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BUsINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fsr tsJ-sssss@1is4 Hsss< 81 fWss1y:
three (33} rooms. located In the
center OF the city. Excellent ioca.
ton and 4 money maker for RICH,
party. unexptred lease. Write q
once, for the opportunity will no,
remain open long D-ssS. care VIZ
gilman.
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HHfP-A6AfE AND rB1kkf.8

4 6 ssajssss-1fssr = WsSss-eeeessss1
e take the sssney y ts:sr 1890 Swn
Dust Cloths. meps Srusnss; &c;
al The year round 70 EVERYBODY:
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High School. Hope. N. D..
Notice to

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Clerk OF the School Board at Hope. NJ. D.. up
to noon OF Monday. May 2lst. 1912. for the
erection and completion OF a High School
building. and the heating. ventilation and
plumbing OF same. and the providing OF a
ventilatinE system for the present main school
building.
Plans and specifications may be seen after
May 18th at the First National Bank Of Hope.
N. d.. at the Grand Forks Builders Exchange.
the Fargo Builders Exchange. and at the ofics
OF Hancock Bros, Architects.
Each bid on building 70 be accompanied by
o certified check for $4,000. and zach bid on
plumbing. heating and ventilating, with a
check for S3OO.OO. made payable to F. w.
Ehred. President OF School Board,
The right to reject any or all bids is resery-
ed.
F. w. Ehred. Prest.
81 =. N. Lang. Clerk
Hancock Bros, Architects.
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For

To the Voters of Steele and Griggs
Counties:
| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination on the Re-
publican ticket at the June Primary,
for the Office of Member of the House
of Representatives for the Sixteenth
Legislative District.
In politics | am a Progressive Re-
publican and am a supporter of La
Toilette and Buchanan. My standard
is: Peoples Rule and Christian Gov
eminent for our time, for u children
and children \ children.
| respectfully solicit yonr votes.
w. Fl. NoRTHROP,
Luverne, N. d.
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There eve was a time when people
appreciated the real merits ofChamber-
lain's Cough Remedy more than now.
This is shown by the increase in sales
and voluntary testimonials from per-
sons who have been cured by it. If
you or your children are troubled with
a cough or cold give it a trial and be-
acquainted with it's good quail
tiles. For sale by all dealers.
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STEELE CO, s, 8.
CONVENTION
Held at Colgate on Satur=
day and Sunday.


The twenty. fourth annual con
vention of the Steele County
Sunday School Association con
vened in Colgate last Saturday
and Sunday. The opening SEES
sion was a devotional service led
by Rev. Haas, who in a refresh
ing way and forceful manner di
rected attention to the fact that
child nurture and culture re-
quire the highest development of
the teachers life and capability.
Mr. e. H. Badger followed with
fitting words of welcome, after
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Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
administrator OF the estate OF Isabelle Saurd-
ers. late OF the Township OF riverside. in the
County or steele ana State OF North Dakota,
deceased. TO the creditors OF. and al er-ul,S
having claims against the said deceased. to
EXHIBIT them with the necessary vouchers to
the unde rS'gnEd. at his residence il the Town
ship OF Riverside. in said Steele County, (post
once address. Hop. N Va within four
months afterthe first publications. TT LhisnOtice,
Dated May 4. 1912.
George Saunders, Senior.
~, administrator
WIN. Barclay.
Attorney for Administrator
SherbruOke. N. ID.
at First publication. May 8, 1912
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which Rev. w. O.. Talbot read a
paper on the relation of the Bible
and the Sunday School. Gen
eral discussion followed.
Mrs, Geo. Smith then spoke
on the dignity of Sunday School
service, and State Secretary
Snow told of the North Dakota
standard for Sunday Schools,
and answered many questions.
At the evening session S. W.
johnson responded to the topic
Fields White; Laborers Few,
bringing out in his humorous
yet impressive way something of
the promise and the need of the
local fields. Following this Mrs.
Snow spoke on the Teachers
Crown, suggesting the following
characteristics-k n o W ledge,
training, perseverance, prayer,
sympathy, enthusiasm, example
and faith.
At the Sunday morning service
addresses we're made by Rev.
Moore and Rev. Snow.
The afternoon service was
opened by a series of short pa.
pers on the primary, junior, in
termediate and senior depart,
ments the leaders being, Miss
Tousley, Mrs Smalley, Mrs.
Cassell and Rev. Hitchcock.
After interesting and discrimin
ating discussion of these topics,
Mr.. p. 0. Sathre of Finley read
a powerful and convincing paper
on The Value of Religious Train.
ing. In it he brought out the
fact that if the present genera
ton had been we'll trained in re
ligion and had been faithful to il
we would not so frequently have
to hang our heads in shame as
there is uncovered the politica
and social testers of our social
ed Christian civilization.
Mrs. Snow then spoke on Ele
mentary work. Reports were
given from the schools, the de
partment superintendent, ane
the committees. An offerins
was taken for the state and coun
ty work and the cash and pledges
amounted to about 500 90.
At the evening session Mrs
Snow spoke on The Rewards O
Faith. Then Rev. Snow held vi
before US \ Mans Job, and toll,
of some men who were in tn
work now and of some of us VIII
ought to be, and the best of tn
twenty four conventions adjourn
ed.
Next year the convention wi.
meet in Hope and will be in til
nature of a silver jubilee. TIL
following are the officers, Execu
tive Committee, M. B.. Cassel
Pres, R. A. Lathrop, v. Pres
= w. H. Northrop, Sec. and Treas
urer, Mrs A. K. C%ochrane, an
] r. W. Ehred,
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Notice to Creditors

