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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18
MYSTERY MAN MAY
Be BR0THER-IN-LAW
OF NEWCASTLE DOCTOR

| INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 18.-Dr. H. r.
Parker, Of Newcastle, Ind, was to
summon his sister from Henderson,
Ky. wednesday in an effort to identify
as her husband the stranger who has
oeen at the city hospital since last
Friday night, suffering from a loss of
memory.
DR.. Parker visited the hospital twice
Yesterday. in the afternoon alone and
IN the evening with his daughter,
Grace, Is years old. Both are con-
vinced that the stranger is R. F. Shep-
hard, DR.. Parker's- brother-in-law who
formerly lived in Indianapolis and dis
. appeared Nov. IS, 1918, leaving his
: wife and Agar old daughter.
DR.. Parker said he could not identify
. the man positively because he had not
seen him for two years before he dis
appeared. He questioned him for two
years before he disappeared. He ques-
toned the man closely, but could not
cause him to remember anything about
his life before he wandered into police
headquarters and asked for assistance.
The mans features are identical
with Shepard's, be said. Shepard suf-
fered broken right arm several years
ago; the unknown man" as he is
called at he hospital, also had broken
arm at one time, an examination dis
closed. The fractures were at the
same place.
Tries to Recall Name.
The stranger showed no signs of
recognition when lie saw DR.. Parker or
later when he saw the physicians
daughter. Thinking the name of his
own daughter-if he is Shepard-might
stir his memory, DR.. Parker asked him
Y he had ever heard of Margaret
Frances Shepard. Margaret Frances is
now six and Is with her mother in
Kentucky.
The man studied moment and then
replied that the name Frances seemed
to be familiar, but he could not asso-
ciate it with any one he knew. DR.:
Parker then recalled that Shepards
middle name was Francis and this
aroused his further belief that the
stranger really is Shepard.
DR.. Parker said that in every way he
can recall the stranger at the hospital
and his brother-in-law resemble. There
is the same general contour of the fea-
lures, curly hair that incline to stand
cut from the head and a similar profile
and similar age. The mans eyes are
considerably swollen, and DR.. Parker
was not able to see them well. He
said, however that all other appear
ances indicated that the man is
Shepard.
Employed as Machinist Here.
r. F. Shepard was a tool maker who
came to Indianapolis from Newcastle
in October, 1917 Before that time he
was employed in various machine
shops and automobile factories and |
followed the same line when he came |
to indianapolis.
He married Miss Dora Parker, DR. |
Parker's sister, eight or nine years |
ego. When he first came to Indian
apolis the family lived on Lasalle |
street and later, when Shepard disap-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18
The Theatres
MUIR RAY.


coincidence is wonderful thing Az
any rate it often works to bring de.
sired results. When Charles Maigne.
director, and Faxon Dean, cameraman.
were assigned to make "a Cumberland
romance for Realart, those who made
the assignment chose better than thew
knew.
For "A Cumberland Romance ;.
which will show at the Murray Thea
tire for the last time Wednesday as the
latest starring vehicle for Mary Miles
Mlnter, is John Fox, Jr, story of the
Cumberland Mountains. And as II han.
pens both Maigne and Dean are born
and bred Virginians, raised right
among the people and scenes they are
called upon to screen.
One result of this familiarity was
that both were extremely hard to
please when it came to selecting the
locatlons for the picture. Dean trav-
cleo Tor weeks through all parts of
the country before he found a spot
which suited him. He said the loca-
ton was more Cumberlandy than the
CumberlandS!" And the cabins seen
are exact duplicates of mountaineer
homes which Mr.. Maigne saw in his
boyhood.
An excellent cast has been chosen to
support Miss Minter Monte Blue is
her leading man, while John Bowers,
Guy Oliver and Martha Mattox are
seen in big roles.
Mr.. Malgne prepared his own script.
He Will be remembered as responsible
for The Copperhead," one of the
years great screen triumphs.
MURRETTE.
ut is always a source of amusement
to me- confides Miss Norma Talmadge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18
EVIDENCE TO BE HEARD
AT INQUEST FRIDAY

