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Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Henry s. and Jestina Chick, girl.
Joseph and Antonia Corcatizzo, girl.
Vivian L. and Lillian A. Lane. boy.
David W. and Lucretia Hancock. boy.
Joseph A. and Helen n. Kidweil. boy.
Edward F. and Edith NJ. Keating, boy.
Arthur p. and Pearl W. Green, girl.
Hugh W. and Florence Jones. girl
Alonsa and Ann r. Morris. boy.
Nicolas and angela Chaconas. girl.
Elmer and Stella ". Schildknecht. boy.
Clifrord Ga and Lille n. Fausett, boy.
Grimm q, and Susie L. -GafnettS girl.
Chariss o., seSa Mary l. sCapiphelI. girl.
Nicten and Nellie Walden, boy.
Edward A. and Ida Pitts. girl.
Andrew z. and Lena King. girl.
George and Ida Casper. girl.
Edward J. and Eva NJ. Little. boy.
Eustace and Bertha Hewett. boy.
Bernard J. and Ida Doyle, girl.
Richard and Cora Bean. girl.
Oliver and Mary Harris. boy.
Trans and Lillian Harris. boy.
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BILE OPPORTUNITIES.
the following opportunities may
lication to
NITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
4LsAw--Frss board, iodsfng ana wash-
PC-Per day. PH-Psr hour. BAL
nfvrnished house. garden. fuel and MIL
esd. IT. Neutrality-suspicious. may %
nderstood that an opportunities ere q
es'red a. soon as possible.
fcr eensral farm work. Married psN. -
| IN. IN AoFAh. Not more than
iiiiS ssiumor.. 4 iron and wire wsrksrs
at WIS PD. Must be exp,
Aountain Lake Park. One colored waiter
wsnted 20 30 to place near Mountain ..s. Lnxe
Pennsylvania.
iisos echuylkiil Co. labcrsrs At ~
PD Of . hrs. for work around steam shov-
| els and dump. Russians. Slave (no itsl-
ians). Other Es. Single. IT. adv. ana DE-
| Quoted within 200 miles.
sanders. men familiar with wood working
q ro 70 n2 NV for laborsrs and ~ to y
| PW for skilled workers 81 hrs PW
| Americana. Canadians. Germans. Northern
Itaiisns Austrians acceptable. May sd'
iitOs.. Near Philadelphia. 70 iaborers 70,
lo.dins and unloading cars and work y
Iag room Of paper mill At 800 per hr. II
mrs. I'D. single or married.
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SPlRlTpALISM

MRS. ri. m. NOLAN snsbfrSA. MnHi1Ia.
Readings daily; spiritual services Sunday and
Thursday evenings. ll22 II st. N. H.
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RUG WEAVING

OUR woven rugs are guaranteed nve years;
carpets cleaned and secured. OLD LAU-
REL ECLIPSE. 3o9-ll 10th st. 8. w. NJ. s2et-J
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, is1o Irving st., Nj.
Pleasant. D. c.. modern conveniences, nrst
class condition. Apply TO 8. T. Hickman.
Silver Spring, Nd. Phi. Woodside ST.. 1
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; lowest
rates; prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER q RUTHERFORD. SIT 18th.
MONEY TO LOAN-$25o TO $500. 900 on d. C.
real estate. Several trust funds. ~ to per
cent. All transactions conducted with econ
omical consideration for borrowers.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & co..
Bouthern RuildinE. 007 18th st. N. W.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

BREAD WAGON for sale. 1908 Four and-a-
Halt at, 8. w.
FOR sALE-Ten head OF horses and mares
one pair mules, two one-horse farm wagons.
Rear t6s Pa. ave. N. w.
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OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale.

HERNDoN HEIGHTS-Nine rooms. porch
sxs7 IT.; splendid water; ane park; fruit;
wise. Apply j. w. STARR. Nt E. Capitol
St. or A. II. BUELL. Hsrndon. Va.
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Dump Wagons.