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
William Z: Saunders. late OF the City OF Cen
tralla; in the County Of Lewis and State OF
washington. deoeased.to the creditors OF, and
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers to the undersigned. at his residence
IN the Township OF Riverside. in said Steele
county. post office address. Hope. N, D.,
within four months from the first publication
Dated May g.. 1912.
George Saunders. Senior,
~ parliamentary Adminfstrat tor
VIM. Barclay.
Attorney for Testsmentary Administered
&. SherbroOke. N. d.
ot First publication. May 9, 1912
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Church and Benevoence', Rev. S. E. Fish, Valley City.
Place of Foreign Missions, Rev. A. L. McCleland, Hinsboro.
AFTERNOON.
20O-Business.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of 30 years, and Greetings.
3O0-"Reachingt the Masses:
Using the Boys-Leo Horst, Buxton,
Interesting the Young People-F. A~Stever, Fargo.
Winning the Men-Rev. L. F. Spangenberg, Oriska.
40O-Evangelsm.
Delegates.
Each church is entitled to Pastor and one voting delegate, other dele
gates heartily welcomed.
Entertainment.
Pastors and delegates expecting to meet with the Association are request
ed to send notice to the Entertainment Committee, Mrs. E. D. Washburn,
Mrs. Jordon Jefferson, Mrs. B. T. Kraabel.
Train Service.
Wesbound-9l7 A. M.
Eastbound-5:42 P. NJ.
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Political Announcements
All Announcements Published Under
This Head are Paid for at Legal Rates.
10. the Voters of Steele County:

/ hereby my candidacy
for the nomination, on the Republican
ticket, for the Office of States Attor-
ney Of Steele County, and I respect.
fully solicit your support and suffrage
at the primary election to be held in
June. Sincerely Yours,
p. o. SATIRE,
Finley, N. D.
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For COUNTY COMMISSIONER

hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination to the office Of County
Commissioner in the LIST Dist. Steele
Co. on the Republican ticket, subject
to the will of the voters at the June
primaries, and respectfully solicit
your support.
S. w. Johnson,
Colgate, N. Oak.
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ney, of Newberg Junction, N. b.,
writes, "My wife has been using
Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them
very effectual and doing her lots of
good" If you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them a
trial. For sale by all dealers.
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FOR

I hereby myself a candi-
date for Representative from the 10Th
Legislative District subject to the
will of the Republican voters at the
primary election June rs, aud res
~pectfully solicit the support. of all
persons who believe me competent to
fill this office. r. l.. JONES.
Ha%nnaford, N. d.
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For REPRESENTATIVE

