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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09


can Calls at the United States EN-.
hassy and Loudly Insists Upon a
Conference With the Ambassador,
Refusing to Tell Any One Else Her
Mission.
London, June 9.-Another demon.
stration by a militant suffragette in
the presence of King George and
Queen Mary was carried out at the
international horse show at Olympia.
A young woman in a shrill voice
screamed d~enunciations of the forci
bic feeding of suffragette prisoners,
She fought wildly and her election
from the building was effected only
after q fierce struggle.
mo peace for King George or
Queen Mary" is the latest order Civ.
en- out by the suffragettes.
Later two women at opposite ends
of the arena harangued the royal
box and made appeals to the
king to stop forcible feeding.
Angry shouts were raised by the
crowd as the suffragettes were eject
ed.
Noisy demands for a conference
with Walter Hines Page, the Ameri-
al ambassador. were made at the
embassy by a oma giving the name
Of Mrs. III. Wanderhouse, who declar.
ed she was an American. She said
she was among the deputation of sui
fragettes which was broken up while
attempting to march to Buckingham
palace May II to present a petition
to the king.
She refused to tell anybody except
the Americana ambassador himself
what she wished to complain about
She threatened to continue visiting
the embassy until Mr.. Page consent
ed to 9 her.
Refuses to Give Bond.
we have no king, but, thank Cod
We have Mrs. Pankhurst," was the
defiant shouts of Miss Napier. one
Of the brawlers in Westminster Ro
man Catholic cathedral. when sh'
was led away to the cells after refus
Ing to give a bond for her good be
havior In police court.
Mrs. May Fausten, the American
WOMAN arrested with several Others
after a disturbance at the Bromptol
0r&tory, was arraigne6 at Westmin
ster police court. The magistrat,
told her she would have to give Z
bo4d OF $50 to guarantee her goot
behavior for six months or go to Hol
Lowry jail for fourteen days. Mrs
F9llsten unhesitatingly chose tn.
jaiI' sentence and announced her in
te4fion Of at once beginning a hunger
stllke.
oecAr Taustan. her husband, acQui
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09
WHAT M'ADOO HAS DONE.
Married the Presidents Daughter,
Montana Pupil Replies Brightly.

Married h Presidents Daughter,
Montana Pupil Replies Brightly.
Miss Ella Crowley. county superin-
tendent of schools. while conducting
an oral examination at Melrose. Mont.
met N pupil possessed of a keen sense
Of humor.
Name a cabinet officer and tell of
some n thing he has accomplished
during his term Of Office was the
form In which Miss Crowley put the
question.
William McAdoo." was the answer.
Every good" said the county super
intendent. Now tell of something he
has accomplished"
"Mr. McAdoo. secretary of the treas
ury. accomplished the marriage of the
presidents daughter. and now she's
bis WIFE" was the youngsters unex.
pected reply.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09
South St. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul, June Seattle
Steers, $6.O0@S.50, COWS and heifers,
$5.0007.75; calves, $6.00Q9.00; stock
ers and feeders, $5.0O07.60. Shorn
sheep-Lambs, $3.5009.O0; wethers,
$50; ewes, $2.O0d5.25.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09
ONCE RULED CANAL ZONE
Richard L. Metcalfe Files for Gov,
ernor of Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., June 9.-Richard l..
Metcalfe, former governor of the Pan
anna canal one and nov in charge
of the festivities connected with the
formal opening of the canal, filed his
nation for governor of Nebraska.
Metcalfe declared he will fight to
uphold the principles of the Wilson
administration.
There are five Democrats out for
the Democratic gubernatorial nomi.
nation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, June S.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. ] hard, 96Ac; No.
| Northern, 95Mc; No. 2 Northern,
|93A @94Ac. Flax-On track and to
arrive, $I.G0h.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09
AFTER SUFFERING
TWO LONG YEARS
Mrs. AseliEa Was Restored to
Health by Lydia E, Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Minneapolis, Minn.-"After my little
one was born | was sick with pains in

my sides which the
doctors said we're
caused by inflamma-
ton. / suffered a
great deal every
andgrew very
thin. Twas under the
doctors care for two
long years without
any benefit. Finally
after repeated sug-
gestions to try it we
pot lydia r., Pink
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09
THREE CHILDREN DROWNED
TWO Brothers and Sister Meet Death
in Lake.