PETERSBURG, Ind. Aug. 1S.-Cor-
oner Joe kinman, who is investigat-
ing the mysterious deaths OF Cecil
Sharp and Virgil Black, whose bodies
were found along the Southern rail
road tracks near Muren by a train
crew Sunday night. will hear evidence
at the inquest to be held in the town
hall at Winslow Friday. The citizens
of Muren are demanding thorough
investigation and the relatives Of the
two men are giving all assistance pos
sible in the probe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18

employment. That was the last he was
ever seen. When he did not return
MS wife Closed their homo here and
Went TO Kentucky. DR.. Parker saw an
item IN newspaper about the
strangers appearance at police head
quarters Friday night and came here
as result of a similarity in the de-
scription of the man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18

whose latest photoplay success, YES,
OF NO" viii be at tho Murrette. We'd
nesday, ito hear some one speak of an
actress temperament How absurd
such thing is. Why should a player
have outbursts of temperament any
more than lawyer, doctor, artist or
any other professional? Why is it
necessary for them to give vent to
these exhibitions of the eccentricity Of
genius any more than it is for a cook
or chambermaid to have similar out
bursts.
ITO my mind temperament means
temper-nothing more, and I would
blush to have any one accuse me Of
icing temperamental. Although you
could not get them to admit it, tenn
permanent has been the ruination Of
many prominent stars in the theatrical
world. l recall one case off hand of
one of the most prominent donnas the
musical comedy stage possessed a few
years ago, who through this so-called
temperament lost her popularity with
theatre goers to such an extent that
she was finally forced to appear in
cabaret in order to obtain a livelihood.
She realized her mistake before it was
too late and finally re-established her
self in the public's good graces and
now-after wasting several years of
her life, she is gradually regaining her
las for me I am too busy to give
vent to temperament even if had the
desire. To me work is the surest pre-
tentative for this dread malady and I
go in for this cure"
WASHINGTON.
Dorothy Dalton, the pretty screen
star, doesn't know when she made her
debut as an actress. Somehow, she
says, she seems to have been acting
all her life. She cites incidents in
her early childhood to prove it.
1t was favorite stunt of hers, for
instance, when a little girl, to retire
secretly to the family garnet, array
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18

Three women will give to Wash
ington what it never has had, a
fine modern playhouse devoted to
the spoken drama. They are Mrs.
Glenna Smith Tinnin of Washing
ton, vice president and treasurer
of the theater; Miss Katherine
Brown, one time owner and man.
ager of the Parish Players of Chi
cago. president, and Mrs. Mary H.
kinkaid, the secretary. a former
"ewspaper woman and play broker
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-18

feared on Boulevard Place. DR.. Park
er was not able to remember either
street address last night.
Sheperd left home the morning of
Nov. IS, 1918, ostensibly to go to
Greensburg, Ind, to meet a man about
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Botsbam &adri6ten.

y8ir battcn icit Icttcn Cams
tag if0ncS @etter uno bic Roaos
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ben iid lebten Smstoe Qlbeno na6
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glm Sanstog, ben ID. Sebruar,
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6. 6. 1eper berion6te Iette 8ode
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Ben @itcrmann nnb @ottin bot.
ten leste 8ode 8eird bonn &lopper.
Itor6, Der Gin unteres Sobn4en
bradte.
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8runOeisentbn s-llcbcrtrasnnscn.

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0ermam ORp, 6reag ben 49, 6ebrnr, 1920
6run 6. 8. {5ilfcrbunmcr acitorbcn

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@ottlieb s, SiIferbaluner, noDC
Charlotte mpbnboft, lit on Woutug,
Den 2. 6cbrllor nad mcbrm0bcnt.
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Syobren uno / Otonot aus oicicm
2cben gGi6ieoen.
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su ibrcm Gooe. Son 5ipolf &inbcrl
nit nel6cn bic Che 9cieenet puroe
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aus 9egangen.
Sic binterlGBt ibrcn 8otten umt
folgcnoe &inocr: SSrnu Sobn Gnecl
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iie cincn 9rlloer, @enrp 8ollbrinf
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Gnfclfinocr.
Sic geeroigltng faub nm Srcito(
lester @od)e ouf Dem &ir6bofc oe
cOangcIii6en @enlctnbc bel Gborlott
1mtcr soblrcider @ctbciligl1ng ltott
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StOlpc Ncuiofcitcn.

