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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

he prodnced one Or more spesc ezples Of their guilt
d TINT connection. and LEFT no ocpole for escape
ne showed beyond SHADOW ot donpt that tne pelcy
OF Mr. W1son In respect 70 the Mexicen troubles was
totally and complete and dismal failure in
All respects and made IN Mexico such that
Dag dshonored citizenship 50 little worth
the claiming in Mexico as ours President wilson as
head OF the nation, according to Root failed in
his duties to protect American interests in Mexico and
to respect the Independence Of that nation He ignored
the murder OF American men, the violation Of American
women destruction Of American property, insult Of
American officers and the deflement OF the American
flag poined himself to those who guilty Of these
oenses to pull down the only power in Mexico to which
proper appeal could be made. "A
His attack Of the European policy Of the President
was sharp charged the President with lack OF fore
sight European matters essential to backing up Amer
lean diplomacy with force; forfeiture of the
world by making demands and standing back Of them
failure to assume proper attitude in respect to the
Belgian outrage and that the President had laughed his
correspondence the submarine controversy out
Of court speak, in statements made directly after
the announcement Of the policy.
He likewise made plain that only the terrible confa
grafton in Europe had saved the country from fghtfu
commercial business crisis which rapidly being
brought head by the Democratic tariff laws when the
broke out; and pointed out the absolute need Tor
adequate tariR to protect this country from food
of cheap materials when the war comes to an end.
The defects Of the Democratic administration as Mr..
Root sees them. the temperament and training of
the Chief Executive and the utter incapactty Of the
Democratic party represented in Congress to originate
wise policies follow them when proposed by Others
or to administer them when established. The tempera.
ment and nature of the President will not change;
neither will the character of the representatives OF the
Democratic party. "A
The only wise solution of the situation is for the PEG
pie of the United States to vote out OF office both Pres
dent Wilson and Democratic Congress- and return to
power the Republican party which pledges itself to a
policy Of defniteness, vgor and honor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17
TIED ALLY,
sEIQ.:R!I i. STORY
ALENEIsf ROMANCE.
BY cATEIAR1NEE CRANMER.
feopyrtsht, 1915, BY Mcclure News.

papef|syndicate.)
Acne ettled herself in the scratchy
plush sent of the local train, pleased
With tie prospect OF spending her two
Veels yacationiona farm. Her many
VISIT 20 the movies, where broad.shouI.
dereds gpod;l oking young farmers or
coIsboys we're the heroes had caused
her to pictureal farm as the place OF all
others Offering the romantic posstbiI
titles fof which her young soul yearned.
IAere WIS even confused idea in her
mind Chat III some smiraculous way her
experiences there might get on to a
Alm and 10 seen By VIII Egger and all
the other peoplaya the office where
plie worked. "a
Slit had been rather nettled more
Khan once at vii Is seeming oversight
III The romantic }ins the various movies
TO which, he had accompanied her. He
WIS alWays figuring how the plot
worked otit aid frequently when the
most adorable hero had rescued the
herSine ffom the villain Will would
only Gtye grunt about It being the
rsauie old gag @t. s5as
'fRgiilss L good enough fellow
though Mene 40 The. slow train jerked
N and out ofE "a tiny village, "but he
hasn't i lift Of dash or the look Of a
hero.v rhen she fell to day dreaming
about the stalWart young man whose
Gallant attenttons, daring deeds and
bright repartee she vaguely hoped
would n1nipe this trip ID great romantic
nne you'd aet coquettish capitulated
n wore, their two Smiling and congen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17
rhla Porker is PatrIotle

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Feb. 17.---
w. 3. Mier Of Pennsville, has a pa
trfotfc hog, With the thermometer
registering four degrees below zero,
her hogship gave birth to 10 pigs. Four
are white, three red and three blue.
The animals are Chester White breed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17
RUFF STUFF
BY RED.
RED.