Green Bay. Wis. June ~9.-Jessie,
Hugh and Perry Smith. children of ST.
las Smith. We're drowned in a lake
at Crandon. Wis, a message received
says.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09

hams Vegetable Compound. After TAX
ing the third bottle of the Compound |
was able to do my homework and today
| am strong and healthy again. | will
answer letters if anyone wishes to know
about my case. Mrs. JOSEPH AsELIN,
628 Monroe St, m Z. Minneapolis, MINI.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs, and today holds the record of
being the most successful remedy we
know for woman's ills. If you need such
a medicine why don't you try it?
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound viii help you, write
to Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCO.
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by n woman,
and held in strict confidence.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-09
NO PEACE FOR
ROYAL FAMILY
Women Create Disturbance
at Horse Show.
DEMANDS TO SEE PAGE

~Suhragette Claiming to Be an Ameri.
al Calls at the United States EN-.
hassy and Loudly Insists Upon a
Conference With the Ambassador,
Refusing to Tell Any One Else Her
Mission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-16

ct, before I was OF age, never
scratched" Democratic ticket hut
when a question like this, involving
such tremendous issues for time and
eternity, Is 10 be passed on, ! do not
study 1t through political lenses: I
only care to know II 1t IS the best
remedy within reach. trust | am
more of a patriot than a Democrat.
and more OF Christian than either.
A man should be permitted 10 be he
three in one.
It Is not for me to say how man
shall vote. 1t Is not for me 70 in-
wade the sacred domain Of conscience.
/ judge no mans conscience only
God can do that, and He Will!
Whether a man opposes or supports
the liquor traffic by any given act.
must decide for himself ITO his own
master the lord of the conscience
"he standeth or faIleth!" But | dare
say, In the language of the martyred
president, william Mckinley: The liz
quor traffic Ia the most degrading and
ruinous OF all human pursuits. by
legalixlng this traffic we agree TO
share with the liquor seller the re-
sponsibilities and evils of the busi-
ness Every man who votes for IL
cense becomes of necessity partner
in the liquor traffic and its conse-
quences."
In the disposition of tho question
to be passed on at the polls by the
people of Virginia, next September,
there Will be room for differences of
opinion. Good men and true may be-
lieve that by failing TO vote for State
wide prohibition they are not In ef.
feet voting for liquor I Judge no
mans conscience: but let man 80 In.
vestigate the question, in all its bears
ings and so pray for Divine guidance.
that he will not fear to meet the con-
sequences Of his act the Judgment
bar of God Never before in Vlr-
ginia has such a tremendous respon-
slbiliiy been laid on the consciencea
OF men. The great God cannot be in-
different TO the result. May He give
victory to the right. I believe He
will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-16
The Bible and The Modern
Liquor Problem
Sermon Preached by Rev, Henry ". Battle, DID,, at
the High Street Baptist Church, Charottes-
VILE Va. July Il, 1914


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-16

Dr Battle read the eighth chapter
of First Corinthians and spoke as fol-
t.Ns.
Recent occurrences In this city and
me widely circulated deliverance OF
Dr Lyman Abbott have impressed
me with the importance Of Il fair aud
thorough investigation OF the attitude
~ B.hie teaching toward the lqnor
problem as it now confronts our peo-
Ilc The Christian las right 10
know whether the bible Is for or
against the side he purposes 20 take.
ua art great moral issue. l desire
t5 help the earnest Investigator to
rraeh "a correct conclusion. / wish 70
be arEumentative and persuasive,
rather than dogm attic. II, at times.
INV LANGUAGE In severe. J shall be at
lacking an evil rather than nm indi-
ysdnal-and the provoca ton Is great,
There ara many phases Of this po-
IIttoa- re iEloWs. or reltgio- political tae-
cardlre to where one may choose 10
nut the emphaslsl issue II Is be-
cause ~ tine fact that y may be CON
4.dered from so many viewpoints.
ana always and under all circum-
stances is fraurht with such pro-
found and far reaching consequences,
that Thoughtful people are fast real
lyiuE that the driak problem must
be- permanently settled. and settled
right. Nothing ID permanently set
tied uutil IL IL settled right, The
friends OF The liquor traffic see the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-16