6iCr miro OcrIonNt, iofOrt, Sons
nCni6cin ltn0 flares @ctter.
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Trob 0cS triibcn un0 noiiCn @ct-
tcr&, IN Der Icbtcn @od)c, fcbrtc Der
&loppcritordb in oic 3omiIic bon
Ncruonn Grilin0 Cin, ln0 bintcrlieb
cincn flcincn frGftiQcn %%SlmaCn, mo-
81 mir Qrotllicrcn.
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international 0lm0Itrcucr an glhoGi
Seller lmo SenrD 3oItroip.
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100 glfCr an Otto gtpeI fir $4,000
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nebmen.
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8ciud.
gtuoolpb &upp bat iid) Gin idoneS
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Ser @cillnobeits5uitono 1T bier
nod 3iemlid gut.
Soobcr mill niht 8r6iioent ncr'
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Sn yeucgO, &uuiaS, 9citurbcu.
Gbriitian Ncibadt SuBn nnicrcs WSit'
biir9crS, Casper &cibudD, or.
licat Der GungcucntSiinOnng.

Gbriition 2eibnd), Sobu lnicrcs
Wtitbilr8crS, Casper &ciboh, lit ant
lCBtcn Sonntog 0tpr9cn in icinCr
@obnlng bel 2cncyo &onios, I'M
gllter bon 35 >Snbrcn uno 3 Wonos
ten noh MIR tltr6cr &ronfbcit, an
SlmgcnCnt5iln0un9 gCltorbcn.
Der &critorbcnc mltrOc in Ser
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Dor ehuo IS Sabreu no6 &onioa
Gitp, no CT bis Dor 0rci SSobrCn be.
IA1tti9t ipnr, alS or nod) Dem Chun
IA Mteilcn bon &nniuS Gitp cnticru,
ten Srte Genera, &onioS, iibcriicOel,
tc, no or in @emeini6nft nit icincnl
8rllocr, 9lOOlpb 2eibo6, cin Ooirp'
@ei61ft (WtildereD 9riinOctc OoS or
bis ell Icincr &ranfbcit nit bCltcnl
grfol9e betrieb.
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GinterlGBt cr folgcnbe 8eidmiitcr
gl6olpb 2ciba6, bon Genera, &onias,
Geo. 2cibof, bon Omaha, gfcbr.,
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fatboliidcn ct. @eorgs.&irdc, ml'
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Notwithstanding nGd)itcu
SDnutag in Der GitD Sall.

(Sn elmer tiir3liben Itatt9cflulOcncn
&crionmIlmg ocS S6lcnNcr -&llit
EoIt go. POI Der 9lnlcricon 2Cgion,
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ritter; @ouI 6ug, @toiter.ot, 9lrnS.
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Il,ng in Scr Gitp SoII ob5ubnltcn,
in mcI6cr gln9clc9cnbcitcn, 6ic filr
jcOcn SoINotcn ocS Scercs obcr Der
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5ur &crbanbllmg fontnlcn merocn
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Wtit0licbcr bc5 Sflcnocrs s@ttIt RoIt
mcrocn uno iinO cr1lId)t bicicr Spe
5inl &criontmIlm9 bCi5upobncn.
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Summer 10
Staatlidlc @unS. .gIns9abc fir TuoSs
suede.
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TuabS cmpficlt cine SuubanlcibC
bun $60,000,000.

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TSobrcn nnh @inl6ilmQ oltcr Bombs
rno @CaobIumg ser 3inicn, iib ein
llcberiduB bon $5,000,000 eraeben
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llntcrbreitct mcrbcn, uno I'M 6ollC
Der gInnobmc foil oic n0hitcS GSabr
in Siblmg trctcnNe 2Cgislatlr bic
n6tbiGcn Sdrittc tblm 5ur IltSfiibr,
lmG bCS StrnBcnbollCS.
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Gunbibat fir Sheriff.

Sent &obenItreet. bon 8lono, 5eigt
iib an an6crer StcIlc an oIs Ganoi-
Dot fir Sheriff bon @osconaoc
County.
SobenItrect lp,troc im bcna6barten
:Sranflin Gourtp I'M Sabre 1888 &C.
boron. llno fam nit ietnen Gltern in
1904 na6 @osconaoe Gol,ntp, ipo
Die Gonlilie iih noh SWenspillc ouI
elmer 6arn nieoerlicB. SSn Scr
Sdnlieoe bon &oA Bros. in SpenS.
hiIle, erlernte er ons S6miebcbano.
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rem Sitlfsiberiff llno erlpies ii4 uGs
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'6od5eitler beindcn Sermamn.

