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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
FILED DECREE D|SAL
LOWING WILL
In the Case of the Late Rebecca Lar.
rabee OF Hartland. Other Business
at Probate Court

A case which has caused consider
able comment and which came up in
the May term of Probate Court was that
concerning the will of the late Rebee-
ca Larrabee of Hartland A son-in-
law, Edward Clark, a Boston lawyer
claimed that she had left her property
property 10 him although the will
could not be found, while her heirs
claimed that she must have destroyed
the document herself. At this term
OF Probate Court which has been held
during the past week Judge Small
filed a decree disallowing the will the
case being decided in favor of the
heirs. An appeal will probably be
asked for.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
REBEkAH FIELD DAY
4 Large Gathering of Members At
tended this Pleasant Function
Tuesday

The members of Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge observed Field Day Tuesday at
the home of the lodges Noble Crane.
Mrs. E. L. Savage on Winter street.
There We're more than one hundred
persons in attendance and a picnic
supper was temptingly served on the
veranda. During the afternoon cards
were played and in the evening a
charming musical program was pre-
sented including vocal solos by Chas.
f. Turner.
In serving the hostess was assist
ed by the following ladies as waitress
es: Mrs. Laura Twadell, Mrs. Lila
French, Alice Danforth, Grace Jewett
en- Clark, Ethel King. Elsie Avore and
Miss Angie French. The affair
was an unusually happy one
and Mrs. Savage. on this occa-
sion proved herself as able an enter
tainer as she has in the past proved
herself an efficient officer
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
SKOWHECAN WON OUT
SATURDAY
In n Ball Game With a Team From
PittSfeld Played at FairyieW Park

Skowhegan defeated Pittsheld Sat
urday afternoon by a score OF u to |
in a ball game at Fairview Park. Only
FIVE hits we're made of Moore 1t
was a long drawn out game and fea-
tureless save for the double play by
Emery and Gallant Skowhegan field
ed well, only two errors being charg
ed against them. while Pittsfeld made
seven errors. Skowhegan won the
game chiefly through their ability to
hit in the pinches, Lowney in parti-
cular getting two three base hits and
Pooer a two-bagger.
1854 6 7S9 H e
Pittsfield 10000 300 8 7
Skowhegan 0 > > o 4O40 II .
-Skowhegan, Moore and
Lowney; Pittsfeld, Badger and Hurdt
umpires, Clark and Emerson.
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free to all its subscribers. That is,
any subscribers can talk with every
other subscriber in the system with
out payment of tolls. That the
Farmers Company, with this low rate
and liberal terms has been able to
the same time to accumulate $4,000 in
quick assets, as stated in the letters,
is really a noteworthy performance.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17

say the service is unsatisfactory
In other parts of our territory it
is CUSTOMARY for subscribers to make
their complaints direct to the manage
ment in order that they MAJ receive
proper attention. | cannot believe
that our SkoWhegan subscribers are
different from other subscribers in
this respect and I can but feel that
if conditions are as bad as you sug-
gest, that many would have brought
the matter 10 our attention in a pro-
per way and given the Comopany the
opportunity 10 remedy any defect
found to exist before taking the mat
ter up with the Editor of any local
paper. who might threaten without
knowledge and condemn without a
hearing.
You intimate that the force of en-
ployees OF this Company in Skowhe-
gan IS inadequate; that our employees
are underpaid and that our equipment
is not properly maintained. Facts
will not bear out the statement.
Four telephone operators are au-
thorized in Skowhegan Exchange
where We have 4S3 subscribers. Three
are handling an equal number of
subscribers in Liyermore Falls and
! four in Norway where the operators
load is practically the same.
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other community Hope, which might
with just reason dispute an end so
untimely, love of friends that could ef
feet everything except this, its most
ardent wish, change of climate and
surroundings, and all the medical
skill the world could offer. were
unavailing, however, and the end
came just after midnight this morning,
a shock and sorrow to the entire COM
munity.
Mrs. Shepherd was born in this
place, November 1st, 1864, the daugh-
ter of Nathan d. and Emily (BarrelD
Stanwood Skowhegan has never
ceased to be her home. She attend
ed the various grades of the public
schools, including the Skowhegan
High School. Soon after graduating
from that institution she was
married to William Parker Good
win, who died, May 31st, 1888.
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| am in receipt of a copy of
the dependent-Reporter of July 10th,
presumably forwarded from your Of
flee.
| wish to thank you for this for it is
the first intimation that the manage
ment of the Telephone Co. has recelV-
ed relative to unsatisfactory telephone
service in SkoWhegan.
Inasmuch as no serious complaint
has been made to the local Manager
at Skowhegan and in view of the fact
that |, as General Manager of the
Company, have received no complaint
of conditions either verbally, by phone
or letter, for a period of over year,
from any subscriber TO the Skowhegan
service. it would seem that your pre-
sent attack is unwarranted in the ex-
treme.
1t is the desire of the management
to give the very best of service at all
times. The business life OF a COM
munity as we'll as the success OF the
Telephone Company is dependent in
large measure upon the character OF
the service rendered.
The Telephone Company employs
men trained by years of experience TO
perfect and maintain service condi-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
Somerset Central Fair