SEE n. L WATERS for Acme steel bottom
dump wagons, commercial car bodies. na-
ness. ,buggies. uv Pa. ave. N. w. Maj
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REAsuRY DEPARTMENT. Supervising
FOR SALE-L0TS

CORNER LOT, business section: unexcelied
location for bank, office building church
OF apartments. Spectators and investors
this Is your chance. Full particulars by per-
sonai interview. BOX 4i9. Times office.
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BULLETIN OF AVAILA
Detailed information concerning
be secured free Of charge upon app
BUREAU OF INFORMATION. q
\ OF LABOR, e01
xBY 10 ABBRTvIATIoNs USED.
Ing. PM--PeY month. Pw-Per ysee.
Free Board and lodging. HoFAM--U
Es-Enfiish speaking. Hxp-.nxperien
advanced under favorable conditions.
Uniess otherwise stated. u VIII % 2
permanent nature. ana the heip v
District Of Columbia.
iissc Washington. IS ios house isborsrs ss
S.n PD Of 10 hrs.
Virginia.
Loudoun County-One man for farm chcrss.
70 to SIS Pm. BAL. Work not heavy. Mar
between 40 and 90 yrs. OF ass would DO.
rs,t must Be able to milk. white. sinse.
attend to crops. corn and potatoes. Any
Es. Current wages. Will also take married
man II single not available.
Culpeper County. Ten wanted. white or col
ored, at Si.J0 PD for work In stone crushes
quarry. shanties Furnished i free ,, Of Chars charss: e.
Maryland.
Prince George County-An experienced farm
hand .sd for general work near LAurs'. ~
Cabin John Bridse-singis or married mar
for general farm work At $40 % i7s Pm
without board. but would furnish iodsina
and vegetables.
Montsomery county--ons white man wanlsl
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, AUGUST .. 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office Of the Secretary of the Board Of Com.
missioners. Room 500. District Building. until
O'Clock. p. NJ. August Is. 1916. for furnish
ing and installing stage curtains and other
curtains In the Dunbar High School Building.
located at the corner Of First and Streets
N. W., Washington. d. c. Blank forms OF
proposal. plans. specifications and all neces-
sary information may be obtained Of the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department, Room IN.
District Building Washington. d. G. A Dc.
posit OF Ave dollars will be required Of bid
ders to insure the of plans and speci-
fications in good condition. OLIVER u
NEWMAN, LOUIS BROwNLOW, CHARLEf
w. KUTZ, Commissioners. ID. c.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. supsrvisns
Architects Ofnce. Washington. d. c.. July
q. 1916. Sealed proposals will be opened In
this Office at p. m. August .s, 1915, for sup
plying to the various Federal buildings, Ma
rine Hospitals. and Quarantine Stations under
the control Of the Treasury Department.
portable desk lamps during the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1917. in accordance with the
drawing and specifications, copies Of which
may be had at this Office in the discretion Of
| the Supervising Architect, Jas. A. Wetmors.
Acting Supervising Architect.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
TRICr OF COLUMBIA. AUGUST 2. 1915.
office OF the Secretary Of the Board Of Com
missionsrs Room 800. District Building, until
O'Clock. p. M, August Is. 1915 for furnish
ing and installing Electric Clocks and Bells
for the Dunbar High School Building. located
at corner OF First and N Streets n. W.,
Washington. ID. c. Blank forms OF proposal.
specifications and all necessary information
may be obtained OF the Chief Clerk. Engineer
Department. Room AZ. District Building.
Washington. d. c. A deposit OF hve dollars
win be required from bidders to guarantee
the return OF specifications in good condi-
ton. OLIVER p. NEWMAN, LOUIS
BRowNLow. CHARLES w. KUrz. Com
missioners ID. c.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-FARMS

Complete Poultry Farm
2sh acres land; good roomy dwelling with
bath and all necessary outbuildings; conven-
iently located. Is min. from city; exceptionally
desirable. VIII sacrihce for $500. Only small
part cash required. Balance on easy terms.
J. II. BoYDEN (Owner). 9ls ut. N. w.
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VACUUM TREATMENT

VIRGINIA X. HOLT = Late assistant to
Prof Parker. Treatment for ladies and
children only. Hours: I to p. m. and by
appointment. office and residence. 1+l5 N st.
N. w. Consultation free.
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Marriage Licenses.

