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500 Reward, 500

. The readers of this paper viii b. pleased ts
learn that there Is az least one dreaded disease
that sciense has been able % cure IN all Its
stages. and that Is Iatarrh. .iatls Catarrh Curc
T. the only positive cufr uuw knoNi g. thc med
iCal fraternity. Catanh b,sug constitutional
disease. requires constitutional Treatment.
Hals eatarth cure II taken Internally, acting
dirctly upon the blood and mucous surfaces 20
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease. and giving the patient strength
Ny building up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work The uroprictors have
~ much faith In its curative pDws<s that they
otter one Hundred Dollars for any carr that IL
falls to cure. send fqr list % tcstimssials.
Address =. ]. CHENEY co, Toledo. v.
sold By all Druggists. 75c.
Take HANS Family Pills for constipation.
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Here's What You Want

The Peoples Market Piace-Adver-
tise What You Ravs TO Sell
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ALTON a sArr1.EY.l raiior. and Mnnnrer.

500 a YEAR STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
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The conscience fsnd" has grown
to the proportioNs of half million
IN the treasury at Washington. This
money has been accumulating for
years and comes n amouats varying
srom few cents to pany thousand
dollars. II is suppsses 20 come rom
conscience stricken persons who have
by fraud enrhsed themselves fer n
time, but coHld net resist the still
small voice that bade them make res
titution.
Ten thousand do..ars IN currency.
the second largest contribution to the
conscience fund ever. received by the
government, arrived at tile department
Sunday in a plain envelope mailed
Saturday at New York, accompanied
by an unsigned letter which said:
"The sender has paid double to the
United States what he stole and yet
conscience is not satisfied. Here is
another payment"
The package contained three S10Q
gold certificates; efgnt $500 certifi-
Gates and thirty 500 silver and gold
netes.
Treasury officials found nothing in
the letter or amount to indicate a
connection with any of the govern
ment's losses bv frauS 80 they placed
it with ss00.000 more that has ac-
csnlated in the treasury vaults from
conscience-stricken reople who have
sent sums ranging from one cent to
S1S.669. The largest sum ever re-
ceived came in 1909, probably from
someone who had perpetrated a Gus
toms fraud.
The $4,000 fund came addressed
to Secretary of the Treasury NcAdoo
and marked personal"
The interior journal., 1915-07-27

Judge Broyles. of Atlanta. known
to the habitues of the police court of
that city for many years as "Jedge
Briles." urges the newspapers of
Georgia to stand for a COMPULSORY
education law, arguing that crime is
bred in ignorance. but he goes fur
ther and says that the most danger
Gus man in the world is that one who
goes round with whisky in his stom-
ach and a pistol in his pocket. 1t is
generally true that illiteracy and
crime go hand in hand, but not nee
essarily so. There are many educated
men who put whisky in their stom-
aches and make themselves walking
arsenals. But upon the whole the
Broyles theory is correct. Education
will eventually eradicate crime. or in
any event reduce it to an inconspicu-
Gus minimum. 1t might require gen.
erations to accomplish this much de
sired end, but in the light of obser-
vation and reason the Atlanta purist
is undoubtedly on the right track. l.
would be hard to finc man who had
studied criminals at closer range and
with keener insight than Judge Broy-
les.
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Kentucky is at last free of the foot
and mouth disease as weh as the
quarantine against IL. Cattle men
can now get busy and make up for
lost time. but whether they can make
up the less of money that the disease
has occasioned. remains to be seen.
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The Interior Journal Stanford Kentucky Tuesday July H. 1915

