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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
FUNDS FOR PUBLIC
HEALTH WORK
WAS THEME OF LAWRENCE
WELLER BEFORE AMERICAN
PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

Colorado Sprhgs, Colo, Sept. IL
rs it really impossible to get from
the public treasury sufficient funds
for public health work." asked Mr..
Lawrence WELLER, Director of the
Department of Improving Social COZ
ditons of the Charity Organization
Society of New York City in his
paper on Securing Funds for Pub
lie Health Association.
In answering his own question Mr.
WELLER described a campaign in New
York City which cost $3S596 and
which resulted in an actual increase
in the appropriation for the New
York City Health Department Of
$263, SEQ. This is equivalent, Mr.
WELLER pointed out, to the granting
of fund of five million dollars, the
income of which was to be devoted
10 the prevention of tuberculosis.
Similar successful campaigns for an
increased appropriation of $4,000 to
the Tenement House Department OF
New York City, and a more recent
campaign for an appropriation Of
$4,000 for Bedford Reformatory,
were described by Mr.. WELLER.
"The moral of this plain tale from
the hills is that the public official
needs wicked partner said Mr..
Veiller. Someone who will stand
behind him and back him up and
do it all the time.
at is entirely possible to get all
the money you need for public health
work, but you must show the fellow
who holds the purse strings that
the people want it. Few health Off
GERS can do it they cannot with pro-
priety carry on a campaign of accel-
Grafton such as have described
here. But there are any number OF
able men and women who can do
and who will contribute money ana
time and thought and civic patriotism
All that is needed IS
to annex them to the public health
Mr.. Health Officer why
not try it?"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
A TEXAS CITY DISCOVERS ARDMORE
SENDS TO INVESTIGATE |NTERURBAN

The campaign for stock subscrip-
tions to the proposed interurban, the
stories related in this paper of the
deposits of shale and gravel and as
phalt and lime rock and the descrip-
ton of the magnificent agricultural
country that will be traversed from
Ardmore to Woodford have aroused
considerable interest throughout the
country. The proposition looks good
when put upon paper and the engin-
ers who have looked over the pro-
posed route and made their estimates
have reported that the claims are not
overdrawn. Oklahoma City sent the
first man to make a proposition to
take the line and build it, provided the
people gave sufficient cooperation and
before the first man had made his
proposition a city in Texas sends a
man who says his town has some fin
anciers wro will build the line if the
statements made concerning the line
have not been overdrawn and upon
the condition trat those who will be
benefited by the construction of the
line will help in stock subscriptions
as has been asked for through the
columns of this paper.
The Ardmoreite has not made a
mis-statement in its articles. We
have said that there is not a similar
piece of proposed road anywhere that
will develop an equal amount of ton
mage and that assertion was based
upon what men long trained in such
work have said to us. At least two
of these men, one a promoter and one
a railroad man, have absolutely mo
interest in the proposition from any
standpoint. They are not trying to
promote the road and neither of them
own any property in the county.
1t looks palmer today than it has
ever looked that the road can be
built, It is also just as plain that it
will never be built unless those along
the line, and who will profit in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11