! personal liberty against one engaged
in a useful trade, would not be such
when considered In connection with
the property or person OF one engaged
IN the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
Tho police power OF the
State is fully competent to regulate
the business, TO mitigate it's evils. or
| to suppress Il entirely" tSee Paul Va.
Washington. 1874 North Carolina,
where the subject is discussed at
length and with great ability.l
i contend. however, that a local pro-
hibition law Just as truly invades the
domai1 OF personal liberty as State
wide law. In the locality where the
the min GRITTY Is forced to yield TO that
Of the majority--good democratic
doctrine. In ethics, YOU cannot draw
q distinction between any prohibition
acts. Prohibition is prohibition.
whether il applies 10 the precinct the
town. the county. the state, or the ma
ton. Now the question OF sxpediency
is totally different matter, and here
is where politics comes in. | am not
afraid of politics. 1t is fine word.
but there are finer 'Politics'' Ia
simply a Greek word naturalized IN
to English. meaning many affairs and
a politician is one who seriously con-
Germs himself in the governmental
affairs OF his city. his State, or the
nation II that fine word has been
brought into disrepute, It IL because
evil men. for depraved and selfish
ends. have accomplished it's prostitu-
ton, Let us devoutly hope that the
day of It's redemption draweth nigh,
1t has been well said: The indiffer-
enCe Of electors is the weakness OF a.
republican form of government"
But we are told that the proposed
measure Is not democratic. chal-
lenge that statement. But suppose
il is not whsA tsen? / am Demo-
crat. For generations my ancestors
have led in the fight for democracy
myself 'stumped' my native State
under appointment OF its executive
committee. for the Democratic tick
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
Mni Greitag
@irb 8iirscrmsiiter Spiesel bic
@aufde Der Straheubabn be-
fprsden,

giirsermeiiter spiegel bat auI
SSreitas @ormittng eine Sisllng be:
tiir3lit bon ibm errannten 8iirteI.
habnfonnlittees anberallntt, I'M mt
ben Maitglieoern bes aoulmittees oie
oiuerieu @iinihe Der Strabenbabnse,
ieaidJaft be5iiglid) Der 8erfebrsper.
fiirolngen gu erortern.
9ieieS aoniniittee, oas ernanni
iuoroen mar, nm lid nit benz Sting
babnproieft gu bei6dftigen iest iif
aug BEN Serren George ,. 0ieterle,
8. 9. g6tpar6s, Sermam Sdneiber.
George gSufta, 8iGiam Cooper
lroctor uno 90. u. SULTAN aufam.
men.
Gie GtrnbatbabngeieIi6ai mill
befniuItlid laiit ben BON ibr am per.
fIoiieneu Saniiiag irirterbreiteteu
@iinihen, ben Strabi,babnperfebr
nui perifieoenen 9inien beifrdnfen,
neil Ger getrieb iih ansebli1 in.
folse Der pielen Observation-Disclosures.
ipelde Der europdiide arieg Sur
JoIge sebnbt bat, ridt rentiert.
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0ebnrtem.

BaIter imo Hola Sanbers, 231
2mprence StraBe, anabe.
aoan ino Nargnret Sor, 1437
ReseHt straBe, 9saofen 3rpillingc
Eiaiam iu6 sluna Sherner, 1897
Darmolitb sDe.. &rlabe.
Sarrp ,inb emma Soiie, 32t6
Birgtnid Ape., anabe.
Sarrp nnS Gillian Wintering.
2S19 Sionep @pe., Ws1b6en.
Charles iub goitb seorn, Sts
Gummit ape, Widbhen.
2ouis unS 8arie Srritb, DIT
Waibington, &nabe.
gfihoro nub Ssrnn aIlaiiie, 4465
GnIteru slpe., allabe.
Soiepb iinb Bertha Pfiiter. 8eo
9anf, g., Snabe
Charles uno Wsprtle @e,ts. SoleD
Roab. Ms1bd)en.
Sreo. un6 2ulu geder, 2117 Ra.
pine Strabe, Ndoden.
@aIter nuo 5bema 2aile, 3S1t
ssiabclie Strobe, Rdb4cn.
gtoolf nnb 9ioie @iebea, 40 @lai.
fem StraBe, &liabe,
@iliam rnb Glen @eIib, 2312
@iIoer glpe., Idoher.
Soieph unb SIIia Mlienni4. Gil.
pertou, 4nabe.
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Das gdBul Uubset
@irS iid beridiebenc bebtufeabs
etrd4unGen sefallen laiIeR
iuiififn.