Inquiries from those who wish to
make exhibits of agricultural machin-
cry and other displays pertaining to
agriculture are already being receiv-
ed by the managers of the Somerset
Central Fair. One recent application
is from the German Kali Works, who
purpose to occupy liberal space in
the exposition building with a display
of their chemicals and the crops
grown therefrom. Somerset County
people should remember the dates,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sep
tember IS, 10, and 20.
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would doubtless be veil for Us all TO
understand that %e must reach the
local or general manager or at least
the chief operator Of the local ex-
change win any complaint Ne have
10 make
We hop our editorial Of last week
has been productive Of good results.
It certainly was published with no
other purpose. II is NOT out of order
to say thai the service on calls put
in rom our Office during the past
seven dass. has been absolutely per
feet If We al now learn just whom
to talk TO If things 90 wrong with the
telephone, certainly the space and
time devoted 70 fhe subject will be
amply justified Abbott's letter follows
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Skowhegan, Maine, July 14tb, 1913


R. T. Paten,
Independent
n 10 TO
telephone will
s g implies a cooperative one
controlled with
Bylaws in to
nsh material interested the
We bound by the that mo but
(2) of the capital stock but one
village limited incomplete
time would require careful study consideration
cerned
However all possible with the
Of would n
connection with all the stockholders
eight the
with ohunde
a direct metallic circuit
North the Norridgewock
We are striving
limited capital
dividends owned by residents
Very
WCHN W. C. HOBART Manager.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
THE PRIMARIES MONDAY
JULY 28
The Polls VIII be Open From 7.30 a.
m. to $50 p. m. In Order to Give
Plenty of Time for Every Voter TO
Cast His Ballot

The Primary election will be held
here Monday, July 28th, and in order
to give every voter an opportunity to
cast his ballot the polls will be open
from 7.30 a. m. to $50 p m. The
Board of Registration which will be
composed of the selectmen of the
town will be in session, July "a, 20,
and 26, at the Municipal Building,
while the hours of registration will
be from / to p. m. daily.
Voters must bear in mind the ne
cessity of enrolment before their regis
tration is effected.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
AN AUTOMOBILE IN
FLAMES
Gives Skowhegan An
other Fire Scare
But a Plucky Boy With Rare Presence
of Mind Doubtless Saved COnfla-
grafton