declining a citizens nomination fol
mayor, took a nomination from the
republicans and Independent demo
Gratis for justice Of the supreme court
At the same time the fusion city tick
ct, headed by Charles A. Schieren
won a sweeping victory. The Nc
Laughlin ring lost its power.
Co-incident with the overthrow OF
Mclaughlin was the annihilation OF
Chief of Police John Y. McMane.
democratic ruler of Coney Island,
whose padded list Of voters was used
to swing elections with impunity.
During the campaign Gaynor had de-
clared that he would send McMane
to prison if he attempted to debauch
the ballot box again. On election dav
Gaynor sent watchers to the polling
places, having first procured an in
JuuCIlOH WHICH lOIUdue lhIoi oiloiCh
with them. McMane's henchmen threw
the watchers out of the polling places
and the boss himself uttered that IA
nous declaration: 'Injunctions don't
go here" Gaynor threw himself into
the work of the prosecution and af-
ter one of the most memorable series
of trials in the country's history Nc
Name and his associates were sent to
prison for terms of various length.
The next year David B. Hill wanted
Gaynor to tawe the democratic nomi-
nation for governor, but Gaynor de-
clined and also refused to accept a
nomination for Judge of the court OF
appeals. In 1895 Gaynor refused the
nomination for mayor of Brooklyn, be-
cause It did not come from nuited
democracy. In the following year he
strongly supported Bryan and the rad
ical democratic national platform.
He was a candidate against McClel-
Ian for the mayoralty nomination in
1903, but was defeated by the Tam
many influence. IN 1906 he was
leading candidate for the democratic
gubernatorial nomination, but was de-
feated, and supported Hearst. At the
election in 1909 he was elected mayor
on the Tammany ticket, but contrary
to expectation he maintained am In
dependent position and aroused con-
siderable enmity among gang polite
ians by his energetic reform meas
ures. On August 9, 1910, while about
to sail on a vacation trip to Europe,
Mayor Gaynor was shot and seriously
wounded by James G. Gallagher, a
discharged city employe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11

construction, do not cooperate in the
building.
We want to hear from every prop
erty owner along the route.
We want men like Scivally and Ar,
mold and others at Springer to call a
meeting there and see all the prop
erty owners along the route and in
Springer, see if they will give right of
way, see if they will take stock and
how much.
We want to see DR. Dow Taylor
and his band of earnest workers or
ganize at Woodford and get the
names of those who will give right of
way and who will take stock sub
scriptiops, we want them to write to
owners of asphalt deposits and ascer-
tain what cooperation they will give.
We want to see the Ardmore Com
mercial club get busy on the propo-
sition. President Foster is a very
busy man and his board of directors
are busy men but this proposition is
too big, it mean too much, to be
neglected. A bonus committee can
very quickly tell what can be done
and what cannot be done. If the
people of this city do not want the
road bad enough to make some sac
rifices in money and in town prop
erty to get it, there is no use of
keeping up the campaign. There are
other things that lie before us. We
are itching to test out the Sherman
road and we want to test an irrigation
plant on the lWashita and have writ
ten tho Oklahoma congressman to
see about getting a government en-
gineer to inspect the propositions
here. There is no use to spend all
the busy years on one proposition that
can be put on its feet in Just one
week. If every man will do Just
one-half what John r. Dexter and
Sam G.. Wood have offered to do, a
contract can be entered into within
one week that will secure the build
ing of the SpringerWoodford road
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
SENATE INVADED BY BATS.
Black Winged Flock Creates Small
Panic During Tariff Debate.

Washington, Sept 11.-Bats, a
black winged flock of them, invaded
the senate while it was struggling
toward a belated adjournment in the
tariff debate and created a small
panic. The exitement was mainly
onfined to the press gallery lounging
room. but two bats, more daring than
their -,mpanions, flew into the SEN
ate chamber before the doors could
be closed
Several women in the visitors gal
lery made hasty exits, paving at
their back hair as they fled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
LIGHT SHOWERS
OVER COUNTY
HEAVY RAINFALL REPORTED AT
TisHOMlNGo AND MARIETTA
SHOWERS OVER COUNTY.

Reports from over this district say
that light showers fell throughout the
western portion of the county and last
night, but heavy rain is reported at
Tishomingo and Marietta. Showers
covered the eastern portion of the
county. The rains will be beneficial
to growing crops and have served to
materially cool the atmosphere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
FARMERS RECEIVE MORE.
Being Paid Better Prices for Pro.
duce Than in Years Past.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 11.-Farm-
ers are receiving on an average
higher prices now for their produce
than years ago. They get for pota-
toes an increase of 1913 cents per
bushel over last year; butter shows
an increase of IT cents per pound;
chickens, IL cents per pound, and cot
ton Is cents per pound.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
sMUGeLERs TAKE OFFICERS.