Knees will again be good form at
the beach next summer,
The old world is growing better eV-
cry day.
No one has been caught shipping
liquor in eggs that have been sucked
and little beeswax put over the pin
point hole, but there is rumor that
such shipments are coming to Fair
mont. This Is what you call obtaining
liquor by fowl means.
Still there might be some good log
tic in West Virginia not playiS,e Javls
and Elltins. Davis and Elkins has SONS
team.
The timely and pertinent remarks
Of our friend Elihu anent the Demo
cratic administration have taken Root
ALREADY. ,s
How does 1t come that all these
star batters have omitted the name of
Growler In the six best pitchers they
have faced?
son hands was much conversation
seen in the streets Of Fairmont yes:
terday.". From the daily house organ
of the Dixie theatre Outside a nice
day is it?
An expert told the Ohio public SER
vice commission, Tuesday that the
West Virginia natural gas will be ex-
hausted within three years.
So soon, well it will just break our
hearts to leave Clarksburg way in the
rear when it does happen.
Even the SS-inch thermometer won't
help the weather any,
There is as much rumpus being
raised over Marines whiskey as there
would be il it were Martini cocktails.
A pig, chicken, rabbit and pup
we're in the same cellar where the
milk which Albert Potsol is accused OF
stealing was found. But there was
enough nourishment in 81 bottles for
the lot Of them.
"Hides from China bring Anthrax"
How many cents in Anthrax?
/ y
The Blues took fall out of the Reds
yesterday.
Can't be much OF dye shortage
with the amount of rcd and blue stuff
OH hand in Fairmont.
The same fellow who was dismissed
In police rourt got off with a $25 fine
! IN Squire Fleming's court Such pro
-~o~~1~~~~~~ ~~~~-s--~-~-~~->--o~
they won't show any rustic heroes
said Alene.
"That reminds mol" exclaimed her
mother. ibid you hear about will
Eggar winning thousand-d ollar prize
for the best scenario picture a modern
business romance? Isn't that create"
Before Alene could reply, her father
called her from the front door. bidding
her to come to greet an old friend.
She was not surprised greatly when
she found the 'old friend" to be VIII
Egger.
"oh. Will. but I'm glad to get back
TO civilization" said Alene, after the
clined to think the rustic romances
are all on the films"
II came by to ask your parents how
you like your retreat" laughed VIII,
"but maybe you'll go to the picture
show with me- rs.
"Il1 go If you will guarantee no
rustic adventures" assented A1ene.
II can safely promise that, said
Will, "for they are giving the first run
tonight OF modern business 70
nance" 4, t3
s"oh, and congratulations on your
home run for the big prize! Mother
was Just telling me about 1t when you
CAME"
what 7 want to tell you, Atene, Is
that I've been hoping that thousand g
won might help make o little home ~
you'll help me run IT. " ssss 4
a Although there wal thing spercep.
stlblYs romnntic Rab bout this COME sion OF
wits! 81 id dSnots Sail Ito Inspire an an:
GwerinE, echo Ia A1ene'a heart
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

II the police after the Grand Hotel-they got it
Shutting up the hotel is commendable If the evidence
in the warranted such action. The only question
able feature Of the fracas the bit of bypay
last Saturday evening the part the police, which
true, entirely uncalled for and reflects no credit
on the department OF public safety.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

with her husband, a missionary.
Gas was she) at urumiah Persia she
has just reac hed Americ bringing
blood curdling stories Of afro cities
committed against Persian Christian;
women who refused 90 esponss NOS
lem huahnnda.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17
TIIuRsDAY5EvEN1NG. FEBRUARY II. 1916
ALL u " s.I71


szE take that there is no place in the country
w where the immortal principles expounded by
Thomas JEFFERSON and moderated by Andrew
qselssen are held higher regard than right among
The sovereign State Of West Virginia
no where do men believe more firmly in the doctrine
that mans vote is good as anohers than they
do u HE these Democrats gather for
lie purpose q discussing the problems that the
ndu5inist atfoni at Washington.
Neyettheiess unless there is mistake in the
reports of the great Democratic harmony" meeting
which vas held at Parkersburg this week. there is a
1spoaIon hi quarters to take every precautton
sat Democratic mind OF this state be most carefully
urtursd and trained If certain leaders" have their
way little necessity for the Democratic rank
md lie any Independent thinking Arrangements
lave been Ito have this all done for them nicely
BY how to do it that It will the
best interest the Interests" which the Demo.
CRATIC pertYotsW West Virginia.
m addition to the harmony meeting which has just
1een menoned there to be two Democratic
lons One IN April May, before the primaries, and
gne IA accordance with the election laws August
the primaries. All the Democratic voters will have to
do under crcumstances is to vote they are told
Naturally wonders how they will like this pretty
little arrangement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