The five passenger Elmore automo-
bile owned by Robert Haines proprie-
tor of the Coburn. caught fire Tues
dav owing to the gas pipe overflow
ing upon the muffler and igniting. The
accident happened at about twenty
minutes before seven o'clock a. NJ,
when Wilfred Clare was there alone
and at work upon the machine. 1t
was standing near barrel containing
275 gallons of oil and close to the
gasoline tank containing AIS gallons
OF gasoline.
Immediately after the overflow
Young Clare found himself enveloped
in flames as was the car, but manag-
ing to extinguish the fire in his cloth
ing with rare presence of mind he
called a crowd together, rolled the
blazing machine out-of-doors and ap-
piled the fire extinguishers. These
chemicals together with the special
automobile powder used in the car
soon had the flames under control aud
although the fire alarm was rung, it
was not necessary for the department
to respond. The injuries to the car
we're not serious and the building was
only burned slightly near where the
machine had been setting.
If ii had not been for the quick
thoughtfulness of young Clare a seri
Gus fire might have resulted in the
midst as it was of so much inflammable
material necessarily used about every
garage.
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FAIRFIELD SANTA
RUM DESTROYED
By Fire. Loss $4,000.
Insured for $1,000
Its Origin Was Unknown. All the
Patients Removed

The Chase Memorial Building of the
Central Maine tuberculosis Sanitorium
was gutted Monday by a fire of un-
known origin. The loss was reported as
being $4,000, while the building and
its contents were insured for $1,000.
The fire that destroyed the structure
was a sequence to a smaller one,
which caught about 1890 that same
day Work for the new building will
begin at once.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
The Dennis-Maine Central Railroad
Case

A notice was received here yester-
day that the case of Merton Dennis
VS.. Maine Central Railroad Co, had
been dismissed for want of prosecu-
tion the verdict thus going to the
plaintiff as awarded by the jury in
the sum of $115.55.
The suit was brought in December
1910 through Butler & Butler for
damages alleged to be s275. MI.
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THE PROGRESSIVE
NOMINEE
Is Edward Nj. Lawrence
of Lubec
He Was Unanimously Chosen at the
Third District Convention

Edward NJ Lawrence of Lubec was
nominated by acclamation as the
Progressive candidate for congress
from the Third District at the con-
yention held in Waterville. Tuesday
afternoon. As the new party could
not get into the primaries this year,
an old fashioned convention had to
be held to pick the candidate and Mr..
Lawrence will now get a place on the
official ballot by petition.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING IN
: PALMYRA
Ira Leathers Loses Life While Seek
ing Shelter ON a Piazza

Especial from our Correspondent
Ira Alphonso, son of Henry Leath-
ers was struck and instantly killed
by lightning Sunday afternoon, after
seeking shelter from the shower on
the piazza at Leighton Pennell's on
Webb Ridge in Palmyra. There were
several other boys with him and all
were more or less injured.
The house was slightly damaged.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
MRS. EDITH S. SHEPHERD
O|EO THIS MORNING
Much Respected Skowhegan Woman
Suecumbs to Several Months
Illness

The people of Skowhegan, numerous
friends in other towns and in distant
states, receive the sad news, to-
day, of the death of Mrs. Edith Stan
wood Shepherd. Since her failing
health became known Mrs. Shepherd
has been the center of tender regard
and hopeful, prayerful SYM
pathy, to an extent seldom
witnessed in this or any
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bushels of potatoes from Athens TO
the Maine Central station in Skowhe-
gan, the same 10 be shipped to Sau-
gus, Mass, in an Eastman Heater
car. He alleged that the fire in the
car was allowed to be extinguisheds
thereby causing the potatoes to freeze
making them unstable.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
Letter from Manager Hobart

Replying to a recent inquiry as to
the ability of his company to take
over the subscribers of the Maine
Telephone Company in this town, in
case a united effort was made to make
the transfer, w. c. Hobart, the Mana
ger of the Farmers system, writes the
letter which appears below. We COM
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
JASPER N. KELLER, President
F. w. STORY, Vice President
N. p. ABBOTT, Gen1. Manager

Rumford, Maine, July 18th, 1911;
Roland T, Patten, Business Manager,
Independent Reporter
SkoWhegan, Maine.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17

man may attain a quiet sort Of
popularity by minding his own busi-
ness.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17

Big bunch old papers, sc at this office
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17

