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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
YOUNG DEGENERATE
COMMITS SUICIDE
E. o. EDWARDS, OF AINSWORTH,
NEBR., ARRESTED FOR SER
IOUS CRIME, SHOT HIMSELF
THRU KIDNEY AT CITY JAIL
THIS MORNING AND DIED THIS
AFTERNOON.

E.. o. Edwards, aged p, whose
home was Ainsworth, Nebr., shot
himself thru his abdomen at the city
jail this morning. The young man
was taken to the hospital where he
died this afternoon.
Edwards, who has been "hashing''
about several of the local eating
houses for the past month, was arrest
ed in the postoffice Wednesday morn
ing, charged with sodomy, the COM
plant being made by young COM
panion. Edwards was placed in the
city Jail where he denied the charge
but when he learned that there were
to be several other witnesses, all of
whom were his victims, he laid plans
to commit suicide. He drank a pint of
liquid soap, but this failed to kill him
merely acting as purgative.
Early this morning Edwards asked
permission of the desk sergeant w
H. Darby to telephone and was let
out into the corridor. Darby stooc
near him as he was telephoning, but
someone raped on the door and he
turned his head for an instant. Ed
wards grabbed a 80 calibre revolver
from the desk, ran to the center of
the room and fired the shot, then
threw the gun to the floor. He was
taken to St. Joseph's hospital where
he died.
Edwards has brother, locomotive
engineer, at Lance, Nebr., who has
been notified of the tragedy and death,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Church CORNER
Stone LAID sunday
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT
THE MAGNIFICENT NEW BETH
ANA LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERMON BY REV. G.. A. LARSON
OF MINNEAPOLIS.

The cornerstone of the beautiful
new Bethania Lutheran church was
laid Sunday afternoon with impress
sive ceremonies. The weather was
perfect and a large number of the
members of the congregation and their
friends assembled for the exercises.
Following the regular Sunday morn
ing sermon, a dinner was served at
the church by the ladies.
Rev. Mr.. Tonne, the local pastor
was assisted in the ceremonies by Rev
G. A. Larson of Minneapolis and Rev
Mr. Rygver of this city. The sermon
for the occasion was preached by Rev
Larson. Placed in the stone were a
copy of the bible, a copy of the Sverd-
rups Forklaring, copy of Luther's
Catecism, copy of Lutheraneren
and copies of the United Lutheran
the history of the Bethania congrega-
ton from it's beginning in 1887, a
copy of the church constitution, the
Minot Daily Optic-Reporter and the
Ward County Independent.
Mr.. Larson's sermon was very ap'
propriate and most able effort.
The church was designed by Archi'
CecC NODefC II. OCdCy-Juu dIlu 10 CAis
first reinforced concrete building
erected in Minot. 1t has roof truss
that is absolutely original and is GOV.
cred with fire proof shingles. Wher
the steel ceiling is placed, it will be
fire proof.
The church is a beauty. 1t has 9
white rough cast exterior finish, OBJ
tanned by throwing marble dust on the
cast while still wet. This makes the
building waterproof. Mr.. Stacy-JuG
is receiving many compliments fol
his work. Z
Rev. J. Tonne, the pastor in charge
has demonstrated that he is worker
and an able businessman. Mrs. Tonne
has helped him a great deal with the
preliminary work and in this she has
been assisted by the members of thu
large congregation.
Rev. Mr.. Larson went to brady thu
following day, where he laid the cor
nerstone of the new Lutheran church
at that place. #a .. ~>
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
fine Chance
FOR INVESTMENT
CONSUMERS POWER co. ARE EN-
COURAGING INVESTMENT IN
STOCK OF NORTHERN STATES
POWER co. WILL NET IN
VISITORS 8 PER CENT.