To the voters of Griggs and Steele
Counties:
hereby announce my desire to be
returned to the Legislature from the
10Th Legislative District and to that
end ask your support at the. June
primary.
S. j. TANDE.
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Notice of Pupils Exam
inatiOn.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
q Pupils Final Examination held Ma, 10Th and
18th at the following places:
BrOadlaw n Dist. School No 9.
Colgate Village School.
Colgate Dist. School No. 3.
EastOn Dist, Schools No. ! and 2.
Edendale Dist. School No. 2.
Enger Dist. Schools No. 3 and 4.
Finley Villa6e School.
Golden Lake Dist. School No.
Greenwich Dist. School No. 2.
Hugo Dist, SchOolNo. 4.
Melrose Dist. Schools No. l and 2.
Newburgh Dist. School No. 8.
Primrose Dist. School. No.
Riverside Dist. Schools No. 2. and 3.
sharon Village School.
SherbrOoke Dist. School No. 2.
West1eld Dist, School No. L..
Willow Lake Dist. School No. 2.
Dated st Sherbrooke. N. D.. this 18th day OF
April 1912.
2ti Geo.. F.. Newton. Co. Supt.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board reconvened ut l:3O +. Nj.
all members present.
The following bills we're on motion
allowed:
d, w. Vadnie, expenses and
transportation while at
tending Court at Fargo. s 100
G.. L.. Boylan, Board for Carl
Anderson, March II to
April IL .... l2. 80
No. Oak. Publishing Co.
April proceedings. | box
carbon, typewriter paper 80. 95
Finley Beacon, April Proceed
ings -. 90. 80 IS
sharon Reporter. April Pro
ceedings ...... 81, rs
Steele County Tribune, Anil
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1t would surprise you to know of the
great good that is being done by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Darius Dow
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Commissioners Proceedings

Sherbrooke, N. D. May lst 1912,
The Board of County Commissioners
met at 10 O'Clock A. M. all members
were present. Minutes of the meeting
of April 3rd 1912 we're read and on
motion approved.
The following bills we're on motion
allowed:
The Northern School Supply
Co., l pencil sharpener-. 8 $50
G. j. Long, cost of trans
porting John Gerber pris-
from Hillsoro to Fargo
The report of chairman of the coun-
ty Board of Insanity in the hearing
of alleged insanity of Joseph F. Kelly
a on motion approved and fees
ordered paid:
Adam S. Moote, chairman 100
H. G. Fish, physician. 100
p. o. Satire. member of
Board $50
G.. j. Long, Sheriff, .. e. 80. 80
p. H. Kelley, witness ... 2.7O
The warrant of admission and
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Proceedings 80. rs.
Steele County Tribune, pub
fishing abstract of vote,
March election SO.OS
E. A. Erickson, cash advanc-
ed for refunding filing fees
OF candidates Primary Ell
ection June 1910, record
ing official Bonds and
postage. 442 25
G. j.. Mustad, cash advanced
for Court Order, etc.. 3.97
The affidavit OF the Supt. of
Hospital for Insane at
jamestown for quarter
ending March, 81, 1912, for
the amount of $685. was
on motion allowed at. 55O,64
There having accumulated in the
County Treasury, from revenue Derry
ed from State Licenses on motor
vehicles, for the year 1911, the amount
OF S4O5. 45. 1T was on motion made
seconded and carried that said amount
be distributed to the Townships en-
titled thereto as provided by Sec. Is
OF Chapter 6 of the Session laws of
1O1l or1 nc fol1o-,
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)1laO-'The Church and Benevoknce", Rev. s. T. Fish, Valley City.
II |l:3O-"The Place of Foreign Missions, Rev. A. L.. McCLlland, Hilsboro.
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such amoun in each Township as
above stated:
Chas. Ellingson, ..-.. Sharon, TWP,
liver |. Seim.. Bin]ev Twn
o. w. Williams Golden Lake Twn.
r. A. Miller, Westfield Twn
o. H. nelson, .- 49,. Greenwich, Twp.
Having been authorized and in.
strncted to appoint committees to in
sI'ect Bridge sites, chairman GRAY APP
pointed Hovik and Johnso. to inspect
Sites In east part of County and Grief
Shelln, Verwest and himself 20 inspect
sites in west part.
On motion the Board adjourned till
clock ~. NJ. Wednesday,. MAY 9Th.
1872
G. J MCSrAD,
County Auditor.
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ne WGfrH11C OF TutnfSSf0n Inu
Sheritfs certificate of costs, case of
insanity of Joseph F. Kelley, was on
motion approved. The amount of
costs being 1880
On motion made seconded and T.
risd, the following Civil Townships
and Villages, be each established as
separate Election Precincts and the
polling place in each be designated as
follows:
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Entertainment.
Train Service.

