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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-01-12
with w. o. Kirby as superintendent of

with w. O. Kirby as superintendent of
poor house.
The matter of repairing and painting
court house was continued.
The petition of w. A. Cheatham, ct
al, for issue of bonds for roads in dis
trict was continued:
A. A. Bush and w. A. Walker were
appointed committee to inspect Jim
Creek bridge.
THIRD DAY.
The boaId met persuant to adjonrn
ment. After proclamation by sheriff
the following accounts were allowed:
Good Roads Machine Co balance on
drag ............... ....$5 W
Officers of Court, State vs.. Char
lie Wrench. .................... 715
same for Albert Jackson. n.......... Z Is
H P Thomas, lumber. er.......... Is 90
C M Scales, agt. insurance on
bond. Q................... .HUO UU
c G Thompson, inspector of roads
................... .............6 O0
V S Jackson. weighing coal. / 90
Gilmore & Williams, lumber. .....8 40
DR.. Bush, coanty physician. -. 80 90
w E Skinner. lumber her............3 8 80
] N Holman, for armory ......... so 90
Mat Mahorner, hav. 30
Toney Dew, peas and potatoes. q 10
Ed Short, amount overpaid on fine 90
Fannie Lee, cook ..................2 90
w E Mauldin, salary y............7 10 90
j E Robbins, keeping factory . ..15 90
Dement, Printing Co., record book 10 90
w WlMcLeod, postage three years 10 90
D F AIlgood, salary. ........ 100 90
Dement, Printing Co., books, etc. 43 30
] H Murray, repairing bridge. !. /. 20 90
] L Ford, repairing clock ;. 100 90
C M Thornel, lumber and nails. II O8
r A Bryan, lumber. ber......,.......6 ST Al
Z M Scales. court allowance. 10 as !
A d Binion, same. ..........A. .118 90 |
H G Wood. stenographer 49,. so 90 |
L Dorroh, overbid. .78 67 |
Brooks & Mcleod, overbid. .82 70 |
w 7 Martin, overbid. ......... ..39 27 |
Cunningham & Tate, gallon tar. -. rs
Num- & Co. solution for vats. .13 Is
Officer of Court, st. vs. Frank Spencer
Same for w E Short. 10 so |
Same for Mack Humphries. j. /. &c 95 |
Same for Will Cotton. ........ .I6 Is |
Same for Harlan Smith. ....... .12 80 4!
Same for Isiah Showers. .l2 O5 !
Same for John Ross. ............. .35 O5
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Mr.. U. W. Mullins was then elected
president of the new board. and after
proclamation by sheriff Dantzler the
folowling business was transacted:
E. O. Kirby was elected keeper Of
the poor house, he having bid the sum
of $6 50 per month for the keep of
each inmate for board and clothing. He
was directed to make bond in the sum
of $1,000.
W. E. Mauldin was employed as over
seer of convicts at $50 per month.
The bid of J E. Robbins as keeper
of Giles Ferry at Sis per month.
DR.. C. R, Bush was selected as ply
sician for Jail and poor house at $12O
per year.
j. W. Hadden was elected County
Commissioner of Agriculture, his term
of office and salary to begin Jan'y 1st,
salary to be $1,000 per year.
SECOND DAY.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment All members and officers pres
ent.
1t was ordered that all accounts and
other matters to be presented to the
board shall be filed with the Chancery
clerk before 6 p. m. the Saturday be-
fore the meeting of the board. All mat
ters filed after that time shall not be
entered on the docket for consideration
until the next regular meeting Of the
board.
D. A. Williams was employed as as
sistant guard for the convicts at $1.25
per day of actual time rendered.
The clerk and attorney for the board
was ordered to buy tents for convicts.
In the matter of petition by various
persons for refund of taxes enormously
paid and assessed: 1t appearing that the
jurisdiction of this subject is by section
4346 confirmed on the Auditor of Puo-
lie Accounts, said petitions are rejected
and petitioners are referred to the
Auditor of Public Accounts at Jackson.
The following were appointed cattle
tick inspectors at a wage of SO per day
for each day of actual service;
District l, ]. T. Douglas.
- 2. D. Fl. Hill.
!" 8, w. T. Showers.
+" a, j. E. Davis.
/" A. J. J. Cotton.
+" 5, L. W. Cotton.
5, Cullen Moore.
DR. w. w. Worchester was author
lied to purchase all necessary solution
for dipping vats.
John Holmes, county convict, was ap-
pointed janitcr for court house at $S
per month. to be credited to his account.
The petitions for refund of taxes
were rejected VIM. Hodges, Clabe
Stuart, Ben Little, Harrison Danaby.
d, Creswell. Joshua Spann. I. j. Reed,
Monroe Ballinger, P c. Norwood, RIM.
Campbell, Isham Blair, jeff Williams.
The petition of C. S. Field, ct al.
for appointment of A. Thornell as tick
inspector was rejected.
F. o. Gates, ct al, for appointment
of j. C. McCaa rejected.
Contract and bond was entered to
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Board Of Supervisors.
JANUARY TERM.