Die 1nbsst :. Rommiffion utrb iid
in ihrer beitigen Sibung nit bem
G1ulbubget bei4dftisen unb alIe Nm.
Sei1en bsuten bnrauf bin, bab cine
Rtibs eini6nsibenber Streihungel
gemcHt tperben. Natiirlih iperben
bic MiigIiebsr bes Sdulrdtbs ibr
MSgIi1ftss psrfu6en, nm bic guo.
get aommiiTion aur Betpillisung BEE
pollen psrlanstsn 8etrases gu beipt.
gen. abtr ibre 8emiibunssn iperbns
perstblt4 istn, bsnn isa@ ben Inter.
fn1nngen bic gountp @ubitor
Durr gtitern NIT ge5us auf bas
Shulbubsst semadi bat, iinb cine
Anaabl Jorberuns.n Diel 3u bod &c.
griffen, tpdbrenb na9 2iniidt Der
Budget Gommiiiion berI9iebsne gt.
trdge, fDie gum 8siipiel $4,000 fiji
ben ltmbau Der Wariap Shule bur1
8onsausgabsn uho nidt aus ben
Steuereirnabmen sebsdt Iperbsn foll.
ten.
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@emte
Siirften Eerionaloeranbermnge i'm
itabtiiden Soipital uorgenoms
men iuerben.

Die llnteriudung, Die auf @e1eib
bon 8iirgermeiiter Spiegel i'm it1oti-
ifen Soipital porgenommen fpuroe,
lit nnnmebr gum 9lbidluB gelaHgt
ino 8iirgermeilter Spiegel lit bereits
IN oem 9eiie oes 9eritts iiber Die
unteriutung.
g8ie uerlautet. luerben i'm 2aufs
bes beiltigen Cages einitneioenbe
SeranberigIgcn i'm @eripaltungsfor.
per oes SpipitaI5 porgenoumen ner.
ben unb Elm 9eriidt nil es baben,
oaB Der bisberige superintendent
Sr. Sanborn, tros aGer geeerltbei.
ligen geriiherlmgen, oennod feline
Reiignntion einreiGen piro. 3u lei.
nem RadfoIoer lit einem iDoblper.
biirgten @eriif)t gu syolge Or. q. 6.
ga9meper, Der gegenipdrtige gu.
perintenoent bes Glberfuloie SoIp,.
tolls auserieben pabrenO an oeiIen
STEELE Or. Cit, Der gegenmdrtigc
Silts Superintendent 0es Itaoti.
iben Soipitals treten ioa.
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Refine MnBebpts.
$500, 600 GOunts Gmsraeneb Honbs
ipesSen uii6er ben Gabentiid1
berfaHft.

