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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
TO RESTRICT LOSSES
FROM BOIL WEEVlL
Conference OF State and Federal Cot
ton Officials Unite to Safeguard
Cotton Crop

Shreveport Times.
Washington, July 14.-Establishment
of federal quarantine against inter-
state shipment of cotton from sections
Of Louisiana and Texas infected by the
pink boil worm, will be effected within
"a fortnight, it was announced today at
a conference Of cotton growers and
state officials, with the federal nor
.ticultural board.
The present quarantine against ship
ments within ten-mile radius OF
Gretna, which effects the New Orleans
market will be modified so that the
quarantine area will not extend across
the Mississippi, the chairman OF the
board stated; also that the final draft
of the quarantine order would be ready
in ten or fifteen days.
The federal quarantine order will ina
clude the following districts: Infested
areas in counties of Jefferson, Cham
,bers and Galveston and parts OF the
counties Of Brazoria, Liberty and JAS
per in Texas, and the parishes of Cam
eron, Jeff Davis and Calcasieu in Lou
isiana., Regulated areas-Portions OF
Fort Bend and Newton counties in adj
dition to the Texas counties within the
infected districts; the areas within a
three mile radius about Planters Oil
mill at Hearne, Texas; all the counties
of Maverick, Kinney and Valverde; all
the counties of Preside and Brewster
all the counties of Ward and Reeves,
and in Louisiana areas around Gretna
Eunice, Broussard, Alexandria and
Shreveport.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
RlNGGoLD ITEMS

Miss Bunah Albums is visiting Mrs.
Bridger Lucky at Choudrant.
Mrs. Maggie Tooke Chapman and lit
tie daughter, Christine are visiting rel
atives and friends here for a while.
!. Mrs. George Thomas had as her
guest last week, Miss Hunnally Of
south Louisiana.
Rev, H. e. Pettus and Willie Will
liams left Monday to attend the en-.
campment at New Orleans.
Miss Lucille Cook entertained num-
Der Of her little friends Thursday
afternoon. They enjoyed all kinds OF
outdoor games after which they were
served iced lemonade and cake.
Mr.. s. 2. Thomas Of Heflin, and son,
Elwood, who is recuperating from a
long illness of pneumonia, were guests
of Mrs. H. e. Page Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Master Philip Cook happened to the
misfortune OF being bitten on the hand
by Highland Moccasin last Thurs
day. He suffered from the pain a
great deal at first but is doing nicely
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at a swim
ming party on Mill Greek, in honor Of
their guest, Miss Hunnally. Five cars
of young people made up the party
and after the swim picnic lunch
and watermelons were enjoyed.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15

We the Finance Committee have ex-
mined the above statement and books
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
CHRISTENSEN HEADS
THIRD PARTY CARD

Farley P. Christensen, Salt Lake olIy
lawyer, was nominated n the presl-
Dental candidate for the new Farmer IT.
Labor party by its convention at Z'ao
o'clock this morning. christensen, a
member of the Committee u 10 was
chosen on the second ballot
Christensen was elected ever Dlln .a,
Field Malone of New YORK, by vote
4 1925 to 174a
Christensen, who presided over part
of the Fusion party sessions, was the
chairman of the IS convention prior to
the amalgamatiOn.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
MOI Gentle Enouuh.

One day willie entering street car
| met boy friend Of mine, also get
ting on. Thinking he would be. polite
enough to pay my fare, walked in
and took a seat. A few moments later
the conductor tapped me on the shout
der and said: "Miss, you are no ex.
ception. Exchange.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15