Texas Officers Captured by AmNunl-
ton Smuaglers, Carried TO Border.
Austin, Texas, Sept Fifteen
ammunition smugglers near Garlic
Springs captured members OF tho
sherifrs party last night, which had
attacked them, escaping toward the
border with the prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
ROBBERY IN CHICAGO.
Bank Messenger Relieved Of Satchel
Containing Money and Checks.

OOHtdIHIHg WOHcy dTIu OTeCNS'
Chicago, H., Sept. 11.-Four rob-
bers today snatched satchel holding
s4,S00 in money and $4,000 in checks
from Bank Messenger Warrington Nc
Alvey and escaped in an automobile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
Texan One Of Victims.

Washington, d. c., Sept 11.-Wil-
liam o. Milton of Bowie, Texas, was
one Of the two killed by the explo-
sion on the destroyer Craven near
Savannah yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
General Over Texas.

Dallas, Texas, Sept. 11.-General
rains ever Texas, the best since last
winter, are reported today extending
also into southwestern Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
Committee for Mcooodwin.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 1.-THE
senate foreign relations committee
has approved Preston McGoodwin of
Oklahoma City as minister to yene-
zuela.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-11
SEVEN INCH RAIN.
Street Car Traffic Tied Up as Result
Of Heavy Rain There.

Galveston, Texas, Sept. 11.-Seven
and thirty-fve hundredths inches Of
rain fell here during the past twenty
four hours. The rain was SO heavy
that street cars were stopped for an
hour,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
Cincinnati. 0reitas. ben = Nopcmber 1913 Erets

III mar. Die Genbung puroe aber
ptn Der .Merifo" 3uriitgelaiien, neil
Er 9ampfer 5u piel 5radt bate.
Die 8erf d m Drun9 in R &c a.
rdgud.
Uaanaeua, Rieara9ud, 6. Rop.
Die pereitelte 8erihp0rung 3ur Grz
moroung bes grdfibentsu aoOlfo 0id3
unb ieiner IGmntli6er Wtiniiter, am
20. Sftober, mar, ME aus ben 6eute
per0ffentlidten Ginselbeiten berpor@
ssbt, in iebr forgfdltigsr Dsiie see
plant iporDen.
Die 9erihp0rer. WitgIisbsr Der Ii
5eralen partei, batten iih in nrei
gruppsn setbeilt. Der sritsn mar Di.
4ufgate 5ussfaIen, ben prdiioenten
uno sfpei feiner MiniItsr gu tooten;
bic slpeite iollte ben gi3eprditoenten
Gernanoo Solor5anp nno ben Winiitel
bes Qeubern srmoroen; uno Der orttter
gruppe mar bic Nufgabs 3ugsfalen
9pnamitbl mben unter Die Wtitglieoe,
Der 0epu.irtenfammer gu ihleubera
tpGbrenb iie am Qahmittag beg 20
Gftober gu elmer SiBun8 oerfammsl
paren.
Die 0eri6n0rung nurbe gang gu
lfduig snissdt, ais bic b1ron 8etbeilig
ten cine 8etfammlurg abbisttsn, il
Der Die enogiltisen Arrangements fiji
Die Qusfubruns bes gtoroptanes be
Iiprohen tpuroen. GAIT 'dmmtlit
Uldnner, Die an Der 9erIdp0rung be
tbsilist iparsn, befinesn ii1 tsst in
G'sfingniB, unO nur Denisen iOa e
gelun8en isin, iih dus oem 2anos 81
lfliihtsn.
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Jn(Qn0gclegrap0
Seine Stellurgeu in @ IN
6raneiseo fir WR q D q en-
pcrbanben.