Big bunch old papers, &c at this Office
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Continued on Page Nine)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-17
NberDee1t,


sens gortenben aberoeener eooonies Serrn 90
Snaer Dr0e Hr0ent observation-disclosures
nen geamten Der peeoeen Detgune IeBtere
forbern m mg meftgebeno Der oesdrgen aberoner
oet1oH u beteget oieebe erfolareien gtaln
GDage g2nlde Niietlngen inuiept itd
Berene be10e Gt5elmgeoer
Dem e betiae poe no anSerrn alter SeDnader aberon
g D. dten ais &prbenben gparamm-p bamt oos
beroeeer on b5eien Deb DeIs Grogramm aIgeat
oQ.
grdoent sefretdr oe staatsperbonos pero nod
ofea engeaoen meron f perIoni norDer 3 9eipredg
Sonpenion In Iberoeen ein5ufinoen.
ern gebt oie geamcn aer 3meigperen guforberuna
bic 9amen Der gcamteu n @ ienoen
aberoeener geren Deieben brett 0itprfg eriufen
Sober Gelde I'M Saate lit BEL Der nnpenion pifomer ood
baen nl Die gen nno beieriaen einmitgleoer stmmredt
de lire @ereinsbtras besab baben
:, len0en
an oe ein5elnen 3peebeee beonoers geamen ricn
den. Seoer megpn iole oeeIben eo nanieQe lteristna
fir Reefoiten Der 8ereisnie rep elm grtra-
siment gepabre oamit eo 3meispn i'm neree Der ae
mogidJ pouitdnbig nuf Der aonbention pereen it,
artifel (Seite 81 Der gerhanOs fontitition Iagt
Seoer Sofalperein lit beregt enen 9cgatn abresber
iaIng bes Staotsperbanos non eotaer6dnoe nb ner
beret9t iobnb bre tglieoer5ah Is erig fir Is agloe
oo Saptbru 5Wgeoen Geegaten enienon pelde
Gegaten 10 be nen abgeben fonnn ais Tie Niebr
ten sood tann er 3eegat ntt mebr pe Is Snen abge
ben gnmtgleber ino immbegt Teegaten oer 2ofalper-
banbe nno etn5elngieoer pee i'm Gdanoei no nt mn1
beredtigt
andee fir aeb,gn ODER ertpeingn Der Meeneeiete Der
Gerbdnos pnIion 1n MDnG Sabres Grtras
pcrammlnng idrl6 bem Sa cngcreidt
Der Gean1nlung Dorgeegt mer0en.
gir Dobe Die 9euen neigperen bic Miipr0e=
rrg ep 5etg elm apntee as elm geren oe an-
" IeBtere grin0id bepreen oieieben bis
snm % smani g. s. rifi oen gbanoefretdr, Sn Ser
mann stnebing, sionE sails, 8 p 81 ienoen
gem aberSeener Sonuenon mmo es Sun Cages September
%. 26
gf beltifem gruBe.
Sans 1enlnb
graHbent oes staatsperbunos
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9ie na6ite Staatsfair
8rpkc &erbeiIernngen anf Dem Nus
iteQungsplabe. - Webr ais
100000 neransgabt.

Sir oie ndd1te Staotsfair tperben
bereits Die untfaiienoiten Gorberei-
tltngen getroffen. Mebr als $780,
900 iino fitr 8er6eIierungen aller art
allsgege6en tporoen. 9teue @ebauoe
nuroen errif)tet, gtn5dllnltnQen all5=
gebeilert uno neue errid)tet. Die neue
Maibinenbolle miro ein idones, fells
eriihereS 8ebdl,oe.
Gin neres Mildereigebouoe lit
aus 8aditeinen erriftet iporben unb
entbGlt Die mobernIte ginridtlrng.
Gin @ebGube fiir Die 8ertre-
fer Der 3eitungen tpuroe erridtet,
Elm abniniltrationsgebdube eiue Sc.
fretars- uno S6aemeilters -Sfftce
uID.
Ser gar5e Elas lit einge5dunt, Die
9dume uno anlagen tperoen ieoes
sSabr beIier. @aiierleitl,ngsrobren
iino mad, allen Hihtltngen gelegi
noroen unb Gerbeiierungen IN ieoer
9eSiebung 1puroen norgeuommen.
8ie Grdnttenliiten fir 1918 per-
oen bereits ausgeldidt, ltnb tDer iif
fir oieieIben ttrtereIiirt, iollte eine
8oItfarte an oen Sefretdr 6. 9s. Wtc,
SSlpaine in Suron, g. g., I6iden.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-17