Luther II. Caldwell. Harrisonburg. Va, and
Clara r. Anderson. Warrenton. Va.
Robert Bowers. Lime Kiln. Nd. and Ethel
Sauers, Lime Kiln. Nd.
william Brown and Colder Phillips.
william E. Lewis and Lulu l. Drummonds.
William A. studemann and Dorothy A. Mad
den.
J,inious E. Douglas. Harrisonburg Va. and
Alberta Nizer Elkton, Va.
John II. Carnes and Mary L. Kopp.
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FOR SALe-MISCELLANE0US

FOR sALE-s5o oak sideboard, $1L7b; ono s@
clawfoot extension table. Ss.es one s35 ma
hogany chffonier. $3.50. ACME UPHOL-
STEERING CO.. 7H T st. N w.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-05-25

would offend the most sensitive CRATE upon Of the
most refined AS the Republican standard he will have
nothing to take back apologies or explanations to
offer Whatever hopes the Democrats may carrying
the state will suffer eclipse when he nominated
We find upon dgent inquiry, that Judge resigned
from the Supreme Court to become candidate Governor at
the request Of Republicans throughout state who believed him
the strongest candidate who could be who had
faith that his nomination in the June primary his cleo
ton in November lie did resign the bench at the
instance Of particular person, element the
party but took the action for through the in
sstene of many good ordinary Virginia Very
distinctly Judge Robinson of his and no mans
man This is proved by his whole man prominent in
the public affairs Of the and by tine bench Of
the supreme Court where his of Justice impccd him to
differ several times from the majority opinion OF chat bench on
important questions On the bench has been an able dis
cerning impartial and fearless judge, tied by political
prejudice welded to partisan idols Among those who know
Judge Robinson, the emphatic statement that Dee candidate
of no faction of the Republican party will be- frankly accepted
Tor hc is Of real conviction and rare independence
Those who tell you that Ie absolutely man of mi. own
views do not themselves believe any who would persuade
You that hc would could be controlled by any person or per
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-05-25
To the People of Preston County:

To the People of Preston County:
AS candidate for the republican nomination for Governor
OF West Virginia. at the primary June 9th respectfully
the vote of every those sound policies of
craftsmanship for which the Republican party preemnen
In view of public career say that no
individual faction sponsor my candidacy
candidate at the instance of good worthy citizens in
every quarter of the state, whose call deemed duty
1t is gratifying that support men regard
less of their former affiliations for efficient public ser
vice. through reunited party and have charity all;
tangling alliances wi none"
If nominated Governor have the faith that
shall be, it will be my endeavor all times promote
of my native state, and impartay deliberately to adj
minister its affairs the representative all people
demand economy without parsmony and progress without
caism. AS far lies, shall upon
every dollar of the states money expended.
think my past record that shall be
firm conclusions after respectful
ton of the opinions of others. At all the right
recognizing that he his party best who his country
best
Many good policies years put into the
statutes of by the Republican
party Permit say beyond perfecng
have am not of opinion that present
sve legislation. What
like cooperation for the upt West Virginia. develop
men of her for the realization her
faith among s itself law
have promises to retain anybody now in Office
to appoint anyone who My conception our state
government greater than that organization
for the distribution of patronage incident to gov
eminent, shall demand above all else absolute efficiency
AS candidate for the nomination, my platform simple
code of truth and honor which learned plain
hills the nominee of the Republican
party platform will be that made by party
assembed Governor of Virginia my platform will be
the Constitution of the State by the people
in pursuance thereof.
Requesting thoughtful consideration Of every voter n
Respectfully,
"a RAE. ROBINSON
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-05-25