to make rope with which to hang
herself. Had she waited patiently
the corset would have done iss werk
and the fearful heritage Of suicide
would not have had to be borne by
those who weep for her.
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The Interior. Jousatsis authorized TO an
nosnss The ionosps CANDIDATE, for sne' ,s1s s1s
For Csrcuh J6dge
G. A HARDIN. of Mercer County.
CHAS c. FOX. Of Boyle County.
Per Comm tcsauh, lGaney
r. V. PURAEAR, of Boyle County.
J. 5. OWSfEY. Jr. s Hncolh County.
For Rsaraqd ,Ceg,missiQaer
WM. y. k1ATR, of'faNette County.
J. r. NEWMAN. OF M>son County.
For Circuit Clsrk
JESSE II WEAREN
MARSHALL c. NEWLAND.
For Represeptotire IN Legislature
w q. G@oCH.
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ESTRAY.-A red heifer, ~wo or
three years odd and weighing about
600 pounds, came TO my place Sat
urday, oath. Owner can get her by
paying for this notice and her keep.
J. S. Skidmore, r. F. d., No. 1,
Waynesburg. 60-2t
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White teachers institute will be
held at Kings Mountain, beginning
August 30th. Prof. W. {. Wilson.
Instructor. G. Singleton. Supt. $40
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The overturning of the steamship.
Eastiand, in Chicago river in the
heart Of the VII dy city and caus-
ing the less of more than a thous-
and lives, adds another chapter to
the horrors of land and sea that will
make the present year remembered.
Over twenty-five hundred of the en-
ploycs CT the Western Electric Com
pany were on the steamer, starting
for a picnic and without a moments
4 notice the boat listed and then dip
ped and in less than five minutes it
and most of its human cargo was out
Of sight. The speedy and efficient
work of the life-savers greatly cur
tailed the number of those who wen
to a watery grave, but the thought
of thousand human beings being
wiped out Of existence in the twink
ling of an eye is sufficiently appall-
ing to send cold chiis down ones
spinal column and make him wonder
why fate decreed such horrible de
structien then and there.
War contracts and labor wars
seem to be synonymous. Several of
tht biS tOHtN tNi uo tfidl nave SDnlTdt
with European nations at war are
having trouble with their help. II
is reported that such troubles have
been bred by German sympathizers.
This seems improbable. 1t is mere
likely that the de=and for bet
ter wages has grown out of
the very human desire of the
laborer 10 prosper along with his en-
ployer. War contracts are fat con-
tracts, as a rule. The manufactu-
ras are making huge wads of money.
and they shouldn't object TO giving
their labor a reasonable proportion
of the profits.
Col. w. p. Waltos, candidate for
the democratic nomination for Sec
retary of State, is the only person
asking for State Office who has never
held an office or eaten political pie
He was working for and contributing
to the success of the democratic par
" before most of the other candi-
dates were born. He has never
scratched a ticket nor taken "cold
feet" on any democratic nominee
Isn't this enough to give his candida
cy consideration? II not, we viii
have more TO say next issue.
The strike of New York pants
makers may produce an unpleasant
situation for nen-folks. Any pro
longed cessation in the manufacture
Of pants would cau-- scarcity and
high prices. A fellow can get along
pretty well without Goa. and vest,
but pants are so exceedingly indis-
pensable that II is sheer folly 10
think Of doing without them.
Miss Mary Chapnan, of Memphis.
committed suicide in a Lexington
sanitarium, using her croser strings
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FOR SALE.-Buck wheat. Apply
at J. Cash's Store, Turnersvhle.
60-2tp.
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A. S. PRiCE-DENTIsT
Hours. e TO 4 o-eioeL
Office Over Sbugar'. Drug Store

FOR SALE.-Mare and buggy
mare is by Preston; perfectly safe /;
not afraid Of autos or trains. For in
formation. see J. c. Bailey. Stanford.
o. s. j. Tatum. Crab Orchard. -. G.
Payne, Barbourville. Ky. 5s-tf
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Nice Farm For Sale Privately.