2luf bic $4,000 emergency
Bombs gu Deren emifion jid bic
GDuntp aommiEdrs infpist ber
lleberIhpemmunssn Dor arbsrtbalt
Sdbrni Dsranlabt gsisbsn babsn. iint
aud geftern feiis Qnssboie ,irseldu,
fen. 10 bab bic aommiiI1rs iid eilt'
f4loiIen baben, bieIe Honbs bireii al
bds publiium obne Qluff9lns 3u ptr.
taufsn. Gs fpurbe ben aommiHdrsu
Hah selest. Die 3insrats Don Al aui
4apro5. 3u erb0hen. bod ipoIlten iid)
biefe borauf ni9t sinIaiien, ionbsrn
5ogen ben birettsn 0srtauf Dor. Wlit
bsm Wertauf fpirb an /. Sspttmb.r
begonnen fperbsu. Die Stiide Iinb
tlsin. 500. Die aomniiiTdre bofftn
besbaIb. bab lie i'm Gtanbs ftin psr.
ben, bic san3e gmiFion auf biele
Wtife untersubrins,n, Die aduftr
'bsaablsn pari nit aaissIaufsnsn Gin.
fen.
Die Court 6ouie gnilbina Com.
milton bislt ssfiern sbenfalis cine
SiBnns ab. Ole beridist purbs. bab
bic Gounip aommiifdre nibt I'M
Stanbe sepefsn Iinb, ibre Bombs an
gantsn ab3ufebsn, ipurbs ss ben Ser.
rem tIar, bab aud iie ipenig ausiidt
bdtten, BIZ 5fpeieinbalb Minionsn1ol.
lars gourtbaus Bonbs unieraubrin.
gen. Die gtnsslsgsnbsit, ipsIds auf
Der Sasssorbnuns iionb, ipurbs bss.
balb gar niHt in Grwdsuus se5osen
nnb IS trat 9srtasung EN-. Der I'm.
aug Der gsridts rsTp. Der Rsubau
ipsrbsn bisrbur8 erbsbIiH Der5Bseri.
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tern Winidm Willon BON 80. 537
WsH Ge6fie Gtrabe einsn 6aftbefebl
sesen ben SHdnftellnsr eyobn Rsb.
mon inter Der Bei6ulbieuns bss On.
critics unb &5rprberIsbung. WilTou
aab an. bah Htbmcn ibm ben nnters
tisfer perlebt babe. &urae 3eit fpd.
ter ipurbe million burd ben polisis
iten Wonephan an Der Glart unb
sSphn StraBe Hpter Der gei9ulbisunJ
bef Eruntenbeit in Daft aenommei
inb ion Wilfon erfldrt babsn, bab II
fih bic gerleBung am llnterfiefer
bur9 sinen Stura auf bas StraBen.
pflaftsr augesogen babe.
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eje'Grlaxbniblaeias.

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X mptb @pe.
| Gertrude elbe, %, 1886 Grnit Str
(Osear 6. 9sdsrt, %, 1861 Gaitsrr
! Mpenue.
lGlora Jiscus. 21, California, .,
)Sobn Sadfon, Al, $50 WeIt 8. Str
lWamie Smith. 20, SGT SannibuI
Strabe.
]gito prinao, %, 1887 Queen Gitt
X Grenne.
l1.arse S6are. 16, bessI.
)alnSrsip $. @abrio. "a. 1884 @eit'
tpopb aDe.
lSsnrieita G. 8. 9agemdu. 27, 121
piebmont Ctr.
|artbur 9uffp, 81, 614 Sit 6. Ctr.
(Warp Gri3seII. 16. 500 Baum Str.
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Strabe.
(paulins Ridter. Is. 1709 Blue RDd
Strabs.
|auibonp 8. pabla, %, 349s 9OuOis
\ not Aoenue.
lRarp 6. Rai4ls, 19, Ill CALHOUN
Strabs.
(Senrp aoubelbed, 80, gasb gant, 8
(Jannie Sissins. 21. bssgl.
(Wm. Souls Wurit. 25. Snoianas
polls, Snb.
iysarp aaiisr. 23. 2s12 Dennis Ctr.
(alb.rt Miuiam Grob. 25, RaoiiOu.
bile.
aorena admm, "a, gsOripOcS.
{Gr. 2iaarb. "a, 403 Central ape..
laatie Saptins, 38, bessI.
(Glmsr o. Riemun. "a, 1927 Gin>
namou Str.
lDora SdOpfeI. 10. 1865 &innsp st.
(gbriiiian Rusbsl, 21. 9ribsetopn.
Iina Rusde. 19, oessl.
(Sarrp SObion, 10, 1918 Sit 8. Ctr.
Saasl Murrap, II. 1909 plsaiant
Strdbe.
|Samss 80. Barr, 81. 1869 Sputhiios
gbenue. \
lgbG 6. gussr. 81. 2215 gurnet alp.
lIlar saIins. 80, ReupOrt. ap.
Dora Sslisman, 25. 1417 Sobn ct.
(gsO. 9. glmus, %, sS4s Mt. Der
non 2lpe.
aena Wlars. %, 1112 Dapton Ctr.
(GSw. s. Ssimins, 80, Ala 8Oal Str.
Rpie Gonnor, 26. 1914 8apmills-
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Trtebemsb eriammlnng.
Cine fOlde iOa eOHntas 9adjmiftas
In Der Wlniifbaae itattfinben.