leusder case $1,000; ]. E, Currie ex.
a'sa onn witnesses out OF par
ish $500; J. Il. Currie board Of prls-
0ners in jail $1,000; Bienville Par
ish School Board . ~ mills Of Parish
tax collected for May and June, 1920
$76S02;; ]. w. Allen for months SAL
AIRY and expense as inspector $4,000;
The Arcadia Fair for supplies for
prisoners in Jail $3.50; Modern
Pharmacy supplies for prisoners in
Jail 1913; B. A. Brewer for rent on
house for insane boy, 2 months $1,000;
Arcadia Light and Water Plant for
lights and fans for courthouse $4,000;
The Bienvhle Democrat for public
printing $10610; City Drug Company
supplies for prisoners in Jail $3.50;
Geo. D. Barnard Co., supplies for
clerks Office $144S5; ]. NJ. Harp for
ice for courthouse $3.50; Clarke &
Courts supplies for clerks office $77.10;
NJ. L. Bath Co., supplies for clerks
office $54.47; Chronicle Publishing Co.,
supplies for clerks Office $500; J. R.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
PROCEEDINGS OF POLICE JURY MEET.
NG-NEW OFFICERS ELECTED

lowing resolution was offered:
Be 1t Resolved; by the Police. Jury
in regular session convened; That III
the matter of road building in Bienville
Parish, out of the $1,0Oo.Oo0.Oo Road
Bond Issue be deferred until the
regular meeting in September, 1920.
On roll call the resolution was adopt,
ed by a unanimous vote of the body:
On motion duly seconded the fol
lowing resolution was offered: +
Be 1t Resolved, by the Police Jury
in regular session convened; That ID.
M. White, the president of the Police
Jury be and he is hereby authorized
to make proper arrangements with the
Commercial Bank of Arcadia, La, to
pay the necessary expenses of the
Sheriffs office until the revenues from
the taxes for 1920 are collected sui
Ificient to defray the expense of the
Sheriff's Office and same to be refund
ed out of the Sheriff's salary fund
when sufficient amount has been col
lected from the revenues of said
Sheriff's Office.
On roll call the resolution was adopt
ed by a unanimous vote of the body.
On motion duly seconded the fol
lowing resolution was offered:
Be 1t Resolved, by the Police Jury
in regular session convened; That the
following committee be appointed to
secure right of-way for the model road
running parallel with the V. s. & ?,
R. R., said road is known as the Dixie
Overland Highway. Committee-Bert
Davis and b. r. Felt, Ward 1; J. Fl.
Thurmond and R. L. Colon, Ward ..
On roll call the above resolution was
adopted by unanimous resolution of
the body.
The Finance Committee made the
| following report:
Settlement with the Parish of Bien-
willie for all Parish Tax, License and
interest collected for the months of
MAY and J 5q@ge' 1920.
]. f. Currie, Sherllr alG a hA. ~, q,
Tax Collector, Dr., in account Wl,I..llni e
Parish of Bienyille. Cr
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
unN pONEIs0N CAFFERy ,,,,,
N.Y. MAKES POLITICAL ADDRESS

-. q p,nr,,;iIo
IN an address to citizens u nicn'n'e
parish. at the courthouse at Arcadia
IN s, Monday afternoon, at 4 D. m. Hon
iass ~, caffarv Of New Orleans, dis
i,one'son - - az ;ss,,es mon which
cussed % iei's'n 'ie a,,n cor n s.
he il. making the calapaisn ~
sanator.
~ $ tna co,,rse Of his speech he touch.
" aIr The the economical problems d
ed aloa asn a those faced BY the
' so,,nys II Louisiana. lie was emphatl'
L h;s aenunciation Of bossism and RIM
y '''' a,,d pledged himself to do all m
rs his power If elected as Senator Senator to 20
eounteract and make Impossible 'he
s Is 81 n,eages himself to fight the high
Ia ~ Il living and offered as his solu
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
FOR SALE OR RENT
Modern, new, 6 room house in heart
{ town. Dave Hoffman, Arcadia, La.
TWO MEN HAVE DIFFICULTY