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tag bon Berger einen gluSfIug mad
unicrer Stoot, Inn beim Bbotogra,
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81 loiien. 0os jltn9e 8rolltpoar
war am 9ienstoe Morgen in Ser.
ger oiird ben bo6p. Safer goi6al
Soeriter bon Der oortigen fatbl. at.
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Serr @fltnger 1T Elm Sobn bon
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bod felt Idngeren SSSabren in 8oib.
ington lpobnbnft. Die 9ralit lit einc
Eohter bon Gbas. Sereno bon Ser.
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glllimcnte.
Der 8uttc legt Scritfnns gesen bas
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ridJt Elm.
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dc felt nabe5lt 5tpci Subrcn i'm bic.
Iigcn &reisgcrihte Ihpebtc, ipltroc
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8mitcn ser &l6gcrin cnti6ieoen in.
ocm Spe5iolriftcr SSSanes Booth,
bon Eoctfic, 1lnter lpel6em Die Slo-
&C lcetc @ohe berbanbelt purbe, Der
alGqcrin Die S6ciblng nebit $2500
ols 9mintente 5uIprof.
0icIcs mar ooS 5tpcitc @ciub Inn
Ghciolm9 Ons Srou Mcpcr gegen
ibrcn @otten, glIfreb Nener, einge.
brnft botte, ailf ocn @rlmO bin, baB
Ger @ntte lie om 2. Noocnlbcr 1919
ncrIoiIcn bottc. SSn Der crIten Slagc
morcn 1,nipiiroiee 9ebanolltne ols
@riinbc borgefiibrt poroen SSn bel.
Den FGlIen bate Scr @atte cine 8e-
qcnfIagc mo 8eiub nm S6eioltng
cingcreibt.
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ser 5rou 0teper, ibrcn Groaeb ol,i
6o5 llrtbeil oeS @eridtes in Dem
borber cingereidten @cillh Inn icpa'
rotcn llnterbalt, in tpel9em mad
Spe5ialriftcr 9fobt. @olfer'S 8c.
fono, fcitgcItcllt morbcn mar, 6af
Otcper icinc Satin am 9. gopcmbct
1918 .ocrloiicn botte. Die Rcdtsan'
m1lte nlnhtcn gcltcllo, bob Der Sc
il1no ocS 8cridtcS IN jencr &lagt
cntI6ciocno mor fir ollie SGllc oci
flngcnben Bartcien, in nelden Der
iclbe llnlitanh IN 6ragc gc5ogcr
miro. Ridtcr Boots tbciltc oieic gln'
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Itcllen, murOcn 3cu9cn bcrnonunCr
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Socrrn Mepcr mcltbCS aui $t200C
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onocrmeitig bcrIhuloet lit.
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Booth mo 2Sciic Stbopcr. lcgte Wcp
CT gegcr boS llrtbcil 9crllflrng a1
ho3 2lppellotions. .@cridt Gin.
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9cr @iIiOnri 9lipcr.

Der Niiiouri 9ttner," 10 i6rCibt
cin Stlocnt in Der nAlncrifo, "
rer pielc Sabre on icincn llfern 5l,.
qCbrodt, Der bot ocn brcdi9cn @eicl.
len licbecponnen. g2ic ollie orobcn
9crren, bot auh or ieine Wtuden.
Wan6n1ol ionft ipic cin 2onlnL rollt
CT lnngiom feline ollllflen Nuiicn oa.
bin, oem Weere 81. Golm Gin Halt.
Idcn 5lt bcrncbmcr, gcra0e gcnlg,
I'M em &u1o in S6lof 5u iingen
Wunhnal obcr bra1tit CT 6ober nit
clCn1entarer @clnalt, ollcS NIT lid
fortrciBcno, allcS 5crit0reno. gti6ts
1T Dor ibn1 Ii6er, pcocr 9auS, nod
2o1t0, peocr Mfeni6 nod S6ter
@icr crtreiBt CT nit grnlliamcr 9unG
opnt Vtcnihcn icin Gi9cntbullL I'M
cS cinent unOCrn ltngCbCtCn III Den
S6oob 5u mcrfcn Simmer unbcrc
6cnbor, lit CT bcutc 6cinO, mor9cn
micocr better 6rclnO. l(no inntCr
6r1ngt cS Den MtcnI6cn m icinC
llfcr, um nit Dem un5uOcr,diiiqcn
@cIcllcn pon nclcnt on3u6inbeln,"
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Saas.2ettmaun.