D D II Z { II.
San5ranetsco. Sal, 6. Yor.
Die goung Domens Gbriitian 4no=
ciation bon San 5rancisco bat an Die
@ouperneure allsr Staatn grieie see
ri6tet, in oenen bic Gouperneure err
ludt perpsu, in ibren Stoatsu betonnt
gu MAIDEN, DtB es iiir junge WsGohsn
abIolut Spedlos iei, r1b San Jrans
cisco 3u tommen, nm bort StelleH 3u
Iudsn uuo iis nur gotb unp e!sEo
al astpdrtigen boben ip..roen.
in oem S6rei5trr biBt es, baB
5rauen unb WdofeR aus alleu Stdns
Den in iulmsr gr0Bsyer 3abl mad ben
gursaur Der 4f0cjltion tamen, unter
esm Ginorud, oaB lie pdbreub Der
Banana pacific 2tasitsllunS lpbnenos
| 4nitelluneen srhaItsU tonnten. 0iele
oiefer WGchsn laiien quite QHftelune
gen i'm Often i'm S;ias, uno oisle bon
ibnen. Die bierbsr 8s,ommsn iino, leis
Den SuHger.
Gum ShluB piyo in bsm S6reibsn
gedubsrt, oab iit jsst ihuu me9r ais
ctnua sSrdueH in GaIifornien befGns
DEN, um jepe S;sluug ausfilsn gu
t0unen, bic NmOg.jasrpeiie in 5Olse
Der 4usftslun8 9sitaTfen Ipiro.
guonumO gum 3peiten Wsa
sum 5oos perurtbeilt.
gribgeport, Conn. 6. Hno,
Soiep6 guonomO, alias .ebicagc
Soc. puroe am Iounsritag 4bsnc
Iihuloia bsfunosu, I'm %. Sttober
I1912 in Stratioro, Conn.,, Ssnni'
Gapaslieri. elm Grauen3immer BON Del
gbicasosr nllntsrrsI;", ermorost 81
bahen. Gr nurpe gum lobe psruribeil
uno Der 5inridtun3stag auf ben Is
MGrs angsisBt. Sic anfbdlte Suono'
mos baben geruiung anseiiinoist.
Ter Mann mar iton einmaI bel si
mem iriiber.n pro3eB f6uIois befun
ben pornsn, ods St1atsaSebergerid
itieB aber aui gyuHo zines tehuiiher
iyeblers, Der BET osm prossb semah
puroe, bas llrtbeiL I'M uno oronete el
nen neuen proseb an.
4uonomo mar Der GapasIieri Dol
Chicago aus gsIoIst. bate lie Il
Gtratfprb ipGt in osr Nahi su sine
glutomobilfubrt eiE3e.aoen, I'm 6reiel
cnse.ommen ben Chauffeur oapoHse
Iiagi aao oos 5gauen3Immer erfaoiien
Der 9erleBun8 Der 70 hI
Il geiess aH8sflast.
/, glepelano, s., 6. Nop. GbdE
Ripib, Elm plumbsr purce am Don
neritaa rpegsn 9er.eBung Der Dahl
IgeIsbe perbaitst. gr Diro beihu!oist
Charles ]. S6ulg, eineu 9er.dufel
. sntIaIIen 5u baben. neil er am Cisn
. flag als Wablclsrt geoient bate.
unterfu6ung Der aouis
billie & Rafboille giisnz
balm angeorbnet.
Il Dafbingtou, D.. g.. 6. Nol
. lie RsIolution oss Ssnators 9u'
9sa BON IsnusiTss, oersufolge BON q
/ mem apngrsb bsaommittee cine Inter
: flhuHs a5sr Die ge3iebunsen siuii6e
Der Qonispile &: RlIbpille Giienba6
uno ten nil ibr alliirten 8abnen q
{ fiihrt ios-ben ioq, I'm su ermitteln, 9
] bic 4ntissruitssisss perlsbt lporoe
{ ieien .Uuree am Gonnsrftos mad tu,
: ser 1sb1!te pom SsHat onsenommen
Gine allssmeine llntsriuhuns b
) MngsItgenbei.en Der Qouisnille (
/ 9aibpiue GiimbasH niro oie 5oIi
'lisin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
plaibirt Dor benz 9ouoerneur Cor II
Columbus su 9uniten bon 4ntts
Streit 9tIeBen.
Die ean3e Nattondlgaro E
pom Suoiana in Sns
biQnapOlIs