The satisfaction with which the people view President
Wilson's administration reminds OF the story Of the
man who had talk with his architect after his house
had been completed. "There but two things don't
like about the house." said the man. he inside and out
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

The state Democratic meeting at Parkersburg was
the opinion constructive measures the Wilson
administration the passports Of the Democrats
the peoples confidence. What you mean construc.
tive? Such passports will be turned down.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

For ability to keep coming up, that condensed milk
case ranks with the wellknown cucumber
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

Can't why it is crime to dig potatoes
Sunday. Those fellows arrested digging up the
Irish potatoes doubt believe spies are at the
bottom Of the plot. a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

The report that the at sayve wireless station
have been holding up official statements shows that there
is no particular relationship between nationality and
assininity when it comes to censoring.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

utsde OF the fact that the Wilson administration has
huated United States in the Mexican controversy
made look like monkeys in European circles. and
through saved from throwing this country
INTO in its history the Wilson system has
etgen. entire 0satisfacton
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

That hotel certainly looks good paper; and the
real thing will look good Jefferson street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

Some of those daily booze stories are certainly super
Iatively, pathetic
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

Champ Clark is going to stand by Kitchin, so the
Democrats must hold target practice another range
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

Brewery horses in Pennsylvania being driven with
a tight check rein SO far as politics are concerned
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17

The Blue army has shaded the Red in the Y. M. c. A.
battle
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-17
cedure has our heartiest approval-the
second half Of It.

The new hotel is cheerful aud fnvit-
ing. Might be inviting, but its against
the law to have the cheer on tap.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

A. CONfPARATIVELY small invest ment will make it possible for you to buy good two or three family house. Act now when rents are scarce and property rising. Good opportunities on hand. Inquire of Leopold Weiss, 1438 Main St. Phone 2743-3.
 BY asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

It is, of course, merely by accident that the automobile man always calls te demonstrate his machine on a nice pleasant day. when the roads are all dry and hard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
Landscape 4AKcAAA1ects

DEvELCPHTnNr oP ESTATES planting. grading. tree specialists- pruning. spraying. cavity work Dealers fin cut flowers. seeds hec- ges. trees. fertilizezs Funeral work a speciality IFalIet4-Cock- field s- Go. s4l Fairfield Ave- Tel 2sos-1s- D g "ts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

WANTED.-12 good Iaborers. Ln-
 quire John J. Fitzgerald, No. Gen.
 ter street, city. d%p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

WANTED-T6 buy second hand cloth ing and furZ.tture. Mrs. c. Meyer A1e Hast Main St Tel. 6S05.
 G 2S sS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
NaturOpatn.

DER ,. STEPHEN GEISER has open ed permanent office in tho Amer scan Bank Trust CoA Building. a64 Emse Main street. ConsmltA- liens free. Omco houra. s-12 a- m- and to p. m s SD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

WANTFD-N stock eaiesnan for a Connecticut corporation located in x New Haven. where the directors have decided to sell s26.Ooo of pre- ferred stock and whose ability as guch can get him steady position with bright future. Call or address Room BOA. Cutler Rldg.. 11c Church i St.. New Haven. ConE-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
1rucklns. aA,4l and Mood

FURNITURE REMOVED. teamwork
 horses sale and hire, coal and wood
 Portable power for sawtng wood OF other purposes John D. Dlxo4, 195 Evergreen St. Eel. A8BE. TB te
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
Help Wanted

WANTED-nfen to searn the anto- mobile business: special rates given to secure. chauffeurs to fill these [ positions offered. We guarantee to qualify vou to make good. 45S BtrAtfrod avenue Phone 4o4e.
 C1 d&p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