! desire to sell privately my farm
of 20 acres, known as the Obe An
derson place. located in. sight Of Tur-
nersville. and improved with six
room house and good BIG stock or
tobacco barn. cribs, hen houses and
good pas- stock scales on pike. Land
is in good state of cultivation. most
all in grass now. Well and cistcrn
in yard. A bargain - sold at once.
Terms to suit purchaser. Granville
Lutes, Stanford. r. +. d. No. 3.
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Miss Mary Chapr>an, of Memphis,
committed suicide in Lexington
sanitarium, using her croset strings
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POLITICAL AyyaUyCfuENTs

Entered NJ the posto6ics M Stanford as second
class mail lS.Harer
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ba hH alutm hisiti nefsm tt iH ti Peg aa al8t a..
ntbu et 0nhallintauiR bi Ht smo f9lNt BE- s NHN
l8rasga on 6m EuHbmtn eeenfth HE uai ean etetas ot@
ms nm h fH utuu Rlsn mstmlfiH net.H go Hteg ~
Den amaub 20 Ham tamt ltm log w1aHsd.aI ega..L sn
etfhnam Ger aaHa GOO 6m Qra0tHtm ituni tR teHfn tafrhm
fhs ieHer itn aA QHaatH a@udcboro etFINetw4hbBatet 9eriaas
"a ND man ann hirsit an Sas maIauiht gdf fdbr a%ppfattu
mfef,vs h,ge 81 Nef4htAtsrf aB WaffcHffadtrs mHpr 0p iHuIe aus.
rcSc asbfautt, bab amr bic 1enAdamuilaHu g ictn, be ioldte Wm'
barao htrIanaRn. ItNmal Ht ihuca cher oAc @usnte gn1uuhet 1Gi
$500 - f3Ns~ k3vsg-qr eaa 9shfras5sfutasbsrn bt he feq40c
s}ci8lutfon Gaaft tO mt ihr on Dos mcrtdHl1e &et oaptAirt'
brfiusrt ad aad fn rn,iaer brntiaer 6eraAsaebtr.
Me ReouHan Imtda oANr, bic mtfu a%nactnhreu SainnGsherant'
atbcr, antprtarn rinrn apgea an bas amcrtfauiihr Sell, bic lnbnfrt
grt far 81, frieafabrnSsn gaiuneH Guropas oosr 5avaH 81 fabrGsrtu,
~ Derfantn o@r sn bertnom". ltHtr Den haHoerhn pou 4amea
ru6en fh Sadenr 90bmea tDa5 po2l mire cmoAaer taedflfal
acknowledgements, oercn gumen mir ndt lntcr 0en bteIen 1iheher
fonoen, 6au iugn2l AnNel gutgmeL 2anen AorfDegcr, SfpeoH
grieael arater, Gbinen tm5 ole 8ertreter ans rnierm 9roBen
g0Iferihmelhe9e[ Der fd nomerhanIihe@ gaHon nenrt
ueber Sic Reiolution Fber brduden mir bier fem g5ort 81 per
reren. 6mn fr ipriat fix fd idber A6rr, Oh hirirS pO4I 9dfeH
uiro2
gsrb man es Fertg brngeL Die Observation-Disclosures 81 befe1ren? -
SD aInu6e es fam. aber eieaett ntr0 0eier p%ormber8ige appel
ouf bic ar6eher efne Birtang nl5Hbeu. Ger iogenonHte gcmetne Y1arr
baf ia I'M Mgemeinen mebr Ser8 uno @efibl ala Die @tmmonsotener
inter ben Observation-Disclosures, mter oenen e ia aleromgs Glide maB'
Gaben qbt ME mir naldh gu unierer grOBen 5repoe ieteaten. "a
heat lest am ameritnniden Arbeter. CT tat Elm einfudes 91itteI al
Der Sn0. 9as Hf Der Stren.
miro Ser amenfondde arberar fb oortbelboft bon ieincn eng
Gihen genofen abbebeu, oe id beinlpn uo ireiten ur aus 8ier mad
b6beren 2obneu. gans glettl Oh ons 8nerlano babel 6um &aitel geAtt
- gIr0 Ser merifmifhe arbetter an Den 5tref qebea, INN 0lor0 uni
gFutperqefen All Derhlten u0 idn &an0 BON Der 56mad Der Seuhae
rn6 Ilnebridfdt gu bereien? --- &aBri4 teia eSleres gfptlo mar
nod fr eiuea Shet geweiea! ---
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8rgau's nnberid)dmte &~rubibiti0ns.
8ropaganba.