SnbianapoIis, Sno., 6. Rop.
Die gan3e Electromagnetic pon Snoiana,
mebr ais 1000 Ulunn, lagsrt jegt IN
peri6isnenen 5beilen bon Snolanas
polls, bersit, 2sbeu unD gigentbum
ndtrenb oss Streits Der Strabenz
bahn=4 =4nssIteltsn gu 6eidiisen. Die
5ruppen tpurosu Dabreuo Der Naht
uno am 8ormittag Don Grtru5iisen
bierbsrssbra6t uno in ben Die Staot
umsebenoen 9orltdbtsn uusgelaoen.
Bis su ibrsr Qutunft nubten iiberz
baupt nur tpeHiee 2eltte. oab Die 9ea@
! tioualgaros berausbsorosrt pproeu
| ipdr.
! Die 3ise purosu auBerhdlb pon
/ oSnoianapoIis bon Sffi3ieren Der 9&as
/ tiondlaQrbe angsbaIten uHo alle aoms
paanisu puroen on Srt uno Stelle
suriitgshaltsn, biz Die SruppsH SahI=
reid qenug lparsu, Gm iie in Die Staot
brine.n 8u t0nnsn. IS gsihab oies,
nm 3uiammenit0Bs nit ben Streltern
All psrmeloen, bic iit IN nss tnnern
! Staot in GROCER 3abl psriammeltcR,
als Iie erfubrsH. oaB bic lruppsn herz
au3bsorosrt tpuren. Die 2esteren tDers
/ Den crit am 5reitag Wlorsen ihrsH
| Tienit beeiHnsn.
| Gb Die Strabsnba9npusgous an
Treitag SoIoaten an 8oro babeH psrz
ben, mar am Qbeno noh nidt IN Or
fdbrunq an hringsn. Wie pGbreno oea
Sales periibert tpurbs, fpiro am Trels
| tdq Wtorssn BON Dem 9ouoerHeur oas
arisssre6t protlamirt psroen.
| SpGt am Ranmitt1g begaben id
beina6e 300 5rauen, MitsIisoer 1et
alsioermuhers sllniou, in oas aapitol
All benz 9ouperueur RaIiton, bon BEN
| lie perlangtea, bab er cine ihieosges
riGtIif1e SnIidtuns oes Straben:
| babnitreits er3ninge lno Die Gegis.
latur su elmer grtraieiiion sinbsrufer
iolle. 9iele Der Srnien parsr
TART 6pitsriid uno 5rau gona Sapis
bic 9rGiibentin Der Union. iugte. cat
Die israusn bereit ieien, Su Den @affer
su 9rsifsn, I'M Der Union 81 belfsn.
Der Goupsrneur iagte ben Jrauen
bab er teine 4utoritdt babe. elm
| I6isogaerihtlifs S6li6tung be!
|. Strsits gu srsntnsen. blb er aber al
, 9oupsrnsur BON Snoiana sei6porsl
babe, bic aonItitutiou aufreht 5u sr
baltsn unb bsm 9sIes Geltuns gu Der
. Itaffsn. gr iaste, Dub sr nit bel
llnioniIteH fnmpathiiire, er aber lolh
ssIssloie 3uitdnoe niht ouloen tonne
lpie iie in ben IsBten 9agsn ertitir
: ba5sn, uno es feline, pflidt lei, 2e6sl
: uno gissntbum su bsIdiissn.
, grioaoss9snsral go. :. Mc8e
; iagte lpd9rsno bss Sases, oab sr Of
: fisi.a nichts pon sinsm StraBenbahn
Streit tpiIIe, oob ibm ober sefue
: tporben iei, oab moroerii6s arapall
in Snoianapolis itattfGnpsu uno E
gsfebl srbalten babe. lie 81 unter
J. briidsn. gr fiiste Hiusu, pab er Die
E tbun lperoe.
; Gas 9erfahren, in oem bic grnsn
: nung zines Wtaheoerpalters fir bi
n Strabenbabn aompagnie berlune
n tpiro uno bas tpdhrenp oes cages Su
: 9srbonoluna tominsn ionte, purt
s nsgen Der Grfrantung zines Der 2tr
n nalte Der aompnsnie auf 5reitas bel
: ihOben. Cine speite alaee nm 81
nsnnlns zines Maiieperpaltsrs purt
Z am 9la6niittas pon benz Rihter 5raT
I Robp. einem friiberen WitsIieo b:
!. Staats 4ppelationsgeriHis. sins'
rsiai.
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prdfitent 6u:ria ion enti4loi1sn Is:n,
lih nift benz Druid Der Der.
Sfanten 5u fiigsn.
Tas Nefrutirer tpiro pon Der Te5;.
runs in Userito nit sroBsm
Gif.r bxtriebeH.
Neiisres ii6er Die MoroperIhno.u1e
in anuragnd.
Morbp.rfu1 auf Generd
Ielir 9ias.