On Wednesday afternoon in a diff
Guilty between Messrs. Dick Brice, a
contractor and builder, and Jason
Leary, farmer, the latter sustained
numerous bruises and cuts, some of
them quite severe. He was given medi.
cal attention by DR.. W. L. Atkins.
We understand that his wounds are not
serious, The butt of small caliber
revolver was used by MIR. Brlce as a
weapon. We are not Informed as to
the cause of the difficulty.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
SEQ
and find same to be correct. kespe,,
fully submitted,
Bert Davis,
W. Fl. Began,
n Whittow Com

The Committee Oh Claims made then
report and recommended that the fol-
lowing claims be allowed and vouchers
issued for same:
u. J. Pearce for work on pump
ST. .45; J. r. Butler for groceries for
insane boy $61.1O; Commercial Bank
for rent on surveyors office for Z mos,
$1,000: J. Q. Stewart refund Oh Par
ish taxes 1886; J. p. Nelson refund
on Parish taxes $500; B. p. Theus, ad-
vance on assessment roll for 1870
$4,000: |. r. Hightower inspector S
salary $4,000; 7. Y. Land District AT
torney's fees $4,000; ]. $. Williams
for extra work for tive called meetings
held May 31st and June 10th, 1920
pertaining to resolutions on Road Bond
Issue 5000; J. E. Currie. conveying
prisoners to Baton Rouge S37.76. j.
L. Currie for expense in Jerry Holmes
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-15
ESTRAY NOTICE

Taken UP and estrayed before me by
Dan Jackson, s miles southwest Of GIBBS
land, La, one iron gray mare, about
IA or 5 years old, appraised at $4,000.
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove his property and pay
charges or said mare will be sold at
estray sale in front Of my Office in
|Gibsland, La, on
Saturday, August l4th 1920.
w. H. LAZARUS,
Justice Of the Peace, Ward 2.
---t)---------
You VIII enjoy the preaching and
singing at the Baptist Church.
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CONTINUED on last page
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL !!l;!!!l).!! OLLESSON
" BY BEN NEwsOME
BY BEN NEWSOME

because Of the penalties of n diff.
ferent course. Christ has met that
nature by making his appeal to the
neart OF every man, that he should
aehght In tho ways OF righteousness
because he loves the Savior, not be.
cause some law s,ys he must. Ev-
cry man should do right. but Jesus
wants him TO do right Of his own
free Will, otherwise he Is none of
his.
Tho Kingdom Win Come.
Tho prayer of Thy kingdom
come In not a hopeless prayer or
Jesus would not have taught us to
say 1t. Big political moves in the
interest Of Christianity have usu-
ally succeeded in hindcring more
than helping In the year 32f the
emperor OF Rome WAS baptized in
Constantinople and 1t looked as
though Christianity had secured "A
commanding place In the worlds af-
. fairs, but the results were com
bnation of church and state, in
curing a curse on the world that
required centuries of effort and
much bloodshed to eradicate. In
later years the whole civilized world
was under the domination of the
church and persecution and ostra-
cism were the lot OF him who did
not flex the knee to ecclesiastical
authority. But that was not the
kingdom OF heavcn--it was a politl-
al power and spirituality was at
discount. Here and there In out of
the way places the seeds of spiritual
christianity still survived and In due
time overcame the theological oil
garchy. Political help always hurts
the cause of Christ.
| When Jesus thought of his
churches on the earth he pictured
them as lampstands. In the vision
given to John the seven churches of
western Asia are represented as
seven lampstands with the glorified
Jesus In the midst Of them. They
were composed Of ordinary people,
without social standing. subject to
persecution. but he saw what ne
could make Of them. They had the
light that was to light the wo,!d.
Each church ought to be In Its
own communis;. not "a wielder of
the rod to enforce its decrecs and
ccremonials upon all people alike
regardless of their convictions, but
ought to be in it's community an
agency for illumination so that rD
individual shall in the last day have
AZ an excuse for his sinfulncss that
he did not know the truth. When
cept and example urged upon the
attention of all men without the
cndeavor to force his decision. then
will son come the revolution i'm
human thought that will place Jesus
on the throne of tho world. And
1t Will come. for God himself had
said II. And he that sitteth on the
throne shL Behold, | make all
things new"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Many People Change
Names and Here Is
Place to Get 1t Done