Gtaatsiefretar grDan Bat an ei.
men e5oDoer 8eiperber Inn eiren StB
I'M 0emofratiI6en Rationaltomite EN-
Gdreiben geridtet 0os bon @euietn.
beiten gegen Die umerifontIhe 8e.
iranfeiubuTtrie itrost itno iebeafaas
BIZ Dem Aergiten gebort, mas Der
@err aus 2incolu iid in ieiner po.
litiiden 2aufbabn an idamloien
arsf1IIen gegen omerifonide 8uri
ger geleiitet bat. grDon beSeidnet
ben graiier, ben 3etIlateur, ben
@irtb ais 8eridmorer gegen oaes,
mag LAUDER lit In ser 8eieaidaft,
beilig III Der 6arHiIie, gut In Der
Sn0uItrie unD erltreben5nertb In Der
offentIiten 8~erpnltung. Niles, mos
NIT Der Observation-Disclosures 5uiam.
menbdrge lei Der 5eino oes Sort.
iArItts unb Der Qualification, 0esbnIb
miiIIe es pom Der bemofrotiihen Bar
tel unerbittliA befdmpft merOen.
3ipar mubte grDau ben 8orbebaIt.
ooB er nidt ieDen 8roltcr, nidt ieher
DeltiaatGtr urlb ieOen 8irtb ben
geridporang gegen oas Bemeiri,
mohl beidulbige, allein 6us fbnt oel
39dtiahe nidt Abbruh oaB Der eritl
@ainiIter 6eg 2alibes, Der gertroltl
0es 9rait0enten BiIIon, Der amer,
fainse 6iibrer Der oemOfratiider
NarfeL cine Snoultrie, bon Der BIZ
GriitenS bon Maiuionen Menlden ab
bdngig iii unb beren 9ertreter II
ibrer @~eiomntbett III oIem, mas oet
guten Burger unO ben adtbarer
@lenIden usaAt 8iainn Senntugi
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afnRIcrfpnlert i'm @niiftsim.

Sonntoq ben 19. 9lpril miro ocmi
lieIi9ep maiifIicbbabenoeu 9'ibIi.
trm in Der Sale bes 0sdifpcreins
II. mo SAT- Cir, Gin @eupB berei.
iet pcr0cn, an pcIdem 6oiielbe nod
LANCE Bu 5chrrn BADEN mirO. Tenn
urter Den auipi}icn ocs bieit1ei
81 inllcrter3etts 5rau gruit Geeie.
Serrn Cuc 9se6Ie mo 6errn &eeie
irirb Der berahmte 0dntidc Senorts
Gnriee 9almetto auitreten, Get
terer 1T ein @eiangsfunItler BON in-
ternutionuIem 3uf, meIder nament-
lid hi GeutidIan0 groBe Iriurp1e
gefeiert bat. gliih Der Dalnens@e.
~ianqperein ogonooroin" lit nit meb-
reren @umneru auf benz 9rogramul
.rcrtrcten. @ir fomnen nod ipdter
nuf oieies aon3ert 5uriid.
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&beh ibrer ardfte bornn ber8etteIte,
3eppelins 81 bauen, penn 0ieie iid
pertblo5 ermieien batten2
3ie 3batinde, onB fortgeiest neuc
3eppelins geballt ner0en iolte aud
benz 4eIiimtiten Die $offnung alf
Zeppelin ~pieoergeben. Gines cages
- mann tpiiien mir nidt - aber
eines cages oarften aud Die Sep.
pelias 0ie fLeinmutbigen gtoreler be-
l61nen uto Die Soffnungen erfil,
len Die Die 2iebe fir 6ns alte teilre
gaterlono auf ite geiest bat. .eines
Cages ourfte 0os @ltn0er 8irflid'
felt neroeu.
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2ie Spffnnna anf Zeppelin.