6opdna, 6. Rop. General Jellr
Tias puroe am Donneritas abeno un'
baIb eff uhr stpeimal BON einem Ulss
risaner seitoden, absr pahrftfiHlih
niht t0btIif pernuHoet.
Das 4tten.at ipuro. periibt, fpabs
reno Generat Dia3 auf oem Ulalseon.
einsr pcrnsbmen prpmennoe. fpa5kreH
gina. Gr erbieIt Siihlpunben hinter
b.m DIR unb i'm Vaden uHo audi msh@
rere EhlGse NIT einem Stod- uuf ben
aopf. Tia3 nurbe in Elm 5ofpital gss
braht. Sein 4nsreif.r tpuroe Dsrbat'
fei.
Nus bem Deutihen Rel d.
Berlin, 6. Rop. Die panser.
ihiiie -aaiier" uno .a0nia albert"
BON ie 23,500 1onnen uno Der arsn.
ser .Gtrobbura Don $500 5cHnen ho'
BEN 9efehl erbalten, 4nfaHas Deaem'
Der nah characterization gerpdiiern
absuaetsn. Cffisiea ipiro ertldri, Dab
es i'd, babel nur um cine .Yrobefabrt"
tanble, bic 2eitunaen peiieH dber oas
rauf bin, oas bic Shiffe itnsa mad
Der meviianiifsn Eiifie aeftlitt tper'
zen tonnen, penn oies nothia fpsroeu
iollts.
I'm beutI6en Mlrineireiisn bdli
man ben umitanb. oaB bic sipei asobsr
panWrihiife - All ben i.drtiten UNI
neueiten Der beutfhen SlOtts ssbOrent
ouf cine Reiie nad Sloamerlto
c.ihidt tpsrben. fir sinen 8efDels oa'
fir, baB be Sponnung sipiiher
DeutIhlanb unb Gnalonb i'm Hatlai'
ZEN ift, benn es III bie5 oas erite WSl
nab beutite punaeritifie BON bt'
Torbieeflotte obasl0it porben iinb
isiibem Der Wet.itreii i'm sflOiienbol
spifnen Teutih!dno unb gnalano Be
sonnen bat.
Mufreaenbe Ssens i'm ol,
benburaifden aanb.
tag.
Nsi Der Groffnung tss ganotagei
bon CIoen6ura fam es hsuie III einel
erreaien Ssene. 4ls Die iosialhemo
trntiId,en Abasoroneien bel benz iibli
dxn God auF ben Grobhersoa iibes
b.ieben. aerieth Der Aararitr WliilIe
nnber iih. Ter Tiihrer bes ultra
tonisrpotipen ;Fliiatls madie unite
arofsm gumuli sinsn piithnben Nm
ariff auf bic .Rcthen@ uHo ptrlanat
Die Nusfhliebuna berlelben, inbtnl c
atlsenb mohte. oob lie ben 2ano<sfiir
fen befhimpft unb ihren Glib ais Ulii
glieher hes parloments aebrodacn hd!
ten. 60hnifhe Gntganunaen Der so
siolifen unb Crnnunasrufe oes pr1il
oenitn brohten ben Gharfmadsr noc
mehr In Gnrniih unb tr icrbers
ihlishlih bic Reaieruna auf. bic Sr
sialbemotraten burh bic Volissi ODE
Wilitdr aus benz Gibunasfaal merle
su loiIcn. Der Niniiierpraiibent Rut
Frat frfpiberte ibm isnoh tiitl. oa
bos Oerb0lten her Abaeorbnsten oi
Reaieruna nitis onsebe unb sti
OrUno aum Ginfhreittn Dorlieae.
narhlide Verlobuna.
Mie In ben bieiiaen boftreiitn Del
Inutet. ioQ bic gerlobuna D<s Grf
orobheracas Mhsif iSriebrih Dcn Daec
Is1tura. Eireiit nit ber prinseiii
Dlad BON Cumberland, her iiinGiss
&o0ter ~ 6ss1s11 Den Gumtsyl0u
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@etterbeyiAt.