0urG 8oltor q. s. ansmm,n,
bon Der bieiige1 epanel ct. Bal,is'
Stride, ipuroen lesten Somstn9
abenb Sarrp Saes, Sobn bes perit.
3enrp Saos, unS SRI. 2aura 30.
&ettntnnn Godter Der 8ittue glnna
2ettmann, bon Sermnnn, in bc1
beiiigen 8unb Der @be eineeiegnet.
9ie 9eltberntGbIten perbsn in ltnie.
rer Stabt ibr Seim gri,nben, mo
&err Snos ieit Idneeren Sdbren IN
Der Sdubfabrif bei6dftist 1T. 8ir
sratiiliren rnb ipiiti6en biel @lilf
urtb Segen i'm @beitanbe.
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fabier Srid, Elm md bier mublbe'
fainter giirger npn ct. 2unis,
geiturben.

Sm bobcn Sitter bon 81 Sobren
lit IN ct. 2ouiS 3obier 6rid, aud
in Serntom rno nomentlid unter
ben ilteren ltnIerer 2eier tpobl6c.
fnnnt, aus bieiem 2eben geidieben.
gr mar Elm Sdpaecr Der 5ran
9ertba alemonr, Der friibercn 9e.
iiterin Scs gitp SoteI ltnb bcs ScnrB
Saounlburg, ebenfalIs friibcr bier
tuobnbaft. uno mar in friiberen Sab.
ren Elm ofterer 8eiu6cr ltnicrcr
Stabt. CT bitterldBt feline Satin,
(friiber SRI. 2isaie S@armblrg),
ioluie mebrere 9in6er.
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Giniqc pcitbIidenoc 9lrbcit9cbcr
Dobcn Den 8rnlt6 eingcfiihrt mcbr,
mails om Gage fltr5c 9clpcgung6s
lno g(tnmtngs llcbun9cn bel pcit
offcncn Senitcrn ob5lboltcn. Gic
3eit, mcldc ooourh bconiprltdt
miro, miro ntcbr ols ousge9li6cn
our6 Die before glrbeit, oie nod iol.
den llcbungen geleiItet miro.
SSn 3uIammenbong biernit benfcn
Sic itets ooran, einen SciI ibrer
2undSeit im Sreien allaubringen, I'm
Die 2ungen nit reiner, friiher 2llft
au filIlen.
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9clrsntcn snr NatiDnal Contention

Sn Der onr 3. 6cbruar in Wtont.
golnerD Gitp ob9eboltencn Gonnen
tion murOcn Ni6tcr q. q. 8rcuer
bon Sermnm lno SSn8. 80. Sill
bon Montgomerp Gitp olS 9ctcga.
ten bcs 0. GongreBs s0iitriftcS CUR re.
publifaniiden gtational Contention
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Oteper, uno 6rolt SO. 8. Cole bon
llnion, ipurbcn oIs SteIlbcrtretcr er,
ipdblt.
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9os @eben ~noh SSnoionerart,"
.. b, nit ben SuBipisen seraoeaitS
nnitott nad ouBen lit gut fir 2eitte
nit BlattfiiBen, fagt oas gun6esge.
iunobeitsbureau.
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gtadridten nnS augrcnscuScu Conn
ties, ans uuicrcm Staut nnb
anbcrcn StantCn.

Gin Micrtcl Scr 76 &onNi6ulcn
lm0 ioit ollie StoOtihulcu im St.
Solli& Golmtp imo iniol9c Der SSn.
iItCn5o gci6IoIIen.
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Cine 9tntiorL bic 10 iorgloS QIild.
lih it, OoB iic 9citottct, tic 5u beiteu.
CrM Inn Elm Seer bon gSbiSfep.
idnijiilcr lmtCrboIten ST f6men "
idreibt Die Gbico0o Griblmc, npcr.
Oicnt allies, mas ibr aus bcn Sticfcln
Der @6ttcr bcihic6cn mrrhcn mag"
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sllscmeinc Gunntp'gscnistciteu

Sri. Wtortbo Scego, Godtcr bon
2oprence Sccgo, bon nobc 0pcns.
bile, lit ont Wonto9 lester g8odlc in
ct. 2ouiS, I'M gllter bon 2S Sobrcn
9eitorbcn.
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Gic 2lcr5tc ln0 @Clcbrtcu bcbultp.
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0ic WtctbobiItcn @cmcinOc in
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gIicbcrn uno Srcun6en Der @cmcinoc
$50 on &leioungSItiifcn beigcitcilr
ert.
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@mpfeblet bieie 3eitiing bcin1
Radbor, Der iie nod nidt bdIt.