Announcement by the Consumers
Power Company that it proposes to
encourage local investment in the
Northern States Power Company, OF
which it is part, has already aroused
considerable interest. 1t appears that
while there is no new stock issue, nor
any construction requirements necessi-
tating large additional funds, the COM
pany has acquired limited amount
of its z per cent preferred stock from
the original purchasers. 1t is this re-
purchased stock which is now avail
able to local investors through the
Second National Bank at price of
about $85.75 per share, which would
net the investor an per cent return
on his money.
The Northern States Power Com
pany was organized in 1909 to operate
public utilities in Minnesota, North
and South Dakota, Illinois and Wis
consin, on the group principle. ~
combining the requirements OF service
organization in Minneapolis, St. Paul,
Mankato, Saltwater Faribault, North
field, Fargo, Grand Forks, Mlnot,
Sioux Falls, Galena and other COM
munities, both the efficiency and econ
omy of operation has been improved,
a great amount of physical construc-
ton has been completed, the present
low rates made possible and service
carried to thousands Of additional GUS
toners.
There are upwards of 2,700 stock
holders in the Northern States Power
Company scattered over the United
States. 1t is now said to be the COM
panv's policy to increase the number
Of stockholders in the cities where ser
vice is rendered, not for the purpose OF
raising money, but with desire OF
more firmly establishing community
Of interests of mutual benefit both to
the investing public and the company.
In doing this the company seems to be
following the modern trend toward
decentralized ownership of the corpor-
atoms, and at the same time giving
the public an opportunity to snare IN
whatever financial returns follow sue
cessful operation.
The preferred stock of the Northern
States Power Company has paid per
cent dividends since organization, and
the net earnings after the payment OF
all interest charges are now nearly
twice the preferred stock dividend re.
ouirements. Steady and substantial
progress has been shown in business
and earnings each year, and about TO-
600 customers are now served In COM
munitjes aggregating 100000 popula-
ton. The Company has 48,O25 horse
power in hydro-electric power, 1880
horsepower in steam power and five
gas works with daily production cap
acity of 100000 cubic feet.
An investor in Northern States Pre-
ferred stock has the opportunity of
observing the character of manage
ment accorded to the particular prop
erty serving the city in which he re-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

Many Attend Dairy Co. Picnic.
The first annual picnic Of the Minot
Dairy company is being held at Major
Persons Elmwood farm today. It is
quite largely attended. At the noon
hour, the guests who had brot their
luncheons were served coffee and ice
cream by the dairy company and an
appropriate program is being rendered
at this writing. Complete particulars
will be given next week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Col. Roosevelt Was in MinOt.

Col. Theodore Roosevelt and party
passed thru Minot over the 500 Tues
day night bound for San Francisco.
He is scheduled to make three address,
,es in San Francisco and one at San
Diego, on america Preparing For
War" The colonel feels like North
Dakota is still his home and he has
many pleasant recollections of Incl
dents that occurred in this state dur
ing his ranching days.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Burns Picnic Today.

The Clans are gathering today for
a fine picnic at Wildwood park which
has been turned over to the Burns
club for their annual picnic. A good
Scotch program will be rendered and
and enjoyable supper served. Full
particulars of the enjoyable affair
will be given next week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Seventh Day Adventists.

The Seventh Day Adventists have
erected waterproof tabernacle on
their lot at the north end of the via
duct and beginning tonight will give a
series of lectures. They believe that
we are living in the last days and
point to the present great war as a
fulfllment of the prophecies made in
the Bible. They are devout in their
lives and stand for everything that is
best in the civic life of the community.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
H0DC|NS PLANS
BONDED WAREHOUSE
TRANSFER COMPANY ARRANG-
ING TO BUILD FIREPROOF
WAREHOUSE 80x11O FEET ON
EAST CENTRAL AVENUE.

The Hodgins Transfer company is
making plans to build a large fire
proof bonded warehouse on East
Central avenue, where it's present
building stands. The plans call for
building 8Ox11O feet, three stories
and a basement. sa
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Fire Crackers Burn Boy.

Clifford, the seven-year-old son of
James Longevan, met with a serious
accident. He had placed matches and
fire crackers in his hip pocket and
sliding down an incline, the matches
were ignited. These set off the fire.
crackers, burning the clothing from
one side of his body. His hip and
hands were burned and skin may have
to be grated.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Champlin, Bert Smallwood, Jas
Smallwood.
IAper-Howe Co. Buys % Mere Yards.

l1per-Howe Co. Buys % Mere Yards.
The Piper-Howe Lumber company
announces that it has just purchased
20 additional lumber yards in Thu
section of the state, giving that con-
Germ total of As yards in North Da-
kota. This means that the Piper
Howe company will be doing a half
million dollars more of business per
annum in the future. The company
will contine to make Minot it's head
quarters. This concern has the con-
fidence of all and the future appears
bright.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
DEATH OF DES Laos YOUTH.