MOVE into a new home of your own. Your rent will pay for it. Several new cottages and bungalows to be sold on rental payments, with small payment down. Property at Myrtle Beach, near trolley, and fine bathing beach; 80 minutes from Bridgeport b. trolley. Buildings have all improvements, complete bath rooms, gas electricity. Plen- ty of sleeping rooms. Built for alI- year use. Good investment. Good locality. Low prices. For particu- lars write or telephone George Haskins, Builder and owner, Mil ford, Conn. Telephone 15O, Mil ford s 16 au*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

G0RNs removed 50 cents; buaions go ceRtsi callouses 50 eeHtsI iR- growing nails 6e cents. Br. Mans field. 11aT Main St. sveg BtlIer,s.
 P B Ass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
Inventors

WANTED to send for one of my booklets on u s. and Foreign patent. Mercer D. B1ondel. Patent Solicitor Conn. --atfonaI Bank building. B 27 "tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
CLAIRVoYANrs

MRS. LEVY, readings 25c and BOG Telephone 5552. 1152 Madison avenue. formerly of 674 Madison avenue. ID 10 A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
Awnings and Sail Maker
tN HaAt Doctor

aHE MODERN and, scientific meth ods employed in my practice such as electric light rays. neuroDatny, chiropractic. massage. hygiene. are in accord with nature and will inn prove and restore your health. pr. Adolf O. Steinfadt, Dougless prac- titioner, Security Building, Tel. e7S8: consultation free
 17s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
En@gKT0nc0

DAMAGE IS ABOUT ALL fire can do spe 1sc a day protects you All the particulars at D. B, Booths q O., Conn Bank Building.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

CHEF, must be fast, thorough and sober married man living in city preferred; good wages. Apply Box 53.
 @ 29 s*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29

$500 ON REAT. ESTATE in sunni to suit on first OF second naortgaEes. AmerieaR Mortgage & Rea5Gy Co.,, esq Main St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
DOs Kennels

6 HE-NE1sAxa BELMAR regiatered Bos- ton terrier stud. dark brtudle. white markings screw tail. 1s pounds by AKe1or De1mar Fee SIC. Hairs Boarding Kenne1a. xfndley SE. Bridgsport. Conn s1s ais
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
---------------------- ------------------------
 AfnhulanCeD
Automobiles

rHE AUTO LAMP REPAIR SHOP Tampa. horns and windsh1eads- Re. pairing. supplies and glass CT ea Kinds. Prompt service. Lamps oI all kinds for sale. 164 Elm street Rridweport. Conn. Phone 226T4
 F 77 sn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
lUUAxo WAGNAS

NEEDING MONEY sacrifice brand new hornless phonograph, 1916
 make, with records for SIP. Tager,
 319 Atlantic St. 29 d*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-29
Help Wanted.

WANTED nurse, state ex- perience and wages required. Reidy Sanatarium, Winsted, Conn.
 24 r*
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-25

The Oklahoma City
Theatrical Battle Is Raging
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gerlanst - @Gnnlidj.

Y der, gn.c 5meiie chez brittle Sonb GI
autber. NO. Sill JleGeins gioab. gbonbnIe.
i0,ii
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H.ide @eminxpertbeil eilnnsen.