JANUAhI i EhM.
The old board met in regular session
at II a. m. Present Jas. E. Sparkman,
president, ]. B. sMcNees, and G. G..
Thompson. After proclamation the
board proceeded to inquire into unfin
ished business necessary to be attended
to by them.
Mr.. Thompson reported that it had
been impossible for him to inspect the
Jim Creek bridge. 1t was then ascer-
tanned that there were no other busi-
ness necessary for any member of the
old board to attend to.
Jas. E. Sparkman, in open session,
thereupon put his approval to the bonds
of the newly elected members of the
Board who were present and who had
duly qualified, as follows:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
TO THE

The stub and twist Mexican. who
WIS landed in Jail 4 lew days AZ"
iur stealing all the loose furniture.
cIothins and virtues OF The ba-tile,
wa, released yesterday and headed
toward McNlcu He wa> givel 10
understand tina, there WAS 4 lot Of
room in his native heath for such
instruction followers and VA, adj
Niotd TO make hi, way as fast As
possible, He took the hint and b,
hi, gait is probably well along to
wards the border line by thi, time.
1t Wu> feared ier a time that he
might even take a ball and cham
with him and it was not trusted IN
Ii~ >iyht.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
ON A VISIT

II. ) Marden, a real old timer,
and one who helped make Aurora
q humming camp in the sixties, paid
Carson a visit yesterday and spent
the best part OF the day with Gov
ernor Colcord. Mr.. Marden and the
Governor mined togther in the early
days. He was also employed as a
teamster between this city and
Aurora at that time, The gentleman
IS now 80 years Of age but has evil
IDENTITY found the fountain OF youth
as he does not look his age by
twenty years. He found many old
timers in Carson and some joyous
recollectiOns were reCounted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
ABANDONED SCHOOL
WRECKED BY BOYS

Boys have entered the old Third
Ward school house, now not i'll use,
and have committed all kinds Of
malicious mischief. The windows
were boarded up on the outside, so
that it was impossible to break ,ilrlr
out OF doors. but entrance was
forced through a side door and
nearly all OF the windows nave bvcm
broken from the inside OF the build
ing. An official OF the county visit
ed the building this morning. and
states that ii further Ieprrdation>
are committed, arrest, will surely
follow. \, it i. the officials are
considering the advi>ability "i call
in4 upon the parents of the boys +"
pay for the damages already com
mittcd. The building has been Il
rendezvous for the boys who held
boxing contests cts. there. but not
being satisfied with that, have hr"k-
en- Out the glass, ripped boards oil
the doors and proceeded to Wr"tN
the building. 1t j. time il WH- stop
ped. and the Officials state thai Ii
will bt.-Chronitlr,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
MINE INSPECTOR
CALLED TO ELY

The holding OF the inquest on the
remains OF John McNulty, which
were buried today, has been deferred
by Coroner Cartwright until the Ar
rival OF State Mine Inspector Ryan.
who left Tonopah today for Ely
The presence OF the mine inspector
was believed by the officer, to be
necessary in order tn gather expert
testimony relative to the manner III
which the deceased came To his
death, and to ascertain ii the same
were through carIrssuc,s on hi, own
part or negligence on the part OF
others. That McNulty lost his HE
through an accident by becoming
~entangled in the bell cord, while the
cage was on its assent, Is apparently
born out by the evidence gathered
at the time OF the recovery OF the
acknowledgements.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
RECEIVER SHOULD NOT
PAY TO ESMERALDA
COUNTY, NEVADA. A SPEC
IAL DEPOSIT