Robert L. Vineyard, the ten-year-old
son of Edward Wingard, a prominent
Des Laos farmer, died at St. Joseph's
hospital at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday
morning, following brief illness.
The remains were taken to the lads
home for interment.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

Burt Farmers Will Give Dance.
The Burt Township Farmers club
will give a dance at their hall near
brady on Friday evening, July 23rd.
Good music will be furnished and a
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15

Minot Man Again Honored.
Governor Hanna has reappointed J.
D. Van Fleet, the we'll known local I'M
dertaker, member of the state board
of embalmers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-15
Aurelia Rahe Died

Aurelia Babe Died.
The four months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Smith of Aurelia died
in this city Tuesday night. The re-
mains were shipped to Aurelia.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18
Reviving The Old Fitzgerald Way

The successful entertainment the Reunion
%andes gathering of Fitzgerald has opportunity
80 oe host to- should be inspiration every
1 Cne city The splendid cooperation that finally made itself mani
Ges when the bggnes of the upon leading
e should teach US the value of cooperation for
Development The Fitzgerald spirit brought us
through dark hours during the making
the good of the
TIE future Geographically destined the
rca importance in South Georgia merely
efforts leading this
at ONE thought the minds of people, greater
oeer ana more prosperous to bring within
a good people of this country share of our
schools our civic PRIDE our industry the development of county
and the etermen of all of many advantages so patent
the casual visitor to section Cooperation
the past made the city will accomplish things for
e future and to those appeal together the future
greatness of our beloved Fitzgerald.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18
THE GOVERNOR
IN OUR MIDST

Fitzgerald felt signally honor
ed by the presence of Governor
Harris at the Re- Union Tuesday.
Several weeks ago the Secretary
of the Re- Union committee had
extended an invitation to the
Governor to attend the Reunion
but at that time it appear ed prob
able that the business of the
State would make it inconvenient
for him to leave the Capitol, so
that Gov. Harris sent his regrets
at that time. 1t was therefore a
matter of great satisfaction that
with the affairs of the State ad-
justed, the Governor found time
to pay the city visit during the
sessions Of the Veterans of the
State. his old comrades in.arms.
Gov. Harris has as yet not de-
cided what measures he shall
call upon the special session on
the Legislature to solve in addi-
ton to the appropriation bill.
However, he has under consid-
Grafton adding the W. & A. bill
the Webb Canyon Liquor ship
ping bill and may include both
into the call for the special ses-
sion. The Governors stay in the
city, which he intended to ex-
tend to Wednesday night, was
cut short by the unfortunate acts
of the mob at the State peniten-
tiary. The immensely of the af-
fair as it affects the moral and
economic welfare of the State.
so overwhelmed the Governor,
that he returned to the Capital
Tuesday night to take personnel
charge of the investigation of
the outrage.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18
LEO N. FRANK
Victim Of Mob--Hanged Near
Marietta.

Marietta, Ca, Aug. Ill. M.
Frank is dead, victim of mob law.
Shortly before Z o'clock this morn
ing he was hanged to an oak tree
in a wood two miles east of here
after having been removed from the
Georgia prison farm, 100 miles
away, late last night, by band of
twenty-five men. Thus ended the
career OF the man who for two years
has maintained his innocence OF
the murder of Mary Pagan.
Frank, on his ride to death, was
clothed in a silk night shirt, with
the letters Il. M. F." embroidered
over his heart. When found today
a white handkerchief had been
placed over his face and a piece oil
brown cloth bound around his limbs
IT'S ndndS were Dracketed before
him and his feet were bound with {
piece of rope. The hangman's knot
lay against his right jaw.
Discovery of the body was made
at $50 this morning by searching
parties which had been organized
after Franks removal from the
prison farm became known. The
news spread with lightning-like
rapidity, and within a half hour
hundreds of people, including scores
of women and children, from Ma.
rietta and the surrounding country.
side, began to arrive to view it
This was continued until Coroner
Booth arrived two hours later.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18
PEARCE & RATTEY the Saua

PEARCE & BATTEY, the Savan-
nah Cotton Factors, are substantial,
reliable and energetic. Their ex-
tenSive warehousing facilities and
superior craftsmanship are at your
command. They are abundantly
able to properly finance any guam
tity of cotton shipped them. Isn't it
to your interest to try them? Do
it now and be convinced. fri
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18

Resolutions adopted the morning of the veterans
@Tdose the admission veterans to the Union Sol
ders Home at johnson City, Tenn and the extension of the
federal pension system confederate The resolutions
urge the southern members of Congress cooperate in the
Of laws intended put in effect these measures BRIO Cen
Brdges Smith of Macon elected Adj the
Georgia Division of Confederate Veterans The afternoon session
Evin be held in the Court house.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take 0rnXe1S

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18
For Sale or Rent, Sept. LIST

A practically new Groom resi-
dence, all modern conveniences,
desirably located, only % blocks
south First National Bank.
Address, w. 0. WooTEN,
ala If Talladega, Ala.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18

lnVigorating to the Pale and Sticky
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria .enriches the blood and builds upthe sys-
lem. A true tonic. For adults aud children. SOC
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08