To the Republican Voters Of Preston County:
After thoughtful consideration, the undersigned
Preston county unreervedy candidacy Judge
T. Robinson for Governor We have read with
nouncemen for Governor printed above and believe every
word in it. We believe every word he says-wc believe
His dissenting opinion in the Martial Law alone
platform enough for uss declaration Of principles that will
die The conduct Of his campaign has been high plane
His speeches have been literary classics full Of worth
clustered with Christian truths lie has said that
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-05-25

sons other than himself, carefully any
part OF his past record He
ace conscience and independence. of
Engagements with factions and interests especially
and power domination Judge Robin
sons canddady appeals to very large majority farmers
business and working West Virginia appeal
to all who simply want fair honest upright vigorous
pendent Governor When elected believe
that his guide will be the simple code of truth
plain farm house when pillow boy among hills Taylor
county In the lawyer bench the
highest councils of the Methodist church. and ag
cultural work in all movements of progress beerment
to which he belongs, his prayers followed him.
We therefore most heartily endorse Judge Ira
of Taylor county, native who has proved WORTH
Governor and advise friends negbors join with us in
giving him old fashioned the Republican primary
Tuesday June 9th the orerunner overwhelming Repub
ican victory in the state Tuesday November 9TH 1915
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Respectfully yours,

~ >ON 'l'ooE M EN"LEHAhI
" " nan LEI
~ W. O"
-
a. H. rAl'D0Il lEh
McAuIIEN Pp prcx1pw
HuENAN M w v,Dn,pD
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Strcik Srcbt INT Scr
BMnSesidltffs /!

8oibtngton s. g9ob. - Die 3eid.
ner III oem 98orfolfer Sdliffs6ouboi
boben ben 8oridIog 0eS gSaIbina.
toner Observation-Disclosures 5uriidqc.
mieien lle6er5eit 81 orbeiten, nm Sic
iih ouigebduften 9leparatllrar6eiten
3l erleoigen unO oroben on oen
Streif 81 ge6eu. Sefret1r Daniels
mtirbe Ell 9eridt iiber sic acgen.
pGrttae Situatiou borgeIegt. 3ie
8eouiten oes Observation-Disclosures
erfldren oaB offiaiea nidt ole QLb.
iiht beitnnoen b1tte, in an6eren
Sdtftsbonbofeu Die 9(ngcitedten
um llcbcr5eititu10en nu3uaebcn. Sic
glrbeiter in 9iorfolf iuo iieben
Shm0cn Den Tag beidl1itigt uno Die
2eitlng Der @erit nlodltc acltcn0,
DoB bic ailigebnliten glrbcitcu ifnell
crIe6igi mcr0en miir0e1L ueiln Sic
Seute orai Shlnoeu llcbcgeit ar6ei.
tell pilroen.
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ltcbcr so 1ocr1cncfi
in Bottom ertrrnkcn!
StrafcnbabnluusrH itirjt SurdD uF.
feue Bride in ben Glnfi
nnr 5iuei gtrettet.

Bottom, S. 9lobentber. Sin
iurdt6arer llnidll, meIbelu nobe3i
iiIni5ig Dlcuidrn 5uu 0pier ficIclL
bot iidl bier geitcrn obeno erei9aet,
ais ein StrnBcnbo6nlpogen bon Der
Bride iii Den iSIub 6nl.
@5 befanoeu iid etlpa so
&erionen in Dem 8dgeiL melfe nit
oe5 8dgenlenfers mo
OeS Sd)offner8 i1mtlid ertruhten
iino. Qieic 9eioen, oenen es ge-
lnngen mar, iid our6 2lbipriagen
bonn @agen 81 retten, ertlaren, oob
Die Bride ti9t oronun9sgemGB be.
leudtet mar, mdbreuo Der 8rafeil.
parter bebauptet, ooB Die rotten Sig
tallidter om Sitter nnge5ra6t md
ren. Bis ipdt in oer 9tafjt tDuroen
IA 2eihen geborgen. Cine itreuge
ltnteriu6ung lit angeorOnet nor
BEN.
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,,Ganac" sod cir
aittcrik. Dantpfer!