Dan bot, ou9 in ben GreiieH Der
9eurhameritouer, BON 9lnfong oes
arieges ouf bic 2ufttreu5er oes
GruFen Zeppelin 9offmlngen geIest
Bic qeraOe3u @unoer erfparteten.
Dfit benz Romen Zeppelin perbono
Tih bic abuung bon fir England
fotaitropbolen greignifien. CAB Die
3eppelins I6tieBIib ben 5ieg emit
fdei0en fDitrOen, mar ie[bitperitdno'
lid.
Monat Inn Monat 5og iih in0eiIen
Der arieg BIN, obne oaB bic 3eppe-
Tins bon Dem etnmaligen 4n-
griff auf engliide 5tdote obgeieben
ionoerlid berboreetreten rp6ren.
Gas ertDartete @unoer bat iib niht
ereignet. ltnO nun lit Dielfad BITE
Soffnrng auf bic 3eppelitl5 &C.
ihuunben. Dan fam belte Dor
ie0er 3eitungS. 8epeideutafel uao on
jeoern Stommtiid borerb oaB Die
3eppelins cine groBe gntt1aldung
iin0, oaB iie ii6 nidt beiDdbrt Bat
ten mo boB iie in bieiem ariege er-
leOlgt ieien. Die gauge groBe &tebe,
BITE man ben 2uftiegIern Oes 9reiien
@rafen entgegengebradt bate, uno
al Sic 8oifnmgen oieier 2iebe bat
man ben llnterieebooten 6ugepen0et
GO lit nun einmaI menfdliA bob Der
Grfofg Die yteniden g%epinnt.
Mber wer min betpeiien, oaB Bic
0eppelins mirtEid iih nidt bend5-
ren2 Sir fennen nidt bic 8lant
Der 6entlden striegsleittng iio nil.
Ien ntrbt, marltm bic 8eppelins biz
lett 10 penig i'll AftioH getreter
limo. Gns mir jeood nit 8etimmt.
belt ipiiiem 1T, Dab man in IeutiA.
Lamb rafrLos an Der &~eritalung boz
Observation-Disclosures idatft, oaB au.
Den 2eppeIin.B erften Gag uno Jaoht
fleiBige SGnOe gebeimnibUoIle arbei
tbun.
a6nnen mir bon Der oentihel
arieqsIeitung, bic ftd bis iest 4
pifienThaitIid genau in alien ibreT
gerednnnqen ertpieien BAT, bic BIZ
:ekt NIT ID niihterner unb melt
ihoueuopr aIugteit BITE RroblemI
Ioite. bic fi6 tor o0rboteH: Son
men mir bon bieier ariegsIeitnnl
~istIIh oruebHlen, bob tie elmer
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sitdepf lott piGun.

2iucoln, 10. alpril. @eiterrt
Mittaa belt 9unoeSienator Sit6.
cod enc QnIprade al bic Wlitglie-
Der Der 4ebrasfa Staotslegislatur
mo ging babel auf Die oeridieoener
nationalen 6ra9an ein. 4rdi 4tl'
ion prizes er ais ben inteaiqeuteIterl
@piitesrieietL Der ie ben 8rdIloet.
tenituDl in Naibington beitiegeu ba-
Re. n1bren0 er ben Staatsiefretdr
9rBan nur oberfI1fIi6 ais Mit.
gLieo oes aabiretts ertp1bnte.
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Brirlr non Ord6rGl