Gamitas na4 lansem fdtperem 2siben
bic slusen Slm etpieen S6lummer
seItJlofien unb bic 9interbliebenea,
Der 4atte Serr aarl Steinmann nebit
ben feds Rinbsrn unb ibren Gamis
len bdbsn bas berali4ite Mitgefiibl
ibrer 3ablreihsn 5reunoe unb 8e.
fdnnten. syrau Gteinlnann, bic I'M
20. 9ebensiabre Hdnb, mar. obgleiH in
lnferer Stobt geboren, i'm ,Sersen
unb ibrer adnsen @eiinnung edit
oentId, eebliebsn. Der proteitantiite
ssrauen Waifenberein, Der 5rauenuerz
Elm bes SeutiGen 0iatrniHenz5oIpis
tals, Der Sraienperein Der philippus
Stride, iotpie Der gaItern Star pers
lierm nit Der Yerblihenen elm eifriz
ees ppferpiliess Wtitgfieb. Sie BE
erbieune finbet am Dienitds Tahmits
tag ppm Sruuerhaufe, 4311 Saisbt
Mpenue, Mortbiibe, aiif Dem beuiff)en
prpt. &irthpf on Der Carthage Yite
itatt. Ser @ottesbienit pirb iln a3
llbr BON Yaitor Sr. +. 9. Dorm in
Der ssriebbofstapelle gebolten.
5rau frieba Sid6ans bat
am Somitog i'm boben 2llter BON 80
Sahren bic miiben 9lusen gum eipigen
Stlummer aeTtloFen. Sic mar bic
Wittfpe bon Ssriebri9 Sidbaus gepes
FEN ilnb ibr Inpenfen pirb bon allen
9etdnnten in Siren gebdlten iperben.
9lm 9ienitdg Mprsen ipirb in Der ct.
Clemens Stride elm 8equiem Sp4s
amt seIebrirt.
Die iterblite S5iilIe bon syrau
Sop6ie Die 4 m II n.Wittpe bon
!0ermann Gisdmonn, tpirb heuteRafz
mittdq bom Srauerbnliis, Siiblpeitede
Der poplar unb 9abniller StraBe,
aus sur etpisen Rube gelsitet lperben.
Sie @sritorbene, ipelte Elm 9(lter pDn
bes perif. Serrn 4usuit 9orser,
rs sSabrn erreidts, erfreute Iia allge>
meiner Wertbfhdbung.
Srau GlifobetD &esensz
berger, bic ibren ae6ensubenb in
bef6auliher Ruhe in 9oomanns Witts
ipenbeimatb perlebte, III bafelbit gez
fern i'm boben glter pon 80 Sabren
seitorbsn. 2lm 9ienitas gtadmitta5
ipirb bic @rsiiin CUR eiuigen Rub. &c.
ira1er tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08
Nieien' 9enipnitraticn
Sebtsn bic @erbiiubt.sn Seienihaftsu
bon Gbiiaso. in's @er,.
LIN ssssn bas SdIi.Ben Der Dirtbs
fhaftsn am Sonntas su
proieitiren.