Westbound-9:17 A. M.
Eastbound-5:42 P. NJ.
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rch is entitled to Pastor and one voting delegate, other dele.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28
Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
Ssftiser g S9nesiturm ii

Ssftiser g 9nesiturm i'm
nDroli9en Rem Yorf.
90 ntert mn, g. g., 27. Hop.
Gin bsftissr Sbneeiturm piitbets am
Naittlpoh tpdhreno pes gan5en Sass5
i'm n0rbIiten gep Yort, tppour2 Der
gtIenbabn= uno StraBenbabnoertebr
tart bsbinoert poroen lit. Sn bieiiser
8eeeno liest Der S2nee 6 Sol unp
in dnpersn 9eaenoen pom IA bis "a
Sou tief.
Sruuersotte 8 oienlt fiji g e.
natpr GaDner.
% Arlington, 27. Nppember.
YrGIipent 9uft, piels Senatorsn unD
Reprdientanten lnb Dffentlife geamte
nobnten benz Erauersottesbtenit fir
SenaIor SIiOor Rapner in bsHen
Wobnuns BEL. 3aus uno Ssnat paz
rem Offisisa sura Rommittssa D.rs
tte;ky-
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Der 3aleankrieg.
Cine Ginisnns 5wiiden ben tiir.
fiiden uno bnlsariiden
sSrteoens aummiiidren
fanm nl6Slid.

Die 9iirfen iiber3eu8t, bah Die
Snlgaren iidb an Der SihataIs
jasSinie Die aDpie serbres
den tperben.
->ser
Die 9rie4en unD 8ulgaren, Die beios
Saloniti beanipru6en,
it
Werben INNER erbitterter sessn ein-
amber.
Die 9efabr zines alIgemeinen arieges
f9eint aber allmdblih gu
Ihtpinoen,
S6glei6, troB olen Nbleugnens, bic
Mdhte peiter riiiten.
Geutihlano uno gnglanb iollen
jest nolItommen einig ietn
~
limb eemeiniam fir bic gr6altung oes
5riebens tpirten
limb aud Seiterreicb uno RuBlano
Ioll.n iih Dorldufig peritdas
oigt Auben.
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@etterberiMt.

sgiir Ohio: llnbeiiimmtes Wetter
om Donneritas. 2lm 5reitaS ihones,
ipGrmeres Metter. Wetlihe 9B'noe,
bic perGnberlih iperben.
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A(6ert 9. 2atri6,
Ser iuesen Der GrmOrOuug Ses
alten William Wfarib Nite
Jm Netu Yprf gum Spne perurs
tbeiIt

Sn Vetu 9prf gum Scne nerurs
tbeiIt
Sx~
Spdter aber gu lebensldnglt4er 3untz
bousI ItraFe begnabigt tpurbe,
~:Z~-
SIT am W2itttpo9 bon benz @ouDerneur
Dir bOGitGnoig begnaoigt porben.
IS
panlp Glen 2eib, Die eingeitanbsn,
als 4ino 5tpei Srouen oergiitet
3u 6a6en,
---~~Ee-
Sn Sebalid, No., Don Der Qnt(age
Des Utoroes freigeiproden.
-~.--
Gin IA SATIRE alter itolieniiher 8nabe
fat in Mnrion, Sbio, ben Mann
eri6oiIen,
-~G~
Der feline Mutter feinem 9uter aus
5yreepOrt, SGs., entfii4rt fat.
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8on einem @ttentater geidoiien uno
iftper oertpllnoet.
>ys~---