Cine @olfsberiammlung i'm Jnter.
siIs bes iyriebens ioa am Sonntas
Nadmittas in Der Muiifballe absee
bulten perben unb gsI9liife ioIlen
angenomnsn tperben, tporin bic trieg.
fiibrenben WDlfsr eriu6t psrbsn, ben
Sabul ipieber sin3uitsdsH uno iiG 5u
pertragsn. Inter ben Rsbnern iimb
Ronsrebmann alfreb q. 9lll.n, ai6-
ter 3. M. @orman, Der Wetbpbilten.
gifdof Sarbsa. Walter 8. Minarb
unb 5srbert g. gigslop. Reo. Geo.
U. 5boHsr iDirb BEN 9Oriis fiibren
unb bus Arrangements. unb BE.
fdliifis aommittse beItsbt aus ben
9srren 20. 6. gultins. Or. 5slir q.
GrOb, Or. @. 0sutfa unb 6. g.
Maribaq.
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Yarffpnaert.

Gabn's UeilitGrfapeae mirb am
0onneritas in @erbinpans NIT BEN
Eaienfeit, psldes Der Miittsr-&lub
oes Snrtsp Ribss SpisIplases peran'
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asntlit beffen bas iolgenbs pro
sramm ,ur Dnrdfiibruns seldngt:
WsarI1 .Sbe Slogan Jillmpre
Supsrture 5u gin Moreen Wittas
unb Ibenb in Wien' Suppe
Sertstt aus .2ucia" Dcni5etii
pptpourri aus .Spsstbearts- ,Serbert
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Marih, ,Gdultsr an Coulter, &Ipbr
Gs!sssntIi@ Sisies Raienfeiiss ipirO
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Madere Wsdnner.
Cir arbeiter in Mntbs gddcrti fen
crn snm senHheu SilisionSs
$3.50 bfi.

gla6abmuns iollie bas gsifpisl bsl
lpad.rsn Mann,r finbsn, bic in be,
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unb un.er iiH $76.50 anfsebra6s ba
ben, bic BEN btutiden llHisritiibunss-
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unb gsi9dftsn. noielbft 5uueiil
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ben, Das .@oItsbIait" bat iODei;
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iins Wismdnb Dsrarsen, ipsnn mir Be.
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zines Gtammes finb. Die DON ben
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2isbtsseIoer miiifen alfo Der Dsut-
iHen Rothen arsuassienfdaft sur
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baIb mub bas Gslb burh bsutid.
amsriianiide aandls ssben. Wsr %
nod DeuifdIanb fhidi. Of bsr Ratio.
naIbunb. Der bieiise beuii6s aoniul,
be beuiits 9Oif6afi, IN ssebtnfade.
9ouptiads IN. bab mir Dsuti6.atm,s
ritan.r mad unfern ardften su bsm
5Oubs bsiftsusrn unb bssbaIa srsebt
an uniers asrer bic herslidx gluifOr.
beruns: be Ssrsen auf. bic 1dnbs
anf! Mir perbeH ndditsn 6onntas
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Gslosr DerOffsntli&su unb s.ten uns
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unfdue.

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aoa iib geitern Der 16 Sabre alte
5rant @ramte bon 30. 1866 Den.
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i4d9tung i'm Observation-Disclosures
an Der 8pgeil Strabe itiirate. @ramte
mubte ii4 bic 8erleBuna imitdbtis
i9en aranten5aus Derbinben laiIen.
Gin BON aap gDiliams selent=
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Die fSeuerlpebr orebte bic WaierSu-
fuhr ub