g8nibingtDn, S. gtoD. g(us Gar.
bifi &oles, fpurne geitern aefabelt
aopli1n Nfoiitlon0 bon 0ent oil Der
porhtpieiiidcn aiiite nnn einent 0eut-
idlen Sauf6pot perienften 9antpfer
vSunno" erfldrte gcitern, ooB Ct
nidltS oobon piiie, 0oB oas 5dtff
IN uorlpeaiidle S6noe il6ergeaanaen
lei Gr iagte ferner. Dab ser
0orrpier, Der iii Wionilu re9iItrtert
lit. Die gan5e Heiie Don Song-aonq
an ole auleritauiibe ,SIuqge gefibrt
babe. pie audi sur Ben. ou Die Ser.
falflrng gfDlgt lei.
SIN Stautgdnlt gibt nan ftd1 me-
gen Oes fSales fcincr 8eiorgnis btn.
Aus ben bisber betount geiDor0euen
IreBoepeiehen lit eriihtlid), OaB nir
luenie ejrunO fir einen amprifani.
ideii 9Srotcit norIicgt, 0a Der Domp=
fer aonterDauoc an gOr0 hottc, de-
lunrnf natroc unD ieine Monal6oft
uhnc llnidIl gercttct inuroe.
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ScsialiStcIt 0e0en
Hcidpstaossl1crtaeltno,
slnd bic Ssntiuualliberaleu fno 6a.
segeu; 9cidshans1Glts 9Ius.
idlHF bleibt in sitnns.

gE1fterodnG, s. gsobent6er. - Igie
ole aaolniI1e 3eitllng~ Ihrcibt, ia.
ben bel Der 9ebatte ii6er Die Gerta.
glns oes 8eibstags Der 5ubrer Der
gtdtinnolliberolen, Grnlt @aijer.
mann Der Siibrcr Der 5o5ialoenp.
fraten, GrieDri1 ebert ui6 S1ugo
Soaie, Der 5iibrer Der raoifalen 90
6inloemofraten. ibr geoaueru ans.
geiproden, 0nB Die gertagung ourdy
ein taiierli1cS Qcfret erfolate.
Sodie erflGrte, 01B fontnteiloe Gr.
eigniiie es nInidenslpert erId,eincn
laiien fornten, oaB Der &eihstag iid,
0a8lt altBere, iut0 Dab feline @arun.
tie oafilr porbonoen lei. oob Die 9ic.
gierune Den 8eifmeroen oes 8eidjs.
tags ein eeneigtes Gbr i6eltfen
iper0e.
Ger Staotsicfrefdr 6cs Heidls.
ants oes SSlnern. Or. sarl SeIfe.
ridl, erfldrte, oaB p1ArenO Der Sc
rien oes gteidstags Der Gei6s6ous.
bolt5. .2lnsibuB in 6iBung bleiben
limo Soiier Bilbelm oen Reid5taq
ieIbit nieoer einberrfen iueroe. 10.
buIo itd oas als notipenoig erirei.
len iollte.
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Dalltpfct ,,2lrabia" BON
C0iicbboct uericnkt!
8ic GOnbOu mslSet, lit Oerielbc u6ne
SOr9ersc9anscne @arnnng
3eritOrt iuor6eu.

95ori8. 5. g2ob Ser genttftt.
lar uno Oriental 05eonoantpfer
9lrn6io lit BON einem feinoIiden
Iotld)boot berienft porbcu. Der
Qdmpfer bate 450 Qoiiagiere al
9oro. Sie oae rpuroeu gerettet.
SonOon, s. 9toD. = Die brittide
90ntiraGitdt ma6te bette befonnt,
ooB Der 9oalpfer ,2tra6ic~ obne
borberige gsornuna bon einern
Eou6boot perienft ipur0e. 3nei
W1enihenleben aingen babel berloren.
Der 9ompfer ,2lrobia nur0e, ipie
Die gl0miraIitdt erflGrt, lebten Uaon.
tag ntittog i'm MitteIneer bon einem
Gnttdlboot berienft. Die ofdiffbrit.
6igen" 8aiiogiere tpuroen bon meb.
reren Sdtffer. ole nad Dem Sholt.
plot Der Satoitropbe eiIteu, NIT
9lusnabme poa 5pei GerIonen qes
rcttet.
Ser 9anlpier 9lrabio, Scr Itd) altf
Dem &cge bon 2onoon nod gluItra.
lien befon0, mar fait 10000 8ons
men groB.
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9ie SrO6ibitiOll
fiegt iii Mcbrasta!
Oemckratcn crcbctn Sen Staat; Senator PitHs
ccds tpieScr criu6Rlt; 1tepiac Mrs GoMs
pcrncnr; lDilIcn crcbcrt 1icbraska.
,ttebrRcit Scr Croaenem 10000 bis $4,000.