Nus benz Oeuti den Hei A.
Berlin, II. Rop. aorl Sobanz
mes aGmpi, Wtitslieo pes Reidstaes
pom iogenannten raatlerzDiitrift" in
Berlin, lit am 9onnerftag ipieoer gum
Prdiibsnten res Reihstags etIpablt
tporben.
Sofort mad Der Wieoerauinabme
Der Geihdfte interpelIirten Die 5osiaz
liiten bic Hesieruns bariiber, mas lie
at ibun ssbente. um bic 5ieifdpreiis
su rssuIiren. gs lam aud Die Reeisz
rungsporlaee Sur erfteu aeIuns, Der.
snfoIge bte 3oue fir Jleiib, bas bon
Gtabtgemeincen impDrttrt pirb, bers
abaeiesi tperpen fOllen.
Der Reihstunslsr ron 9etbmdHuz
Srllpeg, Der auf Die sSnterpeuation
antiportste, ipeissrte iich, nod nsiters
MubregelH aur 4iuberung Der Jleiidz
nrtb in 9oriblas gu brinsen. Gr
madts eelteno, oaB in Der gan5en Welt
bas 1leiit theuer lei nHb bic Regiez
ruIia nibt Willens iei, bic bsutl te
2anbtDirtbIhaft Der @sfabr ausldnbis
iher RoniurrenS ausauieben. inbem
lie sefrorenes Jletido 5ulahe ober bic
ianitdre Rontroue nod mebr sine
fhrdnte. gr peiaerte ftb audi, bic
2ole fir S6Iadtpieb uno Slsii6 hsrs
a5auiesen.
Rieiise 4nfGufe bon
Rriessporrdtben.
Dtm .WortpGrts", bem Organ Der
Soaialbemotraten, sufolse bat Die
beuilhe Hegieruns ole mDglid.n 8crs
tebr,lnsen fir ben Jau eines arieges
setroffen.
Sn elmer geIpreauns bes neuen
Budgets iast bic 3eitung, bab Die
Summs BON S31 800, 900. bic fir vbie
dllssmeine GinanaDerpaltuns" ange=
fcst 1T, in Wirtli9ieit perlanst ipurbe,
I'm bomit fir bic rieiisen Reisrspor-
rotbe bon Rleibern, Gebensmitteln uno
Jutter 3u be5ablen, bic fir ben Jall
zines arieses onssfhafft ipprbsn ieien.
Der r0orIpdrtsA brinat biefe Shlub=
folseruns NIT Dem in Werbinouna, mas
bereits iiber has rleue Buoa.t betannt
lit. Die Grammt- Grbobuns oes
Budgets fir 9eer unb sylotte foI fih
bemnah auf $45. 10000 belaufen,
Gnitatt auf $14,250, 900, pie BON Der
Hegierung dneegeben tpirb.
Deuti4Ianb fir uIIes Be-
reit.
Nllsemsine 8eahtuns finb.t cine
Rebe, ipelhe Der General Snipetteur
Der fisbenttn Nrmee Snipetiion, Ges
neral b. Snf. p. gihboru, auf einem
aeftdbenb in Saarbriiden se6alten
hat. Inter 2inpeis auf ben grnft Der
Set bob Der General berDor: v1ereit
iein lit MQes. Oabin itrebt bic Mrz
NEE NIT allen RrGften."
Damn lranbte iid Der General qes
gen bic Jrisbensapoitel. ipeIhe oaz
burt. Sab Tie bas Bolt iiber bic beitz
le internationale Gage tduidten. ibm
bic Mannbaftigtit nGbmsn. UerlpDb=
nng unb Gurus perpti4lihten bas
Bolt. Der General ermabnte our
Gintebr, inbem er an bic sroben 3sis
ten Der Nergansenteit erinnerte.
Rrin5 6einrih in biplomu .
tifher Miiiion.
Nimt serine.s Snterede errest bic
gla3rint, bnB ber grobnbmiral Bring
9einri@, tusl1er am pcfs in Darns
fast " 0tfs& peilse. amas5sns na9
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Grnft Bel6, elmer Ser 4ngreifer Der
Mirnie Ga 8aQep, idper beitrdft.
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Ser aunsIer bon getbnlann SoIItpeg
erfldrte aber,
IaIiher 4larnn.
sIaaeuteiner gtobiHationsbefebl bon
einem fran5oiiiden General
erlaiien,

Der cine GepeitJe pom 4riegsnini.
iterimn falih peritanoen bate.
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Cir Gotparo Senrp, Der Gbef Der
2onooner Wetropolitan Holi5ei,
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Der pro3sb qegen ben stadtssSenoe
TOR getone in Columbus.
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Muslano.Sclcgrapb

MuslanO.Gclcgrapb
Kar( Jo4annes Kdnlpf
2sieser snnt 2srd(toenten oes
Hei&sta8es erwd6ft.
Sie @esierxns betreHs Der
s5leii&nOtb interpeairt.
Ser aunsler BON getbnlann SolImeg
erfIdrte aber,
20
Gab Die 9aesieruns feline peiteren
3useitanbniiie MAIDEN Tonne.
Die oe,ttife 3e9ierung ioa arrnee'
porrGtbe i'm @ertbe bon 81
Weiaionen angefauft baben.
Jaliher alarn. 4
80
sallaemeiner gtobiliationsbefebl bon
einem fran3oiiiden General
erlaiien,
81
Der cine GepeItJe pom ariegslninis
iteriu1n ialih perltanoen bate.
Cir Gosparo Senrp, Der Gbef Der
2onooner metropolitan Boli3ei,
~
8on einen @ttentater geihoiien uno
fcffupr nerfDlln0et.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-08
The Law S Delay

OVERZEALOUS writer dnonstHat
q
Etigants public
Eng figures puping
tiou appeals
Taking his figures
making
e rate eight OF manifest ahsuTdty.
probably changed
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