SIR Sbio: Sh6nss Weiter i'm
fiiolihen, tribes Wetter i'm norplihen
1heil am Jreitag. 4m GamItag une
beitimmtes Wetter, fpabriheinlif RE-
gen. Siiblihe Bis fiibtpeitlihe Winoe.
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Ser -Deaeral unroe bon eiaem
Nlerilaner a,peimal seito4ex

Gpnnerbore arsumente gu Sumter
Der Rituolmorb Ibeorie
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Die burn bic 9erp.igerung BON Gtz
eensen broblos Deroen.
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Die Staot perliert autin 100000
idbrlih on 2icensgebibrsn.
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Cine Delegation bon Der Giucinnatier
Snbultrial Ysace 4hCciation
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3u Glepelono fe'6dftigt man Iih nit
Der sSruee, mas aug ben 854 Wtr>
them nit ibren 1000 Qngeiteuten
psroen ioQ,
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Die gan5e nalionalgaros Ooa
JnOiaaa
W3ehr als 1000 Wtanm in
s5nbianapolis futtsentrirt.
Am ssreitas iuirO lpabrideinlih
bas &riessredt protlamirt
iueroen,
94enn 6is bob:a feine @tniganI 5!pt.
Ihen ben Streiteru unD Der Strdz
bsnbahnfompoguie 81 Stanoe
tpmn,t.

9as Hefultat Der 4bitimmungen uber
bic 9erfaHurss 4menbements
unb 9orIagen in Sbio.
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gubapeit.6 8. Nop. Der 3uItanb
Trcns aoifuths Dts ssiibrsfs Der nah
ibm knnnnien Oruppe Der llnobhdn-
aisteits .partei. lrelher felt aerauuier
.3eii fd:per franz bornisberlieGt. Gilt
alS tsffnunoSIob.
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glepelano. g., s. Hpp. -
Setaiq Wirt6e, oenen bon Der gouns
tn Stcensbe6oroe neue 9icen3en perz
netaert Iporoen limb, bielten am Dom
nsritug eine 8eriammlung ab, in Der
beit Often tpuroe, bas gicenaaeIsB
III ben 9erihsen un5ugrsifen. Weun
las 9eIeB fir siltis srtldrt perben
lollte, Damn ipollsn fie eiue &aane
teatnnen, um eie unteroriitunq Der
.anruhiaen" Wirtbf9often ourhsu,
feBen, bic Qicensen erbaIten baben.
Die DtrthfhuitstntereIIen berather
lnaipifhsn oariiher, ipie ben S54
GlspeIanoer Mirtben nit ihreu 5000
@assitsutsn ss1oIfsu .usrSsn iou, si.