friibere Goitntp. .9lubitor SD. Some
unO Staatsienator in Der Iesten
belts if,on i'm politiid1en aeiiel. Ser
Iegislatur, grsReprdientant Berg IL.
Der iesige 5iilfsbunoesmarihal SSerrD
Carleton betperben iih dngebli6 Inn
oas Sberiffsnntt; antpalt gS. 8.
Scott min ben qan5en 8iltrift itllnt.
peiL ltm ytahfoIger bon &reisri6ter
Sones 5li meroen uip.
$50 bleiben aber Die bemtid)en aan-
0i6aten2 S0er tpollen tie ftd) nit
Dem aln1t eines Eoli5ilten ODER Raht-
iudhters 5ufrieoen geben2
Sc mebr politiif gefeilt miro, Inn
10 beiier-fiir Die 3eitungen I'M Staa-
te. Die Stinmge6er aber tint ltns
idon leio.
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Neueies.

@aibington, 8. g., t6. Silli.
Snfolge Der baotiiden 3uitanoe in
| Ser Mepnblif Dterico miro europai'
|lhe ginlniIdung in ausiiht ge'
Itellt, falls Die Ser. Staaten itl'
tatig bleiben. gs modf iib In 9teri.
co arobe grbitterlng geseu amerl.
ia gelteno uno es lpuroe georobt, Den
9a[aIt bes anlerifaniifen 9otihaf'
| tiers in Die 2uft 81 lpreagen.
gSaibington, .. g., 16. Siilt
Die ,gntbiilllingen" bon Col. Wful.
bali Dor bem aongreBfonlitee oanerfl
fort, nno Der Home bes perltorbenen
Gise-Irdiioenten Sberntan II. a. her'
uorraaenoer HoIitifer ipielen elrte
bebeutiane Nolle. 9litd) meroen
electromagnetic 4rbeiterfiibrer als
3eugen porgelaoen neroen.
linn ben angeorobten 8abnltrelt
BON $4,000 8abnfoi,oufteuretr ltilo
3uabeoienIteten an 45 oitlidet Bah
men ourb cine BON beioen Seiten
|perlangte Shiebsgeri6tsbebOroc 81
nerbinbern, pailirte Der aongreB als
grg1nsnng sur ,,grbmann-afte" Die
NeipInaos.9ia. bic idon bonn Braii-
oerten nnter5eihnet ipitroe DieIelbe
erbobt Die 3abl Der 5dieosgerihts-
nlitglieoer uno beitimrut Die Grnerl-
nilng eines Siegierilngs- Sfiebsge-
ridts- -aonlnliii1rs, llno nraht 0as
ltdnbige 5hieosseriht 81, elmer gin-
Deseinridtllng.
@aibington 8. g., is. Suli.
Der gntidIuB 9rpan's, cine prinate
iehsipohentIid]e Gbatoualin-Reoe eoetour
5u llnterflebnlen, neil fem. 8ebalt
bon $4,000 itiht su feinen 2ebens-
nnterbalt oltsreihe. pnroe I'M Bum
oesiennt ihnrf fritiiirt. Gie friiberen
aobinettsnitgIieoer ieien nit $3, 500
SabresgebaIt Gnsgefouinlcn, nilo nun
lei ons 8ebaIt aiif $4,000 err
b6ht lDorben. Mebrere anbinetts-
nlitglieoer ieien abfollit nnbegiitert,
lpabreno 9err grnnn Elm redt
erheblides yripatnernl0geIl babe.
AnBer0enl ipirb ins 5elo gefiibrf, 0aB
Der 5tnntsiefret1r rtidt eiitfnh mo-
|henInng feinen Hoften pcrInlien oiir-
fe, Inn 9ribntgeih1ften rtnh8ugeben.
Gonp. 9Ieale bon Nor0Gnrolinn er.
fI1rt, Nrpnn iolle, tDeflit ct nit iei-
mem @eboIt llid1t nnsfommen fon-
ne liao BON ieineIl Hriuotbern0gen
|nid)ts sliieefn ippIle. Die Goniequen.
sem 5ieben iiilD ans benz anbinett aus
|treten. Dns 1lnberreiIen, Inn @eIo
|5is MAIDEN lei ieiftes 2lnltes illllpiir-
BIZ 8eIbH quite. poIitifhe lnie per-
i6nfide rellla0e Drbnlss taDeln ieis
iies g1il asE ol,f ous Sd)drfTte
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s6la9trnt
Vim 20. Snli ioa cine repn6lifauiIdle
geriammlnng in Sipnr Sails
abgebalten suerSeu.