Upon reading and filling the Ncri
fed petition OF ESmcraida County
Nevada. and on motion Of !. Emmett,
Walsh, District Attorney Of said
county. it is
ORDERED that Frank l., Wildco.
Receiver Of the State Bank and
Trust Company. a corporation, show
cause at the Court House in Carson
City, Nevada. on the 18th day u!
March. A. d. 1912. at the hour o!
10 o'clock Il. ~. Of said day, or a.
500 thereafter as counsel can be
head, why the su moi $4S5O03. al
legged to have been received by SAID
State Bank and Trust Company
from Esmeralda County. Nevada, a,
a special deposit, should not be made
a preferred claim and paid to E.,mer-
aida County as such.
1t is further ordered that :. copy Of
this order, together with a copy ui
SAID petition, be served upon Frank
Wildes. Receiver as aforesaid. at
least 20 days before the hearing. and
that Il copy Of this order be pub
llShed In the Carson Appeal for the
period ef IS days, before the dav OF
hearing.
Dated February 5. AID. 1912.
FRANK p. IANGAN.
District Judge
J. EMMETT WALSH. District Al
torney f Esmeralda County, Ne
vada. Attorney for Petitioner.
publication, Feb 9, 1912.
Last publication, Feb. 81, 1912
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
SOUNDS

N the earth are sometimes heard be.
lore Il terrible earthquake. that war;
IF the coming peril, Natures warn
ings are kind. That dull pain OF
ache in the back warns YOU the hid
ney, need attention if you would
escape those dangerous maladics,
Dropsey. Diabetc, or Bright's dis
ease. Take Eliceric Bitter, at once
md see backachc fly and all your
best feelings return, "My son re
ceived great benefit from their use
Tor kidney and bladder trouble"
writes Peter Bombay. South Rock
wood, Mich at is certainty a great
kidney medicine" Try il, 50 cents
at !. A Muller.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
TAKES A LEASE
ON NEW FIND

Johnny Miller OF Hawthorne has
taken a lease on the Silver Cloud
Mine in ellis Canyon near Haw-
thornc. 1t must look good as John
don't fool his time away on guess
work. He with associates have
made arrangements to deVelope the
strike and if it amounts to what
they expcctt here will be another
bullion producer added to the list.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
UTAH WAS TO BLAME

Recent events have excited the
suspicion thar small p"N is prcva-
lent in Utah OF vicinity. since the
only tW" case, OF the disease di-
covered in Nevada were traced Il.
that State. Nj blair the di>ca,e WAS
communicated by a letter from i
nurse. and at Virginia City a recent
arrival from Utah developed 4
strong case soon alter reaching the
old Comstock camp. Utah should
pay closer attention 10 quarantine
-Goldtield Tribune.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
MILL

An effort is being made by local
parties to build an alfalfa meal mill
in Fallon. Considerable stock has
already been subscribed, and de-
finite plans will be announced short
~ by those having the project i'll
charge -Fallon Standard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
ON A VISIT

Mrs. |. G.. Brule was among the
arrivals this morning. She will visit
with Barney Brulc and wife a few
days. Tile is expected in this city
Sunday for a short visit.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
BURNS TO-

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. Is
Photographs which reached here to-
day show that the man arrested at
Del Rio, Texas, a few days ago is
not Robert l.. Burns, the Nevada
ex-convict, sought by the police for
the murder Of William Sandercock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
WILL BE BURIED HERE

The remain, OF the late VIII Key
ser. who died at Fowler, Fresh,
County, Cal, yesterday, VIII b.
brought to this city Tor intcrmrnt
George kitzmcyer received wore
from relatives today to this TACT
The date Of the interment was no,
stated.
Good Printing al the Appeal nov
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16

THE STATE OF NEVADA, ex rel.
John Sparks. W. G. Douglass, and
D. M. Ryan, constituting the
Board of Bank Examiners of the
State Of Nevada,
Plaintiffs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT, STATE OF NEVADA,
IN AND FOR ORMSBY COUN-
TY
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-16
VS.

THE STATE BANK & TRUST
COMPANY, a Corporation, +. B
Hickey, ct al,
Defendants.
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Nui Su6a Bulls anberer Saiel
~
Gtissen aus Jrlane.