SER daH 81
tffH Wstrig l1tn Bod UeH fnea
fenbt m aitt dnm Hrifl ue1I
.lfH 5gn mtf tm UleftloWi bFtuien
4gttt Nahaml Dt itautlit e
Nmehnfen Hmtrtlas tll Wlctt
tinoe INIT 8rte9s maiertal m per-.
icieH ucronlud mi6 It mltrt
Hmnmnt feHil1er ZEN ter
sldaten Nr ihtitrrN @tr miiitr.
bras iur zine dallihc aeae Vine.
rita 0amols glerfo leactuter ar.
aenommcn bat MIR mfIen, meldt
.trhdrntlide 5et3Attt ca BEN aelhe1
a~as1ei.rn 5ctuu0gt bai e2 iii b0Her
.leiH Mun0er. menu Dies 9an0, no
Alcs eiclo 9ittt mh an uHs sum
3ii0as miro @auib Ole 2igenilat
.unierer Ecin0e Aeoeibt portrgfilldl
ma amerifamihem @o0en. @tr
haben -es uldt oi0ers %errudrtet. &o'
raul MIR acbaut boben, 6as mar oic
Sjlfe Der Eurfen. ie blieb aud ultt
aus. Ban nciBeri iih bier tn
GGutihIano, amerifmiid)e Siebesi
aaben uHIuuehmen, an pelden I'M
lier eiaenes 9llt flebt lluiere Sic'
qes u0criiht. bic td8Iid 6urh meme
Sieae geitarIt miro, 1T erbobeH.
Ias gauge 8olf lit geihoart am Der
geliebten 8niler. in arbeit eiaig uaf
lin 0ebr nit Gott fir uniern aal.
ier, Elm Sans, Elm 9of, Gin Seer.
ue6eran miro Der 5eiuo 5ei4lagen.
lm0 iobol0 or 0eutifen go0eu be.
itritt perridtet. Sc LANCER DC:
arieg oauert, ie better fur ms. In.
iere G~rnG6rllng lit burdaus geii,
fert. OeIHrreid lu9arn uuo pu
babeH bisber nett aber cine Million
8efangene. Bon meinen Sdulta
meraoen Iin0 bisber orei geiaacn
Sd ielbIt greiie nod Inugem Grbo.
Iungsurlanb tpar ber5franf infolgI
le6eranitrenguugen) Dieoer 8u bel
@Qfien. @ir fnrrnen nod 6 Will
nren paffenfdbige Manner itellen
tpellu es iein iolte Damn fam It'd
auh Die gall3e 8elt, Don ben 5ran
8oien biz 81 ben Menihenirelierl
lno 8oriQas, eini6lieBLia SdIm
paaien, ms slt9egeniteIlen, mi
perOen fertig 0amit. Sc Oidte
bas @ras, inn 70 better 0os Wldben
Isle oenfen iid Die Ser. 5taaten ei
acntIld lire 3utunft2 @lalt
nift, oaB mir ndfber etnipringen
perln oieiel6en bon Sapan ange
griffen meroen.
Qie6er S5obonf, id min niht, bal
flr inns eintreten iolit, mi
iin6 sepaItiJ tart uuo brnudeI
feline 9ilfe; aud nidt in @ort I'M
Ghrift ioalt Oh ms o~ertbeioigen
Der Slang uHierer &liuga miro AUG
! bic gr6Bte ~gitaenbrut peruidteli
/, mr. oas cine: iei it'd, ihimpfe mid
INIT auf uns, ireue did nit Geinc
gltern uno 9einer Sdndter itbe
uniere Siege. Qeutihes gllt rol
I In Dir. 0eine gItern entitamnre
/ neiner engeren &eimotb, Die 81
/, beilig 1T. 6er8li6en @ruB an Oh
, uno bic Geinen.
+ Is. 3ernis.
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Ncuigtriten Gus Soma

tuna uno 9eIiebtbeit. 4uber Den
beioeu S6hnen betrallern nod Der
@otte. Iofuie 5lpei Todier urO eine
ansabl @robtin0er Den Zoo Der
8erihieoenen. Gen 6interbliebe.
nen iprehen mir infer Wlitgefubl
aus.
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g0lDaro 3roIte[ Sobn por SobH
3roIteI, einen 2lngenlei0en 5ltill
Epfer. Der iiilge Mann erretdte
nur Elm alter bon 26 Jabren. 3ie
Qeidle puroe bierber 3ur geiietrflB
iiberflbrt. Gen 10 frub 8eritortei
men ilberleben auBer Dem goter nod
bier 9riioer un6 brei Shmeitern,
tuelhen mir hermit infer Qtitge.
fubl ausornfen.
1Drt Dodge.
golntDs 4uoitor 6anr1ban erbieli
BON benz Superpiiorek9tdt Der
auftrag, angebote fir ben gou Dol
20 DerihieDeaen griiden I'M Count.
ant oiiauIidem @ege ein3uforoern
oeren &eriteIlungsfoiten anf insge
iammt $27, 500 Oeranihlagt tporber
+iino.
Ger onf Der Dorm bon Senri
Soper nn~geItcIte Sdilt alnoeriot
erlitt am sonntas, oIs Elm ibellge
mor6enes gfcrb gegen iein 8uegl
anrannte unb baiieIbe umitieB, i
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gaItcr 6. Str6Oer BON be
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suritdgetebrt, mo- Ct III Dergangene
Dote Der aonFeren8 Der eonngeli
Iften airfen bsiipobnte.
O. NroidoIo bat ben aontrnf
fir bic GrridtAia oes rleliet brei
Iftodiocn 5eiIeI@ ebduoes on Ser
Ape. Glib erbaIteH. Sein @ebu
mar $14,0b5.
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HnLirn LAD.