Gtieaeo, z. Wep. - Die @es'
nsr Der Sdlisbuns Der Wirtbidafier
am SOnntas saben ibrem MibfalIer
,iiber bisie tiir5li4 pom 8irgermsiitel
SbOmpion aui Gruub eines peraIieter
StaatsseIssss Derfiigte SdIisbuns
burd, einen sspaItisen llmsus aus'
orud, on benz fit an bic 100000 Per-
ionsn betbeiIistn uHb Der unisr Der
auipi5isn Der @erbiiHbtttn Gsieli6af
ten fir Selbiiresisrung itatifaHo. Die
fer 0ereinisune gsbDren 925 Itrsiu'
aIlsr HationaIiidtsn an.
Rad ben aneabeH Der 8tamten bel
@ereinisuus nabm.n an Der paraos IN
GanSsn 101, ,470 psrfonsn tb,il. Dor
bief,n maridirtsn 1880 unb 68, 8,54o
fubrsn in auiomobiien unb anbsrer
Jubrpsrisn. DIT Wari6 aina in
Reiben bon 5,bn Wlann DOT iid. nit
bsnen parallel iid cine Toppellinis bon
4uioulobilsn unb drlberen 6ubripsrien
betpegts. gs nabm pole 5ipsi Stunben,
eb. bi. Mari6irsnbtn Dor Der Sribiine
i'm @rant Bart porbeibefilirt.n.
giirsermsiItsr 3bompion battle bi.
ginlabuns, bic paraoe bon Der 5ris
biins aus absunebmen, abseIebnt. aber
bic Sribiins mar bis auf ben Isbten
pldb Don ben 9edmten Der 8ereini'
eun9 unb einssIabsnen GGiten biebt.
Der 3us mar rad NationaIitdtsn
sins.tb.ilt unb bic perfthi.beneu Ra.
tionaliiGten ,riditntg s.im Sbeil IN
ibren maleriidsn Woltstradisn. Sur
Ssits jeber 9tpiIion rift iiets cine
syrau Der bstr,ifenbtn Raticnulitdt IL
Der 9pltstratt. Die 4utDmobils unc
Naa.n parsn ausfhIitbIih NIT ameris
tanif4en GlaessH. fotpit NIT bem
Banner Der 8erbiinbtten GeienfhafteE
ssidmiidt, bas bic aufff,rift iriig:
,,Selbitreaierung unb psrionli4e Trsi'
beit fir ebicaso".
qubtrbem ipurben BON ben Warihis
renben Banner nit pniItnben Snihrifs
ten astras.n. Die polisei ftsllte bic
iiblihe gsiorte, nohbem Der 4eiretdr
Der @sienfdaft, u. z. germot. BEN
5ilfspoIiSsibef Shiittltr bic 0sriihes
rlins gegeben bate, bdb es ii@ lin cine
aunbsebuns i'm Sntersiie Der Selbits
regierung unb nidlt Inn cine Demons
itration ssaen bic DolIfireduns bon Ges
ieben banbIs.
Neue M Mnnifionsfnbrif.
Sbaron ga, 7. 9icbeniber. ~
SuperintenOent W. s. Sletder Fat
@eiiung erbaIten, Die biciigen glnIa.
Gen Der glmericai1 Steel 60. IN be.
men Ger getrieb felt 13 Wonnten re,
rnbt bat, imper3itgIid in gcreitid,aft
suicten, oamit Der Netrieb I'M poacn
limfang aufgenoruiicit uerbm fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-08
2okal.Derid)t
gd,iueiser 1ysdnmerbpr.
Sas 35. SnnbesiGnserfeit fat mod
feim oniiing.

Der Sapsioer MGnner9pr psriam
melte iid ssitern i'm Sauptquartier
Jlamm's Salle an Sobn unb @beitnu
Strabe, CUR monatllden SiBuns. Yrd
iibent s. s. 9rofe rbrte ben 8oriii
nnb Serr u. 2obner bas Yrototpa
!9err 9lbam 9roppenbader trat Dem
9ereiu als paffiDes NtitsIisb bel. BRA.
ifbent 6. 6. @rohe fiibrte ben 8prIis
ri1t fur ben leBten Utonat, gemGt
ipel6em bic ginnabmen Ii9 auf SGT. 81
unb bic 9lussaben auf $3.50 6eliefen.
Bonn 9iibepobl WGnuerdor lag elm!
Giniabuns 5u ieiner GbenbunterbaIs
tuns Dor, bic sr eeitern slbeno in Der
Geitral Iurnbdlle abbislt, uno puroe
bsl6loNen, pOll5dblis oaran tbeilsuneb=
men; aud cine ginlabung gum Sa6rz
martt unb &iinitlerfeit Der Oeutiae
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nember in Der Utuiitbale tpuroe anae>
uommeu; Der @erein pirb bas Jeit nit
ben 9ereinistsn Sdnsern befu4en, bic
attiD am prpgramm tbeilnebmen pers
ben.
Bonn decentralization SGneerz
buno lag Elm Shreiben Dor, in bent
rnitsetbetlt pirb, bab bic aopfiteuer
fdIig 1T, ipeI6e baraufbin 5ur 3u6z
lung angspieIen tpurbe. sSn bemisI>
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entbalten, pab ss Der gunbesbebOrbe
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par bds 5eit Der Stabt Cincinnati
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DON 250,000 Dollars bon ben 9iir-
germ beipilist 1T; Die 5fpeits anleibe,
bic iid auf 350,000 Dollars bslaufen
foIte, bat jebp6 in Der Wabl am 2.
NoDember nidt bic n0tbige 3peibrittel'
Wfehrbeit erbalten.
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fangsitunben, bic jeBt Samitaes
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aber nd6 IGngerer Debate anf bic
nddfte Sibung suriidgelegt. in bsr
and bic idbrlide 9eamtenpabl itatts
finben tptrb.
Gum Shluiie erIu6te 9rGiibent
@roFe bic SGngtr, piinttlid su ben.
proben Der @ereinisten SGnser gu
fommen.
4m 0a6mtttas unb 4benb bes,
Reuiabrstages, Samitag. ben /. Sas
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