@er Seben uia, mas iriibe armnta
1T, maa einiee Wdnberuns<n I'm Ganos
Gonnsmarn Deitlth BON Der Sidof
Golpap unternebmtn. Or niro tlnsn
Beariff baDon bstommen. iDis osres
2anb friiber ansemein nusetiepen nd'
ben mub - dllenfoas auh BON Dem,
mas nod Su thun bleibt.
81. Gifsnbabn bringi uns bon Gal
man aus nad gIifpen, mo ilt enoet
N,ir miifeu, nm peiter ins aono ~
brinaen, uns auf unfers eigenen Dtins
oosr auf bi. tleinsn sinbeimiiten Ma'
cen. bic ,,iauntile cars, perloHen
stsieen mir bic Gtrabe hinan, bis oii'
bic ndhjien Bergs fiibrt. 10 btiden ipil
BON Der 60h bernb ouf bic biaue Gld,
d,e bes atlantiifen Cseans. Srlanl
lft bier 5u Gnbe, europa NIT tbnl
WIrbeH bier Sniffe onlegen IN be-
Buht Don glifben, 10 fOnnten ne uni
in bier 1dsen mad ameriio brinssn
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bes ippigiten ReihthuMs pon ben
bitterer armuib. Cie Niiite III tpi
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Ieri{den 1udten 5erfpuitsn, sin nah
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Gtonbeit jebes Jubr 5dhlrsihs Der
gniiaunasrtilenbe bierbtr aith. DIE
DOtnen in jsbr gut singtri6teten 90
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gerbeil.ruus.n in Der Seria1'
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4m.nbement Ro. % In Bee
Ttimmt bag Grauen Stimmrs6t e,Hs
aufu6reu. Die gefpsgun9. ben 5rauen
bieIss Re6t gu ssrpdbren, bottrt in
bteiem aanos felt nobe funtots 5dps
rem. lInmittslbar nah Gnnubme o:s
Is. qmsnoements 5ur gunoesDerfals
funo, fpelhes ben Jarbissn bls
Stimmredt iiterts, puroe Die Goroe.
runo aeiteut, nit sinsm Acknowledgement
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rdumen, oenn, bisb es, ebeniopenl8
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aorti6ritt Der Wsni4bsit niht bent
bar, bis bic 5rau ebenfaus oas
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! Gebrau6 gsnaht. tnoem ils Is als
Sebel fir grobibitipn uno geihrdn'
tuna Der perfonliten Jreibeit benus'
ten. Sur 21utsrung oes politn der
Qebsns haben iie abiolut nihts beise'
traqen. Do bisrin 5OrhhrItte pahr'
nebmbar fiup, 1T bos ohne otife be'
Hrauen unb bdufis gegeu ihrsn aSl'
beritono erreiht rporben. Jm groBtr
gansen IGbt iid iugen, baB bal
Froueufttmmrett bic prottiihe prob
febr ftlefrt beitanben bat. Dos Il
aud nitt iiberrufhenb, benn bnrd
. bas Srouenitimmredt tpiro bios b.
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{ gtimmrs6ts ssGnbert. Die 5rnu leb
: in berfelben geiitissn Sphdre ,rpie oi
r mGnnli6en Witelieber ibrer Iartl't
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sIleiften als Der Wonn. Cher III ein
! Notwithstanding gu befiirdten, iDel
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b 6inIifr anDers anselest III, fpie be
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q ibunoen ols ppn Der tublen Wernun'
slbeberrfht nirb. Bon ihrenrsWtitspii
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Il Der englif6en Jpoueurehtlerinnel
oIgus bidem lit Su erfsbeu gu mel
! tobflhtigsm Gonatismus bic Graus
= fn perfteigen t0unen unb man tar
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Or. pauf DE, Der 5ubrer Der
Rationulliberaler, Der ii6 gegenpdrtIg
,uf geIuch in ganaoa beftnoet, 'ugt
,ans rittig, bub bic 4usoehnung Der
autiden 7lotte natiirIi6en nro ntnt
:einbli6en abIihten sntipringe. Sn
,em WeaBs, pie Der iibsriseiibe Sanoei
Deutfdlanos pdhit, 1T pie'es per-
,FIihtet, ibr gu be'chiisen. Der lelot9s
ImItano i't nur, bab man ben Gngs
anoern bds niht beSrelflih MAIDEN
ann, Ipnoern 1ie barauf beitehen, oaB
Deutfhlanp iie pernihten polle. Se'
len Iol6e Sopfteris, Die iibrieens elmer
sroBen geution untpiroig III, ldbt 1th
'dbtper sttpos ausrihten. Dos etn5les
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,ob DeutIhlano cine tuternat,onols
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gnalanb iein geiisitano gardnttri
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,eneliite arantbeit" bic ith iegt au
,eiftigem @ebiets duBsrt, ni6t gu bet
len iein.
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Sour. Osborne Don Wi6is
gan ipri6t cine 8utrsff.uoe alnNhs
aus. inbsm er iaet, bub so pro3ent Der
republitauii6sn Partsi Der fortf6ritts
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ftine 0ptbpenoigteit Dorliege, eins
brittle Yart.i our 5Oroerung Deg Sort
fhritts gu griinbsn, ipie RooieDett bds
tsubii6tiss. Der fortItrittlihe 0eif,
fagt sr ebsnip rihtis, betunbe ii1 aud
In Der bemptratif6en portei. uie Das
tnrf, WiIfons Domination erp:eiea
roerbe. Gs liesen oa6er audi fir De-
Eofraten feine 9riiuoe Dor, ii6 RoDfe.
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1T aufs 5iefits Su beoauern. bab Roo,
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9rn 0ufap aobnes 5onnopsr