9ei elmer fiirsli6en 4onferens bieii'
Ger @rpBbontiers nit GrirgsmateriaI'
6abritonten ipll ben aebteren nate'
eeleat porbeu lei, aug ibren bober
Ginnabmen Grtru Oipibenbsn sul
9ertbeilung gu brinsen. gs purbt
ibHen gu psriteben gegeben, bab BIZ
Santen penn bod bic eisentliben pro-
motoren bes inbuitrisllenv Boom" ieier
unb es baber nur angemefen pGre,
fpenn fie unb ibre aIienten, in bsren
geiiBs fid srpBe 9strdss BON r&rissss
attien" befinbsn, ron ibrer aapitals
onlaee Elm ansemefenes grtrGsnib ers
bieltsn. 0ieier Mabnuns 5ufolse ioll
feitens leitenber Snbuiiris GeIeu'
fhoften cine liberale DiDibenbsnspos
litit gu erparten fein.
Reue Observation-Disclosures ideinen
bas Obise su bsitdtisen. Sn eriter
Ginie tommt bab.i bic u. g. Steel
Comp. in 9stradt, pelhe fir bls
5neite QuartaI cine eritaunIids Hets
10 Ginnabme pon $81, ,126,048 bat
meloen tDnnen unb baraufbtn, neben
ben re9elmdbisen 9sipinuperibeiluns
zen auf 9orsusss unp Stammaitien,
cine Grtra 9ipibenbs BON / pros
gent aui bic Stammaftien ertIGrt unb
anoemein bamit iiberrdid5t bat. Der
fir bic brei Wtpnate, mad Dipibenbsn
unb ieiten aaiien, perbleibenbs uebsrs
fdub pon $47,964.5 .535 ssnist nabesu
our 9eduns Der reselmdbigen Dipis
benben GrforberniiTe fir Elm sanSss
Sabr. Die Suni Ginnabmsn mos
rem grober, dls js in einem Monat felt
9riinbuns Der 9sielf9afi. Ra6 Be-
enoiguns Der Sire.toren Sisuns
ion !Sp. s. Jrid gu 5. 9. Worsan ses
fagt buben: sd ipiiRfdte, Sbr @ae
ter bate ben gsri4t erlsben .Dnnen".
gersits 1T Dem sr0bisn untsrneb.
men Der Giiens unb GtablbranSe elm
tleineres, bic Galtern Sieel So. nit
Grtldrung elmer grtra Dipibsnbe ss.
folet. Die geisli6aft fdulbsts iarea
2lttipndren 40 prpsent Dipibenben,
unb lie bat nun cine gI.ras@etpinn;
pertbeiluns BON % proSeni beialoi.
fen.
Die preiIeb Steel Gar 60. BAT i6rs
9lttiondre bamit angenebm iierrai6t,
oab iie NIT grtldruns elmer Stamms
attien 0ipibsHbe BON 81 pro 4itie
bic felt Gnbe 1914 unierlaFens Cab
lung folder DiDibenbsn tpisber auf'
gsncmmen bat.
Ginf3lieblid Der ginnabmen Der
BON ibr .ansetauften penniplodnia
Steel Corp. biirfte bic BstblebemSteel
gomp. fir bic erfte Jabresbilfte
bon 35 WlilI. Dollars mels
ben f6nnen. gs tpiirbe bas pro Sabr
$3.50 bis $400 pro attis slei6tom'
men,.
prdTibent S@tuub bat Der ebenfaas
vusrporbsntn WarpIoyS StssI 90. |
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Natiirlib batten bic Wertreter Der
@ierbanbsmddte ni6t se50sert. bic
&unbe BON Der Mntunft bes beutf1su
Sdiffes ibren borseiebten 8ebDrben
gu ueloeH. Jernipredsr unb Seles
graph batten fieberbaft arbeiten miifs
fen, unb 10 iab man benn i4On sesen
4benb, ipie einem unbeimIi6en Wets
terleu6ten sleid, bic Sheiniperfcr
frun5Oiiider unb ensliIher Sorpebo>
brpte unb areu5er bas Wieer abiuhs
ten unb nit beIpnberer Wa9Iamteit
ben Safenausguns beoba1teten. Wis
bic Wiabriber 8ldtier in ipaltenlangell
3elegrummen Iih aus gartasena mel.
ben lafen, ipu9s bort Die Spannun9
Der ungebeuren WienI6enmenge aufs
b6bite, je ndber unter fpI6en llmitGr.
ben Die Stunbe beranriidte, no bag
llnterieebopt ipieber ausfabren mubte.
Sic ipibte iid i9Iieblid gu elmer bra<
matiI6en Wirtling DON auberorbenti
li9er aruft gu, Senn bic 3abl bei
S6einperferitrablen, bic ben san3en
9priSont erleu6teten, 10 bab bas
Meer pom 2anbe aus seieben tuabel
eraldn5te", lieb beutlih errennen, DOB
es fir pas Isgoot gait, cine GENIAL
tige 9inie feinplider Shiffe gu bur6z
hreden, bic nit alien Sinnen barauf
lauerten, es absufansen unb es fir
INNER in bic Siefe bes Weeres bins
einSubpbren. Dor Der Ibfabrt perlisb
Elm ipaniihes Sorpepoboot isinsn
QnterplaB, I'm baruuf gu atten, bab
oon teiner Seits bic RsutralitGt Der
ipaniiden 9eiplfer perlebt perbe.
Gnbli6, Inn 81 llbr febts ii6 Il 35
unter tiefar 4ntbeilndbme Der INNER
np6 iebr aablrei6en Mense in gspsz
gliug, i;nb Spar obns untsrsutau6en,
nit byennenben 2idtern uno nit Der
geiaumten Manniduft uuf 9ed. Dor
bem !Safenmunb bra6te iie orei OUR
ras aus, oenen brei So9rufe aus
Sponien Iolgten, Die 3uidauer
glaabten, bdB es nun beitimmt uns
tertaufen iperbe, aber nod lange
biieben bic ai6tsr iibtbnr uno bi,
Jabrt ging nod Often, oem 5einos
qeraos entgesen. Die auberorbentli6f
Sibnbeit rief allssmeine gepunbes
runa terbor, Sblieblid entf6pano
bas 5abr3eug i'm SunteI Der yla9t
ben 9liden.
9lm iel6en 9age fief barauf Der
frans6iiIte @piio goltbri, Der erft
Srpei 5dge porber Gartusena beriihrt
bate, obne an5ubaIten burb ben 6az
fen 0araus miiFe, beibt es in ben
5efegrammsn, logifderipeife ssidIof'
len peroen, bub es bem beutiten
Boot geIungen iei, Der 9epbadtuns
DON 40 feinolidsn ariessidiFien, Die
IS erlpartetsn, nm duf es Sugb gu |
MAIDEN, gu sntseben unb ben Rins gu
ourdbre6en."
III. 35" 1T inspif6er. ipie semslSet.
beiusetebrt.
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m dbte fir anusarbeif In 1nnilis bon 8
Grlvntieren. Afin ganf6eu. GnipfebIunaen.
1871 wSabffon Bfpao
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- 8eamte Der @irsinia poper 60.
srtldrten am Mittpod 9lbenb, bab
ipenigitens $50 perionen ibr 2eben
perlpren. gis isBt bat man elf 2ei>
den seborsen. @iele perionen balien
ii4 an Sriimmern feit, chne bab man
i'm Stanbe 1T. tbnen Silfe gu bringen.
gln 8orb bss GrturIipns5uges. ipelder
nabe ct. 9llbans bon Waifer einses
IdloFen lit, Iollen ii6 800 perionen
befinben. gemiibungen, fie gu erreiz
den, iparen pergeblih.
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init srskea maiprttaten
Nurbsn Bic S.rrtn minis unb Cor
ilber TIRE reipettipen @ssner gu
.2anbiboten
'SSis nomintrt.