Mtit efner Mainritdt, iuie iie lid,
lelblt tpobI ME baben tr1unen Iai.
len, bnbcn geitern Die .3rodencn"
bent 5taote gtebrn9fa 9robi6ition
aufge5lpultgen. 5tGOte, BON oenell
man es itie bGtte erudrten fonnen,
luie 9tebrnsfa Gitb uno @ran0 SO.
lmlo, boben iid Den 3rodenen an.
geibLoilen, mo nenn ou6 in Gna.
5a ielbit mic in 0ouqloS Gountp 0as
liberale Clement eine 6eoeutenoe
glcbrbeit oufbrndte, 10 rcifte Die.
ielbe bod bel ipeiteln ltidlt aus, oie
toloiiaIe llebermdd]t Der grobibitio.
itiiten i'm Stoate OrauBen oud) nur
I'M gcrtngiten alis3uglei6en. gont
1. gtat nd9iten Sabres all, gebort
olIo geebraSfa 5t Den 8robibitions.
ltaaten Der Union, un0 ilniere hiel.
aeriibnlte perionlide ;5reibeit lit auf
gte6rasfas 8ooen idm1bli4 in bic
Bride gegangen.
BUR 3eit, Oa mir CUR 4reIie oe.
ben ergeben Seil.g8abl6eridte ong
30 Counties cine 1laiorli1t Ser
Trodenen bon ilber 10000 Sttin.
men. On Die Grgebiiiie bon oenjani-
gen Counties, meIde als Sof)buracrl
Der .9taiien" ongelebeH iuer0en, be-
reits porIiegen, fonnen Die nod aus.
itebenoen Counties 0ie gtebrBeit Der
gGrodenen" ltltr nod meiter en-.
idpeaen laiien iooaB man nidt
ieblgeben oitrite, ipenn man an.
nilnint. 0oB Erobibition nit etinn
10000 Stimnten D1aiorit6t anae.
nonmen tpor0en lit.
8on Douglas Gb1ntp lieeen bis.
Der Die ergebnilie bon S5 9Srecilltts
oOr NIT t654l gegen lmo 9.393
Iilr Grobibition. syn SaItinoB
itimmten 1851 oafiir unO 1888 ba.
Iegen; in 9Genoer t56 6nfiir anO
III ongegen; in &earnep @ountn Be.
trdgt Die gtojoritGt Der Grodenen
iait 500. in 2ancaiter GountD nltt)
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Stem gorf, s. Sob. (gon 8errp
grnoIo, Seorreiponoent Der GGgli.
dbcn Cmdbo Eribiine.) - Seit Dem
III Der ameritouiidell gtationalpoli-
Wifi ocnfpuroigcu Sabre 1876 lit
fein 10 erbitterter Bablfanpf ee.
iiibrt morOen, mie Der beltrige.
llno felt icnem Sabre lit ods 9eiul-
t0t Der abitiunitug mtf Den lebten
glngciblid smeiielbdfter gelpeien.
@eaen 8 llbr bepte borH1ittag be.
onrfte 4Sraiioent Bilion nod 90
etiituncn, Inn 6ie geietmdBige Rebr.
belt RON 266 StilnmGt. Die ibn
oie 98ieDermobI liberterL gu erbal.
fen.
lin 10 llbr porll1ittaes ftellte e8
iif beraps, OaB 8ilion ii gletto.
ralitimnen filr iih geiponneu bate;
6ie fir ibn obgegebene Stiun1en.
jabl betrdgt 24S. Sugbes bat bis
lett 243 Stimnen. 40 gleftorals
itinlnlen iino nod 3meiielbaft
sSn @linneicto, 9toro Gafota uno
Greaon m1dlt iih eine Str1nlung
Ill tSnniteu Billions gelteno; Die De-
fnptr1tcu bcaHipruden aud Genuine
in Californian @iIion braudte bis
baufe Mtittda nod Is Stinunen,
lm erludblt 5a iper0en.
gladire9enn briHgeli mir bic bis