CLEVELAND. Dec. 1S.---It only
costs $40 to have ones name
changed in probate court here,
and it's not a difficult court pro-
cedure. 1t costs 81 to advertise
the fact. according to the Law; 40
cents Is charged as "A filing fee,
and the court costs are about IS
And 80 far as known, the Cuya-
hoga county probate court has
never refused request.
why should the court object"
asked +. n. Fairbanks, a deputy.
Most persons have mighty good
reasons for giving up their ances-
trail names.
Reasons given vary greatly. A
girl by the name OF Kiss asked to
change to Murphy.
1T sounds 30 odd to have peo-
pie call me Miss KISS she stated
in her petition.
Another woman changed from
5ugg to Farley and one from
Smack to Feeder.
A large number OF the petition
ers say their original names are a
detriment to them in business.
Many desire change because
their names are hard to pronounce
and spell and that there are too
many similar ones In Cleveland.
Often entire families petition to
have their names changed. par
ticularly foreign speaking people
who have children in school.
Married men seldom take their
wives name, according to the rec
ords.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

ROME. Dec. 1.-Two thousand
new schools are to be opened as
soon as possible to combat illitcracy
IN Italy and first appropriation has
been made uf i2.O00.000 lire. one
hundred thousand teachers are
needed and some 10000 have at
ready been engaged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
BEHAVE OR BE CLOSED UP
Cordoba Liquor Dealers Resent
Working Of Booze Taxes.

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. i6.---
Wholesale and retail dcalors In
liquor In the province of Cordoba
threaten to close their places Of bust
ness II "a recent law passed Ivy the
provincial government imposing in
creased taxes on alcoholic drinks In
not repealed.
The law pascal by the Cordoba
Legislature was intended not alone
as source Of revenue but az "a
move Ia restrict the liquor traffic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Isngllsh Islrthratc is.3.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE number
OF births recorded In England and
Wales In 1879 was 692.iSs includ-
Ing 41,.sS illcgltimatc, "A hIrthratc
~ 1875 per 1000 OF tho population,
says the annual medical report OF
the ministry OF health. I'm 1908, a
record year, there were 94S,s7l
births or more than $4,000 greater
than last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

Furthermore the provincial govern
ment has declared that IL the new
tax is resisted ny the dealers. II will
present to the Legislature a bill pro-
viding complete prohibition of con-
sumption OF alcohol in the province.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

The referendum was as solemn
ms the Democrats could wish. Tho
Washington Post,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

Sleep Is nature greatest GIT TO
man. Coal is natures greatest gif,
To the middlcman.---NCw York
American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

Prices may be down, but they're
never out.--New York Tribune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-12

&tlion Iolte iofort rciignicrer, I'M
Soroing cine @elc9crtbcit 5u geben,
init ocn @ororbeitcn fiir feline Serei.
ni9ung bon G6lfern Sltr GrbaIt,ltg
oeS 6rieOcns 31 t~reffen. 9rpon Jag.
tc: ~0o ii6 Oas olnerifunii6e @olf
entidieOcn gegcll bic &0lfcrli9o, lpie
tic bon GrGiioent 8iIion ~entlporfcn
lultrOc, crtlGrt bot, ioltc e8 bcrcit
ieirr, icinc Gnti6eiOung iofort in
&raft treten SIT laiien. 3ieS tanll
oltf iebr einfode 8ciie geidcbcn.
Der SrGiiocnt ionte iofort reiignie.
rem ltno fem glrnt an Sices SrGiibent
Woridon nbtreten, inter Scr 9cbin.
g11ng, boB Ietterer beint 3uiammen-
tritt bes &ongreiies I'M 9e5entber
Senator Soroin9 ar,m Stoots.S efre.
tar .ernennt, ltnt Damn IelbIt ST. re'
ligniercn. llnter Dem @eieb piirbe
Damn Sor6ing BrGiibcnt iein lno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-12