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ter oen 4uipi3ieu 0es 0ctidea
2ahlen.9 ercin5 i'm 9eutiden @das
Gin QroBcr Gcficos9oa itatt, 5u nal
dem groBartige gorbareit1ngen ae'
troffcn worocn imo ga ale Bis
berigen 6eitIi6teiten oes 0eutiden
gonen gereins tets BON groBen
griolqe qefront gctueien find, IL
lam man ii6 oarauf perCaiieu, bat
aud Der galico.9aa eiuen id]onen
gerlauf netrnen miro. Seoermanr
lit al 0ieiem ireuuOlidit eingeIaoet.
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qidltaeieb petiert.

Qincoln, 10. April. @ouOer.
neur WorebeaO belegte aetern oas
bon Der gegislotiir nrgenommene
@eieb, oos Gtlnbn oas 9iedt gum
zines itaOtiiden GIeftrbi-
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9as Cbergeriht bat cine 8eru.
furg. ben 3yaa 6etreffs Der @irtb.
idqfts .Betttion in 9alep Sanction
III @ieoerertp0gung 8u 5ieben, per-
morfera 3ies beDeutet, DAB Die
8irtbi6aiten in gaGep Snnetion
ebenfaQs geidloilen bleiben
SIN Spe8ereimaarens8eiddi bon
Sastea, 919 3.Str, brad Mitt-
mod friib 5euer aus, 0as betradt'
fidcn Sda0en dnrtdtete.
@egen eciespiori9en @ertaufs
BON @biSfg purOe 90. 5urforo elm
aeIoht.
Sic Gountp Supprbiioren Be-
ihIolien alEf anrathen 6es @ountg'
nnfDalts, Sen 8irtbidaftsbeiiberll
far Die Belt bonn Is. 6ebruor biz !.
April be5ablte Nulct.5 teier midi
mieoer3uUerguten.
Mtontag Qott broden 3iebe IN
oas Social Der 3es MoineS 5loul
|anb SEED 60, 207 siopeit 3.5tr.
elm uno erbeufetait Iber $500 goar'
|oel6.
SIM 3ienItag nnroen mie6erum
9erionen pegen 9rnnteHbett be.
trait. Bier batten iid ibren Ranid
i'll Boone ge6e4t.
9es MOines 1enHae areiie.
3er Surnocretu belt Wlittwod
abeuo feline regeImaBige WioldtS
DeriammIuug ub, hi iueIder BIT
Turner O. Qal, 8. gippel unO O
&er5cr 81 Deipenteu fir bic Soges
iibung in GaDenport eripdbIt muir
ben.
@maurs reiite am WitttDod Htt
ieinem gru0er Sermanit nah Gar
lroa, Sd., no an DienItng @eibei
1tuttpr, 5raa Mnnette GnnfeI. plos
ltd ~aeTtorben mar. Die GntidIafeuc
fDeIde Elm Alter BON nabesu go Sab
ren erreidt bate, erireute iid be
alien, bic iie tarlHten, groBter AG
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Gie beige Meme Dor Ga. bat
6ie @etdnoe Der in aonfurs gerote.
nen Gotional Dor So. angefauft uno
.Oieie 6irma nit Der ibrigen Der.
eiuigt.