beltc inittag rrbdltlife Eobele ii6er
bic 9rdiiocriterlpobl.
Z Ger ionit Arontni republifaliitbc
5tont 0bio bat iicb fir 8ilion er-
fl1rt. gipro Gofota idjciut nod
tsipciiclbait go Gre5iutie gebcn
's3ilion 23,3e2 unO Sugbes 49,.
U5S Stintnlen.
gatifOruitn nnb N0tinnciuta ent.
id|einen.
9icip gorf 8. 9iob.- Serr 6rnnfI
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2incoln iiber 5000. au6 Shelton.
S6unIer, 8ilger, Sefalna6, gfidor6.
ion gount1, ertI1rten ftd) fir Grobi.
bitinn.
6itdJcDf nn0 9trUiIlc Doran.
Gin. penn dlldI MIR geringer,
Croft lit es fir oos IiberaIe Clement
i'm Staote, ooB 8rmOesiendtor Sitd.
Gods @ieoerloobl seiidert 1T, urD
DAB Scitb gtepille Die S6la6t I'M
DOS @ouberneursanlt geiuonten bat.
Die 3eiultatc bon 279 Brecinctg ee.
ben Sitdcod 31,747 1tno Genlte0p
1870 Stintnen. Ger &untpf unt
cas- @ouberneurSamt 1T ein icbr bei.
Der, un0 Die Mlebrbcit gecbIlIcs miro
olif ettpd 5000 geih1bt.
gebrasfn bot gSilion eine be.
tr6htlide 0toiorit6t iiber 9ugbeg
gegebeu.
9Uuslas GpnntB OcnUfratiid.
Die bisber nod iebr unbollltGnoi.
gen 3obIberi6te aus 0ouafcs
Gountn Iaiien ertennen, oaB Die 9e.
motraten ibre idrntliAen aotloiOaten
fir Die StnatsIegisIotur ourdge-
brodt boben. 9ln Der Spite ltebt
SSerr1 9olparo, Der bis 5u oieier
Shtftoe Die bo6ite Sttinuen5abl auf-
meiit. Der gegenmdrtige Gountp-
aniDolt M}agucb, 8en1otrot, ideint
aud mieOergelpGbIt poroen at lein:
er iit ieinem repubIifouiidjen @eener
0turpbp melt borous. Ole 6eloen
oemofratilden &nnoiooten fir 8pIt-
5cirihter 6ibgeraIO uno @ta0oen
baben lire repu6Iitnnildpn @cgner
ebeufnlIs nett binter Ii6 9eIo1ienI
uHb 0ilrfen ais 9epdbIt eeltcn, oes.
gIeifen lit Die ggie6erpabI Sbeliffs
Dfc5bmle geiihert.
stongreBuann 2obef bat in 9nu.
glos Gouutn iiber ietnen repu6Iita.
nilben @egner 8nfer gIci6faIs cine
beoeuhen0e Roioritdt 8u per5cidnen.
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ParSino itnS l5m9bcs
Itcecn IN Jctua!
Die yiepnblifauer erluGblcn Gau5es
Staatstifet nnO Die Sons
areRpertreter.

Ges Moines, sSn., ). gaop. - 8il
HcpubIifoner bon Soma ba6cn oti
Der gan5en Sinie aeiiegt aSbr @ou
berneltrstonnioot Snroiug, lpeIhel
non bcn 9Srohi6itioniitet aiif 0os
hcitigitc befdulpft rpuroc, errong einl
Wnjorit1t BON ctipo 10000 Gfim
men. ipabrcno Sughcs nit cttud 60.
600 Stinnenmehrbfit iiber 9Silior
Den Sieg inn Stoote oabontru9
9as gan5c rcpitblifoniifjc Gtaots
tidct mur0c ebenfaIls ertpdbIt unt
Oic hisherigeu 3ebn reptbltfoutIher
8ertretcr 95oiunS I'M &ongreB tptr.
0en oudl i1uttlidl luieoererip1blt.
3ccucr uno Gbons ideinen nod
Sen bisbertgeit W}eloungen 5u Hid
fern mu itantlihen 9bcrgeridt er-
mdblt lporoen 8l iein.