fOnntc nit Der rcpubl. MeDrbeit I'M
&ongreB iofort einen &lon bcrnirf-
Iiden, nit Sen Ser. Stootcn in cine
8erbinoung bon Gotionen enquire.
ten. 9a Dem BrGii0enten Der @elts
fricoen an Ser5en Iiegt, fam CT iid)
fol>nt ipci9crn. 0urd cine 10 gcringe
Illfopferung Ben 8lan f0r6ern at
belfcrL uclll rl,on c5 ~iibcrbol,pt cine
Iltfopferlurg nenren FAM. Gr mir.
sc ooburd fcrner einelt Oreintonoti'
gen &ompf NIT eincm fcinblt6en
&on9rcb, Scr hltrd Die fiiralt6e
Solfsobitimmltng 9eItGrft luoroen lit,
permeiocn." @iIion miro ober bent
9rpon b06ItmobrideinGi6 mas pfei.
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-12
Bbone 76.

@ittc, Opn @l1no, befiroet iid bier
bel ibrcn bielen 8ertpombten oltf
&eil6.
@ir bottcn am lebtcn Sonntog
Oas Ser9nil0en Or. @ngelbre6t uno
6ontiIie il, 8ittenberg beeriiBen 5u
f0nner. Gr fat bier bieIe @ermollO.
te un6 Srcrnbe.
4m letter Sonntag erbielten Wir
Die trallriee Radridt bob Saitot
Slider, bon 8eralo s~eltorben lit. 81
bebiente oaielbIt Die @bon9eliide Sc
mcinOe felt 2 Sabren unb mar bo'
ieIbit bon ieiner @emeinoe iebr be.
lebt, Gr binterlGbt feline tiefbetriib
tc Satin unb cine Sodter ioDi(
utebrcrc @ei6miiter unb biele Sreltn
DC, sic ieincn 600 betrailern. Iltf
mir 5ol(cn oen Sinterbliebenen rnier
innigite8 Witleib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-12

lRlttcl. ,c l,iu ~~rOLrrlt9 wclucu
nod) mcbr ioldrr N~niGgcn ms sc.
Ten gcrltien mcr0cn.
So bat nd, Die flcinc 0crOe
HrnnttGrc, pcIdle anfangS Der
.~nNm5iger Sabre ull@ Slbirier unG
Nlo3fo cingciiibrt mOrNen mar, I'm
Snoioner, Die Der Sage. uno Slide.
rel . 0]clcgenbciten idnoOe beraubt
luorocn tUcrcll, Dor Dem &erbuugeru
1T ~rtttcll, idIiCblid OernlaBcn Der.
mebrt, onB tic Die @~r,nologe fir
cincn groBcn Nusfubrbanoel in
6leii6 allf unbeitimmte, aber lpabr.
Ideinli6 LANCE 3eit binaus bieten
fam, 9art5 abgeieben bon Der &enn.
tier5u6t ieitens her gitgeborenen
uno fir oieielbcn.
Selle SSSee BOZ, &co. Sadion, ole
onfGnglib, als es Oamit ni6t 10.
gIei6 reft porpdrts geben ponte,
Gem ltrbeber ocs unternebmens
Serfenmtng uno iogar bittere Gin.
griffe i'm &ongreB eintru9 - aud
bon tpobImeinenoen &ritifern ipie
Senator @eit bon Miiiouri - bat
Ii6 idon felt 5ebn ODER mebr Sab.
rem als Elm 9lGnserloer grias ct.
pieien unb ioa lett Der groBen
amerifanii6en 0ation elm nidti.
ges Rabrungsmittel mebr liefern.
tpettn n,ld borerit eeraoe fein btIli.
oesi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-12
8itteub Q.

