingent itcatc Sapnn
nit 65,43s, es fplst HuBlunb NIT
49,395, gnglanb NIT 10.140.
SeutidlanN nit 4,106. Sercinistc
Staaten nit 3,176, Srantrcid nit
1925.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
Stabt unb Mmgegeub.

= Hcb. Tb. SaImonc, Yb. o.,
Sfarrcr Der Ipriid)cn @cmcinpc 5u ga
Grpiic, Wis., biclt, ipic mir in lebtcr
Summer angefiinbiat botten, nm
Sienstag unb @ittpod) Ibeub I'M
ct. Mnrien Galino mnb in Der Mar
ouettez Sale cincn bDdlt intcrclinlten
iQuitriertcu Yprtrng iiber &anb nnb
2crte IN Der Siirfci unb ~beionoers
iiber Die Nlts mnb Smnstiirfcn II,
ipclf' leBtcrc CT ais cine gum grDBtcn
Sbeil h / it lid Yartei bco SORT
ihrities mo Der Sronlulg bc3eidJnete.
Ser Hcincrtrag bieicr &urtrdge lit fiir
Den llnterbalt Der ipriifcn airden im
Wittellpci1en beitimmt.
Scrfloiicuc ISOLDE batten mir
Shnllunbl - alio Wablred)t nnb
@ablpflidt fir alle iiber II Sabre
nlten giirger iinb Siirgerinncn Der
Staot. Bon pieIen itirnmten i'm
@an5en 3,12S. ltno bon Dieien 81
12S paren msefdbr 1000 Sruucn.
Is banbclte iid,, wie Die Seicr pers
f%loiicne @pdc al bicicr Stclle ieben
fonnten. paritin, Oh bic Stcuer3abler
$4,000 fir Den 9nu elmer ncllen
(Difeutlifcn) Yrescptt : Sdulc be-
piIigen nolten pber nidt. Sir bic
Bomb Niis9ube 'nurben 2,O5S Stint
men a~bge9ebcm bagcgen 1.011. Sic
Siinfte 8aro D Die ein5ige, lpeld)c
cine Noioritdt bon Stimmen 9c9en
Die Spnos IuSgabc ab9ab.
- 5prni's Mlpenfranter unb Slut
beleber, MagensS tdrfer nnb ScilsScl
ut in Sreb q Omit @rocerie
&aben. SO. 266S @aibiugton Str..
81 b%erfaufer.
&inen Sie. bnB e5 perboten lit,
lid, an einem 8ilrfelipiel 6u betbeis
liger, unb mcnn IS iid audi M NM
ciueu 9 urtep banbeln %iolltc? llnb
lpiilen Sic ebenfulls, bnB IS pcrboten
lit, lid al einem Yoolz Spiel 6u be-
tbeiligcn. bel peld)em DornlS ulla9cs
mnd)t milroc. onB Der Gerlicrer bic
3ede 6ablcu muB? Wel, Dns iit Die
geicblid]e Nuiidt beS 6rn. Gpnon bon
Scs Wtuiues. Der @enerdl eNnluult oes
Staates Srrua. llno @iaUor &uoS
muB bieies @ieeb bier IN Dubuque
nisiilbreH. .@nmbeln" inter icocr
Surm III perbpten lino mer crlpilht
pirb. miro nit Der pollen Strengc be@
@eleBes pro5ciiiert lucrpcn.
- gSic mir in lester Summer
mclbeien, lpulrbc babier Don $50
aleinbdhblern (pgictnil @crdantsD
aus alien Sbeilcn bes StnnteS Some.
Elm StantSperbanb prganiiirt 5ur
&nbrung ibrer geidbrbetcn Sntereiicn.
SolgenOe S%ireftoren iinb crluGbIt luprs
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IS linn bics alies Iitglicbcr bc5 aais
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Spld3c Iffnircn iillb nid)t gecignet.
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crbDbcn. Die Srnn aus Dem @olfc
gilt bier ais g~cie0ihnftlid mirlpcrz
ncrtbig, iobab in bicien alien @auSs
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Der @lcidItcIlma Der Srou Dor DEM
@cicB nod large nidt ieinc ibcolc
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Sic @enlnblin bcs SbronfolgerS lit
iniplgcocilcn in elmer fiir icbc Srau
ricf cntlpiirbigenbcn Srclung III Den
6offreiicn. gSdbrenb ibr @enabl
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Gerihieocnes.

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BON Der fran5oliiden S%ngesprelic.
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naba ben Ser. Staoten f~reunplidy
gelinnt.