Die Repiblifaner erneit sl. Sod.
ion, Gallas, s.. 6. Soparo, 2eao, g..
5, Wtc2eoo, aberbeen, Gore 9eigeu,
Sionr Sails, a. S. 2odbart, Clear
Safe, Seurp Stuinoler, Wtitf)en, &c.
R. 8aiterbille, @atertoDn, baben els
men offenen 4ufruf erIalien sum
3Dede Der Reorganization lno bes
SortDeitan0es Der repubIifaniihen
Rartei i'm Staate Siio 9afota".
slne 5aftionen iino lpillfonunen uno
oas alte ariegsbeil ioll bearoben
iueroef. nm ben friiber fat iolio re-
pubfifanilden Staat llid)t su einem
oenlofratiidlen 5li MAIDEN. User on
Die y8rnnoiase etnes2incoln, Grant.
@arfielo ino WteailIep gIol,bt", ioa
iih an Ser 8erIanImllitlg beteiIigen,
ltno on Dem politiiden Selo3ugs-
programm fir Die rdhite @abl.
9aonrd, oaB Rooiepelt iih bon Der
repnblifanild)en Bartei Iosiagte, neil
oas gibaros Trint1rlpabIgeies cine
gera0e5u ilnbeirnIihe geripirrung i'm
Staate peruriaht uno oie Republican,.
Idle 9artei feline ailtoriiirte 9nrtei-
organization nlebr bat, neil @efabr
beitebt, DAB Die Denofratilfe Hnrtei,
mean eii1ig, Die politiife 9errIdnft
I'm Staafe erringt -. aus oieien,
nn6 anoern 8riin6en tpuroe bic res
pnblifnniihe Serlamntluiig bernfen
llnb bic Serren g. SO. 9apigbt, Mit-
glieb Der Staatsllnterrthts -8eborbe,
6. M. Dan, glrgus- -2eaDer, bic aln-
p1Ite Gore 9eigen uno MeIDin
0rigsbp, ioipie Der gr-t5taotsihllI-
superintendent Sans llitriio iilb be-
nnftragt, Die llaberen Giii5elbeiten
Der aonnertion olls5narbeitei, sse-
beflinIls iino Ste Guftionef innerbalb
Der repnbIifnniifen Rnrtei bes IN.
neren 9nOers filiibe, nilb Die 3llfunft
miro Seigeu, OBJ itenes Qeben ans ben
repnblifoniid,en Gtnntsrllinen
bIiibf.
genotor 6. S. CRAWFORD niaht
lett Idon anf grlisl0 iei1ier poIitiihen
Grfabrling oie gr1Btel Mnitrenollsi-
gen, Inn onsf fyarnlernoiinl 3u iidernI
ilnb iein eigener Nomfolger 5it iper-
ben. TduIenoe bon GirfnIdren bat
er bereits nasgeInnht nil6 neitere
dbertonienoe iuer0en fnlgerr. Mlle
Mu5eid)en 0eiitcas aud infoI0e Der
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