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25

merem Tempo burdfiibren nil, als
aetterer. Wdbrenb Dilion eine To-
frrttge ourbgreifenne RepiFon bes 5a=
riffs befiirportet, min 9aft ieben pa.
rGarapben bes Iarifs allmalis auf
gmpfebIuns elmer apnmtfiion oon
Grperten reptpiren. 9etraftet man
BEN 1orif ala ben 9riifftein bes forts
fhrittlihen 9eiites, mas poltommels
bsr.ttist pGr., 10 idusioet RooIeDelt
BEL benz 0erslsihe am i6lehteiten ab.
Senu er lit Elm oodsDaner. gum uns
elud aber liest ss in ieiner Usaht.
saft itpsr au iddbissn, oa er tbE1
ourh feine aunbioatur pbne Gragc
pieIe Stimmen sutSieben wirb uno EN-
republitoniiter 8onoibat iolhe Yer
lutte ni6t gut pertragen tam.
Sn ieiuer Ren 0orter Reos
iaat RppIepelt, er pp0e cine partet
qranoen, in ipeltsr nitt Die 8oHe,
ionpern bas Bolt resieren tperoe. Sas
finb Ieere Reoensurten. gpNe ents
Iteheu uiht BON ielbit; iie iinb, tpie ots
giolpeen iaeen, teine generatto 1pons
tunea, ionoern tpa6ien aus ben Vers
bdItnifIen empor. IS tommt odher les
oioli6 porauf an, bic 8erbdltnilie gu
6nbern uno in oieIer 9iniiht ihelnI
uns RppiepeIts Yro9ramm am ausr'
ipeniaIten geeisnet, Ddnbel 81 itnt.
fen. Nus feinem 9erbalten als Yra'
iibent mar erIi6tlid, eob sr ein ge'
fiirpprter bon Sp63ouen lit uno oisl'
limb Der RGbrbooen bes gpbtbums
Die aprporatipnen, Die iih ppn Uto'
nopolen mditsn, Ieben NIT tbrsm 0eIot
poIitiIhe gpTie Elm, bsren auf9dbe ss
/ iff Die Wonopols eeeen Feinblite 9s'
fesqebung iider 8u itellen. Sin anoe'
rer Rdbrbonen iino De Dtonopole, b''
| oIs DffentIi6e aprporatipnen plrtsn
Igud in oieiem saQs 1T bon Rooiepel
nichts All erboffen, D1 erIt6tlth IT
bah er bic Wpnupols nitt 3sr'torsn
fDnbsrn leaaliIirsn piQ. Sn tstns
gefpeisFibrunq, oab sr Der Rsttsr be-
gaterIanoes 1T, ma6t Rpo'spelt I'D
aro5er unpdbrbeiten iduIotg. Da'
frifft Ips5isu uuf ben Woripurt su
+ bah WilTon feline domination be-
goiIsu isinsr gurtsi au Hrsante!
babe, pdbrsnb bod Seosrmonn fpstF
oaB bic gOTe Ieins Nomination 8
perbiuOern iuhtsn. Sn sssus al
5aft tam 5ugeitdnosn psroen, bo
fib in ieineu Reiben oiele 8oNe BERN
! zen. aber RpoIepeIt 1T pollnuf bs
lpubt, bab 1dft nidt unter benz Rom
rnanoo Der goFe itsbt, ionbern Do
bisIs Ii6 untsr 1afts aommonoo g
itslIt baben, neil er Der regularen SI
oauiiation ongeb0rt. am lsbrtas
iinb uu6 goiIe in Rooiepelts Gage
our6onben. 9im Doooruff II not
nismals als ReTormer gsrlhmt fpo'
ben.