Ebiumbus, g., 9. Wusuit. -
Bup.rlGTisen Wittbeilunsen 5ufolge
tpurben b.i ben @rimdripdblen ain
Danffag in 2020 prtcincten bss
Gtaates slgunfen pon Gouperneur
Grant Q. Wtais 1878 unb fir ber
friibren @puperneur Sas. Or. Gor
44,136 Stintinen abseseben. 8eibe
8anbibaten ipurben NIT sroher Waios
rttdt iiber ibre Spponenten nominirt.
Nn benielben precincten erbielten bic
duberen republitaniIaen aaubibaten,
Msad unb @bap, nur 8187 refp. 5440
Stimmen nnb bic anbereu bemotrati-
fhen aanbibaten Sanbles linb Mars
tin nur 1865 refp. 2779 Stimmsn. IS
Fnb 500 precincte i'm Staote. alein
MnIdsin nah tpurben BON ben Repubs
liianern ipeniser als 100000 unb BON
ben Dempfraten tpentser als 10000
Stimmen abgeseben.
Fin ben pbi9en 202O precincten
ipurbe Mtlee pomerene nit 36,153
Stimmen gum bemotratif1en aanbis
baten fir ben gunbesienat pisosrnos
minisrt; Sobn s. gsns erbisIt nur
18,76S Stimmen.
llroffisieu ipirb ansetiinbist, bab
Gbtpin SOnss bon Sudion, Der @orz
fibenbe bes republi,anifhen Staatse
Gentraltommittees, als Witelieb bel:
feIben tpisber sepdblt purbe.