2ie 8ubG Ieste ISOLDE berlief bier
in better 8eiie uno unire 5rurten
nabuter, redt regen &ntbeil an Der
srben. g8 prrben bier 294 Stim.
lien ubgcgebe1.
guItor 1alrer, Der beliebte Seel.
ioraer ser friiber in 9rafe als Sre'
Sioer Siente, prebigte am letten
sonntug in 8eemont. @r mnroe bel
Der IeBtcn 0onfercn5 na6 2eslie Der.
felt unO bat Oa icin jcbigeS pr.
beitSielO.
Ole Satin oe8 Serrn IltgnIt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-12
8cnntierfleiid ais @OltSfOit.

SSett miro eS enoIlb nit Der i6on
Dor iii1lf oocr ieds Sabren a,tge'
tiinSigten &crienoun8 9roBerer
Wengeu &enntierfleiid ans alasta
na9 Den Ser. Staaten poler ge'
i91itsnGbi9er grnit.
Rad) nelrerlider Witteilung miro
gllasfa nod Dor gnoe oes Sabres
1920 bier Ginmadbaitier unO 3iibl.
logcrrGilme fir &enntierfIetiG auf'
weiien, peId)eS iortan regeImaBig
mad nnierrm 2ono gci6idt weroen
ioQ, .olS p%oIlfommeneS @abrungs'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-12

lpG6rcn6 ieiner &ompogne cine &C.
iommtiumme bon $500, mic ans
ieinem in @aibington ab9clicicrtcn
9erift berbor9cbt. 0iciem 3ufolGc
erbielt CT an @citr6gcn $3.50. Sci
he 4lts9aben bcrtciltcr1 Iid Dic fnl9t:
8rimdrpobl SCALA unb @oltrtwnhl
$1,S6S.
Sln Observation-Disclosures 6es nett
Ell &ongreiIc5 i'm NGr5 lperoc1 PSI
&epl1blifaner uno 1853 0cmnfrotcn
uno inn Senat SO HepubEifoncr unO
81 9cmofroten iiten. 9ie HCpublt.
foner erobertcn o1,f Senneiiec, mel
der gum ~Solio Sortb" geb0rtc un6
ci11en onbercn bi8ber Itorf benlofros
tiifen Stoot, OfIobonlo; ollBcrocnl
crlaugten Tie Elm SongrCbn1it9licO in
Seros.
g8oltcr g. 9ifep, BON &oniaS
Gitp, felt Sobren elmer ser bcrporro:
genoiten Sitbrer scr Hepublifoncr
inn Stnate, ioll iid idon DGhrcn<
Saroing's Inmcienbeit in ct. 2ouis
BEL 0elniclben lint cine SteQe i'm
Cabinet erfun6igt bobcn. GS bcibt,
bob 0ifep iein lltqcnmCrt ollf Ole
Stcl(c olS Scfrct6r oeS Srlern &C.
riGtct babe. Gr mar elmer Scr cr.
item, Die &orOing bel ieiner Nnftnft
in ct. 2oltis an Som$taG Nbenb
bcgriiBtc.
Senator Soroing bot 404 GIcfto-
ralitinlmell erbnltcn un6 @ollO. Cor
1877. Die &cpl,blifaner iie9tcll in Den
Stootcn California, Colorado, Gon-
necticr,t. Sbabo, SQinois, Snbiano,
Solpo, aonias, Moinc, Marplono,
Waiiafuietts, Widigan, Ninneiota.
Miiiouri, Wpntano, Ncbrn5ta, &c.
baoa, Stem Soinpibire, gtem ScricD,
Nep gorf, 9telp Mcrico, Obio, Ore.
9on, EennIplpanio, &bo0c SSlorto,
Siio 0ofoto, Senneiiec, &crnnont,
@oibin9ton. @eit Sir0inia, @iScon'
fin, 0elapore, Norb 9ofotn, lltob.
Oflabonla; sic 9cmofrotcn iicgtcll
in Ilobnma, 4rfanios, 6loriou,
Georgia, &entltfp 2ouiiiono, MiiIii.
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